LETTERS FOR PRISONERS
HOW THEY MAY BE SENT. ; ' Tie Postmaster-General announces that letters for New Zealand prisoners of war interned abroad ehoMld be. addressed according to the following ex■ftnjjle'S—.^>■'•■ : - '■' ■■ .'■" ' ■ 'Captain X (or Private Y), .(Name of Unit), '",- British Prisoner of War, Prisoners of .War Information Bureau, ..■.■■■' •''.'"V;. , ' Berlin, Germany. '■ '■ Letters may be posted without pre- ' payment, and no charge will be made for registration or insurance, if these services are desired. ' . Parcels 'will also be accepted without prepayment, either.for postage or for insurance. No letter may ho enclosed in a parcel. Any letter, parcel, etc., received for delivery and bearing '.a clear indication of having been sent by.a prisoner of war,-will be delivered without charge. A parcel sent by a prisoner will also he redirected . without V'lrg©.. ... . , ..- . : Money orders for prisoners of. war will bo; issued free of commission. The tyords "Prisoner of War" must be written .across the requisition form.' .The foregoing is in-accordance with arrangements made by the British Post Office. . ■ ■
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2317, 26 November 1914, Page 6
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163LETTERS FOR PRISONERS Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2317, 26 November 1914, Page 6
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