Page 13 - Jamaica PO Guide 1952

INLA ND POST 13
The names, addresse8, and clesrriptiona of parties
Dates, hours and par t.irulu.rs of times
The particulars of goods, and of smns of money
T he mode of con~ignmen t or delivery ol goods or money
The terms on which business is transacted
J ndex or reference numbers and letter8
Corrections ol errors in print
The place, character and objects ol meeting or appointments.
Formulae ol courtesy or of a conventional character not exceeding fivP. words or
initials.
(b\ h!ITATI ON TYPE C H ARACTERs that is, circulars " holly or partly printed in imitstiou
of t ypewriling, or reproduced from a typewritten original by a mechanical proces~
ordinarily used to produce a number ol identicnl copies. Carbon ropie.~ are included in
this category. These documents are admissible nt the Inland printed paper rate only:
If they are handed in at a Post Ollire;
Jf special attention is d rawn to the fact that they arc printed or reproduced in imitation
of t ypewriting.
If at least t" ent y packets each cont&.irung one copy or more are posted at the same
time.
The circulnrs must be securely tied in bundles of con\'enient size with the addresses
all faced one way. T hey 11 ill be liable to detention or to surcharge if subsequently found
to Infringe any of the regulntions of the printed paper rnte.
4. Printed Christmas, New Year, Easter Birthday, Picture, Greeting and
Visiting Cards
Nothing may appear in 117iting except:
Date of sending and names and addresses of sender and addressee;
Formulae of courtesy or of a conventional character not exceeding five" ords or initials.
For example Kind Regard.•, Best 1Vishe3 and other greetings and so on, not conveyin~
any specifir informatiou or making an enquiry or request, are «dmis~ii.Jic. Phrases such
as A rriued Safely, See you on 1\f onday, and so on, are not admissible.
6. Manuscripts for Press a.nd Printed proofs including information for insertion in
directllries and similar pui.Jlicutions with correclions anrl iustructions.
Any writing 110t formiog part of the document itself must refer solely to the arrnn£:e-
ment or correction of the type or to the execution of the work.
6. Educational Exercises and, Examination Papers "ith comments, corrections
ancl instructions.
Any writing not form ing part of the document itself must refer solely to the subject
matter of the exerrise or to the questions put or to the answers thereto.
Coupons, forms, cards ancl so on, bearing written answers to acrostics and guessing
competitions and 1vritten communications indicating whetbcr by mean.s of words, letter.,
marl<s or numbers moves in a game of chess, arc inadmissible.
No paper money (as defined on page 13), may be posted or coo1 eyed or deli "ered
b y post in a printed paper. But n slnmpcd proxy puper, or a stamped and ndtlres.~ed
card, v.rapper, lnbcl, or en\'elope, forwarded in order dJUt such card, \\Tapper, lnbel, or
envelope may be returned through the post is permitted.
Stationery, which term includes note-pnper, envelopes, labels, illl·oircs, insur!lllce
or other forms, greeting or visiting cards wi.Jen sent not filled up to a person who is sub-
sequently to u.se them, are inudmissible. .
Yearly diaries are admitted, !.Jut diaries for shorter periods are inadmissible.
Dlotting paper, cloth, metal, asbestos, leather and similHr substHnrcs are not regarded
1111 ordinRrily used for \\Tiling or printing ancl are inadmis.,ible, but a single unfolded
flat sheet of blotting paper bearing a printed ud vertisemcnt not rdating to blotting paper
and not sent as a sample, or one having affixed to it such an advertisement printed on
ordinary paper or cardborad, is admitted in a dtlitahle opPn cover.
A Local packet of "Printed" Papers may not exceed 3 pound~ in weight, nor 2 feet
in length, nor 1 foot in width or depth, except it be intended for transmission as a parcel.
(see over-" Parcel post parcels" ).