MAIL NOTICE.

New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2414, 21 January 1895, Page 2

MAIL NOTICE.

This Day, Januaky 21. For Pioton and Kelson, per Rotorua, at 12.20 pm. For Southern offices of New Zealand, per Penguin, at 3.20 pm. For Nelson, Westport, Groymouth and Hokitika, per Kennedy, at 3.20 pm. For Nelson, Westport, Groymouth and Hokitika, per Mawhora. Tuesday, January 2i. For Now Plymouth and Auckland, also Tahiti and Rataltmga, per Richmond, from Auckland, per Manawatu train, ot 5.40 am. ■ For Southern offices of Now ESaland and Chatham Is’ands, per Takapuna, at 6.20 pm. For Nelson and Westport, per Omapero. Wednesday, January 23. For India, China, Japan and Straits Settle'ments via Sydney, Continent ;6f KiViopc and United Kingdom, via Brindisi (due in London sth March)-, tor specially addressed correspondence only, per Wakatipu, atjiooS. For Australian Colonies (due in Sydney 28th January), per Wakatipn, at 1 pm. Parcels post mail for United Kingdom, .&0., per Rimutakn, at 5 pm. Thursday, January 2t. For United Kingdom and Continent _ Of Europe, via Monte Video, ESC uO Janiero and Toneriffo (due in LrindbnSth March), for specially addressed oorreapondenoo only, per RinJutaka, at 10 am. For Samoa, Sandwich Islands, America, West Indies, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe via San Franoisco (due in LondonFobruary27th)—money orders close at 11 am; registered letters, books and newspapers at noon—per Takapuna, at 1 pm. For New Plymouth and Auckland, per Takapuna, at 2.20 pm. J. HOGGAED. Chief Clerk. Mails for Australian Colonies, United King* dom and Continent of Europe, via' Suez ; also Ceylon, India, China, Japan, Mediterranean ports, &c., and tor Capetown and South African States (per Aberdeen Lino), close at Auckland, porWaihora, on Wednesday, 23rd instant, at 4 pm. Correspondence marked “Via Suez.” Mail duo in London •on March sth.