In 1989, another amalgamation took place when the railway system was removed from the Island. The Breadalbane Post Office closed. This meant that the postal sorting centre became part of Hunter River or Kensington , with the dividing line for mail delivery being the Stanley River . Most of the residents West of the river receive mail from Kensington , while those to the East receive theirs from Hunter River . On the larger scale, mail Couriers today transport mail to the Island from large depots located in Halifax or . Automatic sorters, which only recognize the "Postal Code" system, have, according to Post, speeded up the delivery of the 'mail'. Some of the Mail Couriers in the area include: James Warren Fenner Stewart John S. MacKay Lome Stewart inthel990's Honeywell Bulman Joseph I. Stewart Earl Henry Evelyn Stewart Sarah MacKay Frank Bell Hugh MacRae Brian MacNeill (East of river) - Betty Gaudet (West of river) - Rose Bernard Ethel McLeod Hiltz, one of the early postmistresses CERTIFICATE OF POST OFFICE REGISTRATION. Registetixl this <lf»y a ndlyjntpxU Lett® ad<l«s»eil to aUs^SS«R.:.:.. fc. E .-A eertiiicRtfl ifi to be Riven for erery tetter accepted for rejrlji- tallori. whether the putty posliiut '»•« letter applies lor one or riot. A ; firttm* to Kive a cerUfieete for every each fetter luours tt "rl5fSS™birm,nle'.»» to notice that thoeboro receipt „urporteto be for«""."".»Heller, The. .honld therefore too thot the letter is fully prepaid before accepting it. ftwxej Early postal receipt, 1902, issued by John McLeod , Postmaster 103