New Zealand Gazette – 1913 – No. 29

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✨ Periodical Returns List

APRIL 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1245

APPENDIX B.

LIST OF PERIODICAL RETURNS REQUIRED TO BE FURNISHED.

Description of Form.	Particulars.	From whom required.	Frequency.	To whom to be addressed.
P.O. 65	Return of absentees on account of sickness, &c.	Chief Postmasters and Officers in Charge	Weekly	Secretary.
	" errors	Chief Postmasters and Officers in Charge	Half-yearly	"
P.O. 350	" uniformed employees, &c.	Chief Postmasters and Officers in Charge	Quarterly	Inspector of (Postal) P.O.
P.O. 198	" telegrams transmitted ...	CH, DN, WN, and NA and WG	Monthly	" Tel. Offices.
Acct. 406	Probation report (officers)	Chief Postmasters and Officers in Charge	Three months after date of permanent appointment	Secretary.
P.O. 10	Post and Telegraph Guide revise, on 10th January and July respectively	Chief Postmasters	Half-yearly	Inspector of Post Offices.
P.O. 10a	Post and Telegraph Guide Supplement revise, quarterly, on 15th of January, April, July, and October	"	Quarterly	"
P.O. 11	Return of offices and staff, on last day of each quarter	"	Quarterly	"
P.O. 22	Return of foreign mails despatched	"	After despatch of each mail	"
P.O. 80	missing-letter inquiries ...	Permanent Offices	Quarterly	Chief Accountant.
P.O. 76	" departmental property and stores	"	Yearly	"
Acct. 133	Daily Cash Account ...	Chief Postmasters	Daily	"
" 190	Statement of private box and bag rents	"	"	"
" 27	" money-orders issued	"	"	"
" 16	" savings-bank deposits	"	"	"
" 190	" miscellaneous receipts	"	"	"
" 190	" registered telegraph code addresses	"	"	"
" 172	Telephone - exchange receipts, “Report of Collections”,	"	"	"

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