The Archive · 1885

THE P. & O. MAIL ROUTE

In ouusequence of the action of the Egyptian Sunitary Board, the English j Postmaster General has consented to a diversion of the Brindisi mail service to the Canal route, outwards and home. ward The P. & O. Company have cou-sequently made an arrangement to avoid contact with Egypt altogether, id their mails from Brindisi, as well as the passengers, will pass through the Canal by way of Port Said instead of by the Egyptian Railway from Alexandria as heretofore, Passengers will in this manner avoid detention, and be saved from an ances without the inconveniences me separable from Quarantine Regulations.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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