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Her Majesty's Mails
·
William Lewins
400
(k)
A
money-order
in
the
United
Kingdom
becomes
lapsed,
if
it
be
not
presented
for
payment
before
the
end
of
the
second
calendar
month
after
that
in
which
it
was
issued
(thus,
if
issued
in
January,
it
must
be
paid
before
the
end
of
March).
A
second
commission
for
a
new
order
will
then,
after
that
time,
be
necessary.
Six
months
are
allowed
in
the
colonies.
If
the
order
be
not
paid
before
the
end
of
the
twelfth
calendar
month
after
that
in
which
it
was
issued,
all
claim
to
the
money
is
lost.[208]
(l)
In
case
of
the
miscarriage
or
loss
of
an
inland
money-order,
a
duplicate
is
granted
on
a
written
application
(enclosing
the
amount
of
a
second
commission
and
the
requisite
particulars)
to
the
Controller
of
the
Money-Order
Office
of
England,
Scotland,
or
Ireland
(as
the
case
may
be),
where
the
original
order
was
issued.
If
it
be
desired
to
stop
payment
of
an
inland
order,
a
similar
application,
with
postage-stamps
to
the
amount
of
a
second
commission,
must
be
made
to
the
controller
of
the
money-order
office
in
that
part
of
the
United
Kingdom
in
which
the
order
is
payable.
All
mistakes
made
in
money-orders
can
only
be
rectified
in
this
manner
by
correspondence
with
the
chief
metropolitan
office
and
by
payment
of
a
second
commission.
Whenever
the
mistake
is
attributable
to
the
Post-Office,
however,
and
a
second
commission
is
rendered
necessary,
the
officer
in
fault
is
called
upon
to
pay
it.
Proper
printed
forms,
moreover,
are
supplied
for
every
case
likely
to
arise,
and
full
instructions
are
given
on
money-orders.
In
addition,
however,
to
supplying
the
proper
forms,
the
postmasters
are
required
to
give
every
necessary
information
on
the
subject
of
second
or
duplicate
orders.
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