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As published
80 Notices in post offices
Notwithstanding anything in section nine of the Parliamentary and Municipal Registration Act, 1878, a notice or list to which that section applies, shall not be affixed in or on any post office or any place or property belonging to or used by or on behalf of the Postmaster-General, without authority from the Postmaster-General; and, where the Postmaster-General is of opinion that any such notice or list cannot be so affixed without obstruction or inconvenience to the business of the post office, he may refuse that authority.
Your change, as a redline
80 Notices in post offices
Notwithstanding anything in section nine of the Parliamentary and Municipal Registration Act, 1878, a notice or list to which that section applies, shall not be affixed in or on any post office or any place or property belonging to or used by or on behalf of the Postmaster-General, without authority from the Postmaster-General; and, where the Postmaster-General is of opinion that any such notice or list cannot be so affixed without obstruction or inconvenience to the business of the post office, he may refuse that authority.
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