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IMPERIAL AND FOREIGN POST
Redirection cannot be undertaken if the sender has forbidden redirection by means of a note on the address side of the packet, in a language known in the country of destination.
Registered or Insured Articles
Registered or insured articles on being redirected may not be dropped into a letter box, but must be taken to a post office to be dealt with. No additional regis- tration or insurance fee will be charged if the packet is presented for re-registration or re-insurance not later than the day after delivery.
An insured letter or box cannot be redirected to a place abroad unless there is an insured letter or box service (as the case may be) to the country concerned, with a sufficiently high limit of value.
PARCELS
A parcel may be redirected to the same addressee at another address either officially or by an agent of the addressee after delivery under the following con- ditions:
A parcel from abroad redirected from one address
to another in the Colony.
A parcel redirected from one country to another is
charged the full postage.
In most cases Customs charges raised in a country abroad are cancelled on the redirection of a parcel to another country; but there are certain exceptions (see paragraph under Non-Delivery on page 109).
When an insured parcel is redirected from one country to another, a further insurance fee becomes payable for each transmission. If the fees are not prepaid they are collected from the addressee on delivery.
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