MAIL NOTICES

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 79, 28 December 1920, Page 8

MAIL NOTICES

fiubiect to 'necessary alterations, mails will closo at tho Chief Post Office as under THIS DAY (TUESDAY), DECEMBER 28. Kaikoura, per Wakatu, 3 p.m. JUenheim, Havclock, and Picton, via Blenheim, uer Wairau, 4 n.m. GiEborne, per Putiki, 5 p.m. Southern offices of ftew Zealand; also mails and express transit-paid .parcels for Greymouth, Hokitika, Eeefton, nnd Westport, iper 'Maori, 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. 29: Parcel mail for United Kine'dom and Continent of Eurone. 3 P.m. Mails f;r United Kincdom and Continent of Eurone. aer. lonic. 4 n.m. Nelson, also mails and exnrcas transitpaid parcels for Eeefton and Wcßtoort, per and' Hayclook; also mailß and express transit-paid parcels for lteefton and Wentnort. ner Mapourika 5 n.m. Southern offices of New Zealand; also mails and express transit-paid parcels tor Westport, Greymouth, Hokitika, and Eeefton. per Waliinc. 6 p.m. Picton, Blenheim, and Havclock, per Arahura. 7.45 p.m.

THUItSDAY, DECEMBER 30. Parcel mail for Australian £-at?s and the East, 9.30 a.m. ' _. . ' Australian States. Ceylon, India. China, Janan. Straits Settlements. 3?evnt. South Africa, per Manuka. 10.30 ajn. - Southern offices of I«ew Zealand, also mails and exnress transit-paid parcels lor Greymouth. Hokitika, Westport. and Beefton, per Maori, 6 n.m. ■ • , ' KAILS CLOSE DAILY.

,Mails for Bouthern offices, per ferry steamer, clobc daily at 6 n.m. Wangnnui. New Plymouth, also Mtinavxtn, lianKitikei, and Taranaki districts. 7.30" a.ti.: mail-van. 8.20 a.m. ■' Waneanui, also Manawatu and Kanei* tikei districts. 3 p.m.; lato fee. 3.15 p.m.; 6.45 p.m.. late fee -T P.m. . ; Wairarapa s district, 3 a.m.. 6 a.m.! also at 3.15 p.m./ late fee 3.30 p.m. Napier and HawkeVßay district, 8 a.m.; also at 6.45 p.m.. late fee 7 p.m. Auckland and district, also New Plymouth, Waugamii. and Napier, 11.20 a.m.; late fee. (3.P.0. 11.35 a.m.; railway station, 12.4Q p.m.; and at 6.45 n.m., late fee J p.m. : Parcel mails for Auckland and district, 8 j).m. OUTGOING OVERSEA MAILS. The next best dispatch for correspondence addressed to United Kingdom and (Jon« Mnent of Europe, will bo via s.s. lonic, closing at Wellington on Wednesday, December 29, at 4 p.m. Mails for Australian States. South Africa, and . the East, per Manuka, close at Wellington on Thursday, December 30, at 10.30 a.m. • INCOMING OVERSEAS MAILS, j {Approximate dates only.) S.S. Port Nicholson was cxpected to leave Sydney for Auckland on December 24; Gue about Decembtr 29. She carri.e3 about 2000 1 bajrs of mails for New Zealand. S.S. Makura left' Vancouver for Auckland on December 17; due about January 6. She carries 1363 bags of mail for New Zealand, S.S. Tofua loft San Francisco for Wellington December 16; due January 7, She carries 1200 parcel-receptacles and 10 bags mail for New Zealand. 8.8. Sonoma left 6an Francisco for Sydney November 2J; 368 bags of mail fo* New Zealand; Wolilmrton portion of mail due about December 28. S.S. Paparoa left London November lfc; due about January 8. S.S. Ruahine left London, via Papama, December 2; due about January 12. Sho carries mail for New Zealand. REMINDERS. On Friday. December 31, correspondence addressed to streets in the city -and subj urbs will be delivered from the letter- | carrier, l ;' department (entrance upstairs from Featherston Street at the Chief Por.t Office) from 8 to 9 p.m.; also the public ; delivery counter lyill' be open for delivery of correspondence addressed to the Chief Post Office from 8 to 9 p.m. On Saturday, January 1 (New Year's Day), the Postal Department will be cloned iu all. its branches. Mails for dispatch , by steamers sailing on New Year's Day i will clor.s at 8 p.m. on the previous evenme. The only dispatches of mails 'by I trains on New Year's IJay will close as j follow:—For Wairarapa. Ei.w!;e's Bay [• Manawatu; Rangitikei, Wancanui. Tar'aI uaki districts at 8 p.m. previous evening late fee miduieht; for Auckland and Auckland district at 8 a.m. on New tear's Day. •The city •nd suburban receives? will hp clearea at 2 p.m. only. 31. D. G2OGQTT, „ . Chief Postmaster. O&ief Post Office, Wellington, December 28, 1920. The Feilding A. and P. Show will 1.-iko place on February 1 and 2, and the ram fair on the two following days. An attractive prize-list lias been compiled for ring events, comprising .£IOB cash and numerous valuable trophies for jumping events alone, £23 and a gold medal for the dog trial, and new features in tbo musical stalls and motor driving comnetition for ladies. • Horses, cattle, sbeep, pigs, cookery, and returned soldiers' workaltogether make a comprehensive prizelist, which should appeal to intending exhibitors. Entries for the show and Tiim fair close oh January H. and particulars of both will be supplied on application to the secretary, Mr. E. il. Fisher. Eminent physicians and surgeons— leaders in tho world of medicine and dentistry—are constantly presenting fresh proof of. direct relationship between bad teeth and serious internal disorders. People would be surprised to know how often prominent mcdical specialists send patients to the dentist before attempting treatment themselves. Your dentist has moro to do with, keeping you bodily sound than you realise, for the personal care givon your tcoth has much to do with tho oondition of your general health. Tho best daily oare you can possibly give your teeth is to use Kolynos consistently —two or three times n' day. Becausc it is highly efßciont in its germicidal action awl an ideal cleanser and polisher of the teeth, it bns earned the endorsement of a majority of the leaders in dO7l- - practice.—Advt,