Postal Manual Vol. VIII - India Post
Postal Manual Vol. VIII - India Post
Postal Manual Vol. VIII - India Post
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384. Emergent advances. - Advances to meet railway or steamer freight, mazdoor hire and<br />
other charges of an emergent nature may be obtained from the Head of the Circle by the Manager<br />
of a <strong><strong>Post</strong>al</strong> Stock Depot, who should give a receipt, in Form (SK-55) for the amount advanced to<br />
him. This advance should be adjusted, as soon, as the full amount is expended, by forwarding to<br />
the Head of the Circle vouchers for the sums paid; and the receipt originally given for the advance<br />
should be taken back and filed with its counterpart in the stock depot. Each advance must be<br />
adjusted before a fresh advance is made.<br />
385. Supply postal and other publications and books of blank forms-(1) <strong><strong>Post</strong>al</strong> and<br />
other publications and books of blank forms for sale to the public should be supplied by the stock<br />
depot to head offices and such sub-offices and record offices as may be selected by the Head of the<br />
Circle in accordance with his directions or on requisition from Superintendents and first class head<br />
postmasters. Publications for use in post offices, mail offices or record offices should be supplied<br />
direct to each office by the stock depot in accordance with the distribution list of such publications<br />
prescribed by the Head of the Circle.<br />
(2). Publications and books of blank forms issued for sale should be accompanied by<br />
invoices in Form SK-53(b). If, any such publications are issued for use in offices along with those<br />
for sale, they should be seperately entered in the same invoice. The invoices should be numbered<br />
in a consecutive annual series for each office. In all other cases, invoices in the form prescribed for<br />
articles of stock should accompany the publications.<br />
NOTE 1.- The instructions in Rule 362(2) should be followed also in respect of public ations and<br />
books of forms.<br />
NOTE 2. – On receipt by the stock depot of new copies of postal and other publications, the<br />
obsolete copies should be torn up and sold as waste paper.<br />
386. Correspondence.- In postal stock depots, ordinary and routine correspondence and<br />
references such as, enquiries regarding the cost of articles, and dockets forwarding railway receipts<br />
or bills of lading may be disposed of by the Manager, but all other correspondence and references<br />
must pass through the office of the Head of the Circle.<br />
387. Examination of books and accounts. – The Manager must personally check the<br />
entries in the books and accounts kept in the stock depot in the following manner, immediately<br />
after each transaction giving rise to the entry has been recorded:-<br />
(a) Every entry in the Stock Register (SK-51) of stock received from Aligarh or from the<br />
Store Department or the Stationery Office or from any other source should be checked with the<br />
invoices and the entry under the heading “Number received” initialled by the Manager.<br />
(b) Every entry in the stock register of stock purchased locally should be checked with the<br />
bills submitted and the entry under the heading “Number received” initialled by the Manager.<br />
(c) Every entry in the stock register of articles returned to the stock depot and transferred to<br />
stock should be checked by comparison with the entries in the invoice (SK-3) and the entry under<br />
the heading “Number received” in the stock register initialled by the Manager.<br />
(d) Every entry of stock issued from the stock depot in the stock register should be<br />
checked with the copy of the invoice on record, and the entry under the heading : “Number issued”<br />
initialled by the Manager.