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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1897, 19 November 1874, Page 4

Miscellaneous. THE "THAMES ADVEETISEIi,' PUBLISHED DAILY, IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED JOUMAL ON THE THA.MES GOLDEIELD, AND HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IS THE BEST MEDIUM FOll ADVERTISING. The Advertiser is Published Every Atoming at 5 o'clock, and circulates largely throughout Grahamstown, Shortland, Tapu, Coroinandel, and Auckland, as well as throughout the If other Provinces o£ New Zealand. II TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Per Quarter (in advance) ■ 0 10 0 Per Quarter (if booked) . 0 12 6 Single Copies • • . 0 0 2 Subscribers papers are delivered regularly very morning, aud any irregularity should be eat once communicated to the Proprietors. AGENCIES. Grahamstown ... Mr. Waiters, Brown-st. ~ ... Mr. Carter, Bookseller. Shortland ... Mr, Jefjerson, Bookseller Pollen-street. Tapu (Hastings) ...• Mr. Stephens, General Store, Tapu. Ooromandel ... Mail Office, Kapanga ftoad. Auckland ... Reed a Brett, 'Evenin Star 1 Office, Queen-at. Dunedin ... Mr. R. T. Wheeler, Stafford-street Sydney ... Gordon ahd Gotoh Melbourne ... ~ „ London ... G. Street, 30 Cornhill " ... Gordon & Gotoh, Holbom POSTAL BATES. LETTERS. I. Town letters posted at any Post Office within the Colony for delivery at or from such Post Office— Not exceeding half an ounce • -Id Exceeding half an ounce and not exceeding one ounce • ■ • 2d For every half oance, or fraction of half an ounce above oue ounce ■ ■ Id 11. Country letters posted at any Post Office within the Colony for delivery at or from any Post Office within the Colony— Not exceeding; half an ouuce ■ -2d Exceeding half an ounce, but not exceeding cne ounce • • ■ ■ 4d For every half ounce or fraction of half an ounce above one ounce ■ • ■ 2d 111. Australian Colonies— Not eiceeding half an ounce « ■• 2d Exceeding half an ounce, but not exceeding one ounce ■ ■ 4d For every half ounce,'or fraction of half an ounce above ono ounce ■ -2d IV. South Sea Islands (Fijls, Sandwich Islands, &c.)— Not exceeding half an ounce • ■ 6d For every additional half ounce or fraction half an ounce ■ ■ » 6d The rates of postage in New Zealand to be charged on correspondence for the United King« dom, via Brindisi, are as Mows:— LETTERS. Not exceeding half an ounce • • 6d Exceeding half an ounce and not exceeding one ounce ■ ■ Is fid And so on, 9d for every additional half-ounce, or fraction of half an ounoe. HBWSPABBRS, V Pasted at any Post Office within the Colony for delivery at the same Post Office ■ - '■'.■■ id Posted at any Post Office within the Colony for delivery at anj other Post Office within tho Colony • id Australian Colonies. - • ' 'Id United Kingdom ■ • ■ ~ Id .IOHBV ORDBR RATES. On and after the Ist January, the commission ohargeable on Money > Orders on the United Kingdom will be as follows:— Not exceeding £2 . ■ •■ . ' 10 Exceeding £2 and not exceeding £5 ■ 2. 6, Exceeding £5 and not exceeding £7 ■ 3 6 Exceeding £7 and.not exceeding £10 ■ 6, ' IN NEW ZBALAND.v ~,;.. Not exceeding £5 • ■ ■ ■ ■ d Exceeding £5 and not exceeding £10 ■ Is AUSTRALIAN (JOLONIBB. Not exceeding £5 • ■ • • : ls Exceeding £5 and not exceeding £10 •2a BOOK AHD PAIXSBN PABOBL3 (VIA BRINDISt). Not eiceeding one ounce . ■ '"'.s■ Eiceeding one ounce arid not exceeding two ounces ■ ■ ■ • W Exceeding two ounces and not exceeding four ounces ■ " ■ "*d Exceeding four ounces and not exceeding eight ouaoea '■ .." ■', And so on, Is 2d for every additional eight . onnoes or fraction of eight ounces. VIA BAN PRAHOISOO. ; The rates of Postago on correspondence fori warded by the Pacific Mail Service via-San ftanoisoo are as follows :— Letters Newspapers Packet* ioi. Baohj |lb. Sandwich Islands • 6d Id ii United States -6d Id U Canadian dominions 8d 2d , fid British Columbia -Is 2d 6d Wostlndies -Is 2d 8d Mexico • -1b 2d 6d J Central Amerioa ■Is •2d 0d | Sonth Amerioa •Is 2d od Except Bolivia, Ohili, Houador, aud Peru, for which the rates are— Not excoeding half an ounoe • ■la of' For every additional half euaoe or fraction ol half an ounoe , ■ * •la 6d United Kingdom saoie as via Suez, Continent of Europe, &0., via the United King . dom, same as via Suei. If a letter be posted wholly unpaid, the letter must be detained and dealt with aocording to rule 153. If a lettor addressed to any place within the Colony be not'sufficiently prepaid with postage stamps, but nevertheless bear a • postage stamp of the value of ono peuny, the letter must be forwarded charged with doable the amount of the deficient postage. 'If a letter liable to more than one rate of postage,. aad addressed to any place in the United Kingdom, tho Colonies of Now South Wales, Viatoria, South Australia, Tasmania, Western Australia, be prepaid with one rate at least, the letter must bo forwarded charged with the deficiency aud an amount equal to oue rate as a fine < bat a lettor addressed to any other colony or foreign country, if not fully prepaid, must be detained »ud dealt with according to rule 153; BOOK PACKETS For places in New Zealand, Australian Colonies, and United Kingdom— Not exceeding ona ounce ■ ■ U One ounce to two ounces ■ ■ ' ; Two ounces to four ounces ■ " .j^ Pour ounces to eight ounces • • B<J Every»ddiH<Mi»UisW »«"««».■ ■.:... '■:-.? ■'*'•_,'.