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Post Office London 1752 NEW POST OFFICE LONDON • NEW Agents' .Journal & Official Gazette, 135A, SalisbnrJ EC NEWt!F .APERS-LONDON OFFICES OF FOREIGN & OOLONIAL EJteter Flying Post, 2(} New Bridge street E C ooart 1 DAILY PAPERS-continued. Freeman's Journal & National Press, 211 Strand WC Tuesday for Saturday New York Tribune, 43 Aldwych WC Glasgow Citizen (evening). 143 & 144 Fleet street EC Agricultural Economist, 92 Long acre WC, 1st of month New Zeala.ml Herald (Auckland, N.Z.), 85 l<'leet street E C Glasgow Daily Record & Mail, 65 Fleet street E C Agricultural Gazette, 8 Breams buildings E C, Monday New Zealand Times (Wellington, N .Z.), 134 Fleet street E C Glasgow Herald, 112 Fleet st E C ; city otlloe, M Tbreadneedle st E C Algemeen Sportblad (Java), 36 to 38 Southampton st.StrandWC,Bat News (Prince Rupert, B.O.), 17 & 19 Cockspur street SW Glasgow News, 47 Fleet street E C Alliance News, advertisement office, 21 Paternoster sq E C, Thlll'l!day ()amaru Mail (N .Z.), 134 Fleet street E C Greenock Telegraph, 173 to 175 Fleet street E C Alloa Advertiser, 53 Fleet street E C, Saturday fJta.go Daily Times (Dunedin, N .Z.), 85 Fleet street E C Grimsby Daily Telegraph, 53 Fleet street E C A.lnwick & County Gazette, 185 Fleet street E C, Saturday Parsi (The) (Bombay), 3 Whitefriars street E C Halifax Daily Courier, 85 Fleet street E C Altrincham, Bpwdon & Hale Guardian, 173 to 175 Fleet street EC Petit Journal (Le), 130 Fleet street E C Halifax Daily Guardian, 13i Fleet street E C Vlednesday & S3turday ' Philadelphia Inquirer, 3 Regent street SW Huddersfield Daily Chronicle, 20 New Bridge street E C Amateur Gardening, 148 & 149 A.ldersga.te street EC, Wednesia.J Philadelphia. Public Ledger, 8 Waterloo place SW Huddersfield Daily Examiner, 5 New Bridge street E C for Saturday Phoonix (Saskatoon, SaBk.), 17 & 19 Cockspur street SW Hull Daily Mail (The), ll2 Fleet street E C Amateur Photog""'r:""apher & Photographic News,52 Longa11re WC, Yo11 Piuang Gazette & Straits Chronicle, 9 Fleet street E C Hull Daily News, 159 Fleet street E C AMERICAN REGISTER a ANGLO-COLONIAL WORLD, 7i' PIONEER (ALLAHABAD), 14 & 15 Cockspurstreet SW Illustrated Chronicle (Newcastle-on-Tyne), Westgate road, New- Regent street W, Sunday Pittsburg Dillpatch, 3 Hegent street SW ca.stle-on-Tyne & 81 Fleet street EC-T N 1659 Holborn. 8&- Angler's News & Sea Fisher's Journal, 15 & 16 Gough sq E C, Sat Press (Cluistchurch, N .Z.), 85 Fleet street E C advertisement Annandale Observer, 53 Fleet street E C, Friday Province & Standard (Regina, Sa.sk.), 17 & 19 Oockspur Rtreet SW Ipswich Star (evening), 149 Fleet str.eet E C Arbroath Herald, 53 Fleet street E C, Friday Queenstown Representative & Free Press, 85 Fleet street E C Irish Daily Telegraph, 40 to 13 Fleet street E C Architect (The) & Contract Reporter, 6 to 11 Imperial bnildinga., Rangoon Gazette, 23 Old Jewry E C Irish Independent (Dublin), 68 Fleet street E C New Bridge street E C Friday Ra.wn (La) (Buenos Ayres), 9 Fleet street E C Irish News (Belfast), 85 Fleet street E C Architects' & Rnilders' Journal (The), 27 & 29 Tothill st SW, Well. Register (The) (Adelaide), 80 Fleet street E C Irish Times, advert. office 69, editorial office 153, Fleet stree(E C Army & Navy Gazette, 22 Essex street, Stmnd WC, Friday Rhodesia .Advertiser (Umtali), 85 Fleet street E C Isle of Man Times, 199 Strand WC ABhton-under.Lyne Herald, 185 Fleet street E C, Saturday Rhodesia Herald (Salisbury) (daily & weekly), 85 Fleet street E C Journal of Commerce, 37 W a! brook E C Ashton Weekly Reporter, 151 Fleet street E C, Saturday St. John (N.B.) Evening Times, 17 & 19 Oockspur street SW Lancashire Daily Post (evening), 17l!.to 175 Fleet street E C Athenreum, 11 Breams buildings, Chancery lane E C, Saturday St. John Telegraph (St. John, N.B.), 17 & 19 Cockspur street SW Leeds Mercury, 65 Fleet street E C A.therton Weekly Journal, 1 r ndor street E C, Friday St. Louis Globe Dernocrnt, 8 Waterloo place SW Leicester Daily Mercury, 44 Fleet street E C Athletic News (Mfl.nchester), 46 & 47 Shoe lane E C, Monday St. Louis Republic, S Regent street SW Leicester Daily Post, 44 Fleet street E C Auckland & County Chronicle, 17 Bouverie street E C, Thursday San Francisco Chronicle, adverti~ing ,office, 3 Regent street SW ; Leicester Mail, 85 Fleet street E C .Auckland Weekly News (N.Z.), 85 Fleet street E C, Thursday editorial ~ffioe, 6 Henrietta street, Oovent garden WC Lincolnshire Echo (evening), 115 Fleet street E C .! ustrnlasian {Melbourne) ; London otlloe, 80 Fleet street E C, Sat Sind Gazette (Kamchi), 3 Whitefriars street E C Liverpool Courier, 187 Fleet street E C Australasian & Canadian World, 38 King Willia.m st E C, Thursd3y Sind Observer (Karachi), 80 Fenchurch street E C Liverpool Daily Post & Mercury, 138 Fleet street E C Australasian ]]ngineering & Machinery, 71 Queen street EC, South China Morning Post, 10 Bolt court, Fleet street E C Liverpool Echo, 138 Fleet street E C monthly, Melbourne Southland Daily ~ews (N.Z.), 134 Fleet street E C Manchester Courier, 69 l<'leet stl-eet t: C Australasian :S:ardwars& Machinery, 71 Queen street EC,monthly Southland Timl'f\ (N .Z.), 134 Fleet street E C · - Manchester Evening Chronicle, 46 & 47 Shoe lane E C ; city office, Melbourne . • Standard (Buenos Aires), 1 A.rundel street, Stmnd WC 8 Birchin lane E C · Auto Journal (The)1 44 St. Ma.rtin'slane WC, Saturday Sta.r (Johannesburg) (daily& weekly), 85 Fleet street E C Manchester Evening News, private wire office, 43 Fleet street E C A.utocar, 20 Tudor street E C, Friday Statesman (The) (Calcutta.), 23 to 28 Fleet street E C Manchester Guardian, 43 Fleet street E C .A.ntocycle, 3, 5 & 9 Dane street WC, Wednesday Sydney Morning Herald (The), 40 King street, Cheapside E C Midland Daily Telegraph (evening) (Coventry), 173 to 175Fleet BtE C Ba.cup Chronicle, llll Fleet street E C, Saturday Times of Ceylon (daily & weekly), London office, 27 Mincing lane E C Midland Evening News (Wolverhampton), 92 Fleet street E C Bacup Times (series), 173 to 175 Fleet street E C, Saturday Times of India, llll Shoe lane E C Monmouthshire Evening Post, 92 Fleet street E C Bag Trader (The), 329 High Holborn WC, Wednesday Times (Moncton, N.B.), 17 & 19 Cockspur street SW 1\forning A.rgus (Brighton), 69 Fleet street E C Baker & Confectwner, 61 & 62 Chancery lane WC, Friday Times (The) (Victoria, B.O.) (daily & Wednesday & Saturday), Morning Argus (Hastings), 69 Fleet street E C Bakers' Record, 5 Pemberton row, Fleet street E C ; editorial o!ll.oe 17 & 19 Oockspnr street SW Newcastle Chronicle, 84 Fleet street E C (T N 1659 Holborn) & 68 Farringdon street E C, Friday . ' Toronto Mall & Empire, 29 Lndgate hill E C Westgate road, Newcastle-on.Tyne. See advertisement Ballymena Weekly Telegraph, 40 to 43 Fleet street E C, Satlll'd&y Transvaal Chronicle (Pretoria), 145 Fleet street E C Newcastle Daily Journal, 170 Fleet street E C Bandsman, Local Officer & Songster of the Salvation Army, 101 Transvaal Leader (Johannesburg) (daily & wcekly),14 St.MaryA.xeE C North-Eastern Daily Gazette (Middlesbro'), 143 & 144 Fleet st E C Queen Victoria st. E C & Campfield printing works, St. Albans, Sat Vancouver News-Advertiser (Vancouver, B.0.),17&19Cockspur stSW North Mail (The), 53 Fleet street E C Banffshire Journal, 1>3 Fleet street E C, Tuesday Wa8hington Star, S Regent street SW North Star (Darlington), 149 Fleet street E C Bankers' Journal, 46 Cannon street E C, Wednesday .J North-Western Daily Mail (Barrow). 134 Fleet street EC Barrow Guardian (Series), 53 Fleet st E C, Tuesday & Saturday Northampton Echo, 85 Fleet street E C Barrow K ews, 134 Fleet street E C, Saturday :London Of!ices .of Provincial DaUy Papers. Northern Daily Mail (West Hartlepool), 170 Fleet street E C Bath Heru.J.d, 173 to 175 Fleet street E C, Saturday • ~orthern Daily Telegraph (Blackburn), 85 Fleet street E C Bath Weekly Chronicle & Argus (The), 149 Fleet st E C, Sat!ll'day Aberdeen Evening Express, 5 New Bridge street E C Northern Despatch (evening), 17 Bon verie street E C Ba.tley News, 85 Fleet street E C, Saturday Aberdeen (The) Free Press, 14~ Fleet street E C Northern Echo, 17 Bouverie street E C Bayswater Chronicle, 186 Queen's road, Bayswater W, Saturday Aberdeen Journal, 5 New Bridge street E C K orthern Whig (Belfast), 92 Fleet street E C Bazaar (The), Exchange & Mart, 55,66 & 57 Drnry lane WC, Thnn.-o Ashton Daily Standard, 134 Fleet street E C · Nottingham Daily Express, 172 Fleet street E C day (for Friday) & Saturday Ash ton Evening Reporter, 151 Fleet street E C (Mon. to Thurs) Nottingham Daily 0 uardian, 59 Fleet street E C Bedfordshire Times, 115 Fleet street E C, Friday Belfast Weekly News, 167 & 168 Fleet street E C, Thnrsda.y Bath Herald (evening), 173 to 175 Fleet street E C Nottingham Evening News, 172 Fleet street E C • Bath & Wilts Daily Chronicle, 149 Fl.eet street E C Nottingham Evening Post, 59 Fleet street E C Belfast Weekly Telegraph (The), 40 to 43 Fleet street E C, Saturn..,. Belfast Evening Telegraph, 40 to 43 Fleet street E C Oldham Daily Standard, 134 Fleet street E C Bellman (The), 59 Mark lane E C, Saturday ' Belfast News Letter, 167 & 168 Fleet street £C Oldham Evening Chronicle, 151 Fleet street E C Belper News, 85 Fleet street E C, Saturday Birmingham Daily Mail, 88 Fleet street E C Portsmouth Evening News & Southern Daily Mail, 170 Fleet st EC Berrow's Worcester Journal, 176 Fleet street E C, 'Saturda7 Birmingham Daily Post, 88 Fleet street E C Scarborough Daily Post, 185 Fleet street E C Berwick Advertiser, 53 Fleet street E C, Tuesday Birmingham Evening Despa.tch, 17 Bouverie
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