'Iraqi Post and Telegraph Guide 1930' [‎209r] (438/483)

Charges for Foreign Telegrams.
383
DESTINATION.
I
1
Routes.
(The sender need not
specify a route except
where the charge depends
on the route.)
II
Ordi
nary
Rate
per
word.
Ill
State
Rate
per
word.
IV
Letter I elegram
Rates.
20 W'-rds
cr less
V
Each
word
after 20
VI
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
*New Zealand.
Madras
2 3 0
16 0
11 4 0
0 9 0
North hSorneoM adras
1 15 0
110
9 6 0
0 7 6
Rntifth.
■"Palestine (d).
Eastern
1 14 0
12 0
Wireless
17 0
0 15 0
Hungary : See under Europe. Indo-China : See French Indo-
China. Italy : See under Europe. Ivory Coast : See under West
Africa, French Possessions. Java: See under Dutch East Indies.
Kawieng : See New Guinea. Kenya : See East Africa. Labrador :
See Newfoundland.
* Urgent telegrams at three times the ordinary rates are admitted.
The word “ Urgent” must be inserted before the address and paid for
as an extra word.
t The rates for urgent private telegrams are same as the rates fo
ordinary telegrams plus Rs. 3-6-0 via Eastern and Rs. 2-6-0 via Indo ar
word respectively. In such telegrams the word “PU” “Partial
Urgent ” which is inserted as special instructions (instead of the word
“URGENT”) before the address is charged on the same principle as
the rest of the message. Prepaid replies on urgent private telegrams to
these places are not accepted.
(a) Deferred telegrams may be in Spanish (LCD See page 365).
(b) Telegrams for those places in Mexico whose names are followed
by the letter “P” in the international list of Telegraph Offices, can
only be accepted at the senders’ risk and replies cannot be prepaid.
(c) Multiple address telegrams are not admitted.
(d) Deferred telegrams may be in Arabic or Hebrew (in Latin
Character) (LCD-See page 365).
(z) Urgent telegrams at triple rates are not admitted via I.R.T.
For regulations—See page 365.