801
Co.
amount of additional work for Chinese post offices
CASSI
2004 DRM 38140 TO JARED STAROTOZIZMI J
001
.OKIYOR
.5001 redoroo Reis
Juleoen eris sai siwonblue ou Ionor end overt I .I
-100 dredeni „duas end to 19del a'yons[IsoAH TUOY EC
JARİJ
JVIIST HI #dada of bra
$
STONER 15330q animBO
aereik eis пriv br0006 ni s
1
,2903 Ji 82 787 80
.601110 3809 Istean] seeninio sa to
6031807 Vnreq aji te no trimsoven not adas 90/110 dec
Jars isiging doua bebiVorg Juedas saani:o site ww
al sxels ons besolo 618 7188890 BANU 878 88 8601110
08 1
.divisos Tedrog talatag to basini noienetxe on
stic send yiger rebnu nesrol ens mott musel of baip
eris yd bewsiv yldstrovat ef vidiasoq yem Isaoqorq
.89 JITONJWA Issa0q daidi78
vansy to neiringoov, Saening to juo Jua .S
- uniJnopath steianco no lɛipeg.datditë ba egadaoq
niecreo & aemoo everij AMINO HI How Issaoq to some
to be done for British correspondence, both incoming and outgoing, for which China incurs expenditure, and therefore it was proposed in addition that, in return, Chinese Postage stamps should be recognised by British Post Offices and Chinese correspondence, sufficiently franked by such stamps and posted at British Post Offices at Shanghai, Hongkong, etc., British Possessions and Union Countries, should be passed and forwarded as duly prepaid, as has been agreed to by the French Post Offices and assented to in principle by some others.
What we agree to do is this:-
1o. To receive British correspondence for British Possessions at the penny postage rate wherever mailed and send it to the post office by which it is to be sent abroad.
2o. To receive, transmit and distribute British correspondence from British possessions either received direct or sent through British post offices at Hongkong, Shanghai, and any other place where it
16
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801
Co.
amount of additional work for Chinese post offices
CASSI
2004 DRM 38140 TO JARED STAROTOZIZMI J
¡ÃO PAS
001
.OKIYOR
.5001 redoroo Reis
Juleoen eris sai siwonblue ou Ionor end overt I .I
-100 dredeni „duas end to 19del a'yons[IsoAH TUOY EC
JARİJ
t
JVIIST HI #dada of bra
$
STONER 15330q animBO
aereik eis пriv br0006 ni s
1
,2903 Ji 82 787 80
.601110 3809 Istean] seeninio sa to
6031807 Vnreq aji te no trimsoven not adas 90/110 dec
Jars isiging doua bebiVorg Juedas saani:o site ww
al sxels ons besolo 618 7188890 BANU 878 88 8601110
08 1
.divisos Tedrog talatag to basini noienetxe on
stic send yiger rebnu nesrol ens mott musel of baip
eris yd bewsiv yldstrovat ef vidiasoq yem Isaoqorq
.89 JITONJWA Issa0q daidi78
vansy to neiringoov, Saening to juo Jua .S
- uniJnopath steianco no lɛipeg.datditë ba® egadaoq
niecreo & aemoo everij AMINO HI How Issaoq to some
to be done for British correspondence, both incoming
110 and outgoing, for which China incurs expenditure,
and therefore it was proposed in addition that, in
return, Chinese Postage stamps should be recognised
by British Post Offices and Chinese correspondence,
sufficiently franked by such stamps and posted at
British Post Offices at Shanghai, Hongkong, etc.,
British Possessions and Union Countries, should be
passed and forwarded as duly prepaid, as has been
agreed to by the French Post Offices and assented to
in principle by some others.
What we agree to do is this:-
for
1o. To receive British correspondence for Bri-
tish Possessions at the penny postage rate wherever
mailed and send it to the post office by which it iɛ
to be sent abroad.
2o. To receive, transmit and distribute British
correspondence from British possessions either re-
ceived direct or sent through British post offices
at Hongkong, Shanghai, and any other place where it
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