Page 167 - Jamaica Post Office Guide 1977

POST OFFICE GUIDE 167

Overseas Post: Foreign Countries, could.

HAITI, could.

Customs declarations: 2 forms C2/CP3 and 1 despatch note CP2 written in
French and English.
Prohibitions: Letters.
Restrictions: Drugs.
HAWAII—As for U.S.A.
HOLI AND—Sec Netherlands.
HONDURAS (Republic of)

Letter Post
Surface \ Sec Schedules of Letter Rates.
Air Mail /
Insurance: No Service.
Dutiable articles may be sent by letter and small packet post—up toSlOOgreen
label wri ten in French or Spanish and English required; thereafter top green
label and form C2/CP3.
Items of value (e.g. coins, currency notes, gold, etc.) are not admitted in
registered letters.

Prohibitions: Bank-notes, coin, currency notes, documents payable to bearer,
gold, jewellery, platinum, precious stones, silver, printed matter of any kind
containing communist propaganda.
Parcel Post
Surface: Sec Schedule of Oversea Surface and Air Parcel Post Rates.
Air: No Service.
Insurance: No Service.

Customs declarations: 3 forms C2/CP3 and 1 despatch note CP2 written in
Spanish and English.
Prohibitions: Letters; arms; bank-notes, coin, currency notes, documents pay­
able to bearer; gold, jewellery, platinum, precious stones, silver, printed matter of
any kind containing communist propaganda, used clothing unless accompanied
by a certificate of disinfection issued by the appropriate authorities.
Restrictions: Plants, seeds or other propagating material, including the pack­
aging or earth containing them.
Invoice: A commercial invoice showing clearly the nature and actual value of
the contents should be sent separately by letter post, addressed to "El Jefe dcla
Officitta d: Paquetes Postales” at the place of destination.

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.
Delivery: Delivery charges are collected from the addressees.