MAIL NOTICES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 136, 2 November 1914, Page 2

MAIL NOTICES.

x!-:vr [>\s mouth. Suiijii.-t Lo necessary alterations, mails will i-h-v at the Chief Po»t Olioe aa under: For Ar..-:-.iaiul and N-v.-iii. per stealer, Tu -da ■. ■! i ! 1-riiii.'. at, 7 p.m., and daily, per train, at ti.ls a.m. For V- • Ur/gion and South, daily at ; i il.i . , ;,' p.m. ]\l!' '.' .:■..;! •: ii. and ill! el'llicdiate oflire-, ,!.;; ;, ! '). > a ;'.:::.. l'i.iii) and 3.55 phi. Mi IN DAY. NOVEMBER 2. For l'-i t''d K:«? loin, Continent of Europe. ;■■■ 1 th. South and Central Ame- ' TTTI'RSDAY. NOVEMIiF.It 5. For An-iralian States, South Africa, Covlon, Jndia, China, dapan, Straits Settlement-, and Fast Indie.-, at l:i-20 p.m. F"or Tasmania, via Wellington, at 12.20 p.m. sA'iri'.DAV, XOVEMIVER T. For Australian States. South Africa. China-, dapan. and Straits Settlements, at (i.1.-i a.m.

Parcels for I'nited Kingdom should he posted as usual.. They will be sent forward as opportunity offers. Correspondence, for United Kingdom to tie sent by the long direct route should be posted as usual, and specially marked ''via Monte Video."

Tha times for closing mails for places beyond the Dominion are liable to alteration (earlier or later). Unless otherwise specified, money or- ! dew «nd registered letter close one hour, and parcel post parcels thirty minutes before the ordinary mail. C. 11. BURTON, Chief Postmaster.