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(Pbb Pbbss Association.) ' *• Auckland, This day. Sydney Morning Herald says, with to the-'Frisco service : —"AN c advised that on the terrainsthe 'Frisco mail contract, the Mail Company offered to continue at a reduction of £5030, 4o le Pofittnaater-General agreed on ■Wion that the company should obtain of New Zealand. Sir Julius only refused his consent, but to allow N,ew South .Wales, to into a contract (which she never dc), and complained that he^bac) Very badly. He, however, carry cur mails .for £7000, and result of this offer is that .instead of £18,750 as heretofore, we now pay for the same service, and this amount will in all probability be coTerpd by postages, collected in The Postmaster'Geperal 'desire to obtain any concession company, with which be openly hiSisympathy under the circumwbich it.finds itself placed.
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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4983, 31 December 1884, Page 3
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134UNKNOWN Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4983, 31 December 1884, Page 3
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