CLOSING OF TELEGRAPH OFFICES ON SUNDAYS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 4163, 24 August 1881, Page 4

CLOSING OF TELEGRAPH OFFICES ON SUNDAYS.

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WELLINGTON, August 23.

The roault of Mr Pyke'a calling attention to tho number of amaU telegraph stations kept open on Bundays, at which little or no business ia done on fchat day, ia that after the current monfch 184 offices will be entirely closed on Sundays. The following are fche Canterbury officea : — Addington, Akaroa, Amberley, Aehburton, Bealey, Duvauchelle's Bay, Ealing, Geraldine, Hornby, Hurunui, Kaiapoi, Kirwee, Leeston, Makikihi, Burnham, Chertsey, Orari, Oxford, Bakaia, Bangiora, Rangitata, Bolleston, Sefton, Sheffield, Southbridge, Ooalgato, Cuafc, Darfiold Junction, Dunsandel, Springfield, Springston, Temuka, Waiau, Waikari, Waimate, Washdyke, Wincheater, Winalow.

Holloway's Pills. — Tho diseaseß common to our climate and endangering man's physical condition will always exist, though many may be mitigated and thoir effects removed by timely aid appropriately applied at the proper time. Holloway's Pilla are acknowledged far and wido to bo the moet effectivo purifier of the blood, the moat certain regulator of disordered organs, and the mosfc innocent aperient that can bo prescribed. This medicino is applicable to all alike, young or old, robust or delicate ; ifc increase fcho appetito and controls all derangements of the bowels. After the diaorder ia aubduod occasional doses of theso Pills will prevent any relopso, and moreover secure, promote and intensify the good results which flow from perfoot purify and regularity.— [Advt.]