Postal_Guide_1939 — Page 278

IMPERIAL AND FOREIGN PARCEL POST

Limitations of service and special conditions

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PROHIBITIONS: letters; bees.

RESTRICTIONS apply to the importation of agricultural produce; boots and

shoes; medicines; spirits.

DELIVERY: parcels are delivered to THE GREENLAND BUREAU OF COMMERCE at Copenhagen which arranges for their onward transmission by a trading ship; postal transmission of the parcels ceases with their delivery at Copenhagen.

PROHIBITIONS: letters, except one for the addressee.

PROHIBITIONS: letters; arms (except revolvers and sporting guns admitted

under licence); telegraph apparatus.

RESTRICTIONS apply to the importation of bees and honeycomb; plants and

seeds,

WEIGHT of every parcel should be shown on the cover.

ADDRESS: every parcel addressed to a bank or other agent of the person for whom it is intended should bear, in addition to the agent's name and address, the name and address of the ultimate consignee.

CERTIFICATE: in the case of commercial parcels a certificate of origin authenti- cated by a Guatemalan consul together with one copy of the relative invoice should be sent separately by letter post to the addressee. DELIVERY: parcels must be claimed by the addressees at the post office at

Flores (Peten), Guatemala (City), Quezaltenango or Retalhuleu.

See United States of America.

PROHIBITIONS: letters.