89. Notice or Arrivan or Parcrets, (1) It shall be the duty
of the officer in charge of the Parcel Post Department to notify ihe
uddressee by a notice card of the arrival of each parcel unclaimed within
seven days of its arrival, A second notice shall be igsucd fourteen days
after the first notice, and a third notice twenty-eight days after the
second notice,

(2) In lieu of the third notice the Postmaster may cause a list of
unclaimed parcels to be published in a conspicuous place in or outside

the Post Office.

40. Uncratmep Parcens. In the absence of a definite request
for abandonment, an unclaimed parcel, if undeliverable - the original
address or the alternative address (if one is furnished) will he returned
to the sender without previous notification and at his expense after 75
days of its arrival in the Presidency.

41. Rurvury Parcnrs. Any parcel which has originated in ihe
Presidency and is returned from the country of destination, and which is
not claimed bv the sender, after notice being given as provided in Rule
39, within 75 days of its return to the Pre sidency, shall he either—

(a) sold by auetion if the contents of the parcel so warrant,
and the proceeds, after deducting expenses and Post Office charges,
wiil be returned to the scuder:

(4) destroyed under the supervision of an officer of the

Post Office.

42. Service or Notices. Any notice served upon the addressee
of an incoming parcel or the sender of a returned parcel in person or
handed to the “daly authorised agent of such addressee or sender or sent
through the post shall Le deemed to have been properly served.

43. Savine as to C.0.D. ann Iysurep Parcyets. Rules 30
to 42 inclusive of these Riles and Regulations shall not affect the Rules
governing the exchange of Cash on Delivery or Insured Parcels.

44. U.0O.D. Pasceis. (1) Pareels seuject tothe collection of
trade charges mav be exchanged wiih other couniries subject to such
arrangements oF agreements as may be made with the countries
concerned,

(2) The maximum amount of the trade charge in respect of a
parcel shall not exceed $192

(3) The fees to be charged in rcspees of parcels subjeet to trade
charges srall bows set out inauy such arrangenient or agreemen( referred
to in subrule (1) hereof.