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... Or when they are conveyed by the French pa ckots to any of the places in Turkey, Syria, aud Egypt, at which France’ main! post-offices, must on and after the Ist January next be paict im advance. The charges for newspapers will be when pested within fifteen ...
... stamps, with a dark 'tin' for place. Information from stables daily. Commissions executed. —Address, and remit, John Main, Post Office, Lincoln. c 2301 The Winner of the Derby sent receipt of 13 stamps. Troubadour will win the Somersetshire .Stakes.—Address ...
... Good reference.—Address.3BB. Daily Post. Young Widow, limited income, offers her services, Lady A HOUSEKEEPER. —Mrs. Main, Post Office, Rugby. A Lady, of great experience in Housekeeping, Wishes ENGAGEMENT as Lady Housekeeper.—Address, D. 00. Daily | Post ...
... conduit is to be tried between New York and Brooklyn. For many years mail-pouches have been transported between the . main post-office and the up-town branches through pneumatic tubes, laid under the streets, but there are difficulties in the way of carrying ...
... an efficient House-Parlourmaid; both must be thoronehly trustworthy and competent In their departments.—Address, M. Maine, Post Office, Bay. \irANTED, once, superior General or Workingv Housekeeper, to take entire work small house; ronst good tempered ...
... thefts in future. It consists of a clockwork arrangement which is fastened to each letter box and is so connected with the main post office that the moment any one attempts to tamper with the mail a bell rings and notifies detectives who sre on the outlook ...
... of London was that of the Rowland Hill Benevolent Fund. The fund, which is under the patronage of the King. exists to main Post Office servants who for no fault of their own have fallen upon evil times, and affords help to their widows and orphans., for ...
... me Letters posted by the soldiers at the front you've been treating me as • regular mug for I are earned baek . to the main post-office, and years. You've had • pot of moray out of me . I from there dispatched across the water to There's • lot of spniding ...
... soldiers never receive the letters sent them from home: Letters posted by the (soldiers at the front are earned back to the main post-office, and from there dispatched 401.0•111 the water to their destination. ...
... and class, Letters posted by th soldiers at the front Elsie Bette r idge, Wilf r id C au lfi e ld. are earned back to t main post-office, and from there dispatched HMOS the water to PRACTICAL PLANE AND SOLID GEOMETRY. their deetinatiet. . and class, intermediate ...
... architect of the University of Birmingham upon hearing his impressive edifice described as a post office—even as a main post office. Possibly the volunteer guide (if really innocent) regarded the campanile as just a pillar letter-box on a super scale ...
... testing the new automatic telephone system. A miniature automatic telephone exchange has been established at the Crewe main post office, and demonstrations are cffered, not only to subscribers, but to members of the general public. A post office official ...