XN000022-1975-02-24 — Page 3

I

T

2

|

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1975

+WHAT IS EVIDENTLY NOT GENERALLY REALISED IS THAT WHEN PROPER USE IS MADE OF THE EXPRESS AND SPEEDPOST SERVICES, THE HONG KONG POST OFFICE CAN, AND DOES, PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT SERVICE FOR THE DELIVERY OF URGENT MAIL.+

DURING THE PAST WEEK, MR. ADDI HAS MET REPRESENTATIVES OF SOME ORGANISATIONS, INCLUDING THE AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE HONG KONG GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TO EXPLAIN THE PROVISIONS OF THE NEW BILL AND TO CLEAR UP CERTAIN MISUNDER- STANDINGS.

REFERRING TO RECENT COMMENTS ABOUT POSTAL DELAYS, MR. ADDI SAID THAT ALL THESE HAD BEEN OF SUCH A VAGUE AND GENERALISED NATURE THAT THEY HAD PRECLUDED ANY INVESTIGATIONS OR SPECIFIC REBUTTALS.

HE ADDED THAT HE AND HIS STAFF ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO DISCUSS WITH ANY CUSTOMER THE BEST WAYS OF USING THE POSTAL SERVICES TO MEET PARTICULAR NEEDS.

I

13

I