MAIL NOTICES.

Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1477, 20 December 1881, Page 2

MAIL NO TIC ES .

lIAMIXTO.W Muls will dose .it this office i. under —For Nfjimawilii i, r.inpin, lluntit \ , U 1111*11111, Morrer .md Am !• l.ind, d.nh .it 10 i m Foi Oh nipo, Pa.ter.uigi, I"' 1 Vw.iimitu, .md Al 1 vinclu, d ulj at i.jo p m. For Kink'ino.i, IT nit i,>u, .uul C.i.nbridge, duh it 2 p m I'm \\ aiho'i \louinb\ille, and 1c \inhi, c\cn r luesdi\. Jluirsdi), and Satin dn , it B,i m For Wh it iv li il i (\ia Xtr.iruiwalu i), I'vurj Mond.n, \\'t dnc <lv, and Fnd.iy, .it io -i.m For Ra-;1 m, \<>tc i \V utctun i Vlil Ntf.mi iw.ihia), e\ci) M<<nd.i> md I'r.d i\, at io am. For ruhikar.imc i, o\ci\ S.itnrd iv, ,it 2 p.m.

HERHRRI' LOGIL, Postmaster. Mails close at tin-, oflito .is under —For Hautapu, Kinkinroa, ll.imilton, Ohuiipo, 'lo Awamutu, Alexandra, Nifini m ihi i, Huntlcj , Raiigirin, Mercer, and 'iiul (i uly at S ■! m. For Morrinsville, W iihou, .uul J c Aroh i (m.i Kirikiriroa),Mond i\s, WLdnocJ t\-. and Frid,t\s, at 8 a. in For Wh it iwhita. AV.iiti'tun.i, Rciffla:i, Aotea(via Nij u u.iwahui), I'uesd.nb, 'lhursdajs, and Saturdays,

E. R. REYNOLDS, Postmaster. NGARUAWAHIA.. Mails close at this office as nnd< i — Foi \urkland, Huntley, Mercer, and Noitliward-, daily at 11 am. and J.ts pm. Foi laupiu, luesd.iy, Thursday, and Satin day. .it it a in. For R.angiriri and Churchill, daily at n a ni. For Hamilton, Te Arolu, Cambridge, Haiit.-iim, Ohaupo, Te Awamutu, Mcxandia, md Pdtcr.iiifji, daily at 1.15 p.m. Foi Raifl.m, Aotea, "W.iitutuna, on Monday and Frida\ , at 1 2.30 p.m. For What.awh.ita, Mondaj, Wednesday, and Friday, At 12.10 D.m.

AY. H. S. NIC HO LLS, Postmaster. ALEXANDRA. Mails close as this> office <is under •—For Paterangi, Te Awamutu, Hamilton, and Auckand, at 7.30 a.m. d.ii'y. For Hirapepe. at 10. n a.m. on Wcdncsdn^ < ; nntl Sitnrda\s. :\Fails .irrnc fiom r.atcr.n.si, 11. \\\.im.'ia, Hamilton, and Auckland, at 4.30 pm. d.ulv; and horn Harapepe at 2 p.m. on AVednesd ijs and Satur-

C. D. GENTIL, Postmaster. TE AWAMOTO. flails despatched foi .ill pi ues (excepting Kilnkihi) at q a.m. da\lv ; for Kilukihi, at 3 p.m. T. K. CLOUGH, Postmaster.

The Swedish Lutherans in the United Slates number 300 congregations,, 150 pastors and 70,000 mcmbeis. 40,000 of whom are communicants ; and they, with other Scandinavians, have established four colleges, five theological seminaries and numerous academics and schools. Paris has more poor than any city in the world. The registered poor who ha^e received relief during the present year reaches the number of 354,812, ol whom 200,000 receive outdoor relief. The number supported wholly by charity is over 150 000. In 1789 every tenth person was a confirmed pauper. The annual poor rate of Paris is £25 pet* family. Paris supports 28,000 orphans and foundlings, pays the expenses of 15,000 mothers too poor'to defray themi selves, and has the names of 50,000 poor families on its official lists. '