 annexureextracts from the indian post orricr act, 1898 (6 or 1898) -  the first schedule(see section 7)  inland postace rates lettersfor a weight not exceeding ten grams 50 paise for every ten grams or fraction thereof, exceeding ten grams 20 paise letter-cards for a jetter-card 35 paise, post cards (not being post cards containing printed communication) single ( vs as se e 15 paise reply = a = - 80 paise post cards containing printed communication for a post card  : - =e by 25 paise explanation—a post card shall be deemed to contain a printed communication, if any matter (except the name and address of, and other particulars relating to, the sender and the place and date of despatch) is recorded by printing or by cyclostyling or by any other mechanical process, not being typewriting, on any part of the post card except the righthand half of the address-side thereof  book, pattern and sample packetsfor the first fifty grams or fraction thereof 5s ae 30 paise for every additional twenty-five grams or fraction thereof, in excess of fifty grams 15 paise  registered newspapersfor a weight not exceeding fifty grams es - 5 paise, for a weight exceeding fifty grams but not exceeding one hundred' grams me s 15 paise,for every additional one hundred grams or fraction thereof, i exceeding one hundred grams = ae -- 10 paise in the case of more than one copy of the same issue of a registered newspaper being carried in the same packet— for a weight not exceeding one hundred grams of 15 paise for every additional one hundred grams or fraction thereof, in excess of one hundred grams on + - 10 paise: provided that such packet shall not be delivered at any addressee's residence but shall be given to a recognised agent at the post office  parcelsfor a weight not exceeding five hundred grams 'e rs 300 for  every five hundred grams or fraction thereof, exceeding five hundred grams ire eae ae rs, 300