THE MAILS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7704, 5 January 1905, Page 1

THE MAILS.

On and after Jan. 1 mails will close at the Chief Post Office, Ne\ Plymouth,. as follows : For Wellington and South daily pe Express at 6.16 a-m. Late fee (mai van) at 7.10 a-m. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4. For Auckland and North per Rarawa, at 7 p.m. THURSDAY, JAN. 5. For Wellington and South per Ta- . kapuna, at 3 p.m. SATURDAY, JAN. 7. For Auckland and North per Rotoiti, at 7 p.m. For Australian Slates at 7 p.m. DueJSydney Jan. 13. Hails for Fiji, per Haurotu, clos< at Sydney Jan. 10. Mails for Raratonga and Tahiti close at Auckland, per Taviuni. or Jan. 24. Mails for Tonga and Samoa close at Auckland, per Manapouri, on Jan. 11. Mails for South Africa, per Salamis, close at Melbourne on Jan. 27. Mails for, Chatham Islands, per s.s. Toroa, close at Lyttelton on Jan, SAN FRANCISCO MAIL. For Samoa, Hawaiian Islands Philippine Islands, Japan, Unitec States of America, Canada, British Columbia, Central and West Coast of South America, British and For- • eign West Indies, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via Sar Francisco, close on Thursday, January sth, at 7 p.m. For (money oriters at 4 p.m., and registered letters at 5 p.m. Due in London February 4th.F. D. HOLDSWORTH, Chief-Postmaster, TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, Ist OCTOBEH 1904, TO 30tb APRIL, 1905, FISHING LICENSES may be ob tained from A- S. Hassell, W W. Murton, Devon-street, and Okoy , Son, and Arnold (Limited), Nei Plymouth ; Burrougb and Hopkins (Limited); Burrough and Hopkins and T, Drake and Co., Inglewood Harwood and Treeby, Opunake, an from the undersigned. D, McALLUM, Secretary. Licensed : Mm, whole season, £1 .women, and boys under. 14 yean five shillings.' The following licenses Save bees it sued:— . J. Bennett E. Whittle T. W. Drake (boy) J. Mcßae B. Sims (boy) G. E. Mannering T. HopkinSon . L. Harworth (boy W. H. Birch W. Staite H. R. H. Oswin P. Duddy J. E. Wilson E. Gyde A. L. Tuke A". Hollingworth A.- W. Marsh D. McAllum A. L. Cooke A. Walter J. Gibson, jun. T. Drake F. W. Baby H. A. Smith C. A. Stead (boy) 3. R. Smith G. Barker C. Seabright A. L. Humphries J. H. Clayton J. S. Fleming R. Birch F. J. Affleck C. Smith J. O. Cock A. M. A. Jennint A. W. Bewley A. E. Sykes A. Callender (boy) E. S. Bayley A. Wallis (boy) Alfred Swayslanff C. Pridham Charles Hodson d. W. Wareham F. M. Grayling W. C. Dudley (boy) J. Wilson C. Carnell J. Simpson John Lambert F. L. West C. S. Strongs Leo. Humphries L. J. Harrop L. Standing (boy) John Stewart J, DeCaatro (boy)R. Swaysland C. McGregor (boy) L. DesForges (boyj W. Vincent E. O'Connor (boy, Dr. Morrison D. Deegan (boy) T. O'Connor (boy Charles Hodson J. Cook Leo Huiunhries N. James (boy) F. M. Orayling Geo. Rauison W. L. Gray S. Avery (boy) C. E. Simmons A. Atkinson (boy) F. L. Standing R. H. George Gilbert Mair. T. Franklyn. T. Blackwood. _^_ F you want a Biwe or hymn c praise Then Hst to what this paper saysT*at T. R. Hodder's stock's com plete tWlth everything in books replete. For prizes, day, and Sunday school A Christmas gift, a splendid rule Some thousands does his stock con tain. From purchasing you can't refrain Good discounts, then you also clait Small profits are his general aim, New picture books, the child's dc The stock's immense ! a perfec sight t New fiction, highest class an< good From best of authors, who hav stood The teat of critics, and survived, And now are read and highl; prized. fiUl kinds of books you here in a: \ * find To please, and to instruct th mind ; Then lose no time, and prithee stop And visit r. R. Hodder's Shop.