Mail Notices.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 42, 23 February 1904, Page 4

Mail Notices.

Marls will ctose at the Chief Post Office, l)evon Street, as foliowb For Wellington, and South, daily, per Express, at 6.30 a.m. Late fee (mall van) at 7.25 a.ra, TUESDAY, Feb. 23. For Wellington and South, per Itoloiti at 10.30 a.m. For Auckland and North, per Tukap\ma at 7 p.m. For Fiji, Honolulu, Canada, United Static of America, Continent of Europe and United Kiing\k>m connecting with Yainco\i\er steamer leading Fiji (for specially addressed cori*esponiUenee only), at 7 p.m., due London, March <lO. WEDNESDAY, Feb. 24. For Auckland and North,'per Karawa at 7 p.m. THUUSDAY, I'VI). 25. For Wellington and South, per Takapuna at 10.30 a.m. For Auckland and North, per Hotel ti ut 7 p.m. For Samoa, Honolulu, Japan, Phillipine Islanns, United States of America, Cajmidia, Uritish Columbia, Central and South America, Hritish and Foreign West Indies, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via San Francisco, at 7 p.m. Money orders at 4 p.m. and registered letters at 5 p.m., duo London March i 20. FRIDAY, Feb. 20. For Australian States, at 0.30 a.m., due Sydney March 2. For Auckland and North, per Jiarawa at 7 p.m. lor South Africa, due Durban about March 2;>, po*' h..s. Sophocles, from Melbourne, at 0.30 a.m. SATURDAY, Feb. 27. For Auckland and North, per Rotoiti at 7 p.m. For Australian States, at 7 p.m., due Sydney March 4. For Ceylon, India, Chin-a, Japan, Straits Settlements, Continent of Euroj>e and United Kingdom, via Sue/, (for correspondence specially only) at 7 p.m.. due London April 17. Parcel mail for United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, per Gothic, from Wellington, clows hereon Tuesday, March 1, due Aiiril 17. NOTE,—Letters for United Stales of America should be prepaid 2Jd per half ounce. NOTICE. Heme notifies thut private telegrams originating in Japan, Formosa, Japanese stations in Fusan, Seoul and Chenmlpo must be written in clear language in either Japanese, English or French. Private telegram* from Korean stations for Japanese officers in Korea, and for other countries, which pass over Japanese lines, are accepted wlnen written in plain language in Japanese, English, or French. Private telegrams in secret language, emanating from Tokio, Yokohama, and Kobe, are admitted on production of code, accompanied by an explanatory note, written in Japanese, French or English. All telegram* passing over Japanese line* in Japan or Korea are accepted at the sender's risk. W. J. CIJ'ANEY, Acting Chiief Postmaster.