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Her Majesty's Mails
·
William Lewins
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THE
"POSTE
RESTANTE"
AT
THE
GENERAL
POST-OFFICE.
6.
The
"Poste
Restante"
arrangements
for
London
are
somewhat
different
to
those
in
the
provinces;
but
like
the
latter
they
are
meant
to
provide
for
strangers
and
travellers
who
have
no
permanent
abode
in
London,--residents
in
London
not
being
allowed
the
privilege.
7.
Letters
addressed
to
"initials"
cannot
be
received;
if
so
addressed
they
are
returned
to
their
writers
through
the
Returned
Letter-Office.
8.
Letters
addressed
"Post-Office,
London,"
or
"Poste
Restante,"
are
delivered
only
at
the
Poste
Restante
Office,
on
the
south
side
of
the
hall
of
the
General
Post-Office,
between
the
hours
of
9
A.M.
and
5
P.M.
9.
All
persons
applying
for
letters
at
the
Poste
Restante
must
be
prepared
to
give
the
necessary
particulars
to
the
clerk
on
duty,
in
order
to
prevent
mistakes,
and
to
insure
the
delivery
of
the
letters
to
the
persons
to
whom
they
properly
belong.
If
the
applicant
be
a
subject
of
the
United
Kingdom
(and
subjects
of
states
not
issuing
passports
are
regarded
as
British
subjects),
he
must
be
able
to
state
from
what
place
or
district
he
expects
letters,
and
produce
some
proof
of
identification;
and
if
he
sends
for
his
letters
the
messenger
must
be
supplied
with
this
information,
as
well
as
show
a
written
authority
to
receive
them.
If
the
applicant
be
a
foreigner,
he
must
produce
his
passport;
or
should
he
send
for
his
letters,
the
messenger
must
take
it
with
him.
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