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Timaru Herald, Volume IX, Issue 343, 9 September 1868, Page 4

miscellaneous. P R I NT I N G. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. r pRE Proprietors of the Timabu Herald have just received from England a large quantity of NEW T"£PE for Plain and Ornamental PRINTING^ and aret :-■'' '"'■■ ■'■ » if ""- ; now enabled to execute aU J &in'4Mf,'§4r)c'st the name rates as charged'in tJunsut. The JOB ROOM. now contains an extensive assortment of all kinds of type for printing Cards, Cheques, Certificates, Circulars, HandDills, Posters, Labels, Billheads, Programmes, Carters' Receipts, Custom House Forms, Law Forms, Pamphlets, Books, 4c. Every variety of COLORED PRINTING can be executed at the very lowest prices, and m the best possible style of workmanship. A.l orders left at the Office South Road, will receive prompt attention. TIME TABLE. NEW ZEALAND STEAM MAIL SERVICES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1868. Inteb-Pbo-VINOIAB. ■** ■**" il -SotrrnwAEDS. . £iha ' » o A ' « r » ■ • <i d o )2 A. B. O. Panama dep... 24 Wellington bit ... 21' i, dep... 22 ... .... ... Sydney arr ... 28 Aug. Auckland dep ... 31 Monakau dep 3 Tauranga arr 1 . dcp... 1 ... Napier arr... "... ... 2 ... „ di-p 3 ... Taranaki arr 4 „ dep 4 Nelson arr ... ... 6 „ dep 6 • Picton arr ... '... 6 „ dep... ... 7 Sep. Wellington arr... .... 7 1 ... „ dep 2 21 Lyttelton arr ...... ... 3 22 „ dep... 3 22 Port Chalmers arr 4 23 „ dep... 5 1 24 Bluff : arr fi 25 „ : «i«|»... d : . _^^_ ... Melbourne (Suez) arr.. .12 NOETIIWABDS. D. B. _J. Sydney (Panama) dep... 2 Wellington arr ... 7 „ dep... 8 Panama arr... 5 ■ ...■ ... Melbourne (Suez) dep... 4' ..O Bluff arr... 9 ... ... .... • dep... 9 ... ... 3 Port Chalmers arr... 10 ... ... 4 „ dep... .;. 11 ... 5 Lyttelton arr...""...' 12 ■..„■ 6 >, dep... ... 12 ... 6 Wellington arr 13 ... 7' „ dep 21 26 ... Picton arr... ... 21 „ dep.;. ... 22 ... ... Nelsou arr ..'. ... 22 „ dpp 23 Taranaki arr ..; ... 24 I „ dep... ... 24 ... ... Napier arr- ... 27 > ;.. dep. , ... 28 ... Fauranga • arr ... ... .. 29 „ dep... .;. ... 29 ... Maimkuu nrr ...... 25 Auckland arr 30 ... No. 1 a. — Will bring the outward mails for the Panama route from Northern Ports, via tho West Coast. No. 1 D. — Will bring the inward mails, via Suez from Port Chalmers, and will receive at Wellington the inward mails, via Panama, for Northern Ports, via the West Coast. No. 2 b. — Will convey tho outward mails, via Suez to Port Chalmers, via the Eaft Coast. No. 2 B. — Will convey the inward mails, via Panama and Suez, to Napier and Tauranga. No. 3 c. — Will convey from Wellington the inward mails, via Panama, to the 'Southern Ports. ' No. 3 v. — Will bring to Wellington the outward mails from the Southern' Ports for Panama. When ther* are thirty-one days m the month, No. 2 b. will leave Tauranga on the 31st, and arrive at Auckland on the Ist. When No. 2 c. carries the Panama Mail for Auckland, the steamer Trill leave Napier and Tauranga on the same days that it' arrives from Wellington. POST-OFFICE SAVINGS* BANKS. The following are the regulations regarding the Post-office Savings' Banks, which have been established at Chfistchurch. Lyttelton, Kaiapoi, Tiuiaru, Akaroa, Wainiate, Hokitika, and Greymouth : — 1. Interest at 5 per ceut. per annum is given on sums less than £200 ; at 4 per cent, per annum on sums over £200 and not exceeding £500 ; and m the same proportion for any shorter time on every complete £1 deposited; no interest is allowed on more than £500. , , . . : 2. Depositors m Post-omce Savings' Banks have direct Government security for the prompt repayment of their, money. : 3. A depositor m any- Post-office Bankr can continue his deposits atr rany. other, and can withdraw his money at that nwst convenient to him. 4 The strictest secrecy is observed with respect to the names of the 'depositors, and amounts of their deposits. 8. Married womca may deposit money m Post-office Savrogs* 1 *<anksi' arid •mimey so deposited will be reprid to the depositor, unless her husband gi t-s notice, m writing, of marriage, and claims \ vment of deporita. 6. Money may be deposited by or on ber half of minors. Depositors over seven yean of age are treated as persona of full age, but minors under seven yean of age cannot withdraw their deposits until they have, reached the age of seven. ' '" ' *'■*■ '"" 7. Applications to the chief officfc Jn each, province on the business of Post-<jsEke Savings' Banks, and the replies Bent thereto;' axe free from, charge fcStipoatagft