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;:;POSTAL INFORMATION.Ofllce open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.Money Order Office open from 9 a.m.to 8 p.m. Delivery at the windowand by letter carriers begins onehour after the arrival of steamer.Attendance at window on Sundaysfrom 8 to 10 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m.Arrivals from England.— Dsiily.Despatches to ingland. — Daily,fifteen minutes before sailing ofsteamer.Arrivals — Insular. — Daily,onehour before sailing of packet.Despatches— Insular.— Daily, Mteenminutes after the arrival of mailsfrom England in the evening, andby train.Letters are twice daily (Sundaysexcepted) collected and brought toHead Office from the ReceivingOffices and Pillar and Wall Boxes,Head Office, Douglasin time to suit the sailings of thesteamer. If the steamer sails at anyhour of the morning before 7 a.m.,the Pillar Boxes and town ReceivingOffices are cleared at 9 p.m. theprevious evening.Single stamped and unpaid lettersand newspapers, books, etc., maybe posted at the Head Office up tothirty minutes, and double stampedletters, etc., until five minutes beforea despatch to England. Fifteenminutes are allowed for transit toand from the packet and Post Office.Postal Telegraph Office. — Openweek-days from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.on Sundays, from 8 to 10 a.m. and4 to 6 p.m., but messages may beforwarded at other hours uponapplication to the Postmaster, onpayment of extra fees.Monet Order, Savings Ban I, AND Telegraph Officm.Head Office, Douglas; Strand Port St. Mary. Government AnnuityStreet and Skore Road ReceivingOffices, Douglas; Ramsey, Andreas, and Life Assurance Businesstransacted at the Offices at DouglasCastletown, Peel, Kirk Michael, and Ramsey.Ballasalla, Laxey, Ballaugh, andDouglas.—O.shome Terrace, Promenade,and Market Place ; AVallLetter Boxes at Victoria Ron d , Fin chRoad, Bridge Hill, Taubman Terrace,Circular Road, WoodbourneSquare, Strand Street, Ballaughton,and Cronkbourne.Masonic Lodges.—'Hona, 212, Castletown,Monday after full moon.Athole, 1,004, Masonic Hall, LochParade, Douglas, on Wednesday onor before full moon. Miiughold,Pillar and Wall Letter Boxes.liamse;/. — Sandy Road, RegabyGate, Ballaush Old Church, theCraige, and Milutown Bridge.CdMUt'iiini.—The Green and theLevel in Arbory.1,075, Ramsey, Tuesday on or beforefull moon. TjTiwald, 1,242, MasonicHall, Loch Parade, Douglas, Mondayon or before full moon". The MonaIiodge is under the Iri.sh Constitution; the Douglas and Ramse.yLodges being under that of England.Oddfellows' Lodges. — Monday:Mona, Club-room, Bridge, DouglasAlbert, Bridge, Douglas ; Hope andAnchor, Town Hall, Castletown;St. Michael's, Parochial Schoolhouse,Kirk Michael; Peveril, Morrison'sHall, Peel. Tuesday: Victoria,Club-room, Bridge, Douglas. Wed-Freemasons, Oddfellows, and Foresters.nesday : Good Anchorage, NationalSchool-room, Ramsey. ThursdayHarbour of Peace, Club-room, PortSt. Mary. Friday: North Star,new Schoolhouse, Laxey. Saturday:Tynwald, Club-room, Foxdale ;St. John's, Parochial Schoolroom,St. John's. All lodges meet everyalternate week, except the Albert,which meets once a month.Juvenile Lodges.—Mona and VictoriaJuvenile Lodge, Douglas.Hope and Anchor, Castletown.Good Anchorage, Ramsey.Foresters.—The Court Starof Mona,No. 907, first Mcmday in month,Stanley Hall, Circular Road, Douglas.Ramsey : Albert Tower Court,6,030.
-^ WHITBYÊST iiiiFF pneeNANDi GROUNDS, mTjlfWHESE fashionable and charming grounds, constructed in the%Al® form of terraces, &c., on the cliff side, and commandingunequalled views of Whitby Bay, the Piers, Harbour Mouth, theRuins of St. Hilda's Abbey, and the romantic sea coast, are openduring the summer season and form one of the most delightfulseaside lounges in the kingdom.->* PERFORMS TWICE DAILY ON THE PROMENADE. JH-s-'î-THETHEATRE-!^'is open occasionally, and the most eminent Dramatic, Operatic,and Concert companies appear in succession during the season,THERE AREm the Saloon, and a well supplied READING ROOM, of whichSubscribers to Grounds HAVE THE FREE USE.There are 16 Splendid LAWN TENNIS COURTS (Grassand Asphalte) in connection with the Grounds.?F^ÎFF:—3I]S6IiE ^DjaigîeN, 4d. ; D^Y 5tICKET, 6di.FAMILY AND PERIODICAL TICKETS ON MODERATE TERMS.General ManagerHY. WALKER.
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