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Table of Correspondence

BETWEEN

THE BILL, ORDINANCE NO. 6.or 1900, AND THE

POST OFFICE ACT, 1908,-Continued.

SUBJECT MATTER.

BILL

ORD. 6 OF 1900.

P.O. ACT, 1908.

REMARKS.

Damages for non-

20

20

delivery of pos-

tal articles or

mail bags.

Liability for pay- 21

45 (1)

ment of postage,

etc.

Right to withhold 22

postal packets

from person re-

fusing to pay

postage, etc.

Power of search 23

and seizure.

20A

Surrender of 24

clothing by

officer of Post

Office on ceas-

ing to be officer.

Postal packets 25

delivered at

hotels, etc., and

44

See Straits Ord. 23

of 1923, s. 19 (1).

See New Zealand Post and Tele-

graph Act, 1908, s. 23.

not claimed.

Stealing, etc.

of 26 38, 40, 42 | 50, 52, 55

postal packets

and letters.

Diversion of postal 27 19, 38, 39

54, 50

packets.

Unlawful

reten- 28

19, 38,

53, 55

tion of postal

*39, 40

packets.

Unlawful opening, 29

19, 38,

51, 56

etc. of postal

39, 40

packets.

Damaging, etc., 30

37

61, 62

letter boxes,

Prohibition of 31

36

64

No

imitation of cer-

tain marks, etc.

Prohibited art- 32

icles.

222222

35, 36

12, 63

Offences by offi- 33

38, 40

58

cers of the Post

Office.

reference is made to stamps because forged stamps are dealt with under Ord. No. 35 of 1911 (see. s. 21 (h) ). See also clause 32 (j), (7), (m) and (n).