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General Post-Office regulations from August 1836 detail how newspapers should be posted to avoid being charged as letters, including requirements for open covers and prohibitions on enclosed items or extra markings.
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OfficialGeneral Post-Office
OfficialPostmasters
OfficialPostmaster-General
OfficialHenry Freeling
OfficialAssistant-Secretary
LocationUnited Kingdom
Publication DateAugust, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 260, 25 January 1837.
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