MAIL NOTICES.

Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13647, 12 February 1913, Page 1

MAIL NOTICES.

.Wrdnesdat, February 12. For Motueka and Motueka Wharf—per Koi, 7 a.m.

For Picton, 'Blenheim, Wellington, Hbrthem & Southern Oinces N.Z, —per Arabtira, 8.30 a m.>;.

F6r' -Vancouver and" other ps»rfcs of flanada, and United States of America, Hawaiian Islands, Philippine Islands said Japan; aso Continent of Jtuurope (spHoially addre.^Bedjand United Kingdom via Vancouver (due in London Marohl7th) per Arahura, 8.30 a.m, (Supplementary mail per Nikau, 6 p.m.) For Wellington, Northern, and Southern Offices of JNew Zealand — por Waverley, 11 a.m For Waikawa Bay and French Pass—por Nikau, 6 p.m.

For Motueka and Mosueka Wharf—per Nikau, 8 a.m.

Fcr Westport, Greymouth &. Hokitika— Alexander, -1 p.m. For Wellington, Northern and Southern offices—per Nikau, 6 p.m. ■ For Tarakohe, Waitapu, T» kaka and Colling wood—per iliua, 6 p.m. " Thubsdat, February 13. | For Motueka aud Musueka Wharf — i er Koi, 8 15 am. For Picton, Blenheim, Wellingt. ri Northern and Southern Offices N.Z.—p c Pateena 9 a.m.

For Australian States (due Sydney F^ b. 18th) —per Pateena,.9 a.m. l For Ceylon, lnuia, China,, Japan, Straits Settlements, South Africa, and Continent ef Europe & United Kingdom via'Bvindisi, (dne in London on the 22nd March) —per Pateena, 9 am,

For Wew Plymouth and Onehunga— per Corinna 2 p.n-. . Thttbbbay, Pebrary 27. For United > tates ot America, Canada, West Inuies, Central America., West Coast of South America, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via isan l^ranoisco ; (due in London ou the 3ist oi' March) (to be spocially addießP«d)j ulso Samoa, Hawaaian Islands, PLilippme Islands and Japan--per Jfateena. (Supplementary iuail per Awaroa.)

For Blenheim and Picton (overland) —Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 6.30 a.m.' For Westport, Gvo} mouth, Hokitika and ileei'tfl-ni—Tuesdays and Fridayß, 6.45 a.m. For Cixjixeiles and W^irangi—Tuesdays, 7 p.n Note.—Late. fee. letters may be posted 15 minutes after the advertised tim© of closing. W. T. WARD, Chief Poatmaster.