"دليل البريد والتلغراف العراقي ‎١٩٣٠" [ظ‎‎١‎٥] (٤٨٣/٣٠)

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General,
under the Registration, Insurance, Value-Payable on Money Order
systems be accepted unless they are definitely addressed to a particular
person or firm.
(2) The following are examples of definite and indefinite
addresses.
Definite and therefore Deliverable. Indefinite and therefore UndeliceraUe
(a) The Resident, May Lodge, Basrah, (a) The European Residents, Basrah.
(b) The Occupant, No. 10 New Street, (b) The Non-Commissioned Officers
Baghdad. Baghdad.
( c ) A.B .C/o Eastern Bank, Basrah. (e) C. D. No. 10 Bridge Street, Basrah,
(d) Shareholder, C/o Messrs John Brown, (d) Shareholder, No. 72, Strand Road,
No. 72, Strand Road Baghdad. Basrah.
(V) M-97, Baghdad Timex Baghdad. p) A. B. Post Office, Amarah.
(/) Officers Mess, No. I River St. Baghdad, (f) Officers Mess, Baghdad.
19. Regimental Correspondence. —Articles addressed to
personnel of the British Forces in Iraq and to personnel of the Iraq
Army will be delivered to Unit Orderlies or other suitable persons
deputed for the purpose by the Commanding Officers of the several
units concerned. As a rule, articles on which postage is due will
not be delivered unless the postage is first paid.
A special arrangement for the delivery of surcharged correspon
dence exists between the Iraq Post Office and those Units which
receive a large quantity of unpaid and insufficiently paid correspon
dence.
20. Window-delivery. -Any person residing within the ordinary
delivery beat of the postmen can have all letters and other postal
articles received to his address delivered to him regularly during business
hours at the window of a post office, free of any charge on this account,
provided that the articles are taken over loose and that the addr ssee
makes a written application to the Post Office asking that his
letters and other articles may be retained in the post office till called
for, instead of being sent out in the ordinary course with the postmen.
21. Post boxes. —Post Boxes are provided, for the convenience
of the public in connection with the delivery of mails, at Baghdad and
Basrah Head Post Offices, The fee, which is Rs. 24 for one year, must
be paid in advance. Further particulars may be obtained on application
to the Director General of Postsand Telegraphs.
22. Delivery of unregistered articles to messengers.-- Any
person can have letters and other unregistered articles received to his
address or to the address of the members of his family delivered to a
messenger recognised by the Post Office. The messenger must how
ever pay the postage due on any unpaid or insufficiently paid articles
there may be, before they are delivered to him.
23. Delivery of registered articles, etc,, to messengers. (1)
If the addressee specially authorises the postmaster to do so in writing
(in the following form), the postmaster will also deliver to the
messenger all registered and insured articles and pay him the value of