i BIRTHS. ;.;."„ March .11, at their residence, Dnnkerron Avenue. Epsom, to Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Bartleet, a daughter; both well McANULTY.—On .March 13...19J6,. at.Jhelr residence, Hutton Street, . OtaiuhU; to Mr. and Mrs.. ;Walter. :AVPRR," Nurse Corin. - - ■ ■■ DEATHS. '• ; " BURTON.—On March JS, at her poreßts , residence. Elizabeth Street. Mt. Eden. Vivian Josephine, tue dearly J belov«i youngeat daughter of Henry and Lillian .Burton; aged 7 years. ■ ; .. I'rivate iuterment. M.CCABE.—Ou s.s. CorintbJc, at sea, of meniusitis, Ultnn ■ John -Pnrsons. dearly loved only son. of -TJltim F. indilaude E. McGabe, of Wellington; aged 4 years. KILLED IN ACTIQN. "~ - eOODFELLOW.—On- -Murch 8. killed in action iii Mesopotamia., Eric Hector, fourtli sou of Tuos. aud Jane G. Goodleho«-, of Golf Hoad, Anekland; aged '-1 years. ■ ■ .... ~ t . . T GODKiy.—On March 12. at Ismailla, George W. Godkin - belove<i son of George and Clara Godkin, of Auekl.-ind, member of tile Ninth Contingent. Special In Memoriani Cards, with Soldiers? Badges, can le obtained . :.„ at the "Star"'Office. MAIL NOTICE. Mails will close at tne Auckland Post Office as under:— THIS DAY. For Turua, Paeroa, Waihi, Thames, Katlkat:. and Tauranga, per Taniwha. at 6.15 p.m. For-Mangapai and . Oakleigh, per Chelmsford, ct 7.45 p.m. For Whangapoua and Port Charles, per Apanul, at 7.4 D p.m. For- WnJwcra. MahnTangi, Warkworth, Orewa, aud Lushiugtou, P. 8., per Hauiti, at 7.45 p.m. FRIDAY, March 17. For Leigh. Mangawai, and Kawau, per Kawau. :it 5.15 a.m. For Awaroa, Cowes, Coromandel, WUltlanga, Gum Town, aud Kuaotunu, etc., per Wiilotahi. at U. 45 a.m. For. \Vhaag:ipoua (Forward), per Waiotahi, at 9.40 a.m. For Maraetai. per Hirere. at 10.13 .ajm. For Thames, per Wakatere, at 10.15 a.m. For Wliangaparaon, Silverdale, Oneroa, Arkle's, P. 8., Shakespear, P. 8., and Young, P. 8., per Orewa, at 10.45 a.m. For Waikopua and Levett, P. 8., per Minerva, at 12.45 p.m. For Waiuku. per Waiuku, at 3 p.m. For Turua, P.icroa. Waihi, and Thames, per ■ Waimarie, at 7.15 pjn. For aiarsdeu Poiui, Waipn, . Whangarel Heads, Parua Bay. Limestone, Taarikura, lloagapai, Oaerahi, Whang.irei, Kamo, Kauri. Hikuraugi, Ni;ung:iru, Poroti, Hukerenni, Tonal, Puhipuhl. Whakasara. Kawaiawa, Opua. Russell, Waimate North. Ohaeawai. Knikohe, Xg&wba, Waipapa, Kaco. Wban;aroa, Mangonul, Te Ahuahu, Okaihau, Utukura, Horeke, Kohukohu, Raw'eue, Koutn, OpononL Weka Weka. Kawerua. Oma- . Dere, Waioteniarama, and W aiinamaun, !etc, per Manain. at 7.45 p.m. For' fabbase Bay and Amodeo Bay, per Daphne, at 7.40"p.m. • TUESDAY, Mtrch 21. Per Makuja. as follows: — For and Pago Pago (via Fiji), at 8 a.m. For Fiji, Honolulu, Island, Japan, Canada. United States, Central America, United Kingo'om, and Continent of Etrope, at S'a.m. Money crderajit 4 p.m., Monday, 20ta. Parcels fer Philippine Islands at 5 p.m., Monday, 20th. Registered letters at 8 p.m., Monday, 20th. Late letters at 0.45' a.m. Due I'ancouvcr, Ai>cil 6th. Due London. April 28. NOTE.—Mails tor Cromnrty, Puysegui Point, and Te Oneroa, tlcs&.at the Bluff oi Friday. VTtii March. NOTE. —Lute letters for mulls beyont the Dominion cannot in future be postec on the steamer, but must be posted >a th< late letter posting box at the Chief Posi OiSce up to the appointed time shown oc jhe mail notice. NC TE.—rarcel mails for the Expeditionary Forces, Egypt, close here .on Wednesdays, at 10.40, a.m. Letter inahs al f.20 p.m. Parrel mails for all 'places beyond tti« Dominion close not later fhan 5 p.m. As corresponawiice It>r Ml neutral couatries is subject to censorship, it Is urged, in order to avoid delays, that such correspouticDCti I'G postc<l iii uoiple time for tbe Biali the day previous to lts>diepatcb If poesiL'.'e. iRAIN SERVICEa Mails will Close as under:— DargaviUe and Northern Wairoa Per Train aud Steamer from HelensTlUe-i Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Satudny, at 7.20 a.m.; Mouday and Thursday, at 3.45 p.m. Mauagaturoto ana Otareatea County—Pel Train aud Steamer (from HeleDsvllle)— Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 7.2( a.in. . . - Offices North of Helensville and Rodne] County—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, ant Satnrday, at y.50 a.m.; Tuesday ant Thursday, at 7.20 a.m. Kaipaxa Hue (as far North as Helensvflle)Daily, t> a.m., U.M a.m., and 3.45 p.m. , Waikato District—Daily, 6.15 a.m. and 5.3< p.m. Waikato, King Country, Thames (Talrua ot Wednesdays), and Rotoiua Districts— n ' Thames i"rain, 8.45 a.m. Hamilton and Uotorua only—Daily, 9.15 a . n Botorua. Whakarewarewa, Ngongotaha MamaUu, Putaruru, Matamata, Tlras Hlnuera, Wcharoa, and Walton, at 7.4! p.m. Bay of Plenty District (via Botorua)Dslly, 9.30 a.m. Southern Offices of New Zealand—Dally 8.20 p.m. (except Saturday). Gisborne—Dally, 5.20 p.m. (except Frlda aud Saturday). Southern Offices of North Island, also Blen . helm, Nelson, and West Coast of Soutl Island—Daily, 11.40 a.m. (except Sun day). F. D. UOLDSWORTH, Chief Poetmastet TO-DAY'S WEATHER REPORT ALL OBSERVATIONS are taken nt 9 a.n Ther Station. Wind. Wea- Baro- In ther. meter. Shadi ♦;ape Maria. *.-.-. Efli M 29.94 iO7 Uussell SEfb D 20.02 70 Hokianga Heads Calm OR 20.05 70 llanukau Heads. NEbr O 30.03 G2 Auckland Ebr O 30.0S 08 Host Cape SEbr OQ 30.00 00 Gisborne SI Oil 30.10 GO Taupo Calm BC 30.02 50 Kapler... SI BC 30.13 67 Wanganul NEI B 30.09 08 New Plymouth.. >'Efb C 30.10 60 Cape Farewell.. NEfb B 30.14 67 Cape Palliaer .. Nbr BC 30.14 67 Wellington...... NEI BC 30.14 70 Cape" Campbell.; El B 30.16 62 Cape Fouln-lud.. NWI BC 30.09 06 CbristchurclK... KEI O 30.19 67 Duiiedln ■ NEI BC 30.00 63 Bluff XEI Z 30.07 60 WIND FORCE indicated uy Lerters: C, Calm; L., Light; Br., Breeze; F.I Fresh breeze: M.(_J.. Moderate gale; I Whole or heavy gale; W., Gale of exce tioual severity. WEATHER ESTIMATED as:-S., ,W sky, be the atmosphere clear or lieav C. Clouds, luissing clouds; D., Drizzlli raiu- F., FoSBy; ti-. Gloomy, dark weatht H., Hail; L., Lightning; M., Misty; ■( Overcast, the whole sky covered with thli heavy sale; AY., Gale of exceptional severit clouds; P., Passing showers; Q., Squall Srow; U., Ugly, threatening appearanc It., Rr.in. continued rain; T., Thundt S.'A.. Ur.z.v; H.F.. Heavy frost. PUBLIC HOTICES. T7MSTEY ORGANS — Noao better mad Mli over 330,000 sold since IS«J. —S* agents, E. and F. Piano Asency, Ltd. EN'S SUMMER-WEIGHT UNDE WEAR—Singlets, 1/ each; Drawers, 1 each. Keep cool.—Mcßride, Cash Talk Costumier and Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria S)
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 65, 16 March 1916, Page 12
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