'Iraqi Post and Telegraph Guide 1930' [‎122v] (255/483)

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Foreign Post Directory.
1 or Explanation of Symbols see page 139.
Maximum dimensions —Greatest length 2 feet (60 centimetres)
greatest length and girth combined 4 feet (120 centimetres).
Limit of Value —None.
Insurance —Available up to £ 80 for parcels addressed only to
Boke, Conakry, Dabola, Faranah, Kankan, Kindia, Kissi-
dougon, Kouroussa. Labe, Mamou and Siguini.
Special prohibitions t—Letters ; arms and ammunition (except by
special permission of the local authorities). The importation
of plants, parts of plants, seeds, etc-., is subject to' special rest
rictions.
Ttemaxks —Parcels addressed to places other than Conakry are
liable to a further charge on delivery. As to conditions
relating to the transmission of celluloid and carbon paper
through Great Britain, see remarks under Great Britain and
Northern Ireland.
Parcels not delivered by the 5th day' after their arrival are liable
to a warehousing charge which is calculated from the 6 th day
(inclusive) at the rate of 10 centimes per day with a maximum
of o francs. This charge is not cancelled in the case of re
direction or return to the country of origin ^f such parcels.
For undeliverable parcels see clause 175..
French Somali Coast-
Letter Post
Letter Postage* — 3 annas for the 1st 20 grammes and \\ annas
for every additional 20 grammes or part of that weight.
Pjjute —Through Egypt.
Insvranee —Available up to £ 8 for letters only addressed to
Djibouti.
Paircel Post §§ **—
r Rptite (a) —Through India. ... Rs. a. P-
T^ates of postage + — Not over 1 kilo. ... 1 13 ^
Customs declarations — Not over 3 kilos. ... 2 II ^
2
Not over 5 kilos.
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CKCa cirnum i dimensions —Same as France.
Limit of Value —None.
Insurance .—Available up to £ 80 .
Special prohibitions ' —Letters or communications!of the nature of
a letter ; coin ; articles of gold and silver and other precious
articles.