: Telecommunications S-20 Cap. 173 Subsidiary Rev. 1985 Legislation Certified copy of a telegram 82. On payment of the prescribed fee a certified copy of a telegram shall be obtainable when the applicant is able to satisfy the Permanent Secretary that he is either-the sender or the addressée of the telegram:’ . Provided that. no application for a certified copy of a telegram will be entertained if a period of 6 months or more-has elapsed since the alleged date of handing in of the- telegram. . . . External telegrams 83. The. provisions 84.—(1) Subject to the provisions of. these Regulations as to the maximum of this Part shail, subject to the provisions of any international agreements entered into by or on behalf of the Government apply to external telegrams: . . _ Provided that the charges for external telegrams shall be as from time to time determined by the Permanent Secretary in accordance with such agreement, and may be obtained, on application, ‘at any telegraph office. : , . (Substituted by Regulations 21 February 1966.) Compound words and names length of words, the following rules shall apply to. words. occurring in the text, address, or signature:— . (a) ordinary compound words and names shall, when- written without a break, be counted as single words, but when-written with a. hyphen, apostrophe ‘or other sign, shall.be counted as separate words; (b) in the case of names of towns, provinces, countries, squares, boulevards, streets, and similar thoroughfares and towns, and of ships, and of surnames belonging to one person the foregoing rule shall apply _ even where the ordinary usage of the language does not sanction the name without break. wo (2) In the address the following expressions, whatever the number of words or letters employed to express them, shall each be counted as one word:— (a) the name of the telegraph office. of destination, including any indication .. of the country, state, province, or district added in the first column of the authorised list: of offices to distinguish’ the office from other offices of the same name, but the name of the office shall be written as if appears‘in the first column of that list with the supplementary indication (if any) appearing in that column< (b) the name of the country, state, province, or district in which the office of destination is situated when that name (although not appearing in the first column of the authorised list of offices) is used by the sender; but the name shail be written as it appears in the second volume of the “. authorised list of offices or in the alternative form shown in the preface’ to that list: . ue : " (c) the name of the’ telegraph: office of destination with the.name of the country, state, province, or district if the name of the office does not -°.: {(3) * appear in the said list. * * * * se (Revoked by Legal Notice 163 of 1977.)| Telegram Credit’ Cards ee » 85.—(1) The Permanent Secretary or any person authorised by him may, in his discretion, on the application of any telephone subscriber and on payment of