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The Postmaster General advises parties sending newspapers to write the address on the printed part of the paper itself as well as on the envelope to prevent loss, but warns against writing anything else on the paper to avoid postage charges.
IN consequence of the frequent complaints of the loss and exchange of Newspapers passing through this department, …
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OfficialJames Raymond
OfficialPostmaster General
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 102, 12 November 1844.
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