July 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1437

The following is a list of magazines registered at the General Post Office up to the 31st March, 1902:—

All the World. Girls’ Own Paper. Photographic Art Journal.
Argosy. Girls’ Realm. Physical Culture.
Artist. Good Words. Practical Photographer.
Art Journal. Harmsworth’s Magazine. Quiver.
Atlantic Monthly. Harper’s Magazine. Railway Magazine.
Badminton Magazine. Home Life. Royal Magazine.
Banner of Israel. Home Magazine. St. Nicholas.
Belgravia. Home Notes. Schild’s Ladies’ Fashions.
Blackwood’s Magazine. Hospital. ,, Monthly Journal.
Bookman. Idler. ,, Mothers’ Help.
Boys’ Own Paper. Junior Photographer. Scribner.
Building World. Knowledge. Something to Read.
Canterbury Agricultural and Ladies’ Magazine. Strand Magazine.
Pastoral Association’s Ladies’ Realm. Strand Musical Magazine.
Journal. Ladies’ World. Studio.
Cassell’s Magazine. Leach’s Dressmaker. Sunday at Home.
,, Penny Magazine. Leisure Hour. Sunday Chimes.
,, Saturday Journal. London Journal. Sunday Strand.
Century. Longman’s Magazine. Tailor and Cutter.
Chambers’s Journal. McClure’s Magazine. Teachers’ World.
Chapman’s Magazine. Macmillan’s Magazine. Temple Bar.
Christian Herald. Magazine of Art. Temple Magazine.
Chums. Munsey. Universal and Ludgate Magazine.
Contemporary Review. National Review. Weldon’s Bazaar.
Cornhill. Nature. ,, Illustrated Dress.
Cosmopolitan. Nautical Magazine. ,, Journal of Costume.
Covenant People. New Review. Weldon’s Ladies’ Journal.
Current Literature. New Zealand Law Reports. Wide World Magazine.
Delineator. New Zealand Medical Windsor Magazine.
Empire Review. Journal. Woman at Home.
English Illustrated Magazine. Nineteenth Century. Womanhood.
Family Herald. Our Home. Woman’s Life.
Family Reader. Pall Mall Magazine. Work.
Figaro Illustrée. Pearson’s Magazine. Young Ladies’ Journal.
Fortnightly Review. Phonetic Journal.
Garden. Photogram.
Gardening.

NEWSPAPERS.

Rates of Postage.

1. The postage for the transmission of newspapers is—
   (a.) For places within the colony—For each newspaper, ½d.
   (b.) For Australia (except Queensland) and the South Sea Islands—For each newspaper, 1d.
   (c.) For other countries and Queensland—Each newspaper, 1d. for the first 4oz., and ½d. for each additional 2oz. or fraction thereof.

2. If more than one newspaper be enclosed in a packet, each newspaper must be prepaid, as if separate.

3. Newspapers, if addressed to places beyond the colony and posted unpaid, are detained and advertised as in the case of “printed papers.” Unpaid and insufficiently prepaid newspapers intended for delivery within the colony, and insufficiently prepaid newspapers for places beyond the colony, are forwarded to destination charged double the deficiency at the prepaid rate.

Conditions of Transmission.

4. The proprietor or printer of a newspaper as defined in section 2 of “The Post Office Act, 1900,” desiring to register the same under the said Act, shall forward an application for such registration to the Secretary of the General Post Office, Wellington. The application shall be accompanied by a copy of the newspaper, and by the registration-fee of 5s. Such newspaper shall be registered in a register to be kept for the purpose, and thereupon the newspaper will be entitled to pass through the post at the rates of postage fixed for registered newspapers. Any publication purporting to be a newspaper, but not registered as aforesaid, is liable to the rates of postage chargeable on printed papers.

5. A newspaper is a publication consisting wholly or in great part of political or other news, or of articles relating thereto or to other current topics, with or without advertisements. It may be printed and published in New Zealand or elsewhere, but shall be published in numbers at intervals of not more than thirty days. The full title and date of publication shall be printed at the top of the first page, and the whole or part of the title and the date of publication at the top of every subsequent page.

6. A supplement to a newspaper shall be deemed to be part of such newspaper for the purposes of the regulations, and shall consist wholly or in great part of matter like that of a newspaper, or of advertisements, printed on a sheet or sheets or on a piece or pieces of paper, or consisting wholly or in part of engravings, prints, or lithographs illustrative of articles in the newspaper. The supplement shall in every case be published with the newspaper, and shall have the title and date of publication of the newspaper printed at the top of every page, or, if it consist of engravings, prints, or lithographs, at the top of every sheet or side. Insets, advertising-sheets, or handbills are not allowed to pass as supplements.

Exemptions from Postage.

7. Single copies of newspapers addressed to the Manager, Librarian, or other person having the charge of any New Zealand Athenæum, Mechanics’ Institute, Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, Public Library, Young Men’s Christian Association, or Free Reading-room, which shall have been authorised to receive newspapers free of postage; to the Catholic Reading-room, Wellington; Sailors’ Rests, Dunedin and Port Chalmers; Chambers of Commerce, Auckland and Dunedin; certain Charitable Institutions in the Christchurch Postal District; or to the Royal Colonial Institute, London, are permitted to pass through the post free. If directed to the care of the officer or to a name at the institution they will be treated as ordinary newspapers.