MAIL NOTICES.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 70, 24 March 1914, Page 4

MAIL NOTICES.

TUESDAY, MARCH 24

Wellington, Northern and Southern Offices: Per Wairau, at 7 p.m.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25. Wellington, Northern and Southern Offices: Per Arahura, at'3.3o p.m. Nelson and West, Coast Offices:'. Per Pateena, at 7 p.m.

THURSDAY, MARCH 26. ■ ' Samoa, Honolulu, United States, Canada, Central America, United', Kingdom,. and specially : addressed correspondence for the Continent" of Europe, per Tahiti, from Wellington, via 'Frisco; due London 27th April. Also parcel mails and specially addressed correspondence for United Kingdom and Continent of Europe via Monte Video and Teneriffe, per Ranga»tiri from Wellington - r due London Bth May. .-A*Bo Australian States, South Africa, Eastern and Mediterranean ports, Continent of Europe, and, specially addressed correspondence for the United Kingdom, per Moeraki from Wellingtwa; due London 2nd May, via Sues. Also Wellington, Northern aud Southern Offioas. Above mails close per Arahura at 4 p.m.

FRIDAY, MARCH 27 Pago Pago Honolulu, United JVwla* Central America, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via Auckland and 'Frisco per Riverma;. due London stb May ' Also Australian States, Wellington, Northern and Boutherm Offices : (If any steamer f«r Wellington) X SATURDAY, MARCH 28. Wellington^ Northern a,nd Southern Offices: Per Pateena, at 3.38 p.m. Nelson and West Coast Offices: Per Arahura, at 7 p.ni '

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A strange reason was advanced by \r 131^ the ChristoWh u®?**}*? Court last week, as to w{ff Je had not attended drill. He said that he had been injured by a youth who fired a ball cartridge in guatefcefor » Uank, and the aSfdent had affected his mother so much that «nnl OUl d ??* parades. Does she think it will occur again?" asked Mr T. A B Bailey « \M "Well, it might," was'tCrSy T^e lad was conviefced and dischaiged, the Magistrate remarking that the Derenoe Department could hardly be olamed tor the occurrence. '