MAIL NOTICE.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1968, 2 January 1907, Page 1

MAIL NOTICE.

l«or Auckland, Talune, 'Wednesday, oamiary 2, -7 a.lll. or Aapier, Wellington and South, Victoria, Wednesday, January 2 4 p.in. v • ’ i? oi Auckland, A\ aika.ru, Saturday, anuary o, 9 a.m. For iNapier, Wellington and South, alune, Saturday, January o. 7 p.m. For Australia via Wellington, Tasuiiua, Ceylon, India, Straits Settleicnts, and China, Victoria, Wednesday, January 2, 4 p.in. l 1 or Australia (due in Svdnoy January 11), Tasmania, Ceylon, Inla, Straits Settlements, and China, Vaikare, Saturday, January 5, 9 . m. C nited States of America, • Canada, West Indies, Central "America, West Coast of South America, united Ivingdoin, and Continent of Lurope ,via San Francisco (due in in London February 9), also Samoa, •Hawaiian Islands, Philippine Islands, anti Japan. connecting with s.s Ventura at Auckland, Monowiii. Wednesday, January 9, 7 a.m. 3 l 1 or South Africa (due in Capetown fcjjoiit February S), per s.s. Marathon, v ictoria, 'Wednesday, January 2, 4

LOCAL MAILS. Lady—At 7 a.m. > Makauri. * _ AVhatatutu. Daily—At 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. * Makaraka, AVaereugaaliika, Ormond, > Kaitaratahi. Te Karaka. , Daily— At 2 p.m. (Thursday 1 p.m.; Patutalu, Matawhero, , Manutuke, Murewai. Mondays and Thursdays—At G a.m. > Tatapouri, AVhangara, Pakarao, ’ Hauiti, ,i . Tolago Bay, AA r aipiro Bay, Tuparoa, * . Port Awanui. Monday and Thursday—At 3 p.m. . Motu, Kakauroa, - AVhak.arau, Poututu. Monday—At G a.m. ' Hangaroa, AVaerengaokuri, Tiniroto, ' F raserto wn, f Marumaru, • A..a_ltuakituri, AA'aFroa. A PRIVATE BAGS. MONDAY. : 'G i;.m. —Coast: Turehaua Station, Mw'Wasxur, Puatao, Rototahi, Biddies, '*r Sinclafff'SSlWfls, To Ptika, Bushy, t’o Loisel, Puia, AVaipiro Station, J. P. Murphy. G.■ 1-j a.m.—Train J.ine : Jackson Lewis, Hoke, Teliau. 2 jj.m.—Murewai: Curria. , 3 p.m.—Motu Line: AVailiuka, lirdige, C.H., Bridge, AV.AV., Kaijjoiio, Thomson, McDonald, Baigoat. .Puha. 3 ji.m. —Train, Te Karaka: Lewis Evinson. TUESDAY. 6.45 a.m.—Train Line: Lewis Jackson, Tehau. . 7 a.m. —AVairoa Line: Joblin, Mather, Tulloch, Coop. Swarbrick. , 9.30 a.m. —AVainiata Valley : P. T. Ken.lay, Kenway Bros., Mandor, AVatson, Bailie, Kiore. 2 p m. —Currie. 3 p.m.—Lewis, Evinson. AVEDNESDAY.

'"T5.45 a.in. —Tiain: Jackson, Lewis, Telnti, Rooke. ' 3 p.m. —Lewis, Eviiison. THURSDAY. (I n.in.- —Const: Tiirohuua, Sevniotir, * Loisel, Rilatae, Rototahi, Biddles, Sinclair, Oates, To Buka, Busby, To I* ilia (Cordon’s). Murphy, AVaipiro Station, Waipare, T. S. Williams, Kirk Bros., l’ene Heilii, G. Kirk J Walker. H. 45 a.m.—Lewis, Jackson, lloke, .Tehau. 2 p.m.—Currie. "3 p.m.—-Train: Lewis, Kvinson. 3 p.m.—Alotu Line: Waihnka, C. H. Bridge, W. \V. Bridge, Kaipono, , Thomson, McDonald, Baigent, Pulia. it FRIDAY. C. 4-5 aun. —Jackson, Lewis, Tehau Rokd. ■ 2 p.m.—Currie. | 3 p.m. —Lewis, Kvinson. SATURDAY. 0.45 a.in. —Jackson, Lewis,' Tehau, lloke. <1.30 a.iii. — ICenway, P. T., Kenway Bros., Alunder, Watson, Bailie. « • 2 p.m. —Currie. ~~»-..3 p.m. —Lewis, Kvinson. Sykes’s Drench— Always Reliable. • Farmers want a reliable drencli—- ’ one that will not fail when trouhlo arises. No drench has had such unqualified success' as Sykes’s. Over a thousand farmers have written ex,pressing their gratitude for the remarkable cures which, it lias effected. One-of these is Mr. James Tomath, the well-known dairyman, of Shannon, Manawatu. Ho writes: “X am in the habit of drenching my cows with Sykes’s Drench immediately alter calving, and at all times on tlio appearance pf inflammation of any kind. -Ij have "seldom known it to fail, pud have always recommended it.