The other. mail services of the Chi-Inese Post Office were working Ipracticlly on a normal schedule, [Mails via Siberia were sent by way Tientsin or via Suez by any avallfable steamer. Mails ¢o the United [States and to Europe were sent by the Canadian Pacific steamers of, where these were not available, by Jany suitable sailing to Japan ° for trans-shipment there to Dollar Line hips or other vessels, Air mails in the interior of China Jeaught the C.NAC. or Eurasia planes in Hongkong, as they had since the start of the hostilities, while the foreign alr mall services from. HHongkong were, of course, function ling normally.
conclusion, Mfr, Chapelain said that st was true that the mall service to Amoy had been temporarily jeancelled, in view of the present conditions prevailing there, hoped, however, that conditions would' quieten suMciently in the Inear future for the mall service to be resumed on as near a normal basis as possible.
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