✨ Administrative Regulations and Fees
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(b.) Quarterly statements of the unissued forms held must be rendered by Sub-Postmasters at the close of business on the last day of March, June, September, and December, showing the number and value of the several forms on hand. Chief Postmasters will on receipt thereof prepare a summary of the statements and forward it to the Accountant. At the end of each period a statement on Form Acct. 190, giving the name and address of each purchaser of any of the forms, together with the number and description thereof and the name of the local body entitled to the fees, must be prepared in duplicate, one copy to be enclosed with the period’s accounts, and the other sent to the nearest Receiver of Gold Revenue. Chief Postmasters must see that the reductions in the balance of miners’ licenses on hand at each sub-office agrees with the amount of sales shown on the statement. It should also be seen that the number of a license is not twice included, especially in adjacent periods.
(c.) It must be understood that, the value of the forms having already been brought to charge as a remittance, the entries on the statement will not be represented by any corresponding debit in the Post Office Account.
805. Government Debentures.—Government debentures bearing interest at 4 per cent. per annum may be obtained through the medium of any money-order office. The debentures are issued in denominations of £25, £50, £100, £500, and £1,000. Interest is payable half-yearly at any money-order office or branch of the Bank of New Zealand on the 1st January and the 1st July of each year. A provisional receipt for any money paid in must be given by the Postmaster on the form provided, and the office portion of the form retained. Sub-Postmasters must treat lodgments as remittances from their Chief Postmasters, sending in the form retained as an acknowledgment of the amount it represents. Chief Postmasters will prepare a statement of “Government Debenture Receipts” on Form Acct. 190, which must be sent in to the Accountant, with the forms containing particulars, in support of the entry in the Daily Cash Account.
806. Homing-pigeons Act.—Registration of homing-pigeons may be effected at any chief post-office on payment of the prescribed fee of 1s., which covers registration to the end of the calendar year in which the fee is accepted. The amounts must be brought on charge as Homing-pigeons Act fees on Form Acct. 190, the date of payment, name of owner, number and description of birds registered, being shown thereon.
807. Registration of Newspapers.—The fee for registration of newspapers under section 16 of “The Post Office Act, 1900,” should, when collected, be accounted for in stamps to be affixed to the applications
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Mining License Forms Management
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🌾 Primary Industries & ResourcesMining Licenses, Form Requisition, Accountant, Chief Postmasters, Daily Cash Account
💰 Government Debentures Issuance and Payment
💰 Finance & RevenueGovernment Debentures, Interest Payment, Money Order Office, Bank of New Zealand, Form Acct. 190
🌾 Homing-Pigeons Registration Act
🌾 Primary Industries & ResourcesHoming Pigeons, Registration Fee, Chief Post Office, Calendar Year, Form Acct. 190
🚂 Newspaper Registration under Post Office Act
🚂 Transport & CommunicationsNewspaper Registration, Post Office Act, Section 16, Stamps, Application Fees