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TABLE OF CORRESPONDENCE

BETWEEN

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

POST OFFICE ACT, 1908.

ORD. 6 OF

SUBJECT MATTER.

BILL.

1900.

P.O. ACT, 1908.

REMARKS.

Le

Short title.

1

04

Interpretation.

89, 90

Post offices

34 (1)

Statutory authority

unnecessary.

Regulations.

39 (1), 11,

12, 28

1, 2, 4, 12,

14, 16,

20, 23,

24, 31,

82, 87.

89

Appointment of

officers.

5

33, 42

Confirmation

certain appoint- ments.

of

Exclusive privi-

6 6, 7, 34

lege of Post- master General.

20 (3), 30, 34 (2)

Accounts.

Stamp duties.

9 (2)

10

Exemption from

liability.

7

13, 23

Opinion of Post-

13

19

master General

as to classifica-

tion of postal packets final.

Fully paid corres-

pondence to be

delivered with-

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.

See Straits Ord. 23'

of 1923, ss. 13,54.

Former right of appeal was never used.

Statutory obliga- tion unnecessary.

out charge.

further

Sailors' and sol-

15

No reduction now

diers' letters.

Governor may provide stamps.

16

1

in U.K.: see 10

& 11 Geo. 5, c.40, s. 4.

Statutory authority

unnecessary.