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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6136, 24 March 1898, Page 2

BIRTH. M'BBIAGE. ■PonD-PATTRiCK.-March 10, at the residence of ?haTride ? a parents, by the - Bev Lyons, Ernest, rfdest son of William Ford, to Martha Shields fCetie) third daughter of David Fattrick, both Kristohurch. Sydney papers please copy MAIL NOTICES. Mails dose for the following places as ! under, Bubjeot to the necessary alteraThursday, March 24. For Northern Ports, per Eotomahana, at 7.45 p.m. ; late fee letters, 8 p.m. ; guard's van, 9.15 p.m! train. Friday, March 25. For Northern Ports, Westport, and Australian colonies (via Wellington, due Sydney March 31), per Monowai, at 3 p.m.; late fee letters, 3.15 p.m.; guard's van, 4 p.m. train. Saturday, March 26. For Dunedin, Invercargill, Australian Colonies (via Bluff), Ceylon, India, China, &c, also specially addressed correspondence for United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (via Suez), Westralia, to connect with Tarawera, at 12.30 p.m.; late fee letters 12.45 p.m. ; guard's van, 1.25 p.m. train. Due Melbourne, April 4 ; London, May 8. Wednesday, March 30. For Northern Ports, South America and specially addressed correspondence for United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (per lonic, via Rio de Janeiro. Due London May 11). Fiji, Hawaii, also British Columbia, Canada, United States, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (per Warrimoo, via Vancouver. Due London May 4), per Westralia, as follows :— Money orders at 4 p.m., registered letters and parcels at 5 p.m., books and newspapers at 7.30 p.m., ordinary letters 7.45. p.m., late; fee letters 8 p.m., gttardjs van 9.15 p.m. train, ..- ■ ' -.'■.., . V . "'■' ,' . • . " ; Friday, April 1. For Chatham Islands, per Kahu, at 7.45 p.m. ; late fee letters, 8 p.m. ; guard's van, 9.15 p.m. train. Mails for Cromarty, Puysegur Point and Te Oneroa close at Invercargill on March 25, at 12.30 p.m. Mails for South Africa leave Melbourne on March 29 and April 7. Mails for Noumea and Fiji leave Sydney on March 30. E. Kibton, Chief Postmaster. THE LYTTELTON TIMES Has a Larger Circulation than any other Morning Newspaper in New Zealand. PRICE—ONE PENNY. SUBSCRIPTION— In advance, 6s 6d per quarter, 26a per annum- Booked, 30s per annum. When papers are posted or thrown off trains by railway guards 13s per annum additional. TELEPHONE— Editorial and Newi ... No. 26. Business and Advertising No. 33. LONDON OFFICE— 2 and 3, Imperial Buildings, Lndgate Circna. WELLIN.&TON OFFICE— Custom House Quay J. Ilott, Agent „...' ■ -THE STAR; ' 2 The most widely-circulated • Evening Paper in Canterbury. ADVERTISING BATES. Fob Cash Only. SITUATIONS.r-All notices referring to employment ,not exceeding 14 words, 6d ; and for every additional 14 words, 6d. Wanteds, To Let, For Sale, Loßt and Found, &o. — 14 words 6d, and 6d for every additional 14 words. Births, Marriages and Deaths. — 2s 6d. Quotations given for contract spaces and all other classes of Advertising. - CIRCULATIOJi. THE LYTTELTON TIMES. THE CERTIFIED NUMBER PRINTED AND OSCULATED DDBIHQ THE WEEK ENDING MABCH 19 AVERAGES QfrQJ COPIES PEB DAT. THE STAR. THE NUMBER PRINTED AND PUBLISHED on SATURDAY, MABCH 19, waa OVER 4900. THE COMBINED ISSUES OF THE LTTTELTON TIMES AND STAR ON THE ABOVE DATE TOTAL J^J JQQ COPIES.

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