MAIL NOTICE

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 313, 1 December 1933, Page 2

MAIL NOTICE

Great Britain, Ireland and Europe (due London January 6); also air-mail correspondence (extra fee 7d per i oz.), via tCarachi-London air-maii (due London January 1) (correspondence to be marked "via Australia”) per Mariposa from Auck land, Thursday, Nov. 30, 4.45 p.m. (letters only 8 p.m.). Australian States, Ceylon, India, China Japan, Straits Settlements, Egypt, South Africa and Norfolk Island, per Mariuosa from Auckland, Thursday, Nov. 30, 4,45 p.m. (letters only 8 p.m.) Australian States, via Melbourne, per Golden Coast, from Wellington, Friday December 1, 6 a.m.

Great Britain, Ireland and Europe, for correspondence specially addressed “per Tuscan Star”; also Central America, British, French and Dutch Guiana, Venezuela Republic of Colombia, Peru and Ecuador’ via Cristobal, per Tuscan Star, from Wellington, Saturday, December 2, 6 a.m. Mails reach London approximately January 3. Chatham Islands, per Tees from Lyttelton, Saturday, December 2, 2.30 p.m. Great Britain, Ireland and Europe, for correspondence specially addressed “per Cumberland,” via Gape Horn, per Cumberland from Auckland, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 4.45 p.m. Mails reach London approximately January 14. Great Britain, Ireland and Europe, United States of America, Canada, Mexico, West Indies, via Vancouver; also Fiji, Tonga, Fanning Island and ' Hawaiian Islands, per Niagara from Auckland, Monday, December 11, 4.45 p.m. (letters only 6 p.m.) Due London approximately January 12. Note: Newspaper rate of postage to United States of America is id for each two ounces. Correspondence will also be accepted for dispatch by air-mail services in Canada and United States of America. INCOMING OVERSEAS MAILS. (Arrival times approximate only.) Dec. 2.—S.S. Mariposa, from Los Angeles, via Auckland; English and American mail. December s.—Marama from Sydney. Australian mail. Dec. 11.—Maunganui, from San Francisco. English and American mail. 'December 12.—S.S. Tainui from London via Auckland; English mail. D. BLACK, Chief Postmaster.