Post Office Notices.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 485, 17 June 1867, Page 2

Post Office Notices.

."VLAND HAUb. This following is the Time inula of th# Arrival and Ticspatch of Inland Hails.

NliW RATES OF POSTAGE. The foi;owi ni r rates of postage mm now in fore throughout the Colony ; I. TWS I.ETTT! ’A Pe.sterl at any i’o.-L Oirme wi; ain the Colony fur (let.very ;i t or iroei sin'll Post naiee -Vii «*>;.». ftii i.r haU'-iai-onucc ... linn Penny bxciv line I,t'l-nuuco but not cv.vO'i* in-; •■ } *vc i'wt.j’mjioo Tux rfery nhri:-f or fraction »>t* an '-un-v over one ounce ... i'Aopcnco ii.—r-.>rNrKV Ipjt i^. -cl al any Tost Oultv xvil:;;a tb- <:*>].»ny fo r u .bi v: . ut or ifoni any other i’oal b l :li<within me in iic Province — .\ml balf-an-oauce ... Twopence Kxt.codiria' iiall’-a.i-uiiuec but not exceedini' one ounce Toure-joeer lor every ounce fraction of an ounce oxer one ounce Icurpmce 111. IM'KK i’IMviNCJ Ab j.I- i VS-i:-,. Ported at :ir>y Post ‘truce within the my fo d.ux.Ty at or from nny Udine in unv cthe Province within the Cal-uiy—- ; Not bulf-an-onnce ... Threepence Exce' ,; bail Uii-ounco "out not eM-’ced-uik,' one ounce MApenco For every ounce cr fraction of an ounco over uae uiuice • ... ... bixi-ouco iv.— y£\vsr.\rE:i3, On all wit bin the colony Ibr delivery tvnhin the colony... Due Penny

Ei.mctui.a t. —On Wednesday last, Mr MT-enn was rc-rh-ried, without opposition ;i member of the Provincial Council. Ids scat having become vacant, in conmiuence of hi? acceptance of the ofllee of Sup. i-in-•ender.t. The attendance was very email. i.Mr F Mutton proposed, and Mr A. Irvine I seconded the nomination, and no other [candidate offering, Mr 11‘Lean was do 'dared to be duly elected.

Voi.uM'Khit Parade. On Saturday afternoon lust a special parade of the Napier Rifle Volunteers look place on the [parade ground, opposite' the Herald Office. [The object ol the meeting was to present Corporal W Northe, N.R.V., with the Prize medal for the Animal Provincial Firing. The day was anything but. propitious —drizzling rain, and a cold southwester pre\ailing. The attendance consequently was not equal to what, under more favorable circumstances, it would have been; the number of Volunteers present (some 18 rank and file) especially dj 5 . appointed us—the occasion being one on winch no member of that corps should have absented himself. After the order conferring the medal upon Corporal N T orlhc had been read by Captain Withers, Lieut.Colonel Whitmore proceeded to present the medal to the winner. J 1 e spc!;e to (ho following effect; Corporal Non he, it gives mo great pleasure in being the instrument ot uenerai Government in presenting you with tins mark of their appreciation of jour conduct ; and 1 trust that you will live long to wear the medal which I now pin to jour breast—not only with credit to yourself, but also with honour to! the gallant corps to which you belong—the elloctual services rendered to the country by which have already been fully aciM.on D_> His Liceueucy the Governor. I trust the present occasion will serve to impress your comrades with the necessity for constant rifle practice ; and that next year we will shine not only m our own province, but also in other parts of the Otago has been able to beat the rest of the colony; we roust emulate each other in the endeavour to F.-a, them. Atter the conclusion of Lieu-tcnant-Cclci.cl Whitmore's speech, Como;.d Norths rejoined ins company, v.i.icti Idea went through smao rLir in a manner which ..:e.u;.i to give ucner'd sr.tisfueiion to cic o.hcers. This con chided, Ac company lodged erms,” ami quickly dispersed—the whole proceedings k ft yiug secapiea ebout sa bouj.

Service. Mails oloso nt G.F.O. Arrive at Tost Town. Close ut 1’OM '1 HDD, Arrive in .Mipicr, Clifc 0 a.m. Tuesday 2 p.m. Vrid.-y Noon Friday ... 1 Havelock Noon Tuesday... To Auto, Poukawa 3 p.m. Tuesday Noon Wednesday 8 a.m. Tvicii.v 1’alanraia, (branch from To Ante) Noon Thursday j (branch from Clive) Waipavva ... -5 p.m. Monday ) 4 p.m. Tuesday 0 a.m. Thursdiy 5 p.m. T hurUay ... 4 p.m. Friday ruutanhvha (brunch rroniTVaipukurau)... V, aipnkurau Noon Wednesday fi p.m. Tuesday j 2 p.m. Thursday ... | \V allimlbrd roi'.M'U'Ull.'lU ]1 a.m. Wednesday 1 p.m. W ednesday’... 110 a.m. Thursday ... J b am i i / t p.m. Monday (fortU a.m. Thursday... 0 a.m. Monday ... 1 1 p.m. Friday (fort- < a:-!|c 1’oint , nightly) Noon X r ritiay I’30 p.m. Tuesday 10 a.m. Saturday i nUl’Jy) Menace bridge 1 'I O’.TO a.m. T L- araday I'nkclapu 3 p.m. Tuesday G p.m. Weduc day... Maraekakaho (branch from rukc;tai>u).., Kereru (branch Irom Havelock) I Noon Tuesday V p.m. Tuesday ... it a.m. Wednesday... 1 p.m. ’ll odnesday 10 a.:n, Wednesday ... > Noon Thursday W oodlla rpe ... j i C p.m. Tuesday ... 3 p.m. M edhesilny 1*< kapeka I J 7 p.m. Tuesday 2 p.m. \\ edin : day ... J I’etano 1 A 3 p m. Tuesday ... 2 p.m. Saturday ... A Mobaka | V. a iron ) ( 10-,TO"a,m. Tuesday 9 a.m. Thursday ... C p.m. Thursday... 3 p.m. Iriday O’-u) a m. I’ri.do.y .... > 9 a.m. Monday Muhin 6 p.m Friday Noon Tuesday. )