THE MAILS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 82, 11 April 1904, Page 1

THE MAILS.

Moils .will close at the Chief Post .Office, Devon Street, as follows : For. Wellington and South, daily, per Express, at 6.30 a.m. Late lee £mail van) at 7.25 a.m, MONDAY, APRIL ll. ; Fob Wellington and South, per. Corinnaat 1 p.m.. FOS Auckland and North, per. Rarawa at Z p.m. TUESDAY* APRIL 12. For. .Wellington and South, per. Tafcapuna at lu.yo a.m.. Foe UnitoJ Kinguoin (parcel mail; tit 5 p.m. For; Auckland and North, per. Rotoiti at 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13. Foe Auckland and North,_ per. Rarawa at 7 p.m. THURSDAY, APRIL 14. For, Wellington and South, per Rotoiti at 10\b0 a.m. For. Auckland and North, per Tak»puna at .7, p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL 3J5, For South African ports (due Durban May 10) u t 0.30 a.m. ' • For Australian porta (due Sydney April 20> at b.M u.m. ' " For Auckland and .North, per Harawa at 7 p.m. j SATURDAY, APRIL 18. For. Auckland and Nocth, per Tar Jtapuna at 7 p.m. For. Australian States and Eastern' ports (due Sydney Apr/d 22) at 7 i P-m-, For Fiji and Sand«,icfl Islands, .United States of America and United Kingdom and Continent of Europe .(specially addressed via Vancouver) due London May 25 close here Tuesday, April 19, at 7 p.m.' NOTICE. Berne notifies that private telegrams originating in .Japan, i'ormosa, Japanese sta,tio»is in Fusan Seoul and Chcmujpho must be written in clear language in either Japanese, English or l-Vench. Private telegrams from Korean stations for Japaneso oflicera in Korea, and for' other countries, which pass over Japanese lines, ure accepted when Written in plain language in Japanese, English, or French. Private telegrams in secret languap*,' emanating from Tokio, Yokohama, and Kobe, are admitted on production of code, accompanied by <an explanatory note, written ire Japanese, French or English. AH 1 telerrrams passing over Japanese lines in Japan or Korea are accepted at the • sender's risk. SPECIAL NO'JJE. On and from Marcn 1, 1904, f'li postage on newspapers to and frov the United Kingdom win be reduce' io one penny per paper, irrespectiv Of weight, subject to these condi jtions :—All newspapers exceeding 8 1 ozs in weight prepaid one penny ar I to bo forwarded by direct steame only. Newspapers not exceeding Noz prepaid at the penny rate may bo! forwarded by the San Francisco or Federal mail service, or direct, etc.; Newspapers exceeding Soz, if prepaid; at existing rates, i.e., a penny for. tho first four ounces and -Jd for each; .succeeding 2 ounces, may be sent by ; San Francisco and Federal mail lines. Wholly unpaid papers arc t be detained and advertised as in the! case of printed papers. When more, than one newspaper is enclosed in the same bundle the postage on each newspaper must be allLxed in stamps,' otherwise tho parcel will be surcharged at printed paper rates audi gent on by direct steamer. } F. D. HOLDSWORTH, Chief Postmaster.