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Table of Correspondence

BETWEEN

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

POST OFFICE ACT, 1908,-Continued.

SUBJECT MATTER. BILL

ORD. 6 OF 1900.

P.O. ACT. 1908.

REMARKS.

Discretion as to re-

15

lative urgency.

Postal packets 10

17

which cannot

be despatched

or delivered.

Postal

packets 11

18

posted by mis-

take or with

wrong or de-

ficient contents.

Opening of postal | 12 | 12A, 20

17, 18

packets which

contravene the

law or contain

dutiable

ar-

ticles.

Warrant for open-

13

19

ing and delay-

See Stockholm Convention, Art. 45, para. 1.

In the case of contraband the practice would be to notify the addressee 'but this might some- times be undesir-. able.

ing postal

packets.

Disposal of postal 14 12A, 18, 20 17, 18

packets opened

under s. 12 or!

s. 13.

Extension of 15

ss. 12, 13 and

14 to articles

not transmis- sible by post.

Discipline.

Masters of ships | 16

to deliver postal

packets to Post

21, 22, 23,

24

Statutory authority

unnecessary.

27, 28, 29,

32

275

Office without

delay.

Notice to be given 17

to Postmaster

General of

departure of

ships.

Masters of ships 18

to accept postal

packets or mail

bags for

veyance.

con-

Gratuities to mas-

ters of ships

for conveyance of

postal

packets.

30

32

26

19 26, 28

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