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TABLE OF CORRESPONDENCE

BETWEEN

THE BILL, ORDINANCE No. 6 OF 1900, AND THE

POST OFFICE ACT, 1908.

SUBJECT MATTER.

BILL.

ORD. 6 OF 1900.

P.O. ACT, 1908.

REMARKS.

Short title.

1

1

2

94

89, 90

Interpretation.

Post offices.

Regulations.

N

(1), 11, 12, 28

Appointment

officers.

Confirmation

of

of 5

certain appoint- ments.

LO

34 (1)

Statutory authority

unnecessary.

1, 2, 4, 12,

14, 16,

20, 23,

24, 31,

82, 87,

89

33, 42

Exclusive privi- lege of Post- master General.

6 6, 7, 34

20 (3), 30, 34 (2)

Accounts.

41

Stamp duties.

9 (2)

10

Sec. 7 (1) of Ord. 6

of 1900 is omitted because the only exemption of any importance has

ceased to have effect: see 10 & 11 Geo. 5, c. 40, s. 4.

Statutory authority

unnecessary.

Unnecessary because of the definition of "stamp" in Ord. 35 of 1911, s. 21.

Exemption from

liability.

7

13, 23

See Straits Ord. 23 of 1923, ss. 13, 54.

Opinion of Post-

8

13

19

master General

as to classifica-

Former right' of

appeal was never used.

tion of postal

packets final.

Fully paid corres-

14

pondence to be

Statutory obliga- tion unnecessary.

delivered with-

out

further

charge.

Sailors' and sol-

15

No reduction now

diers' letters.

Governor may provide stamps.

16

in U.K.: see 10 40,

& 11 Geo. 5, c. s. 4.

Statutory authority

unnecessary.