1 PRIVATE Headquarters I.V.
10th November, 1915.

A Chara, In consequence of the delay in dealing with letters
addressed in Irish, and for the purpose of facilitating inter—
communication between Volunteers in Dublin, a private collection
and delivery of letters has been arranged for and may be availed
of as from Monday next 15th November. RULES 1. Letters, despatches, etc., may be handed in at any of the
following addresses (shops).

(a) Connolly's, 29 Dolphin's Barn St. (collection) 8. p.m.
(b) Miss Coughlan, 28a, Lr. Mountpleasant Ave. 8.10
(c) Harding, Christ Church Place 8.20
(d) Jas. Whelan, 17 Upper Ormond Quay 8.25
(e) J.J. Walsh, Corner Blessington Street &
Berkley Street 8.35
(f) Tom Clarke, 75a Parnell Street 8.40 2. There will be one collection each night at 6 or later as set
out above. 3. The delivery will begin at 8 a.m. on the day following collection. 4. Each person shall pay a penny for each letter or postcard posted.
Circulars in open envelopes, 1/2 each, newspapers 1d. each. 5. Only letters intended for the Dublin District will be handled.
The Dublin District includes the entire present City except
Clontarf East Ward and Chapelizod. It also includes the area
lying within 3/4 of a mile as the crow flies, south of the portion
of the Grand Canal between Dolphin's Barn and the River Liffy.
The following points are within this area viz :— Herbert Park,
Marlborough Road, Chursh Avenue, Upper Rathmines. 6. The right of reposting letters in the ordinary Post Office is
reserved. Letters which must not be so reposted should be
marked on the address side By Hand Only. 6a. After a certain time it is hoped to arrange that no letters will
be reposted. A definite announcement will be made later. 7. It is important that addresses be written very clearly and fully
thus :— Sean O'Broin,
141 Brown Street,
Donore Avenue,
S.C.R. 8. Those using the new post may rely on their correspondence being
treated confidentially. 9. The above facilities are not available for the general public. Director of Communication.