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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2256, 30 July 1870, Page 2

POST OFFICE NOTICES, MAILS CLOSE — For Oamara, Timarn, Akoroa, Lyttelton, Christchurch, Hokitika, and Greynioutb, per s.s. Wainui, on Monday, the Ist August, at 4.30 p.m. Pars.*. Airedale, on Monday, the Ist August, as under For Northern Provinces of New Zealand. Aumbuxi, West Indies, &c., and the United Kffl&dom, via San Francisco, at 9.30 a.m. For late letters with late fees as under at 10 a.m. t For Northern Ports, 3d per letter, For United Kingdom, 6d per letter. . Fortiie United S™tes, 6d per FoTjalfother places an additional single rale per Tetter. For newspapers at 8 a'.'m. For registered letters and issue of money orders at 5 p.m. on Saturday, the 30th In*t. for Oanianj, per p.s. Wallace, on Tjpesday, the 2nd August, at 8.45 a.m. NJ?.—Mails for tiie United kingdom, &c,, iu Suez will he despatched per Rangitoto, on sth proximo. ARCH. BARK, Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office. Dunedin, July 30. 1870. JUST RECEIVED ! A PAMPHLET, containing 72 pages, with . a fnlf report o£ the great Launceston label case, REIBEY r. BLOMFIELD. Price Is. JOSEPH BRA ITH WATTE, Nerw spaper and Periodical Importer, &c., Fleet stneet (Old Arcade side). (Established 18C3.) BALES BY AUCTION, MONDAY. Frederick H. Evans, at his rooms, at 12— Household Surniture.

The Premier has promised to endeavor to make the necessasy arrangements for the establishment of a district Court at Timaru as speedily as possible. A. petition is being signed in the Wairarapa district to bo sent to the two Houses of Parliament, praying that a system of elementary education for the whole colony may be established, under which the education of children shall be made compulsory,