POST OFFICE MAIL NOTICE.

Evening Star, Issue 11168, 17 February 1900, Page 4

POST OFFICE MAIL NOTICE.

flails close at the Chief Post Ollice, Dunedin faubiect to any necessary alterations), as under: Overland, North, daily, 10,21) a.m. Late letters, 10.15; also on the mail van up to II a.m. Books

and newspapers, 10 a.m. Late-feu letters n.ust liear, in addition to the ordinary postage—ld for inland letters, 2d tor letters for Australia aud the South Sea Islands, and 2jd for all other places. Tuesday, Fhbruary 20. For Southland, A.ii--vralmn iloljaieofvia Hobart), India, China. Straits Settlements, South Africa. Mauritius. Mediterranean puts, Continent of Europe, United Kingdom. Per South express, to connect with the Mokoia, at S a.m. Money orders at 4 pm. on the 19th, registered le'ter.s at 5 p.m. on the tilth, and books and newspapers. etc., at 7 a.m. on the 20th. Due in London April 1. Parcels for the Australian colonies close at 4 p.m. on the 17th.

For Natal and Cane Town, from Melbourne, per Australasian, February 21. Mail for Fiji leaves Sydney on the 22nd. Mails for Fiji, p>r Taviuni, will close at Auckland on the 2Sth, at 4 p.m. Mails for Samoa, Honolulu, Noith and South America, United Kingdom, and Europe via San Francisco, per Mariposa, will close at Auckland on the 19th, at 1) a.m. NOTICE. As offices despatching mails for South Africa will in future make up a special mail fur the New Zealand Second Contingent, as well as the First Contingent, the public are advised to address letters clearly to the No. 1 or No. 2 Contingmt, ns the case may be. The postage upon soldiers’’ letters under half an ounce is Id. (Signed) Epm. Cook, Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office, February 17, 1900. Iliirriagcs. Indus—Johnston.- On February 11th, at the Presbyterian Church, Kaitangata. by the Rev. .1. SI. Allan, assisted by the Rev. Robert Fairmaid nod the Rev. J. A. Will, Dugald Turner Inglis, National Bank, Coromandel, to Lizzie, second daughter of John Johnston, K-q. M‘Curdy—Rattioan.— On the 17th January, at St. Patrick’s Basilica, by the Rev. Father Coffey. James, second son of the late John M‘Curdy, of Anderson’s Bay, to Catherine, third daughter of Thomas Battigan. Esu., of Waikouaiti.