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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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[No. 3]

King’s Messengers, The.
Knowledge.
Ladies’ Magazine.
Ladies’ Realm.
Ladies’ Tailor.
Ladies’ World.
Leach’s Dressmaker.
Leisure Hour.
Little Folks.
London Journal.
London Magazine.
Longman’s Magazine.
McClure’s Magazine.
Macmillan’s Magazine
Magazine of Art.
Mahin’s Magazine.
Message of Life.
Minister’s Gazette of
Fashion.
Mission Field, The.
Municipal Handbook of
New Zealand.
Munsey.
Napier Girls’ High School
Magazine.
Nash’s Magazine.
National Review.
Nature.
Nautical Magazine.
Nelsonian.
New Magazine.
New Review.
New Zealand Dental Journal.
New Zealand Law Reports.
New Zealand Medical
Journal.
New Zealand Official Year-
book.
New Zealand Official Year-
book (Advance Sheets).

N.G.C.
Nineteenth Century.
Novel Magazine.
Otago High School Maga-
zine.
Otago University Review.
Our Home.

Pall Mall Magazine.
Pearson’s Magazine.
Phonetic Journal.
Photogram.
Photographic Art Journal.
Physical Culture.
Physical Culturist.
Practical Photographer.
Prince Albert College
Magazine.
Quiver.

Railway Magazine.
Rapid Review.
Red Magazine.
Register.
Royal Magazine.

St. John’s Collegian.
St. Nicholas.
Schild’s Ladies’ Fashions.
,, Monthly Journal.
,, Mothers’ Help.
Schoolmates
Scindian.
Scribner.
S.H.C.
Smart Set.
Something to Read.
Southern Cross.
Southland High School
Magazine.
Spike.

Statistics of New Zealand.
Statistics of New Zealand
(Parts).
Storyteller.
Strand Magazine.
Strand Musical Magazine.
Studio.
Suggestive Therapeutics.
Sunday at Home.
Sunday Chimes.
Sunday Strand.
System.

Tailor and Cutter.
Teachers’ World.
Temple Bar.
Temple Magazine.
Tiny Tots.
Transactions of the New Zea-
land Institute.
Trumpet.

Universal and Ludgate
Magazine.
Waitakian.
Wanganui Collegian.
Weldon’s Bazaar.
,, Illustrated Dress.
,, Journal of Cos-
tume.
Weldon’s Ladies’ Journal.
Wellingtonian.
Western Architect.
Wide World Magazine.
Windsor Magazine.
Woman at Home.
Womanhood.
Woman’s Life.
Work.
World and his Wife.
Young Ladies’ Journal.
Zealandia School Paper.

NEWSPAPERS.

Rates of Postage.

1. The postage for the transmission of newspapers is—

(a.) For places within New Zealand—For each newspaper, ½d.

(b.) For the United Kingdom — Newspapers printed and published
in New Zealand (see secs. 6 and 8, p. 31) : Each newspaper 1d.,
irrespective of weight, but subject to the following conditions as to
despatch :—

If under 8 oz., prepaid 1d. . . Sent by first available route.
If over 8 oz., prepaid 1d. . . Sent by direct steamer only.
If short paid . . . Surcharged at printed-paper rates,
and sent by direct steamer only.
If wholly unpaid . . . Detained and sent to Dead Letter Office.

Newspapers over 8 oz. which it is desired may be sent by Federal
route must be specially superscribed and prepaid at the rate of 1d.
for the first 4 oz. and ½d. for each succeeding 2 oz. or fraction
thereof.

(c.) Newspapers printed and published in New Zealand. For—

Ascension Canada Jamaica Papua
Australia Ceylon Johore St. Helena
Bahamas Cyprus Labuan Sarawak
Barbados Egypt Leeward Islands Sierra Leone
Bermuda Falkland Islands Malta South Sea Islands
British Honduras Fed. Malay States Mauritius Straits Settlements
British New Guinea Gambia Natal Transvaal
(see Papua) Gibraltar Newfoundland Trinidad
British N. Borneo Hong Kong* Nigeria, Southern Turks Islands
Caicos Islands India Orange River Colony Zanzibar

For each newspaper, 1d.; but for Australia and Papua (British New Guinea)
papers may not exceed 20 oz. in weight for each copy. For each 10 oz. or
fraction thereof additional, ½d.

(d.) For other countries; also newspapers not printed and published
in New Zealand addressed to the United Kingdom, &c.—
Each newspaper, 1d. for the first 4 oz., and ½d. for each additional 2 oz.
or fraction thereof.

2. If more than one newspaper is enclosed in a packet the number of newspapers
   enclosed must be clearly stated on the cover and the proper postage be affixed, or the
   package will be surcharged at printed-paper rates. Packages containing one or more
   copies of a newspaper may be sent within New Zealand at parcel-post rate of postage,
   subject to parcel-post conditions. (See Post and Telegraph Guide.)

• Including its agencies in China (see page 11).