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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 359, 13 April 1889, Page 8

AiSW Z E I UIS A RT'S S LJG (i HSTION .

Pat Rcil'y wastakins: a ride On un eleyuut suiniuer morning, And Kaluleen sat 1 lose hv Inside, liitght Minium h' rl.ico .uloiiniig.

And she Ir.oked st^ tidy and neat, Her figure sn plump nttd I rim, Ko girl h.df so pr-'ttyann sweet Had vvei a[)p -a red to him

Said Pat : >{ Your 0 \ es an' so blue And your lips «<» temptmt'ly ltd, They're (he puitiisf [ cvi 1 knew And belong to Uiel-oWuon 1M \\e«l.

"Ah ! dailin 1 , if it wasn't this b.i.-te 'Ihat'spulliu' my p'-or anus apart, Th y Would tm<'i j rl\ stliH.il i'hiikl yourwai^t And yourself l»e | tvsM'dtouiy heart.

" For uiv love's that powerful iudade, Widout you I cannot Miivive." Then K-ithli-eu bin-bed and s ;i iil : Mr Keilly, pi-maps [ could diiw ?"'

The latest tn'uiuph in fa-l-ioti is the fastening of a waiuii into iin- 1 ■ tl • of a slipper. *"' ijitw goes tie Imi V oieiies th* masher. ' Look .it "iy ii ;.it inkio and yon'l! see,' lespond- tin- l.iii |miUh-i in the, dance. Surely this U cai xu.^the joke too fa r.

MAIL SKI.'VICKS. 1889.

FHOM LONDON. SAN FKANUbvA). DIRECT. Li-.i\e .-\tii\e Leave Ariive L« inlou. Auckland. ' Ply- New mouth. Zealand. Jan. 12 Feb. 26 Feb. 9 Mar. 26 Jan. 26 liar. 2 Ular. 9 April 23 Feb. 23 Mar. 30 Apr. 6 May 21 Mar. 23 Apr. 27 Miiy 4 June 18 Apr. 20 May 25 June 1 July 16 May 18 June 22 'June 29. Aug. 13 June 15 July 20 July 27 Sept. 10 Ju'y 13 Aug. 17 Aug. 24 Oct. 8 Ante. 10 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Nuv, 5 Sept. 7 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Dec. 3 Oct 5 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Dec. 31 TO LONDON. SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT. Leave Ariive Leave Anive Auckland. London, New PlyZealand, mouth. Jan. 7 Jan. 24 Feb. 4 Jan.lo Feb. 21 Jan. 28 Mar. 4 Feb. 7 Mar. 21 Feb. '2s Api. 1 Mar. 7 Apr. 18 Mar. 25 Api. 29 Apr. 4 May 16 Apr. 22 May 27 May 2 June 13 May 20 . June 24 May 30 July 11 June 17 Jnh 22 June 27 Aug. 8 July 15 An». 19 Jul}2s Sept. 5 Aug. 12 Sept. 16 Ai.g.22 Oct. 3 Sept. 9 Oct. 14 Sep. 19 Oct. 31 Oct. 7 Nov. 11 Oct. 17 Nov. 28 Nov. 4 Due 9 Nov. 14 Dec. 26

NEW ZEALAND INLAND PARCEL TOST.

BFGCLATIONS.

1. Posting and Labelling. — In order I hat a parcel may go by Parcel Po^t, it must be handed in "at a Post Oilice counier or deliverywindow, and the postage due prepaid. The \vord3 "Parcel Post" should be written on the parcel, or on the label to be obtained from the Post Ofiice for affixing to the par. el. 2. Rates of rostage and weight,— The rates of postage for a paicel ure :—: — s. d. Not exceeding lib in weight 0 7 Exceeding lib., but not exceeding 21bs, 0 10 21bs , 3lbs 1 1 „ 3lbs „ 41bs 1 4 41bs „ slbs 1 7 „ slbs „ Olbs 1 10 61bs „ 71bs 2 1 71bs „ 81bs 2 4 81bs „ Olbs 2 7 Olbs „ lO.bs 2 10 lOlbs „ lllbs 3 1 Hi paicel exceeding lllbs in weight, or the di nens'ons hereafter specified, will be acce )ted ; and unpaid or insufficiently prepaid parcels will be refused. 3. Size. — The dimensions allowed for a ] arcel are : — ft. in. Greatest length 3 6 Greatest length end girth rombined 6 0 For example : A parcel measuring 3ft Gin in length may measure as much as 2ft Gin in girth. A shorter parcel may be thicker ; thus, if it measure only 3ft in length, it may bp 31 1 in girth round iii? thickt st part. The weights j.nd dimeri'-ioi s given above apply only to j arcels for places served by lailway, coath, or steamboat. 4. For Places not Sened by Eailway, Coach, or Steamer.— To all places not sened by railway, coach, or steamer, only paicels not exceeding 51bs in weight, and nob measuring moie than 2ft in length, and lft in bieadth or depth may be accepted, and piovided they are not of such a fragile nature as to prevent their being sent with safety in /the ordinary mail bag. o. Must be Prepaid. — The full postage must bp prepaid by ordinary postage stamps, which must be affixed by the pendei or the person handinu in the parcel. G. Not to be Posted in Posting-box. — Parcels' exceeding lib in weight aie not to bo posted in the posting-box, but mu^tbe hnnded over the counter, or at the delivery-window of the Post Officp, to the proper officer, by whom the size, ve'ght, »nd postage will be checked before a paicel m»v be accepted. Paicels pogted in the posting-box, unless admissible and fully paid at letier late will be charged on delivery with a finu ol Gd.. in addition to any deficient postage. This al c o applies to parcels posted in pillar aud ollnr postingboxes. 7. Prohibited Parcels^ — Paicels beaiing, or containing writing or maiks of an offensive or indecent character, or containing giui|-oudi r, tartndges, lucifer matches, or anything fxplosive or liable to combustion, bl.iddeis con taining liquid, live animals, gios-Jy oflensiw or filthy matter, or any substance lively to cause injury to other paicel* or to the officeis of tho Post Office, aie prohibited. 8. What other Pan els may not contain. — pare Is inny not contain any letter or communication of the natuie vi a letter, money (coin or b nlc noto), or a packet 01 paicel intended for delheiyat anaddiess other than that bon e by the pan el itself. 12. 'Begistered.— Parcels may be registered nndei the c eonditi< ns as leiteib; and ior an additional fee of 2d a re eij>t can be obtained and ] o?led to the t-pm'er,

ENGLISH VAKCEL POST.

Rale of Postage.— F-cu n-paiicl not cxtervlii'g 211 is in vpijjhi, Is Gd : fcr eveiy af'dilioial pound 01 fi. etion 1 hereof, 9<i extia. 3'ostiij.e 11 list le iuJ'y picpnid by meai sof ]t stage 't-11 ]>s iiil-xtd to the parcel?. In kiiflicH nil,} I'ici'Hid j> r» ( 'swill noi be accepted. In: it oi Weight nml JJinunsionp. — A paicd mr irni 1 nussu 11 mi !-t not c - feed UIIn in vcJphf. H<t ( nhn^il, cr Cft in length and {tilth < unbilled.