MAIL NOTICES.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume L, Issue 8002, 6 June 1922, Page 4

MAIL NOTICES.

Auckland, by train, Saturday -5 p.m. J Auctclan, and Thames, oer ‘stnnmcr, Tuesday ana Friday p.m. J nekland and stations South of Frankton Junction, Tuesday’, Thursday and Saturday 7 a,in. Rotorua district, including Whakatane, Taneatua and Opotiki, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday 7 8.m.; also luesday, Friday' and Saturday 2.45 p.m. Thames. Faeroa, Waihi, Athonree, Katikati, Aongate'.o. Omokoroa and To Puna, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 7 a.m. * Papamoa, 'le Puke, Paengaroa, Matata and Pongakawa. Monclav Wednesday and ‘ Thursday 12.45 p.m.; Tuesday and Friday G. 30 a.in.; Saturday at 2.45 p.m. Gate Pa (letters only) by postman, daily at 8.30 a.rn, Oropi and Gate Pa, Tuesday "”4 Friday at norm. OmaiWvvr. Falls r ; n d TaadkTieiday uud Saturday 12 noon.

that tin; retting aside cf endowment:- for the promotion of the gentler amenities of life, whether as the result cf private effort or by the united ellcrt.- of the community, marks the beginning of a true civic spirit, which at its growth expands into the full llowcr of national life. Let us: hope therefore, that even cur own township, small though it is, will vet rise to the saute pride of place that has been reached by others less favoured by nature, and that those who aie entrusted with the task cf guarding our lownlife ut the toad to higher things, will ■ke full use of the power given them. Tlm.-e of us who, not entering into the spirit of public life feet that not for them is the ta«-k d governance, but who have been blessed with the accumulation of laud and wealth, can find ample scope for happiness in the harvest time cl life in the sound of happy children s laughter. Longfellow say.- that a boy’s mind is a man’s mind, and (he thoughts rf youth are long, long, thoughts.