The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-11-19

Ients OF VOL. parcel Is not per
mitted until il has been receipted for
and ell charges paid, Indemnity for
lost taG.0,D.p parcel is paid for the
actual value not to exceed $50 under
the conditions governing the payment
Of indemnity for lost insured parcels.
In the first zone Getty delivery the
rate is FIVE cents first pound and
one cent for eVpry additional two
pounds or frhetion, and the. limit Of
weight to fly pounds. Outside Of city
delivery ii rs Follows:
Deliveries Ldmited
Dnhn@Pearl Harhor. AiPa, Pearl City,
Wabi9wa, Fort Shafter, Schofeld Bar
s6ekA Watertown, Waipahny EVA, Wal
anaa Waialua, WniaIee, Haleiwa, Ka,
huku, Mamawai, Laie, fiauuIa, Wanna
Ialo, Heeia, Waikanc, Kaunakakai and
Libbyville.6 Rate Ave, cents first pound
or faction; limit of weight, Rfty pounds
Second zone Mookai and Lanai :;
Halawa, Kalawao, KaIaupapa, Pcleku
nu, Pukoo, Keomuku; Maui--Lahaina,
Honokahau, Wailuku, Kihei, Kahului,
Fuunene, Paia, Haiku, HuelO, Keanae
llamakuapoko, Makawao, Waiakoa, Ma
hiku, Hama, Kipahum, KaupO, Max na;
Kauai--Lihue, K0Ioa, Eleele. Hanapepr,
Makaweh,g Waimca, Kekaha, Kealia,
Homestead, KiIauca, Handlei; Hawa i
Kailna, HohialOa, Keauhou, Kealakp
kua, Hawi, MahukOna, Kohala, Hawai-
hae, Kamuela, NnpoopOo. Rate and
limit Of weight the same as in first
zohe.
Hawaii Zone "a
Third zone, Hawaii--TIonokaa, Panu
.hau, Paauilo, Kuhalau, Ookala, Papaa
loa, Ninole, Hakanu, HOnomu. Pepee
keo, PapaiItou, Hilo, Laupahoehoe, UIaa,
kurtis;own, Pahoa, KapOhO, Pahala, Ma
alehu, WaiOhinu, Mountain Wow, Vol
cano House, Kukuhaplc, lIookena, Hoo
Puloa. Rate, six cents for first pound
and two cents for every additional
pound or fraction Third zone limit Of
weight twenty pounds.
Eighth, zone All of United States
Philippine Islands, Shanghai and Alas
kar Rates, twelve cents for first pound
and twelve cents for each additional
pound or fraction. Limit of weight
twenty pounds.
All matter should be securely wrap |
ped so as to bear transmission without |
hreaking, or injuring mail bags, their
tontents, or the PERSONS handling them
-dany articles are damaged in the mails
Tor the reason that they are not pro-
perly wrapped to withstand the neces
AIRY handling. Parcels weighing TWEEN
~ pounds or under are generally ear
red INSIDE mail bags with other mail;
those weighing over twenty pounds are
NJ -
usually carried outside mail bags. They
should be wrapped with that under
standing.
Parcels improperly or insufficiently
will not b" accepted for trans
mission In the mails.
Articles easily broken must be very
securely wrapped for safe transmission
ana marked 'FRA"lLE. Among such
lrtlcles are; amber, cakes, candies, chalk
NINA, combs, clocks, delicate mocha
iisms, fans, flowers, fountain pens
hats, instruments of precision, millinery,
musical INSTRUMENTS, Photographic and
sensitive paper and films, pipes, plaster
IL, paris articles, Plumes, pottery, por-
'elaln, Photographs and records, test
les, etc. Glass, crockery, fragile toys,
" N'"Ni i'"S''S wv ''" ihuSl bt ~
lacked as TO prevent the escape of par
lcles or pieces from the packages if
'roken IN transit. Cigars should be
'acked IN manner to prevent damage
~ shock or Jar. Maps, drawings, paint
ngss etc, must be suitably protected
WIN STOUT material TO prevent dam
lge' when not nat, they should be
olled around stout stick and careful
y wrapped or Enclosed in strong
'astepoarI tune
Al such articles must he marked
. fhAG lLE.
'egS high
Eggs Will he accepted for mailing
eRafdiess OF distance, when each egg
separately wrapped and surrounded
WIN excelsior, 'Ottoh, or other suitable
rater'aI and packed IN n strong con,
amer mnte OF dOuble-faced corrugated
'aSt"hohr", metal, wood or oth'r SUIT !
nIe mate' lal aHd wrapped so that no h
ny can escape from the pach age.
urn Parre'S Shali ne labeiled T"iH.
Eggs III parcels weighing NOR" thai
"enty pounds VIII be accepted for
naming 10 ofhces III the hrst ana second
ores Wheh packed IN crates, hoNes'
baskets, or other containers having