'Iraqi Post and Telegraph Guide 1930' [‎194r] (406/483)

List of Post and Telegraph Offices in Iraq.
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SECTION XI
LIST OF POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFiCES
IN IRAQ,
EXPLANATORY NOTES
In the following list of Post and Telegraph Offices : —
QT The first name is that of the Post or Telegraph Office. Its class
is indicated as follows : —
H.—Head Post Office.
S. —Sub Post Office.
B.—Branch Post Office.
T. —Telegraph Office.
T.H.—Combined Head Post and Telegraph Office.
T.S.—Combined Sub Post and Telegraph Office.
T.B.—Combined Branch Post and Telegraph Office.
E. D.—Extra-Departmental.
(2) . The abbreviation G.T. against an office that is not a Combined
Post and Telegraph Office denotes that in the Post town there is a Govern
ment Telegraph Office.
(3) . The abbreviation N.T. against an office signifies that there is no
Telegraph Office—Departmental or Combined at the Post Town.
(T). The letter R against a Branch Post Office denotes that the Office
is specially authorised to perform Registration work independently.
(5) . In the case of a Sub office or of a Branch office in direct account
with a head Office, the second name is that of its Head and Account Office.
( 6 ) . In the case of a Branch Office not in direct account with a Head
Office, the second name is that of its Accounts Office, while the third is that
of its Head Office.
(7). With the exception of the following International Services viz.
Insured Boxes, Postal cheanes and Transfers. Identity Cards and Express
Packets which are not available in Iraq, a Post Office ordinarily transacts
every class of Post office business.