WAIKATO MATTERS.
Mr H. J. Greenslade, M.H.Bh hM re* oeived the following communication from Sir Joseph Ward:--" 1 have the honour to reply to the memorial of the Bth October last which you forwarded from settlers of the Eureka district urging that the frequency of the mail service to that place be increased from thrice weekly to daily. In reply I have to express regret that, after giving the matter full consideration, I am unable to see my way to grant the dfiired daily mail, as the increased expenditure which would be involved would not be warranted by the revenue received." Sir Joseph Ward has informed Mr Greenslade that he has acceded to hia request for a poet office and mail service at Mangaohae ;.iri the service will commence on the Ist J nuary.
Our Waharoa correspondent writes:— Mr Greenslade, MILS,, has written to Mr R. A. Forsman, stating that as the outcome of the rec-nt petition to Parliament Sir Joseph Ward has decided to make arrangements for the opening of a money-order office and post office savings bank at Waharoa.
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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8083, 20 December 1906, Page 2
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