Thomas Bromley Shaw, item 35

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  COLONIAL & FOREIGN POSTAL RATES, Etc.

  
  

  For Correspondence posted in the United Kingdom.

  Letter to British Possessions, per ox., 1d. ; also U.S. of

  America, Egypt the Soudann, H.M. Ships of War serving

  abroad, and British Post Office Agencies in Morocco.

  Letters for all other places, per first oz., 2d.; for second

  and each subsequent oz., 1d. Single Post Card 1d. Reply,

  2d. Newspapers or Printed Papers, per 2 oz., d. Commercial 

  Papers, minimum charge 2d. ; Samples, 1d. Regis-

  tration fee, 2d. No letter may exceed 24 m. x 12 in. x12in.

  Canada and Newfoudland, for duly Registered News-

  papers, Magazines, and Trade Papers over 2 oz., but not exceeding 5 lbs., the rate under certain conditions varies from 1d. to 5d.

  Limits for Newspapers, etc., for Postal Union countries, 18in.x12in.x12 in., and 5 lbs.

  Limits for Sample Packets for Foreign Countries in the Postal Union, except Egypt (no article liable to Customs

  duties can be sent), 12 in. x 18 in. x 4 in., and 5 lbs.

  
  

  COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PARCEL POST.

  
  

  Limits of size, varying, but generally the same as for Inland

  Parcels. No Parcel may contain anything dangerous etc.

  Parcels are liable to be opened for Customs' examination in the

  country of destination, and the nature and value of the co-

  ntents must described on special forms provided at alla Post

  Offices.

  Extra charges payable in S. African Colonies on all dutiable parcels.

  
  

  Parcels for the United States (by the semi-official service only) can be insured up to 120, at 5d for each 12 ; above

  20 10s. in value, must be declared before a U. S. Consul. Parcels

  for any foreign country and most British Dominions must not

  contain any letter. An Invoice in open envelope is allowed.

  Parcels for  most European and some other countries may be

  insured (generally u, against loss, damage, or abstract

  tion of contents ; and compensation (not exceeding 1 in any case) is paid, under certain conditions, in respect of the loss or

  damage of uninsured Parcels sent to various places abroad 

  
  

  
  

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• November 1, 2018 16:42:49 Flora Constantinou

  COLONIAL & FOREIGN POSTAL RATES, Etc.

  
  

  For Correspondence posted in the United Kingdom.

  Letter to British Possessions, per ox., 1d. ; also U.S. of

  America, Egypt the Soudann, H.M. Ships of War serving

  abroad, and British Post Office Agencies in Morocco.

  Letters for all other places, per first oz., 2d.; for second

  and each subsequent oz., 1d. Single Post Card 1d. Reply,

  2d. Newspapers or Printed Papers, per 2 oz., d. Commercial 

  Papers, minimum charge 2d. ; Samples, 1d. Regis-

  tration fee, 2d. No letter may exceed 24 m. x 12 in. x12in.

  Canada and Newfoudland, for duly Registered News-

  papers, Magazines, and Trade Papers over 2 oz., but not exceeding 5 lbs., the rate under certain conditions varies from 1d. to 5d.

  Limits for Newspapers, etc., for Postal Union countries, 18in.x12in.x12 in., and 5 lbs.

  Limits for Sample Packets for Foreign Countries in the Postal Union, except Egypt (no article liable to Customs

  duties can be sent), 12 in. x 18 in. x 4 in., and 5 lbs.

  
  

  COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PARCEL POST.

  
  

  Limits of size, varying, but generally the same as for Inland

  Parcels. No Parcel may contain anything dangerous etc.

  Parcels are liable to be opened for Customs' examination in the

  country of destination, and the nature and value of the co-

  ntents must described on special forms provided at alla Post

  Offices.

  Extra charges payable in S. African Colonies on all dutiable parcels.

  
  

  Parcels for the United States (by the semi-official service only) can be insured up to 120, at 5d for each 12 ; above

  20 10s. in value, must be declared before a U. S. Consul. Parcels

  for any foreign country and most British Dominions must not

  contain any letter. An Invoice in open envelope is allowed.

  Parcels for  most European and some other countries may be

  insured (generally u, against loss, damage, or abstract

  tion of contents ; and compensation (not exceeding 1 in any case) is paid, under certain conditions, in respect of the loss or

  damage of uninsured Parcels sent to various places abroad 

  
  

  
  

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• November 1, 2018 16:42:33 Flora Constantinou

  COLONIAL & FOREIGN POSTAL RATES, Etc.

  
  

  For Corresponaence posted in the United Kingdom.

  Letter to British Possessions, per ox., 1d. ; also U.S. of

  America, Egypt the Soudann, H.M. Ships of War serving

  abroad, and British Post Office Agencies in Morocco.

  Letters for all other places, per first oz., 2d.; for second

  and each subsequent oz., 1d. Single Post Card 1d. Reply,

  2d. Newspapers or Printed Papers, per 2 oz., d. Commercial 

  Papers, minimum charge 2d. ; Samples, 1d. Regis-

  tration fee, 2d. No letter may exceed 24 m. x 12 in. x12in.

  Canada and Newfoudland, for duly Registered News-

  papers, Magazines, and Trade Papers over 2 oz., but not exceeding 5 lbs., the rate under certain conditions varies from 1d. to 5d.

  Limits for Newspapers, etc., for Postal Union countries, 18in.x12in.x12 in., and 5 lbs.

  Limits for Sample Packets for Foreign Countries in the Postal Union, except Egypt (no article liable to Customs

  duties can be sent), 12 in. x 18 in. x 4 in., and 5 lbs.

  
  

  COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PARCEL POST.

  
  

  Limits of size, varying, but generally the same as for Inland

  Parcels. No Parcel may contain anything dangerous etc.

  Parcels are liable to be opened for Customs' examination in the

  country of destination, and the nature and value of the co-

  ntents must described on special forms provided at alla Post

  Offices.

  Extra charges payable in S. African Colonies on all dutiable parcels.

  
  

  Parcels for the United States (by the semi-official service only) can be insured up to 120, at 5d for each 12 ; above

  20 10s. in value, must be declared before a U. S. Consul. Parcels

  for any foreign country and most British Dominions must not

  contain any letter. An Invoice in open envelope is allowed.

  Parcels for  most European and some other countries may be

  insured (generally u, against loss, damage, or abstract

  tion of contents ; and compensation (not exceeding 1 in any case) is paid, under certain conditions, in respect of the loss or

  damage of uninsured Parcels sent to various places abroad 

  
  

  
  

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• November 1, 2018 16:42:14 Flora Constantinou

  COLONIAL & FOREIGN POSTAL RATES, Etc.

  For Corresponaence posted in the United Kingdom.

  Letter to British Possessions, per ox., 1d. ; also U.S. of

  America, Egypt the Soudann, H.M. Ships of War serving

  abroad, and British Post Office Agencies in Morocco.

  Letters for all other places, per first oz., 2d.; for second

  and each subsequent oz., 1d. Single Post Card 1d. Reply,

  2d. Newspapers or Printed Papers, per 2 oz., d. Commercial 

  Papers, minimum charge 2d. ; Samples, 1d. Regis-

  tration fee, 2d. No letter may exceed 24 m. x 12 in. x12in.

  Canada and Newfoudland, for duly Registered News-

  papers, Magazines, and Trade Papers over 2 oz., but not exceeding 5 lbs., the rate under certain conditions varies from 1d. to 5d.

  Limits for Newspapers, etc., for Postal Union countries, 18in.x12in.x12 in., and 5 lbs.

  Limits for Sample Packets for Foreign Countries in the Postal Union, except Egypt (no article liable to Customs

  duties can be sent), 12 in. x 18 in. x 4 in., and 5 lbs.

  
  

  COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PARCEL POST.

  
  

  Limits of size, varying, but generally the same as for Inland

  Parcels. No Parcel may contain anything dangerous etc.

  Parcels are liable to be opened for Customs' examination in the

  country of destination, and the nature and value of the co-

  ntents must described on special forms provided at alla Post

  Offices.

  Extra charges payable in S. African Colonies on all dutiable parcels.

  
  

  Parcels for the United States (by the semi-official service only) can be insured up to 120, at 5d for each 12 ; above

  20 10s. in value, must be declared before a U. S. Consul. Parcels

  for any foreign country and most British Dominions must not

  contain any letter. An Invoice in open envelope is allowed.

  Parcels for  most European and some other countries may be

  insured (generally u, against loss, damage, or abstract

  tion of contents ; and compensation (not exceeding 1 in any case) is paid, under certain conditions, in respect of the loss or

  damage of uninsured Parcels sent to various places abroad 

  
  

  
  

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• November 1, 2018 16:37:38 Flora Constantinou

  COLONIAL & FOREIGN POSTAL RATES, Etc.

  For Corresponaence posted in the United Kingdom.

  Letter to British Possessions, per ox., 1d. ; also U.S. of

  America, Egypt the Soudann, H.M. Ships of War serving

  abroad, and British Post Office Agencies in Morocco.

  Letters for all other places, per first oz., 2d.; for second

  and each subsequent oz., 1d. Single Post Card 1d. Reply,

  2d. Newspapers or Printed Papers, per 2 oz., d. Commercial 

  Papers, minimum charge 2d. ; Samples, 1d. Regis-

  tration fee, 2d. No letter may exceed 24 m. x 12 in. x12in.

  Canada and Newfoudland, for duly Registered News-

  papers, Magazines, and Trade Papers over 2 oz., but not exceeding 5 lbs., the rate under certain conditions varies from 1d. to 5d.

  Limits for Newspapers, etc., for Postal Union countries, 18in.x12in.x12 in., and 5 lbs.

  Limits for Sample Packets for Foreign Countries in the Postal Union, except Egypt (no article liable to Customs

  duties can be sent), 12 in. x 18 in. x 4 in., and 5 lbs.

  
  

  COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PARCEL POST.

  
  

  Limits of size, varying, but generally the same as for Inland

  Parcels. No Parcel may contain anything dangerous etc.

  Parcels are liable to be opened for Customs' examination in the

  country of destination, and the nature and value of the co-

  ntents must described on special forms provided at alla Post

  Offices.

  Extra charges payable in S. African Colonies on all dutiable parcels.

  
  

  Parcels for the United States (by the semi-official service only) can be insured up to 120, at 5d for each 12 ; above

  20 10s. in value, must be declared before a U. S. Consul. Parcels

  for any foreign country and most British Dominions must not

  contain any letter. An Invoice in open envelope is allowed.

  
  

  
  

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• November 1, 2018 16:31:33 Flora Constantinou

  COLONIAL & FOREIGN POSTAL RATES, Etc.

  For Corresponaence posted in the United Kingdom.

  Letter to British Possessions, per ox., 1d. ; also U.S. of

  America, Egypt the Soudann, H.M. Ships of War serving

  abroad, and British Post Office Agencies in Morocco.

  Letters for all other places, per first oz., 2d.; for second

  and each subsequent oz., 1d. Single Post Card 1d. Reply,

  2d. Newspapers or Printed Papers, per 2 oz., d. Commercial 

  Papers, minimum charge 2d. ; Samples, 1d. Regis-

  tration fee, 2d. No letter may exceed 24 m. x 12 in. x12in.

  Canada and Newfoudland, for duly Registered News-

  papers, Magazines, and Trade Papers over 2 oz., but not exceeding 5 lbs., the rate under certain conditions varies from 1d. to 5d.

  Limits for Newspapers, etc., for Postal Union countries, 18in.x12in.x12 in., and 5 lbs.

  Limits for Sample Packets for Foreign Countries in the Postal Union, except Egypt (no article liable to Customs

  duties can be sent), 12 in. x 18 in. x 4 in., and 5 lbs.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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