POST AND TELEGRAPH

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8361, 26 July 1920, Page 2

POST AND TELEGRAPH

ALL ROUND INCREAS TO TAKE EFFECTS MONTH. The Secretary of the Pi Telegraph Department advisa lows:— The Postmaster-General a that the following alter!! postage and telegraph ehai come into force on August Letters and Letterearii from lid for 4oz. to 2d fori tralia, the United Kingdom ed States, and certain other: from lid to 2d. Postcards. —Inland fromlj Late Fee. —From Id to 5 Packets. —Comprising (■; papers, books, and piinted patterns and sample packets registered magazines: lulu Id for the first 20z., and M additional 2oz. to lid fores to lib. Registered Magazines—lll tralia, Fiji, arid certain isla Pacific: New' rates 2d fori if not exceeding Boz., and 11 auditional Boz. or fraction Newspapers.—lnland, fra Id. Fee for Registration.—ft 3d. Inland Parcels. —From 1 for the first- pound. Insurance of Parcels.—E 3d, up to £2. Private Letter Boxes.-! £1 10s per annum. Private Mail Bags.—lt* 10s per annum. Money Orders.—New rate payable in New Zealand il with a minimum of 6d: pf vend New Zealand (except) lia, the United States of® Canada), 6d each £1; H United States of Amelia ada, 5d each: 2s by trial able in New Zealand, the a post plus telegraph fee, li| by ordinary telegram, orA urgent telegram; payabk United Kingdom, the samel plus cabling fee; domestic each, including delivery i® Postal Notes.—New * rates, up to 2s 6d, Id; 35* 20s, 3d. Inland Ordinary Telee# rates: Week-days, Is f* twelve words and Id earl l word; urgent telegrams, dn rates. Sundays and public double rates for week-days Registration of Code A« Increase from 10s to fl P* The amendment of the ® telephone bureau comnn®* for telephone exchange ® will be announced later.