✨ Postal Accounting Forms
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 83
| Number of boxes containing Letters. | Number of boxes containing Newspapers. |
|---|
Number of Registered Letters (as per lists sent herewith).
Number.
Postmaster.
[LETTER BILL No. 2.]
For the Correspondence between ____ and the United Kingdom.
FOR LONDON, via MARSEILLES,
Post Office, ____ 18__ .
Herewith you will receive the following articles, the receipt of which you are requested to
acknowledge, viz.—
| To the Credit of the United Kingdom. | Statement by the office. | Statement by the London Office. |
|---|---|---|
| £ s. d. | £ s. d. | |
| 1. Paid letters transmitted through the United Kingdom) for British Colonies and foreign countries, and upon which the postage has been collected in— |
||
| Ounces. | Ounces. | |
| 2. Total weight of letters, including the above......................... | ||
| Number. | Number. | |
| 3. Total number of letters contained in the whole of} the Mail.................................................... ) |
||
| £ s. d. | £ s. d. | |
| 4. Paid newspapers transmitted through the United Kingdom for British Colonies and Foreign Coun- tries, and upon which the postage has been collected in— |
Number of boxes containing letters. | Number of boxes containing newspapers.
NUMBER OF REGISTERED LETTERS, as per list sent herewith.
Number.
_____ Postmaster.
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NZ Gazette 1862, No 9
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Continuation of Post Office Regulations concerning book packets, private boxes, and mail accounting.
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🚂 Transport & Communications3 February 1862
Postal regulations, Book packets, Private boxes, Fees, Mail accounting, Letter bills