New Zealand Gazette – 1902 – No. 54

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✨ Postage Rates Schedule

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 54

SECOND SCHEDULE.

RATES OF POSTAGE.

Letters and Letter-cards.

Inland, the United Kingdom, British possessions, and countries enumerated in table at No. 1, under “Letters and Letter-cards.”

1d. for each ½oz. or fraction thereof.

NOTE.—“Inland” includes the Cook Islands—namely, Rarotonga, Mangaia, Atiu, Aitutaki, Mitiaro, Mauke, and Hervey (Manuai); also Palmerston (Avarua), Savage (Niue), Danger (Pukapuka), Rakaanga, Manahiki, Penrhyn (Tongareva), and Suwarrow Islands.

All other places.. .. .. .. 2½d. for each ½oz. or fraction thereof.

Post-cards.

All places .. .. .. .. Single, 1d.; reply, 2d.

Books and Printed Papers.

All places .. .. .. .. ½d. for each 2oz. or fraction thereof.

Commercial Papers.

Town (for accounts, &c., only) .. ..
{½d. if not exceeding ½oz., or 1d. for the first 4oz. or fraction thereof, and ½d. for each succeeding 2oz. or fraction thereof.

Inland .. .. ..
{1d. for the first 4oz. or less, and ½d. for each succeeding 2oz. or fraction thereof.

All other places .. .. ..
{2½d. for the first 10oz., and ½d. for each succeeding 2oz. or fraction thereof.

Pattern and Sample Packets.

*All places .. .. ..
{Not exceeding 4oz., 1d.; every additional 2oz. or fraction thereof, ½d.

Magazines (not registered).

All places except Queensland .. .. .. ½d. per 2oz. or fraction thereof.
Queensland .. .. .. 1d. per 4oz. or fraction thereof.

Magazines (registered).

New Zealand, Australia (except Queensland and Western Australia) ..
{Each copy, not exceeding 2oz., ½d.; if over 2oz. to 8oz., 1d.; every additional 4oz. or fraction thereof, ½d.

Queensland .. .. .. 1d. for 4oz. or fraction thereof.
Western Australia and other places .. As for unregistered magazines.

Newspapers.

Town and Inland .. .. .. ½d. each.
Australia (except Queensland) and South Sea Islands .. ..
{1d. each.

All other places (including Queensland) ..
{1d. each if not exceeding 4oz., and ½d. additional for every succeeding 2oz. or fraction thereof.

Parcels.

Inland .. .. ..
{6d. for the first 1lb., and 3d. for each succeeding 1lb. or fraction thereof.

Australia and Norfolk Island .. ..
{8d. for the first 1lb., and 6d. for each succeeding 1lb. or fraction thereof.

All other places .. ..
{See special tables under heading “British, Intercolonial, and Foreign Parcel Post.”

Registration.

3d. for all places.

There are special rates for Queensland, which see under heading “Patterns and Samples.”

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1902, No 54

The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

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🚂 Post Office Regulations and Rates of Postage (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated30 June 1902
KeywordsPostage Rates, Letters, Post-cards, Printed Papers, Parcels, Registration, Postal Services, Inland Mail, International Mail

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