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LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 605 |
Government-owned and/or controlled Corporation
The proper use of postal code numbers on mail matters is necessary to facilitate a fast mail sorting and speedy delivery. To effectively carry out a massive campaign urging the mailing public to use regularly the proper postal code numbers on their mails, the following instructions are hereby issued;
1.
All heads of departments of the national government and local
governments, including government-owned or controlled corporations,
shall circularize all their officials and employees to use the proper
postal code numbers regularly on their official and private mail matter;
2. All letters
should bear the postal code numbers of both the sender and the
addressee on the face of the envelope;
3. "Arabic"
numbers should be used in writing the postal code inside the frames or
squares. Do not trace the squares, just write the numbers;
4. The ink to
be used in writing the code numbers must be black, blue or blue-black
as the new mail sorting machine cannot "read" other colors of ink. Do
not use a pencil. Use a ball pen or fountain pen;
5. Postage
stamps should be affixed on the upper right hand corner of the face of
the envelope;
6. Secure
postal code numbers from the nearest post office. For more information
on the proper use of postal code numbers, consult local postmasters;
7. Bulk mail
or letters using "Window Envelopes" and with typewritten addresses may
be sent in the usual manner except that they should bear the new postal
code numbers. These shall be sorted manually;
8. The
Department of Public Information, in collaboration with postal
authorities, shall see to it that for a period of one year from the
issuance of these instructions, all mass media facilities shall
periodically include a reminder on the proper use of postal code
numbers on all mail matter as part of their public service programs or
features.
DONE in the City of Manila, this 29th day of September, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and seventy-seven.
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