A NEW MAIL SERVICE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 306, 30 November 1906, Page 4

A NEW MAIL SERVICE.

ARRANGED BY-T.HE Pfti2M.lE.rt. DUNEDIN, Thursday. As a result of a conference between Sir J. G. Ward, Premier, and Mi- Jair.es Mills, Managing Director of the Union Company, it has been decidud that one of the Company's steamers shall . leave Wollington on Friday orico In three weeks to connect with the mail steamer at Sydney, thus giv ing an alternate mail connection at rtuuloi' intervals: . This MM start next .wt.ek-.Vhe WArritr.tib Itoviilg Dunedin a day earlier-. s« &S tb leavg Welllngtdn Hii Fi*'day: liUei-viowt-a ly. li ''Diiily Times'.---i-epresentdtivb, the Preiijier f?a*d with respect to the irregular i*un : ning of the San Francisco bbMs that ilotice.MAl Deefi |iy<?h by fc New Zealand Government., thtvt there should be no renewal of Hie contract under- existing conditions, j All reasonable considerationhad been extended on account of the dislocation bji the San Francisco disaster, but before entering upon any permanent con- I tract tho Government required an , assurance that the steamers would be ablj-,10 /H.fll tLMe'-Wilh . sblijstljsiis \vitli ■ more exactitude than had been the case itecontly." WELLINGTON. Thursday. Another dead body was taken out of the harbour this morning, i It proved to be that a man named Joseph Smith, aged 67 years. I The deceased was a clerk, and had been away from his home only a fewi hours. . i I