THE MAIL SERVICES.

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THE MAIL SERVICES.

Press Association.—Copyright. London, March 2

Sir T. Sutherland, in a letter to the Times, says he is not aware of any conspiracy against the mail project. If any of the .eminent shipbuilders who evolved the scheme, and who apparently know but little of Australian trade, care to see figures regarding tho working of 10,000-ton mail ships ho will give some startling information.

The Peninsular Company contemplate laying up some of their largest steamers for a considerable portion of tho year in preference to running costly ypyages to Australia. Melbourne, March 4

Messrs Hawthorne, Leslie and Co. have taken the place of Messrs Beardmore in the English mail syndicate, Representatives of the .company acr knowledge that they hope to obtain assistance from the State Premiers. ‘

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8755, 4 March 1907, Page 2

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