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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 87, 16 April 1904, Page 1

i notifies that private teleSgrams originating in Japan, Formosa, Japanese stations in Fusan, Seoul and Chemulpho must be writSen in clear language in either Japanese, English or French. Private telcgnanw /,r,om Korean stations for ] Japanese oncers in Korea, and for I other countries, which pass over Japanese lines, #re accepted when j written in plain language in Japan- j ese, English, or French. Private j telegrams in secret language, emanftting from Tokio, Yokohama, and , Kobe, are admitted on production i of code, accompanied by an explt N tory note, written in Japan-—, . or English. All telegrams passing over Japanese lines in Japan or Korea are accepted at the , sender's risk. j SPECIAL NOTE. On and from Marcn 1, 1904, th | postage on newspapers to and fro j the—United Kingdom will bo reduce ,te ie penny per paper, irrespectiv , •Of weight, subject to these condi ■'ions :—All newspapers exceeding 8 \ )zs in weight prepaid one penny nr a be forwarded by direct steame i only. Newspapers not exceeding Boz ; prepaid at the penny rate may be [forwarded by the San Francisco or Federal mail service, or direct, etc. Newspapers exceeding Boz, if prepaid .at existing rates, i.e., a penny for •the first four ounces and id for each succeeding 2 ounces, may be sent by ■the San Francisco and Federal mail lines. Wholly unpaid papers are t be detained and advertised as in the 'Casfl of printed papers, When more than one newspaper is enclosed in the •same bundle the poßtago on each ■newspaper must bo affixed in stamps, ■otherwise the parcel will be surcharged at printed paper rates and «ent on by direct steamer. F. D. HOLDSWORTH, Chief Postmaster*