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The Development of Rates of Postage

Note 505 — IV MINOR RATES

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Report of Select Committee on Estimates of Revenue Departments, 1888, p. 24.

It may be noted, in justification of the view sometimes advanced that additional traffic can without loss be undertaken by the Post Office at rates lower than those for the main services, that in this case the Post Office anticipated that no direct additional expense would be incurred in the provinces in dealing with the increase of traffic, and that in London the additional expense would only amount to some £500 a year.

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