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PLACE OF DESTINATION.
ROUTE.
APPENDIX
PARCEL POST
RATES OF POSTAGE ON PARCELS
Not exceeding
2 lb.
3 lb,
7 lb. 11 lb. 22 lb.
1st lb. and Each additional lb. up
to 11 lb.
Limit of Insured value (Francs 300-£12)
IV, Continued.
RATES,-Continued.
LIMITS OF SIZE.
Length, Breadth or Depth.
Length & Girth Combined.
Customs Declaration.
OBSERVATIONS.
PROHIBITED CONTENTS.
Honduras, Republic of:-
(a) Pacific Side
Vid.
朝
$ c
ee
$ c. $ c.
$ c.
SA
fl. in. ft. in.
London.
2,65 3.40
3.80 4.50
3 6
6 0
JA 2 10 8
(b) Atlantic Side
1.75
2.90 4.05 7.20
0
0 0
J
JA 2 10 1
Hong Kong
0.10
0.20 0.30
Man
3 6
6 0
A 1
Hungary
Germany. 1.60
2.00 4.65
120
3 6 6 0
JA 2 10 3
Do.
France.
1.40 1.70 1.90 2.15 4.60
80
3 6 60
fA 2 10 8
The principal places on the Atlantic side are Puerto Cortes, La Ceiba, Roatan, Tela, Trujillo, Yriona, San Pedro Sula, Santa Cruz de Yojoa, Santa Rosa de Copan, Santa Barbara, Gracias, and La Esperanza. Parcels for Amapala, Choluteca, Nacaome, Pespire, Tegucigalpa and other places not specified are sent via France and Panama. Parcels for places on the Atlantic side are liable to a charge on de- livery of one centavo for each 4 07.,
with a minimum of five centavos. No compensation is paid in respect of loss UP damage of parcels or their contents.
Invoices certified by a consul for the republic of Honduras are now required for all parcels to that country.
For the importation of most articles into Ilungary a licence must be obtained from the Hungarian authorities. Licences for the importation of food- stuffs are issued by the Hun- garian Ministry of Food, and for the importation of other articles by the Hungarian Ministry of Finance.
Letters, poisons, liquids, greasy or easily liquefiable substances; fruit or vegetables which readily decompose; dead animals and insects unless stuffed; firearms and ammuni- tion.
Letters, opium, morphia, norphine, and cocaine. Arms and ammunition (except On production by the addresses of a special permit.) Seditions publications.
Fresh and prepared meat coming from countries outside Europe except by permission of the Hungarian Minister of Agriculture, but this permission is not necessary in the case of pork, lard and sausages coming from the United States of America,
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