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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 103, 3 May 1937, Page 13

I Post Office | Coronation | Concessions Overseas Letter -| Telegrams and | Radio-Telephone j Calls. | Reduction in Rates Coronation Letter Telegrams During the period Bth-16th May inclusive, a special Letter Telegram service between the Dominion and Great Britain will be available. A flat rate of 4/- for ten words and sd. for each additional word will be charged. CORONATION LETTER TELEGRAMS will be delivered on the morning of - the second day after lodgment. Radio-Telephone Calls Throughout the month of May the charge for Radio Telephone calls to Great Britain will be reduced to £1/2/6 per. minute, with a minimum charge of £3/7/6 for 3 minutes. Only actual. speaking time is charged for. TALK TO RELATIONS AND FRIENDS IN GREAT BRITAIN!

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