New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-30


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POSTAL CONVENTION between the
United States of America and the Colonial
Government of New Zealand. Signed at
Washington, the fifth of October, 1870,
and at Wellington, New Zealand, the
third of August, 1870, and approved by
the President OF the United States, Octo-
Der 5, 1870.
The undersigned. being thereunto duIy
authorized by their respective govern
mente. have agreed upon the following arti-
cles establishing and regulating the ex-
change of correspondence between the
United States of America ard the colony of
New Zealand:
ARTICLE l. There shall be an exchange OF
correspondence between the United States
of America and New Zealard, by means OF
the direct line of colonial mail packets ply
ing between San Francisco and said colony,
as well as by such other means OF oil
Steamship
between the United Stases and
New Zealand as shan hereafter
be established, with the approval OF the
respective Post Departments OF the two
countries, comprising letters, newspapers
and printed matter OF every kind, origin
ating in either country, and addressed to
and deliverable in the other country, as
well as correspondence IN closed mails org
mating in New Zealand and destined 1or
foreign countries by way OF the United
States.
ARTICLE III. The postoftlces OF New YORK,
Boston and San FRANCISCO snail De tne
United States offices OF exchange, and AUX
land and Wellington the otlces OF exchange
OF the colony OF New Zealand, Tor all mails
transmitted under this arrangement.
ARTICLE Ill. No accounts shall be kept
between the Post Departments OF the two
countries upon the International cores
pondence, written or printed, exchanged
between them, but each country shall re-
tain to its own use the hostages which 1t col
lects.
The single rate of international letter
hostage shall be twelve cents in the United
Mates and six pence in New Zealand. on
each letter weighing half an ounce or less,
and an additional rate of twelve cents fsix
neneel for each additional weight of half an
ounce or fraction thereof. which shall. in
ali cases he nrenaid at least one single rate.
Inv means of nostaGe stamns. at the office
of the mailing in either country. Letters
unnaid or PREPAID less than one full rate of
hostage shall NOT he forwarded. but Insult
GENTLY maid letters on which single rate
or more has been prepaid shall be forward
ed. charged with the deficient hostage. TO
no collected and retained nv the Posi- De-
nartment of the country of destination.
Letters fully prepaid. received in either
country from the other. shall be delivered
free of ali CHARGE WHATSOEVER.
The limited States postoffiee shall levy
and collect to its own use, on newspapers
addressed to or received from New Zealand.
a hostage charge of two cents: and on ali
other articles of printed matter addressed
TO or received from New Zealand, postage
charge of four cents per each weight of four
ounces or fraction of four ounces.
The postoffice of New Zealand shall lew
and collect to its own use, on NEWSPAPERS
and other articles of printed matter, adj
dressed to or received from the United
States. the regular rates of domestic post
age chargeabIe thereon by the laws and
regulations of the colony of New Zealand.
I Newspapers and all other kinds of printed
matter are to be subject to the laws and
regulations of each country respectively, in
regard to their liability to be rated with let
ter postage, when containing written mat
ter, or for any other cause specified in said