New Zealand Gazette – 1910 – No. 3

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✨ Postal Union Countries

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 3

LIST OF COUNTRIES AND PLACES INCLUDED IN THE POSTAL UNION—
continued.

Laos: See French Indo-China.
Leeward Islands (Antigua, Dominica, Montserrat, St. Kitts, Nevis, and the Virgin Islands, Tortola, &c.).
Liberia
Liu-kung-tau (Weihaiwei): See Hong Kong and its agencies.
Lokoja: See Nigeria (Northern).
Luxemburg (Grand Duchy of).

Macao.
Madagascar
Madeira.
Mahé: See India (French).
Malay States (Negri-Sembilan, Pahang, Perak, and Selangor).
Malta.
Manchuria: see Japanese offices, &c.
Marianne Islands: See German New Guinea.
Marquesas Islands.
Marshall Islands.
Martinique.
Mauritius and dependencies.
Mexico.
Monaco.
Montenegro.
Montserrat: See Leeward Islands.

Natal.
Negri-Sembilan: See Malay States.
Nevis: See Leeward Islands.
New Calabar: See Nigeria (Southern).
New Caledonia.
Newfoundland (including Labrador).
New Guinea (British): See Australia.
,, (Dutch).
,, (German).
New South Wales: See Australia.
New Zealand — including Cook Islands, Danger (Pukapuka), Manahiki, Palmerston (Avarua), Penrhyn (Tongareva), Rarotonga, Savage (Niue), and Suwarrow
Nicaragua.
Nigeria (Northern) includes Borgu, Idda, Lokoja, &c.
Nigeria (Southern) includes Akassa, Asaba, Benin, Bonny, Brass, Burutu, Calabar, Degama, Egwanga, Forcados, Idah, Lagos, New Calabar, Onitsha, Opobo, Sapelli, Warri, &c.
Ningpo: See Hong Kong and its agencies.
Norfolk Island: See Australia.
Norway.
Nossi Bé.

Onitsha: See Nigeria (Southern).
Opobo:
Orange River Colony.

Pahang: See Malay States.
Palaos Islands (Caroline Islands).
Panama Republic.
Papua (see Australia).
Paraguay.
Pelew Islands.
Perak: See Malay States.
Perim: See Aden.
Persia.
Peru.
Philippine Islands.
Pondichery: See India (French).
Porto Rico.
Portugal.
Portuguese East Africa.
,, India.
,, Timor.
,, West Africa.

Queensland: See Australia.
Réunion.
Rhodesia (Southern).
Roumania.
Russia

St. Domingo.
St. Eustatius: See Dutch West Indies.
St. Helena.
St. Kitts: See Leeward Islands.
St. Lucia: See Windward Islands.
St. Martin: See Dutch West Indies.
St. Pierre and Miquelon.
St. Vincent: See Windward Islands.
Saba: See Dutch West Indies.
Salvador.
Samoa.
San Marino, Republic of: See Italy.
Sapelli: See Nigeria (Southern).
Sarawak.
Sardinia.
Selangor: See Malay States.
Senegambia.
Servia.
Seychelles.
Shanghai: See Hong Kong and its agencies.
Siam.
Sierra Leone.
Society Islands.
Somaliland (British).
,, (French).
,, (Italian).
South Australia: See Australia.
Spain.
Straits Settlements.
Sumatra: See Dutch East Indies.
Surinam (Dutch Guiana).
Swatow: See Hong Kong and its agencies.
Swaziland: See Transvaal.
Sweden.
Switzerland.

Tahiti.
Tasmania: See Australia.
Tientsin: See Hong Kong and its agencies
Tobago.
Togoland.
Tonquin: See French Indo-China.
Tortola: See Leeward Islands.
Transvaal (including Swaziland).
Trinidad.
Tripoli (Africa).
Tristan D’Acunha.
Tunis.
Turkey.
Turks and Caicos Islands.

Uganda: See British East Africa
United Kingdom.
United States of America.
Uruguay.

Venezuela.
Victoria: See Australia.
Virgin Islands: See Leeward Islands.

Warri: See Nigeria (Southern).
Weihaiwei: See Hong Kong and its agencies.
Western Australia: See Australia.
Windward Islands (Grenada, the Grenadines, St Lucia, St. Vincent).

Yanaon: See India (French).

Zanzibar.
Zululand.

J. F. ANDREWS,
Clerk of the Executive Council.

By Authority: JOHN MACKAY, Government Printer, Wellington:

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