THE MAILS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 268, 28 October 1916, Page 4

THE MAILS.

Gisborne —Per s.s. Arahura. Monday, October 30th, 5.20 p.m. Vancouver, Samoa, Honolulu. Fanning Islands and other parts of Canada, and United States of America, Fiji, Hawaiian Islands, Japan, Mexico, United States of Colombia, Ecuador, Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, British, Dutch and French Guiana, Valparaiso, West Indies, and Central America; also United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via Vancouver (due in London 30th November). Money orders close on Saturday. Oct. 28th, at noon: registered letters, Mondav, Oct. 30th, 8.10 a.m., per s.s. Makura. from Auckland.—Pet*t train, Monday, October 30th, 8.40 a.m.; late fee, 9 a.m. ; mail van. 9.19 a.m. Gisborne. —Per s.s. Monowai, Tuesday, October 31st, 5.20 p.m.; late fee

mail van, 5.-W 0p0.m.0 Expeditionary Forces, Egypt, etc. — Per train, Wednesday, Nov. Ist: Letters 3.45, Parcels 3.15, Newspapers 3.45 p.m. Kxpeditionarv Forces. France, etc.— Wednesday. November Ist, 2.45 p.m.; newspapers, 3.45 p.m. This will be the last despatch of parcels to reach Loudon before Christmas. Parcel-mail for th® United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, etc. — Per train, Wednesday, November Ist, 3.15 p.m. Australian States, Parcels Mail. —Per train. Wednesday, November Ist,

3.15 p.m. Australia (due iu Sydney November 6th), Ceylon, India. Mauritius, Egypt. Straits Settlement, China, Japan. Connecting with s.s. Moo raki at Wellington.—Per train. Wednesday, November Ist, 3.45

p.m. AU letters for members of the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces should be addressed “c,oGJ’.O., Wellington.” Letters addressed in any other way are liable to suffer delay. Correspondence for United Kingdom via Saez must be specially addressed. Parcels for the United Kingdom, Exneditionary Forces and Continent of Enrope are sent by direct steamer* only. Tba public are earnestly, requested to regfader all letters containing money or valuables intended to be sent by port. Money Order*, Registered Letter* and Parcels Post Parcels close thirty minutes before the ordinary mail. As correspondence for all neutral countries is subject to censorship it is urged that in order to avoid delays that such correspondence be posted in ample time for the mail, the day previous to its despatch if poeiblaa F. PERKIN. Fossmessar.