Basic HTML Version
370
RATES OF POSTAGE.
INLAND.
For a letter not exceeding 1 oz.
.. .. .. .. .. fcp.
,, ,, ,, 2 ozs
.. .. 1-Jcp.
For each additional 2 ozs. or fraction thereof .. .. .. .. icp.
For a postcard (prepaid) .. .. .. ..
.. .. £cp.
For a single newspaper and its supplement not exceeding 2 ozs. .. Jcp.
For newspapers, packets of newspapers, printed papers or books not
exceeding 4 ozs. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • • icp.
For each additional 2 ozs. or fraction thereof ... .. .. .. $cp.
Literature for the blind. Per 1 Mx. or fraction thereof .. .. .. -|cp.
Registration fee per article .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2§cp.
For an Advice of Delivery of a Registered article
2§cp.
For an Advice of Delivery of a registered article applied for after posting 5-|cp.
For an enquiry respecting ordinary correspondence .. .. .. 2fcp.
FOREIGN.
AUTHOHITT.
\
Order of Officer Admi–
nistering the Gorern–
ment in Conncil No. 796
V of 25th June, 1930,
[ published in Gazette No.
1431 of 25th Jane, 1920.
Order of High Commis–
sioner in Council, No.
846 of 25th Oct., 1921,
> published in Gazette No.
1501 of llth NOT., 1921.
)
LETTERS.
The prepaid rate of postage on letters to the United Kingdom, aU British Possessions .
and Egypt is ljcp. for thefirstounce and lcp. for each additional ounce or fraction
thereof.
For letters addressed to foreign countries the prepaid rate is 2|cp. for thefirstounce
and ljcp. for each additional ounce or fraction thereof.
POST-CARDS.
To the United Kingdom, all British Possessions and Egypt, per card. 1 cp.
2 cp.
To foreign countries, per card
PRINTED PAPERS, COMMERCIAL PAPERS AND SAMPLES.
To the United Kingdom, all British Possessions, Egypt and all foreign countries
• the prepaid rates are :—
For printed papers not exceeding 2 ozs. .. .'. .. .. .. fcp.
For each additional 2 ozs. or fraction thereof .. .. .. .. fcp.
For commercial papers :—fcp. for every 2 ozs. with minimum postage of 2§cp.
For Samples :—Jcp. for every 2 ozs. with minimum postage of .. licp
Literature for the blind. Per lb. or fraction thereof
|cp.
REGISTRATION.
To the United Kingdom, all British Possessions, Egypt and all foreign
countries the registration fee is .. .. . . . .
2fcp.
2-}cp.
5icp.
Parcel
Order of High Commis–
sioner in Council No.
857 of SOth Dec, 1921,
published in Gasette No.
1505 of 31st Dec., 192L.
Orderof Hieh Commis–
sioner in Council, No,
846 of 25th Oct., 1921.
published ia Gasette No.
1501 of llth Nov., 1921.
Order of High Commis–
sioner in Council, No.
857 of 30th Dec., 1921,
published in Gazette No.
1505 of 31st Dec., 1921.
Order of High Com–
missioner in Coancil No.
846 of 25th Oct., 1921,
published in Gasette No.
1501 of llth Nov., 1921.
For an Advice of Delivery of a registered article
For an Advice of Delivery of a registered article applied for after posting
E N Q U I R Y FEE.
For an enquiry respecting ordinary correspondence .. .. .. 2fcp.
EXPRESS DELIVERY.
For each " Express " letter (United Kingdom only) the fee is 5Jcp. in addition to
the usual postage.
INSURANCE.
The following fees are charged in respect of Insured letters addressed to the United
Kingdom, certain British Possessions and Foreign Countries, subject to the Postal Insu–
rance Regulations, 1922:—
Registration fee
2|cp.
Insurance fee for every £12 or fraction of that amount of the sum assured 2 cp.
The above fees must be prepaid in addition to the postage.
The compensation payable in respect of an insured letter will not exceed the sum
specified as the " Limit of Insurance."
Insured letters are accepted at the Post Offices of Nicosia, Limassoi, Larnaca
Famagusta, Paphos, Kyrenia, Platres and Troodos only.
P A R C E L POST.
INLAND.
The following rates of postage are collected on parcels sent between places within
the Island :—
s cn
For a parcel not exceeding 3 lbs. in weight .. .. .. /.
0 5
For a parcel exceeding 3 lbs. but not exceeding 7 lbs. in weight..
o 7
For a parcel exceeding 7 lbs. but not exceeding 11 lbs. in weight
i n
FOREIGN.
Order of Officer Admi–
nistering the Govern -
mentin Coancil, No. 894
of 28th Julj, 1922,
published in Gazette
No. 1536 of 4th August,
1922.
Parcels may be forwarded to, and received from, -all countries which have adopted the
;1 Post SyBtem, at various rates.
y
Order of Officer Admi–
nistering the Govern–
ment in Council. No.
796 of 25th J une, 1920.
published in Gazette No.
1431 of 25th June, 192C.
Direct Parcel Post exchanges are maintained between Cyprus and England, Cyprus and Eevnt
and Cyprus and France.
° '-
™?'