[5]Unterschrift des Postbeamten * * * * * [6]Erlag-Schein Nummer über eine Einlage von ____ fl. ____ kr. geleistet durch. ____ ____ auf das Check-Conto Nr. 800.000 des k. k. Postsparcassen-Amtes. [7]Postempel: [8]Dieser Erlag-Schein ist durch den Postbeamten abzutrennen und mit der Tagesrechnung an das k. k. Postsparcassen-Amt einzusenden. D. S. Nr. 37 c (15.) ex 94. * * * * * }Von der Partei auszufüllen. * * * * * [1] Voucher. [2] Acknowledgement of receipt of ... fl.... kr. sent to ... [3] Acknowledgement of a payment of ... fl.... kr. l. e fl.... to the cheque-account N^o ... of the Post Office Savings Bank. [4] Holder of the current-account. [5] Signature of the post office official. [6] Acknowledgement of a deposit ... fl.... kr. made by ... to the cheque account N^o ... of the Post Office Savings Bank. [7] Post Office stamp. [8] This acknowledgement of deposit is to be detached and to be sent with the daily account to the Post Office Savings Bank.] [Illustration: Space for notifications sent to the holder of the current account (affix a postage stamps of 2 kr.). * * * * * By means of this acknowledgement of receipt, a payment to the cheque account designated on the other side may be made in every post office (receiving office). The acknowledgement of receipt and the acknowledgement of deposit, properly filled up are to be presented with the sum in question to the post office official. This official certifies the receipt of the sum on the acknowledgement of receipt and returns it to the payer, whilst he detaches the acknowledgement of deposit and sends it to the Post Office Savings Bank. The Savings Bank informs the holder of the account both by extract from the current-account and by the acknowledgement of deposit, that the sum has been received. Acknowledgements of receipt or deposit on which are found erasures, obliterations or alterations of any kind, either in the printed text or the written sum are not accepted by the post offices. Similarly acknowledgements of receipt or of deposit which are very dirty or much torn are refused.] Deposits can be made by the intermediary of rural postmen to the extent of 500 florins. In this case the receipt and deposit certificates must be remitted to them with the sum; a provisional receipt is given which is replaced at the next round by the official receipt of the district post-office. It will be interesting to show the importance to which this mode of arranging deposits has now attained.