'Iraqi Post and Telegraph Guide 1930' [‎182v] (383/483)

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Foreign Post Directory.
the value of the contents for Customs purposes must be inclosed in-
every such parcel and also in every parcel containing books ; and
the parcel must be marked “Invoice enclosed.”
If the value of the goods (exclusive of paper such as stocks, bonds, etc.,,
of no commercial value) contained in a parcel or in severals parcels-
sent at the same time by one sender to the same addressee ex
ceeds 100 dollars, an invoice certified by a United States Consul
should be furnished. The invoice must be enclosed in the relative
parcel, the Customs Declaration being endorsed “Consular Invoice
enclosed.” When the Consular Invoice relates to more parcele
than one the senders should number the parcels forming the con
signment. For instance, if the consignments consists of three'
parcels they should' he numbered “ 3 , f, and 3/3” respectively. The
numerator representing the actual No. of the parcel and the
denominator the total No. of parcel comprised in the consignment.
The invoice should be enclosed in parcel No 1 , the Customs
Declaration being endorsed accordingly. The Customs Declarations
or covers of the remaining parcels should be marked “Consular
Invoice in parcel No. 1.”
Under a reciprocal arrangement, the sender of a series of parcels
addressed to a single addressee at one address in the United States.
of America for despatch by the same mail has the option of
attaching a single set (composed of three) of Customs Declarations
to one of the parcels comprised in the consignment instead of
affixing a Customs Declaration to each parcels. The total No. of
parcels forming the consignment should be ientered on the Customs
Declaration.
As to conditions relating to’ the transmission of celluloid and carbon
paper, see Remarks under Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
United States of Venezuela—
Letter Post—
Letter postage *—-3 annas for the 1st 20 grammes and lo annas for
every additional 20 grammes or part of that weight.
"Route —Through Great Britain.
Insurance —Not available.
Special prohibitions t _ Saccharine and its products, unless
addressed to authorised chemists who, however, are restricted
f rom importing more than 100 grammes (about 3h ozs.) in one
year.
Remarks Printed articles other than newspapers, foreign trade
catalogues and unbound bo~>ks relating to sciences, arts, or
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