The Post Office of India and Its StoryClarke, Geoffrey
History
The Post Office of India and Its Story
Clarke, Geoffrey
Postal service -- India
[Illustration: SIR WILLIAM MAXWELL, K.C.I.E.
DIRECTOR GENERAL POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS 1913--1918]
(_b_) Parcels exceeding 440 tolas in weight--
For a parcel exceeding 440 tolas, but
not exceeding 480 tolas Rs.3
For every additional 40 tolas or part of
that weight 4 annas.
(7) From 1st October, 1908, the maximum limit of weight for an inland
parcel was reduced from 2000 tolas to 800 tolas in the case of a
private (non-official) parcel, and raised from 600 tolas to 800 tolas
in the case of an official parcel.
(8) Rates of postage on inland parcels in force from 1st November,
1918, to 15th May, 1919:
For a parcel not exceeding 20 tolas 2 annas.
For a parcel exceeding 20 tolas, but not
exceeding 40 tolas 4 "
For every additional 40 tolas or part of
that weight up to 800 tolas 4 "
(9) Rates of postage on inland parcels in force from 16th May, 1919, up
to date:
(_a_) Parcels not exceeding 440 tolas in weight--
For a parcel not exceeding 20 tolas 2 annas.
For a parcel exceeding 20 tolas, but not
exceeding 40 tolas 3 "
For every additional 40 tolas or part of
that weight 3 "
(_b_) Parcels exceeding 440 tolas in weight--
For a parcel exceeding 440 tolas, but
not exceeding 480 tolas Rs.3
For every additional 40 tolas or part of
that weight 4 annas.
CHAPTER VI
THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
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