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New Zealand Post Office: Demonetization of stamps. On and after the 1st January 1935, the stamps described in the following schedule will not be accepted ... Any person possessing such stamps or postal stationery may, up to 31st December 1935, exchange the same at any permanent post-office for current stamps or postal stationery of an equal value. General Post Office, Wellington, 23rd July 1934. 2,450/7/34 - 4208.
[New Zealand Post Office?] :Your good deed for children; buy health postage and revenue stamps for children's health camps. Children's health is the nation's wealth. W & T Ltd [1947]
New Zealand Post Office:The Post Office introduces FREDA, Flat Rate Extended Dialling Area. [1967-1968]
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[New Zealand Post Office] :New Zealand. Mt Cook, Otira Gorge, Mt Egmont, Waikite Geyser. [Printed by] Waterlow & Sons Limited, London Wall, London, 1897.
[New Zealand Post Office] :Is your home isolated? .. Come on the telephone. [Verso of New Zealand Post Office lettercard. 1937].
New Zealand Post Office :A new emergency service; dial one one one 111. If your emergency is the kind that can wait a little longer ... consult the Yellow Pages in your telephone directory [1961]
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