Page 11 - Jamaica PO Guide 1934

INLAND MAILS: PRINTED PAPERS. 7
(e) The under-mentioned documents, whether ~ontaining mstter in the nature
of a letrer or not, provided they respectively conform to tbe following con·
ditions:-

Description of Document. Conditions.

(1) Commercial or businees papers of a
formal character, namely, invoices, orders
I for goods or for work, confirmations of
orders, advice notes of the despatch or
receipt of letters, documents, goods, or
money (with or without instructions for
their further treatment}, waybills, biDs of
lading, receipts for goods or money,
statements of account, price lists, prices
current, market reports, delivery and
shipping notes, tenders for goods or for
advertisements, quots.tions for goods,
estimates for work, inquiries for quota· That the document consist of a printed
tions, contract notes,confirmations of con- form, and that any writing refer solely
tr.tets,. share transfer notices, applications to its subject-matter, or consist of
for employment, and such other similar formulas of courtesy or of a conven•
documents. tional character not exceeding tlft
words or initials.
Notices of assessments and applications for
payment of rates issued by overseers or 1
other officers employed :in the collection
of rates.
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Notices relating to the registration of
voters.
Notices, certificates, reports and returns!
given or made to or by public officers
and local authorities or other public
bodfes in the discharge of their public I
duties. J
Lists and tabular stat
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(2) Deeds, agreements, affidavits, orders of That nothing appear in the documen'
Court, briefs from solicitor to counse1 1 in writing which does not form a
proposals and policies of insurance, an formal papern necessa.rily incident to
insurance (inchrding National Insurance
cards bearing cancelled stamps), powers
of attorney, proxy papers, testimonial•
and certificates. Copies of any of the
foregoing documents.