MAILS NOTICS

Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVI, Issue 7959, 30 October 1894, Page 2

MAILS NOTICS

Km .'utci.iiiivi tlii- (by at 7 p.m., 0. For i'aeroa. ic Aroha, Owharoa, Kniaiv.'a- • hake, Waihi, ci''. this liny a:. 7.15 a.m l-'ni' 'i ulna, >,V: i:i-i'on, a'.ci Cryer's Lnruan;.(bis day ai- i jm«i. For 'm'muct (liiicc 1 ) day a' 7 p.m. C.P.O ■ iuir at 7.|."> a.in For iuiuicik:. Nelson, Piclon, Wellington, and southern pun.- I his day at 7 p.m For Tnuivigu to-morrow at 7 |>.ni j For Aongatele, Aliioureo, and Katikati to- \ morrow at 7 p.m j For mo;t (at 2d per Joz), Sandwich Islands,' North and South America, British and! Foroiyn VuNt Indie.", &c(via 'Frisco), on Friday at, 7.'SO a,m. Din; in London on slli Dccc.mliLT, ' Monovlioi.s aud registered lottors on Thiu^-1 day at 1 p.m. j Mails for Cromarty closeat Invercargill on! Tliiusdwy at 1 p.m I J. F. Coney, Chief Postmaster. Notu.—Friday, November !)th, being a holiday, the following hours will be observed in the Posl and Telegraph Department here on that day Postal Bran eh: The Chief Tost Office will be closed all day, Mails usually closcd on Friday will bo made up the previous evening at 7 o'clock. A delivery of town letters will be mado over the counter on Thursday evening from 7to 8; the Private Box Lobby will be open from !l a.m to 8 p.m, Telegraph Branch: The Telegraph Office will be open to the public from !) lo 10 a.m. and 7to 8 p.m. Telephone Exchange : The Telephone Exchange will be open all day as usual.