Note O — APPENDIX
Reading edition
According to the altered form of the law of November 19th 1887.
The earlier form of Article 5 ran thus:
Each depositor will receive from the receiving office (Post office) where he pays in his first deposit, a deposit book in which each amount paid in, each amount paid back, and the interest added to the capital is to be entered. Each subsequent payment can be made at any receiving office (Post office), the amount being entered in the deposit book.
That person is to be considered the depositor on whose behalf the deposit is made.
The deposit book is to be delivered gratuitously and stamp-free.
The Post Office Savings Bank will open an account for each depositor.