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Her Majesty's Mails
·
William Lewins
390
NEWSPAPER
POSTS.
(a)
It
is
not
compulsory
to
send
newspapers
through
the
post.
(b)
The
rate
for
newspapers
stamped
with
the
impressed
stamp
is
one
penny
for
two
sheets,
three-halfpence
for
three
sheets,
and
twopence
for
four
sheets,
of
printed
matter.
(c)
No
newspaper,
or
other
publication,
can
pass
through
the
post,
unless
the
impressed
stamp
be
of
the
value
of
at
least
one
penny.
(d)
The
title
and
date
of
every
publication
so
passing
must
be
printed
at
the
top
of
every
page.
(e)
The
impressed
stamp
(or
stamps,
if
more
than
one
publication
be
sent
under
one
cover)
must
be
distinctly
visible
on
the
outside.
When
a
newspaper
is
folded
so
as
not
to
expose
the
stamp,
a
fine
of
one
penny
is
made
in
addition
to
the
proper
postage
of
the
paper.
(f)
The
publication
must
not
be
printed
on
pasteboard
or
cardboard,
but
on
ordinary
paper,
nor
must
it
be
enclosed
in
a
cover
of
either
material.
(g)
Newspapers
bearing
the
impressed
stamp
cannot
circulate
through
the
post
after
they
are
fifteen
days
old.
(h)
They
must
not
contain
any
enclosure,
and
must
either
have
no
cover
at
all,
or
one
which
shall
be
open
at
both
ends.
They
must
have
no
writing
either
inside
or
outside,
except
the
name
of
the
persons
to
whom
they
are
sent,
the
printed
title
of
the
publications,
and
the
printed
names
of
the
publishers
or
agents
sending
them.
If
one
of
these
newspapers
be
addressed
to
a
second
person,
the
address
in
the
first
instance
still
remaining,
it
is
regarded
as
an
infringement
of
the
above
rule,
and
renders
the
paper
liable
to
be
charged
as
an
unpaid
letter.
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