THE NEW POSTAGE RATES.

Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 394, 4 November 1868, Page 4

THE NEW POSTAGE RATES.

1. Tl/\VN Lettes. Posted at any Post-office within the colony from delivery at or from such Post-office— Not exceeding half-an-ounce ... Onepenny Exceeding half-an-ounce but not exceeding ohe onnce ... Twopence < For every ounce or fraction of an ounce over one ounce Twopence. ll.—Country Letters. Posted at any Post-office within the colony for delivery at or from any other Post-office within the same province— Not exceeding half-an-ounce ... Twopeuce. Exceeding half-an-ounee but not exceeding one ounce Fourpence For every ounce or fraction of an ounce over one ounce ... Fourpence ' HI-—lnterprovincial Letters. Posted at any Post-office within the colonj for delivery at or from any Post-office in ar » other province within the cjlony— Not exceeding half an ounce, Threepence. Exceeding half-an-ounce but not exceeding one ounce Sixpence, tor every ounce or fraction of an ounoe over one ounce Sixpence NEWSPAPERS. For places within the colony, the Australian Colonies and the United Kingdom, via Suez and Southampton, are chargeable with a rate ot one penny. Newspapers for the United Kingdom, via Panama or Suez, one penny; and Marseilles, threepence each. In consequence of newspapers being frequently posted in packages of more than one number, the same are detained at the Chief 1 ost-office, and attention is called to the following postal regulation:— " Newspapers for transmission within the colony shall be posted in single numbers, so put up that the date of publication may be readily seen. Packages of newspapers consisting of more than one number sliall be treated as bookriackages.