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Her Majesty's Mails
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William Lewins
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(g)
Married
women
may
deposit
money
in
these
banks,
and
money
so
deposited
will
be
paid
to
the
depositor,
unless
her
husband
give
notice
of
marriage,
in
writing,
and
claim
payment
of
the
deposits.
(h)
Money
may
also
be
deposited
by,
or
in
behalf
of,
minors.
Unlike
some
ordinary
savings-bank,
depositors
over
seven
years
of
age
are
treated
here
as
persons
of
full
age,
though
minors
under
seven
cannot
withdraw,
or
have
drawn,
their
deposits
until
they
attain
that
age.
(i)
Charitable
societies
and
penny-banks
may
deposit
their
funds
in
the
Post-Office
banks,
but
a
copy
of
their
rules
must,
in
the
first
instance,
be
sent
to
the
Postmaster-General.
Special
aid
is
given
to
penny-banks
established
in
connexion
with
those
of
the
Post-Office.
(j)
Friendly
societies,
duly
certified
by
the
Registrar
of
these
societies,
may
also
deposit
their
funds,
without
limitation
or
amount,
under
the
same
condition.
(k)
A
depositor
in
an
old
savings-bank
may
have
his
money
transferred
to
the
Post-Office
banks
with
the
greatest
ease.
He
has
only
to
apply
to
the
trustees
of
the
old
savings-bank
for
a
certificate
of
transfer
(in
the
form
prescribed
by
the
Act
of
Parliament
regulating
the
transactions
of
these
banks,
viz.
24
Vict.
cap.
14),
and
he
can
then
offer
the
certificate
to
the
Post-Office
bank,
and
it
will
be
received
as
if
it
were
a
cheque.
Of
course
he
can
draw
out
from
one
bank
and
pay
into
the
other
in
the
usual
way,
but
the
transfer
certificate
will
save
him
both
trouble
and
risk.
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