[115] By statistics published in the Journal of the Society of Arts (Oct. 28th, 1870), it appears that the plan of secondary distribution, (though perhaps not under that name) actually exists in North Germany, concurrently with complete distribution from house to house; and, doubtless, the one arrangement has facilitated and justified the other.
[116] “Post Office Reform,” second edition, pp. 34 and 83.
[117] Parl. Return, 1834, No. 19.
[118] “Post Office Reform,” second edition, p. 83.
[119] “Post Office Reform,” second edition, p. 83.
[120] p. 85.
[121] “Post Office Reform,” second edition, pp. 86, 87.
[122] “Post Office Reform,” second edition, pp. 94-96.
[123] “Post Office Reform,” second edition, pp. 66, 67.
[124] “Post Office Reform,” p. 67.