THE MAILS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 10 December 1907, Page 4

THE MAILS

g. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. g./ Tor Wellington and South, per Taka6fc fan*, at 11a .m. ♦ ».' For Auckland and North, per Ro- & totti, at 7 p.m. » WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. tt~ For Auckland and North, per Raff ' r»»a, at 7 p.m. P THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12. ** Tor Australian States, at (U5 a.m. 't line in Sydney on December 17. f For Ceylou, India, Cliina, Straits Settlements, also Continent of Europe aad United Kingdom, via Suez, at 6.15 «jn. Due in London on January ID. For Sou'h Africa, per Wakool, from Melbourne, at 6.15 a.m. Due in Durban about January 12. For Wellington and South, per Rotoiti, at 11 ajn. For Auckland and North, per Takapona, at 7 p.m. . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13. For Anckland and North, per Ranwt, at 7 p.m. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11 For Wellington and South, per Takapona, at 11 ajn. For" Australian States, at 7 pan. Due in Sydney on December £O. For Anckland and North, per Rotoiti, at 7 pan.

The next parcel mail for the United Kingdom and" the Continent of Europe erases at Wellington, per Tonjrariro, on December 19. .

The next despatch for Canada and the United States of America will leave New Plymouth on" December 24, to connect with the Manapouri at Auckland. Mails for Fiji, per Manapouri, doae at Anckland on December 25. There will be no steamer from New Plymooth to Onehnnga on Monday, the 9th intent, and none from Onehunga on .Wednesday, Oe 11th instant

Owing to there being no steamer for Onehnnga on Monday, the oth instant, correspondence for Fiji will require to be posted here on Satnrday, the 7th instant, at 7 pan.

tBTTER POSTAGE TO PLACES BE. TOND NEW ZEALAND.

On and after October Ist, 1807, the fates of postage on letters and letterearns addressed to places beyond New Zealand will be as follows:

The United Kingdom, British possessions and countries at present named in list on page 3 of the postal guide, Id UK each ounce or fraction thereof; all <nther places 2%d for the first ounce and l%d for each succeeding ounce or fraction thereof. W. J. CHANBY, Chief Postmaster.