The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-26 00:00:00

POST-OFFICE NOTICES.

REDUCTION OF POSTAGE ON LETTERS TO VAN DIE-
MEN'S LAND.—General Post-office, July, 1855.—0 n and
from the Ist August next, the postage upon letters con-
veyed, either by packet or by private ship, between
the United Kingdom and Van Diemen's Land, will be
reduced to a combined British and colonial rate of
6d. for a letter not exceeding an ounce in weight ; ls.
ditto exceeding an ounce, and not exceeding 1 ounce ;
2s. ditto exceeding 1 ounce and not exceeding 2 ounces,
and so on, increasing ls. for every additional ounce or
fraction of an ounce. The postage of letters to Van
Diemen's Land may be paid in advance, or the letters
way be forwarded unpaid, at the option of the sender.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, July, 1855.—0 n Ist August
a minor money order ofice will be opened at Barrow
(county of Lancaster) under Ulverstone; a major money
order office at the Curragh Camp, county of Kildare ;
and minor money order offices at Ballygar, county
of Galway, and C.►stletown Roche, county of Cork.
The major money order offices at Freshford, Gores-
bridge, and Gowran will be reduced to minor offices on
let August. Minor money order offices will be opened
in Scotland, on Ist August, at Poolewe, Ross-shire, and
Tarland, Aberdeenshire.
LETTERS FOR THE COLONY OF VICTORIA, AUSTRA-
LIA.—GeneraI Post-office, July, 1855.—As some mis-
apprehension exists on the subject of the notice recently
issued, requiring that the postage of all letters for Vic-
toria shall be paid in advance, at the rate of one shil-
ling the half-ounce when the letters are con-
veyed by packet, and eightpence the half-ounce when
they are conveyed by private ship, the Postmaster-Gene-
ral finds it necessary to explain that this regulation is
confined to letters addressed to the colony of Victoria
(formerly known as the district of Port Philip), and that
it does not extend to letters addressed to New South
\Vales, South Australia, or any other colony than Vic-
toria. The following is a list of the principal places in
Victoria :

Alberton
Avoca
Ballarat
Dalian
Bendigo
Beechworth
Belfast
Benalla.
Brunswick

Buninyong 1
Castlernaine
Chepstow
Colac
Flemington
Geelong
Kilmore
Kyneton
Melbourne

Mount Alexander
Port Fairy
Portland
Prahan
Richmond
Sandhurst
Wangaratta
Warrnamhool
Williamstown

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