CHIEF POST-OFFICE, AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXI, Issue 5578, 13 July 1875, Page 2

CHIEF POST-OFFICE, AUCKLAND.

Mails w ill clrnc us tinder : For Tlia\»c<f, to <hy at 9. 'JO n.m For Coioniandcl, iiii Fndaj next at 11.30 a.m. For Hawaii and Matakana, per Lady Bow en, today at 0 a in. For Taranaki, Southern Provinces, and Australian Colonies, ]icr s.s. Taranaki, to-d.iyatl2.4Sp.in. Foi m.mc\ orders, registered letters, and news]U])erN, at 11.4J a. in I-ate letters for Southern l'roviiiee.s and Melbnuinc will be received till 1,15 p.m. For W.uignniii, per Go-ahead, to-day at 12.4"i .in Fm T.inranj»n, per Vincent, to-dtn at 4 30 p.m. Tor N iplcr, jiei Southcin t'rtv. 1 -, to nun inw at .t p.m. Foi Austi.ili.in Colonies, pel b s. Cit.\ ot Ali'lhoutnc, •-i\ honr> aftei arinal. S. J!. UISS, Chief Postmaster.

A Priclllss lirhs^iN'o. He.ilth is api ice lchi blessing. Mon.uchs would baiter their tin one* to possess it; millionaiies huricnder their treasuies iv exchange for it. Unfortunately, it is often unattainable. But that it ia not beyond the reach of nervous invalids, dyspeptic and lheunutic sufferers, the victims of intermittent and leinittent fever, peisoni debilitated by sickness, ahd those naturally infiim, is sufficiently pi oven by the leinedial victories over these complaints and disabilities Of UUOI.PHO "WUIIL'S SCHIKDAM AROMAIIC SCIIXAI'I'X.