MAIL NOTICE

Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 82, 3 October 1941, Page 3

MAIL NOTICE

Mails close at Chief Post Office, Wellington, ClMa a ils Uclofe:7t Post Office, Te Aro, C 2, and Wellington East, C 3, a Half-hour prior to the closing of mails at the Chief Post Office betwfen the hours of 9.30 a.m. and 430 p.m. (Mails for Auckland per "Limited 1 express close at these offices at 4.30 p:m.) Overseas mails will be dispatched as opportunity offers. To ensure delivery before Christmas, letters, newspapers, and parcels for Great Britain and the Middle East should be posted early. TRANS-TASMAN AIR SERVICE. Mails close as opportunity offers. Australia (including air services In Australia), Egypt, Africa, and intermediate Empire countries, foreign countries intermediate between Australia and Egypt. For postage rates inquire at Post Office. . jj o te. —Postage rates include air services in New Zealand when necessary. TRANS-PACIFIC AIR MAIL. Mails close Tuesday, October 7, 4 p.m. Postage rates: Letters, Hawaii 2s 6d each half-ounce; United States and Canada 4s each half-ounce; Great Britain, 5s 9d each halfounce. For further particulars, apply to Post AHWVIAIL SERVICES TO GREAT BRITAIN. Route. —Air, New Zealand, Australia, Cape Town, only by trans-Tasman air mail or Australian dispatches; postage rates (each halfURoute.—Surface to U.S.A., air to United Kingdom; postage rates (each half-ounce), 2s Route.—Air, New Zealand-New York, by trans-Paciflc air mail; postage rates (each aßoute!—Air, New Zealand-United States of i America, Great Britain (by trans-Paciflc and transatlantic air mail); postage rates (each half-ounce), 5s 9d. SPECIAL NOTICE. As from today mails for the South Island by steamer express will close dally at 5 a.m., except Sunday. The late-fee box at the Ferry Wharf gates will be cleared at 7.45 Ordinary parcel mails will close at 5 p.m. and express transit parcel mails and re- ! gistered mail will close at 8 p.m. the pre-1 ViOUS A.PELLOW, Chief Postmaster.