MAIL NOTICES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 124, 3 September 1910, Page 2

MAIL NOTICES

NEW PLYMOUTH. Mails will close (subject to alteration) at the Chief Post Office, New Plymouth, as follows: ,• ; ,.. t ... For Wellington and Auckland and North, daily, per Mail Train, at f!.15 a.m. . , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. For Australian States, via Auckland, at 6.]5 a.m. MONDAY, SEPPTEMBER 5. For Auckland and North, per Rarawa, at 7 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER «. For United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (parcels only), at a p.m. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. For Australian States and South Africa, at 6.15 a.m. For United Kingdom and Europe (due London October 16), also Ceylon, India, Eastern and Mediterranean ports, at 6.15 a.m. For Auckland and North, per Rarawa, at 7 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. For Australian States, via Main Trunk (due Sydney September 16), at 6.15 a.m. The next best despatch for the United States and Canada closes at Wellington on September 16. [POST OFFICE RECEIVING BOXES. On and after September 1, the following alterations and additions will be made in the clearances of the Post Office receiving boxes in the town. All early morning clearances (except those at Chief Post Offioe) will be made at 6 o'clock. Additional clearances will be mad« at noon and 0 p.m. at the Devon and Gover stmt pillar-box. The after-, noon clearance of the Devon and Brougham streets box will be extended to 3.30 p.m.. Additional 2.30 p,m. clearances will be made at the Oarrington Road Junction box, and at the Dawson I fftreet box (opposite Hospital gate). I Additional receiving boxes are to be erected at the corner of Liardet and iDevon streets, and at the corner of St.i Aubyn and Weymouth streets. The Chief Post Offioe clearances remain unaltered, Late fee letters for South may be posted in the mail van of outward express, and in the guard's van of other passenger trains up to time of departure. Late-fee letters for Auckland and North may be posted in the late-fee receiving box at the Chief Post Offioe up to 7.30 on Auckland mail nights, and in the latefee box at the railway station up to arrival of inward* express. v W. J. OHANiBY, ' Chief Postmaster.