THE MAILS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 26 February 1907, Page 4

THE MAILS

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. For Wellington and Soutli, per Tukspuna, 10.30 ajn. Parcel mail for United Kngdoin, 6, p.m. ror Auckland and North, per Ro toiti, 7 p.m. KDNKBDAY, FEBRUARY 27.

For Monte Video, Ro de Janieio, United Kingdom and Continent of iAirope, per Gtoth'-c, (due London April 12), Closes 6 a.m.

For Auckland and North, per E.irawa, 7*pjn.

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28. For Wellington and South, per Rotoiti, 10.30 a.m. For Auckland aid North, per Takapuna, J pan.

FRIDAY, MARCH 1. For Australian States, Eastern Mediterranean forte, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, (due London April 12- closes 6 a.m. For Auckland and North per Rarvro, 7 ML. SATURDAY, MARCH 2.

For Auckland and North, also Australian. States and South Ajfrica, per Takapuna, 1 pan.

The Suez mail closes here 6 a.m Thursday, . March 7, will make a close connection with Orient liner at Sydney, due London April 14.

The departure of the next outward Frisco mail has now been fixed for Thursday, 28 inst, due Loudon prob ably about 31st March. The principal Inland Mails closing axe the following:— For offices down to Wanganui Palmerston North, Napier, and Wellington (including thsir respective districts), also for South Island—daily at 6.15 ajn.

For Waitara, Inglewood, Tariki, Stratford, Eltham, Hawera, also lor Wanganui, Napier and Wellington districts—daily at 1230 p.m. For Waitara, Bell Block, Inglewood, Midhurst, Stratford Eltham, Normanby, Hawera and Wanganui—daily at &A 5 pjn. ■Late letters may be posted on all these trains up to time oi departure. Late fee Id.

For Onaero and Urenui daily 6.15 ajn." For Uroti, Pukearuhe, TongaPorutn, Mokau, Okau and Awakino, Wednesday and Saturday, 6.1S a.m. For Mahoenui, Saturday only, 6.15 ajn.

For Omata, Oaknra, Tatarimaka Okoto, Punino, Warea, Pungarehu, Bahotn, Oaonui and Opunake—daily per coach 9 ajn. For Koru, Monday. Wednesday, aad Friday at 9 ajn. . for Strathmore, Whangamomona lite closet Toeidays, Thursdays, and Batunlay, at 3.46 pan. W. J. CHANEY. Chief Postmaster.