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DETAILED INDEX— continued. Parcels— continued. page Staff— tage Foreign (outwards), declared value of .. .. 9 Health .. .. .. .. .. 2 Parcel-post: cash on delivery .. .. . . 8 Number .. . . .. .. .. 2 Posted and delivered .. .. 32. 33 j Stamp, coiled by machine .. .. ..11 Personal and staff .. .. .. .. 2 j Stamps, new issues .. . . .. 10 Postage-stamps .. .. .. 10, 11 I Stores .. .. .. .. .. 9 Postal notes— Strike, &e., at Auckland, arrangements .. .. 8 Commission .. .. .. 13 Submarine cables, New Zealand .. .. 15 Offices opened .. .. . . 13 Paid .. .. .. .. ..13 Sold .. .. .. ..13 T. Postal orders, British, sold .. .. . . 13 Telegrams— Postal Union Congress at Madrid, 1920 .. .. 6 Decrease in number .. .. .. .. 14 Post-cards — Government: number and value .. 14, 34 Delivered .. .. .. .. 9, 32 Night letter .. .. .. .. 14, 34 New die for embossing .. .. .. 10 Of all codes .. .. .. .. 14, 15, 34 Posted .. .. .. .. 32 Ordinary: number and value .. .. 14, 15, 34 Post and Telegraph Amendment Act, 1920 .. 5 I Per 100 letters .. .. .. .. 15 Post Office Account: balance-sheet .. 22, 23, 24 j Press .. .. .. .. 14, 15, 34 Post Office Investment certificates .. .. 9 i Urgent .. .. .. .. 14, 15 Post-offices— Telegraph — Closed .. .. .. .. .. 9 Automatic printing .. .. .. ..17 Designation changed .. .. .. 18 Instruments and batteries in use .. 15 Established .. .. .. .. .. 9 Lines— Inspection .. .. .. .. 9 j Length of .. .. .. 1.5, 17, 34 Number .. .. .. .. ..9 Superimposed .. .. .. ..15 Prince of Wales, visit of .. .. .. -5 Offices converted from Morse to telephone, &c. .. 15 Private telephone line: using for hire, or profit ..5 ~ opened, &e. .. .. .. 15,34 Private wires : number and rental .. ..15 Private wires : number and rental .. ..15 Prohibited correspondence .. .. .. 10 Receipts and payments .. .. 14, 15, 34 Revenue .. .. .. .. 14, 15, 34 Schools .. .. .. .. .. 3 "• Telephono-toll messages .. .. 14, 15, 34 Radio-telegrams (see " Wireless "). Telephone— Rates, increase in .. .. .. .. 4 Exchanges— Receipts and payments .. .. ..1,2 Automatic .. .. .. ..17 Registered articles .. .. .. 10, 33 Connections: proportion to population .. 1(1 Revenue of Department .. .. 1,2 Line, length of .. .. .. 16,17,34 Robbery at Runoiman .. .. .. .. 8 „ private, using for hire or profit.. .. 5 Opened .. .. .. .. 16 Party-line circuits .. .. .. .. 16 S. Revenue .. . . .. .. 10, 34 Safe-deposit system .. .. .. .. 8 Subscribers' connections .. .. 16, 34 Salaries .. .. .. .. ..1,3 Facilities for backblocks .. .. ..17 San Francisco mail-service .. .. 11 Lines overhauled, &e. .. .. ..17 Savings-bank— Metallic circuits erected .. .. 1 Ii Accounts open, &c. .. .. .. 13, 20, 21, 31 Offices converted to Morse .. .. . . 15 Cost of management .. .. .. .. 13 Private line not to be used for profit .. .. 5 Deposits: amount, &c. .. ..13,20,21,30 Telephone, slot .. .. .; ..17 Excess of deposits over withdrawals .. 13, 20, 21, Telephone toll communications .. .. .. 17 Fixed Deposit Aocount .. .. ..30 Tramway strike, &c, at Auckland, arrangements .. 8 Interest .. .. .. ..13,20,21,30 Liabilities and assets ..... .. 30 Nominations by depositors .. .. ..13 • Offices open, &c. .. .. .. 13,20,21 Vancouver mail-service .. .. .. ..11 Profit and loss .. .. .. .. 30 Visit of Prince of Wales .. .. .. 5 Receipts and payments .. .. 30 Reserve Fund Account ...... 30 W. Securities .. .. .. .. 25 War-loan certificates .. .. .. ..8,9' Transfer of accounts to United Kingdom and Wireless telegraphy— Australia, &c. .. .. .. 13 Issue of licenses .. .. .. .. 5 Withdrawals .. .. ..13,20,21,30 Returns of business .. .. .. 10,18 School, Telegraph .. .. .. .. 3 Work performed for other Departments .. 14, 23, 24 Securities in name of Postmaster-General .. 25 Workshops .. . . .. .. .. 9 Slot telephones .. .. .. 17 Wrappers, impressing postage on .. .. 10