14 Oct 2002

The cardboard parcel boxes referred to by Alice Chung in her letter headlined 'Stamp out irrelevancy' (South China Morning Post, September 3), are multipacks.

6:50PM
31 Jan 2000

I refer to Lotje Koh's letter regarding the opening hours of Shek Wu Hui Post Office (South China Morning Post, January 12).

5:19AM
12 Jan 2000

Sheung Shui Post Office opens at 9.30 in the morning.


This is unreasonable and it would be much better for the people of Sheung Shui, if it opened its doors at 9am.


The...

3:42AM
10 Mar 1997

Perhaps the Postmaster General would care to explain why, for a period of a couple of weeks in January, there was no stock of 10 cent stamps available at the Tsuen Wan Post Office (and, I suspect...

1:34PM
17 Feb 1997

On Sunday, January 26, the day the new Hong Kong stamps were released, shortly before 9.30am, the queue was just half way round Sheung Wan Post Office building.


When the post office...

11:45AM
28 Dec 1995

I REFER to the letter headlined, 'Take security very seriously' from C.T. Chau, for the Postmaster General, which appeared in the South China Morning Post, on November 30.

7:37PM

AT the end of her letter appearing in the South China Morning Post, on November 10, Ellen Siu, writing on behalf of the Postmaster General, raises an interesting point concerning the security of...

9:40PM

I REFER to the reply from the Postmaster General (South China Morning Post, August 22), on the status of Discovery Bay vis a vis Peng Chau and Mui Wo, as it relates to the establishment of a full-...

2:58PM

I REFER to the letter from Mr Tony Ip (South China Morning Post, August 17), concerning post-box 158 at the junction of Fau Tsoi Street and Tai Tong Road, Yuen Long.

1:11AM

I INVITE the Postmaster General to consider the following suggestion to cut costs, increase revenue, and at the same time improve postal delivery service.


Stop all free delivery of...

6:36PM

IT is about time that the Postmaster General introduced a system for postal addresses.

8:29AM

WITH reference to the letter ''Go-slow express'' (Sunday Morning Post, November 7), express airmail items posted in Hong Kong are given priority treatment by receiving postal administrations.

3:12AM

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