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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 11 August 1915, Page 4

Relations and friends ct members of the Expeditionary Forces who are anxiously awaiting - an acknowledgment of the delivery of parcels either in Egypt or at the Dardanelles will be interested in the following letter re,ceivcd by a well-known local resident from the Defence Department; “Dear Sir,— Discussing your complaints as to non-delivery of parcels by the Post Office Department, they have informed me that the; Suez mail service was for a time so disorganised ■ that Dardanelles parcels were sent via London by long sea route. Now r , however, that the) Suez mail service is In a normal condition parcels are sent direct, and I th erf ore trust no more ineonveni-