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70                     POST  OFFICE  GUIDB
     CUSTOMS  TllEATME:NT  I N  UNITED  KrNGDOM  0 11'  DUTIAllLI'l  GOODS  SENT  llT  S u rPLI'l  p
      Genuine t rade samples of certain classes of  dutiable  goods  are allowed to  be irnpo
     inlo  the United Kingdom  by sample post as specified below:
      (a) Spirits (except Perfumed Spirits) may be imported in packages each not exc
     12 ounces gross weight and will be delivered on pt1.yment of duty at n flat  rate of WG
     packet,  provided  that each  packngo  is  distinctly  marked  "Spirit  (not  perfumed)".
       (b) Ten may be imported in packages each not exceeding 8 ounces grosij wei~ht, an
     dialinctly  marked  "TEA",  will  be  delivered  on  payment  of  duty  in  accordance
     the  following  scale:-
             (i)  if the weight of the sample is under 3 oz. gross or  I oz. net- Free of d
             (ii)  if the gross weight of the sample i3 3 oz. or more but does not exceed 8 o
                A  flat  rate of  2d.  per  package.
       (c)  Tobacco.  Type samples  of  unmanufactured  tobacco,  NOT  cigars,  etc.  may
     imported in  packages each not exceeding 6 onnrcs gross weight nnd, if distinctly ma
     "Type Samples of unrnanufactured tobacco", will  be delivered on payment of duty at
     flat  rate  of  £L  l /3d.  Ct\ch  package.
       (d) Wine may be imported  in  packages each not exceeding  12 ounces gross weight,
     such  packages will,  if  distinctly  mnrked  ''Wint>",  be  delivered free of duty.
       (e) Raw Chicory, Raw Cocoa, Rnw Coffee, Drietl Fruit, Rugar anti Sugnr Confectio
     tnay  be  imported  in  quantities  not  exceedinl(  !  lb.  net  weight  per  paeknge  and  s
     packages, will, if distinctly  marked  with a  dcscl'iption of the contents bo delivered fret
     duty.
       Packets containing the under mentioned dutiable articles nre  also admitted by aam
     post subject  to compliance with  the  conditions shown  in each  instance:
       (n) Oee~:~.  Each  packet  containing live  bees must be rnnrked c/o T he Officer of Cus
     and Exci~c in  atldition to be~Hing the full  nnmo and addross of th!! addressee.
       (b)  Primers' blorks.  Each  pnckct  must  be  plainly marked  Printers'  Blockd and
     c/o The Offirer of Customs and Excise in addition to bearing the full name and addrem
      the addressee.
       (c) Scrurn.  Serum (in glass ampoules) renclcred harmlel!S  by the method of prcpara ·
     and  packing.  Each  packet  must  be  plainly  marked  c/o  The  Olliccr  of  Customs
      E xci;;e in addition to bearing the full name and address of the addrcs:~ee.  Customs
      at the as>propriate rate will be chnrged.  A  post Office fee of 6d. for clearance through
      Customs  will  be  charged  on  each  packet  ou  which  customs  duty  ia  levied.
      Parcels:
       Po~laqe-Up to 2  lb, 2/10; 3  lb, 2/ 10; 7  lb, 4/5;  11  lb, 6/3; 22 lb, 9/8.
       Custom1 declaration-Yellow  form.
       /ruurance-Limit £-100.  Fee Gd.  for  each  £1 2 of  vo1ue.
       Every pnrcel containing coins,  hullion, prcrious stones, and any article of gold, ail
      or  plntinum  must  be insured.  If a  parcel  containing sur.h  articles is  mniled  unins
      it shall be  placrd  under insurance by the  post o(lice which  first obscn•cs the  fact of
      having ll<len  rnailed uninsured, and  treated  accordingly.  Attention  i~ called t  • the!
      that coins of a  higher value than £5 (except  with a  dcclnr!llion  indicating that they
      intended to serve nd  ornament~). as wcll nH  gold in ingots of 11  value  higher  than £5
      eilver  in  ingots or  silver  partially  worked of  a  value  higher  than  £20,  arc  probibi
      ecen  in  in&ured  parcel&.
        Prohillition&-Soiled  clothing;  false  or  imitntion  or counterfeit coin;  U. K. ailver
      not of the legal standnrd of weight or  fineness; gold or  silverware which  has not the I
      nlloyage;  books,  painting:~, etc.,  protected  by  the U.  K  copyright  law;  cut  aud  pr
      tobacco  aud  tobacco  containing  other  substances;  cigr1rettes  manufactured  in  U.
      (except in bona fide gift parcel:~); Ci!senccs, etc., of coffee, tea, tobacco; circulars; ficti ·
      stamps  and  dies;  coin,  preciou:~ stones,  jewellery,  and  any  articles  of  gold,  silver,
      platinum, in uninsuTPd parcels : coins of a  vnluo higher thun £5 (except with a dech1ra
      indicating that they nre intended  to serve n~ ornarncntd), gold in ingots of a  vnlue hi
      than £5, and  silver in ingots or silver partially worked of a  value  higher  than £ 20,  e
      if  the shipment of coins or  ingots,  etc.  is  rnaclo  as nu  insured  parcel.
        CASu  ON  DELII'EitY  SYSTEM.  A  Cash  on  Dalivery  System  of  parcels  is in operat
      between J amaica and Great 13rilnin.
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        Parcels up to the value of £-10 oach may be sent either way, and the value collected f
       the addresaee,  and  rumitted  to  tbe eender.
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