MAIL NOTICE

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 92, 20 March 1939, Page 2

MAIL NOTICE

Canada, United States of America, Mexico, and West Indies, also letters only for Continent of Europe. via Vancouver, Fiji. Fanning Island, and Hawaiian Islands, per Niagara (front Auckland), Monday, March 20, at 4.45 p.m.; letters only 8 p.m All States of South America, via Montevideo. per Port Darwin (from Wellington), Tuesday, March 21, at 6 a.m. Apia. Pago Rago and Niue Island per Maui Pomare (from Wellington), Tuesday, March 21. at. 6 a.m. Great Britain, Ireland, Canada (Eastern States), and Newfoundland (letters only), due London April 6; also air mail correspondence for foreign countries (special rates apply), served by the Empire air services: Australian States. Ceylon. India, China. Japan, Malaya. Egypt. East and South Africa. Italy, Balkans, and Norfo’k Island, per Awatea (from Auckland), Tuesday, March 21, at 4.45 p.m.: letters only 8 p.m., also per inland air-mail (Id per oz extra), Wednesday. March 22, at 11.45 a.m. Great Britain, Ireland. Canada. Eastern States and Newfoundland (letters only), due London, April 6, also air mail eorresrespondenee for foreign countries (special rates apply), served by the Empire air services: also Australian States, Ceylon, India China. Japan. Malava. Egypt Fe-f and South Africa, Italy, Balkans, Norfolk Island and Dutch East Indies, per Maetsuveker (from Wellington), Wednesday, March 22. at. 6 a.m. Great Britain and Ireland (second-class matter and parr-els only) ; aho letters, etc., for Continent of Europe, Pitcairn Island. Central America. Jamaica, and South American, Western Stales, via Cristobal, per Mataroa (from Wellington), Friday March 24. at 6 a.m. : duo London. April 26. Cook Islands. Tonga and Apia, per Matua (from Auckland), Monday, March 27, at 4.45 p.m. ; letters only 3 p.m. INCOMING OVERSEAS MAILS. (Arrival dates approximate nntv.) March 20.—Awatea from Sydney via Wellington. English letter mails and Australian mails. March 25. —Dominion Monarch from London via Sydney: English, South African and Australian mail. J. SULLIVAN, Acting Chief Postmaster.