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R 3-5.—MONEY ORDER.

The combined total of the year's transactions on Money Orders and British Postal Orders shows a decrease of about £4,000 as compared with that of 1929. The shrinkage in Gold value of the Silver currency of China's transactions when converted into Sterling would partly account for the decrease as the average rate of the silver dollar in 1929 was 18/11d. whilst that of 1930 it was only 18/4d.

1930 1929 Money Orders issued 13,029 12,637 paid 2,972. 6. 2 2,379. 1. 9 £ 122,446. 7. 4 126,382. 3. 3 British Postal Orders issued £40,770.16. 3 £49,729. 2. 7 75,065.13.11 69,421.12.11 3,637.11. 0 4,852. 6. 0

Local Postal Notes show a decrease of $1,136.50 due to the closing of the Wei Hai Wei Post Office.

The following table shows the Telegraphic Money Orders transactions with Great Britain during the last 6 years:-

Year Outward Inward 1925 2 Orders...£32. 0. 0 1926 142 Orders...£2,006.15. 0 71 Orders...£3,139.10. 0 1927 221 Orders...£1,812.10. 0 72 Orders...£1,288. 0. 0 1928 158 Orders...£1,981.16. 0 87 Orders...£871. 4. 0 1929 185 Orders...£1,058.19. 6 97 Orders...£956.10. 0 1930 162 Orders...£2,598.15. 0 84 Orders...£924. 2. 2

Full details are shown in Tables VIII, IX and X.

6.—CHINESE DELIVERY SECTION.

During the year this section handled 3,489,956 ordinary letters, 247,134 other articles and 5,698 postal Hong packets as against 3,325,199 ordinary letters, 228,681 other articles and 8,890 Postal Hong packets in 1929.

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R 3-5.—MONEY ORDER. The combined total of the year's transactions on Money Orders and British Postal Orders shows a decrease of about £4,000 as compared with that of 1929. The shrinkage in Gold value of the Silver currency of China's transactions when converted into Sterling would partly account for the decrease as the average rate of the silver dollar in 1929 was 18/11d. whilst that of 1930 it was only 18/4d. 1930 1929 Money Orders issued 13,029 12,637 paid 2,972. 6. 2 2,379. 1. 9 £ 122,446. 7. 4 126,382. 3. 3 British Postal Orders issued £40,770.16. 3 £49,729. 2. 7 75,065.13.11 69,421.12.11 3,637.11. 0 4,852. 6. 0 Local Postal Notes show a decrease of $1,136.50 due to the closing of the Wei Hai Wei Post Office. The following table shows the Telegraphic Money Orders transactions with Great Britain during the last 6 years:- Year Outward Inward 1925 2 Orders...£32. 0. 0 1926 142 Orders...£2,006.15. 0 71 Orders...£3,139.10. 0 1927 221 Orders...£1,812.10. 0 72 Orders...£1,288. 0. 0 1928 158 Orders...£1,981.16. 0 87 Orders...£871. 4. 0 1929 185 Orders...£1,058.19. 6 97 Orders...£956.10. 0 1930 162 Orders...£2,598.15. 0 84 Orders...£924. 2. 2 Full details are shown in Tables VIII, IX and X. 6.—CHINESE DELIVERY SECTION. During the year this section handled 3,489,956 ordinary letters, 247,134 other articles and 5,698 postal Hong packets as against 3,325,199 ordinary letters, 228,681 other articles and 8,890 Postal Hong packets in 1929.
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- R 3- 5.-MONEY ORDER. The combined total of the year's transactions on Money Orders and British Postal Orders shows a decrease of about £4,000 as compared with that of 1929. The shrinkage in Gold value of the Silver currency of China's transactions when converted into Sterling would partly account for the decrease as the average rate of the silver dollar in 1929 was 18./11d. whilst that of 1930 it was only 18/41d. Money Orders issued 13 29 paid 1930. British Postal Orders issued £40,770.16. 3 75,065.13.11 3,637.11. 0 37 Money Orders issued 2: }} paid paid 2,972. 6. 2 £122,446. 7. 4 British Postal Orders issued 12 1929 €49,729. 2. 7 69,421.12.11 4,852. 6. 0 paid 2,379. 1. 9 £126,382. 3. 3 Local Postal Notes show a decrease of $1,136,50 due to the closing of the Wei Hai Wei Post Office. The following table shows the Telegraphic Money Orders transactions with Great Britain during the last 6 years:- Outward. inward. 1925 2 1926 142 2 1927 221 1928 158 ... 1929 ........... 185 +1 1980 162 169 Orders...£2,598.15. 0 84 Orders...£ 996. 6. 7 2,006.15. 0 71 3,139.10. 0 72 1,812.10. 0 87 81 2,190. 5. 3 1,981.16. 0 97 " 871. 4. 0 1,058.19. 6 924. 2. 2 J 956.10. 0 "J رو 1,288. 0. 0 Full details are shown in Tables VIII, IX and X. 6.--CHINESE DELIVERY SECTION. During the year this section handled 3,489,956 ordinary letters, 247,134 other articles and 5,698 postal Hong packets as against 3,325,199 ordinary letters, 228,681 other articles and 8,890 Postal Hong packets in 1929.
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5.-MONEY ORDER.

The combined total of the year's transactions on Money Orders and British Postal Orders shows a decrease of about £4,000 as compared with that of 1929. The shrinkage in Gold value of the Silver currency of China's transactions when converted into Sterling would partly account for the decrease as the average rate of the silver dollar in 1929 was 18./11d. whilst that of 1930 it was only 18/41d.

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Local Postal Notes show a decrease of $1,136,50 due to the closing of the Wei Hai Wei Post Office.

The following table shows the Telegraphic Money Orders transactions with Great Britain during the last 6 years:-

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Full details are shown in Tables VIII, IX and X.

6.--CHINESE DELIVERY SECTION.

During the year this section handled 3,489,956 ordinary letters, 247,134 other articles and 5,698 postal Hong packets as against 3,325,199 ordinary letters, 228,681 other articles and 8,890 Postal Hong packets in 1929.

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