POSTAL CONGRESS.
By, telegraph, Pres* Aas'n, Copyright Rom-, April. 23. Sir Joseph Ward and Me Chapman have inspected the Marconi station in Italy. American and Gorman companies have invited them to visit their installations. Tbe Auetra'ian proposal respecting 11 Snowball ” letters and lotteries will be disousßed by the Conference this week.
CHAIN LETTERS. By telegraph', Pres* r A*a’n, Copyright Reoeived 12.11 a.m.. April 25. Rome, April 24. Though understood to be favorable, it is now stated that the formal decision of the Postal Congress regarding New Zealand's vote will be taken at the closing Bitting. Melbourne, April 24. Mr Chapman’s proposal at the Postal Congress regarding ohain letters is that it shall be optional for the country of origin of transit or destination to refuse transit or deliver chain letters whereon the full amount of postage has not been paid.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1732, 25 April 1906, Page 2
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