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New Zealand To US Via Dx Mail And Singapore

 
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Posted 10/31/2010   12:42 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add wt1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Received a postcard from New Zealand bearing this stamp via DX Mail (interesting that the cancel doesn't even show a date). Is this a competitor to the national post office?



What makes this more interesting to me is that the reverse side of the postcard contained this label from Singapore Post:



Maybe it went from New Zealand to Singapore to USA?
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Posted 10/31/2010   11:24 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add rod222 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply

That's all very strange.

DX Mail
(I am assuming they have a NZ branch)
I don't recall seeing DX Mail before.

DX Mail is Australia's only national document exchange service, with a history of 40 years. Our suite of business mail services cater for varying levels of priority and are dedicated to fast, secure and accurate delivery.
As the only alternative mail network, DX Mail delivers over 100,000 documents to members every business day, before 9am as standard. The DX service is used by over 20,000 members including the legal, financial, insurance, government, property and accounting industries.
Clear & Lodge of your PO or DX boxes can be arranged at a time that suits you, saving you time and money!

The Singapore label is a PP = Postage Paid
the number refers to the bulk mailer
(It may be singapore airlines)

I know "Kris Flyer" is PP 1621

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