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... INWARD. There are due mails from the East, West Africa, U.S.A., Central America, Pacific. West Indies, China, River Plate, etc. Letters have been delivered from U.S.A., West Indies, Pacific, West Africa, etc. NEW COMPANIES REGISTERED. James Mande and ...
... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Tramway Complaints’ and Suggestions. Sir,—l should like, through the medium of the Press, to call attention to the inadequate tram-car service from Tinsley to the City between 5.30 p.m. and p.m. is no common occurrence to have to ...
... Greatly Improved Horse. The most improved horse in the St. Abbot’s House team is MARCUS. Since an inward complaint has been remedied has collected a great amount of usefulness. We shall see this youngster put forth this autumn credentials that will justify ...
... the American Ambassador. The t onference ‘,as the outcome of many complaints that much needless delay •vas caused by the rule of the outward mail having to t.;o In British and the inward mail to leave New York by American liners. W ticynson-flicks suggested ...
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... e rduna.q may b© posted until the Letters for Para, Manaus and Iquitos. by the Dunmay be posted uu to the 23rd Inst. stau, INWARD. 'Mails are due from U.S.A Canada , West Indies, Pacific, Central America, Australia. etc Amer . There have been delivered ...
... extract from a letter from a Stockport firm read: “The railway company assume an autocratic attitude, and whilst to liberate all inward traffic within hours have intimated that unless rv© comply they will restrict this traffic.” London firm concludes its letter ...
... result that the officials are having to wire to other offices with a view to the replenishing of the supply. Letters—both inward and outward —were dealt with so expeditiously that there never was at the Flat Street premises an accumulation of letters ...
... has to be done, no matter what the cost. In the face of this state' of affairs, the Opposition speakers take the tone of complaint. The honesty of these gentlemen is undoubted. What is rendered uncertain, by the tone they now adopt, their grip on the facts ...
... like 1.000 to less than 300. with the result ’the officials are having to wire together es with view to the replenishing th« inward and outward —were deall louslv that there never was a* Street premises accumulation of particularly impressive dimensions; ...
... Aquitama, via Southampton. Letters for Australia, per s.s. Esperance Bay. via London, should be forwarded hence on Monday next. INWARD. Mails from Trinidad and Gumnas, s.s. Pellerin de Latouche, are due to-day; from Egypt and Sudan, ex Italian Packet, to-day; ...
... Christmas approximately five million letters and 130,000 parcels are dealt with. letters include two and half millions outward and inward mails, respectively. In addition to the 50 vans owned by the Sheffield Postal authorities another 50 are engaged, all working ...