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Foreign Parcel Post.
(3) Opium, Morphine, Cacaine and other narcotics. This prohibi
tion does not apply to parcels of this kind forwarded for medical
purposes to countries which admit them under conditions.
(4) Any article specially prohibited by law or by customs or other
regulations from importation into the particular country or colony to
which it is addressed.
(5) Letters or communications which constitute an actual or per-
sonal con espondence, as well as letters of any kind bearing an address
other than that of the addressee of the parcel.
Note.—It is permissible fo enclose in any parcel an open invoice con
firmed to the particulars which constitute an invoice and also
a sample copy of the address of the parcel with addition of the
address of the sender.
( 6 ) Feathers or skins of all birds other than domestic birds
except :—
(a) Feathers of Ostriches.
(//) Feathers exported bona-fide as specimens illustrative of
Natural History.
vr ( 7 1 ) ft 1 ^ ntic l uitiesas defin ed in Proclamation dated Baghdad 22nd
May, 1917 except under license to be granted by the Ministry of
Communications and Works.
( 8 ) Russian Rouble Notes.
(9) Specie except under license granted by a Collector of Customs
and Excise and the Post Office shall not be held responsible for ™
loss or destruction, unless fully insured.
(10) Any article not herein mentioned which is not allowed tn he
sent by the Inland Post vide clause 80.
170. Articles Specially Prohibited from Import The im
portahonby the Foreign Parcel Post into Iraq of the nmlermen ion”l
articles is prohibited nuoneu
U) Coin, bullion, articles of gold, silver and platinum jewellery
precious stones etc. except when insured. ’ 3 veller5 ’
(2) Currency notes either in whole or part unless insured.
L nmanufactured tobacco imported by sea.
(a) Counterfeit Coins or imitation of Coins.
(/') Dies stamped or engraved with the device of coins
(C either 0 on O th m oT lreSen,Ming in Shape and size ’ and stamped
eithei on the obverse or reverse in imitation of coins.
{a) DrawTnt 606 Pb°o r to 0 bSC T e B t°?u' Pam P hlet ’ Paper, Circular
tj ‘ holograph, Lithograph A lithograph is an image reproduced from a printing plate whose image areas attract ink and non-image areas repel it. , Engraving Card
Representation or Figure or qnv ; i Lar<1 ’
article. g ireor ai P otl ier indecent or obscene
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