Mails cto_e at theChief PostDOM **__* foßowm_ pJaeaa (.object to ft» Mcss-fity (Ite*_ i ____.saandsrt—• • ■ - - -■---■:-■ ■■■'■ sStDRDAY, NOVEMBEB 27. : | For Chat-am Island, per Island Lily, at 7 j a.m.; guard's vaOi 8.5 a.m. train. For Northern Porte,, per Hawea, at 7.30 p.m. Gnard'rvan must not do used for this mail. ° TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. For Otaeo and Australian Colonies, per Boto mahana, ISO p-m.; late fee letters, at 2.10 v.m. ;' guard's van, 2.40 P-m-jtrain. _ P WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. For Otago ami Australian Colonies, per ex press (to connect with s.s. Botomahana at Blcff), at 7 a.m.; late fee letters may bo posted in the travailing post-office van attached to the exuress train. . SATUBDAY, DECEMBEB 4. For the United Kingdom, Continents of Enrobe gad America, West Indies, China, Japan (via San Francisco), Sandwich Islands, Northern Ports of New Zealand, &0., per Wanaka, aa follows: —Ordinary letters at 6.30 p.m.; late fee lettera at 7 p.m.; books and newspapers at; 6 p.m.; money ordera at 2 p_,; registered letters at 5 p.m. guard's van, B.3o p~. train. This tw<_l wfll he due in London, January 18th, 1881.
Notk.—On and after Saturday, 4th Decem ber, the Money Order and Savings Bank's office will close each Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The office will open again at hal&past six o'clock to receive Savings Bank deposits only, and will remain open till half-past eight o clock. SYDNEY J. DICK, ■' Chief PO-fcmMtof

DAILY MEMOBANDA— Saturday, Nov. 27.
