| AMPOULE | A person assisting dealer keeps postal order for small container (7) |
| ACOLYTE | A person assisting a priest in a religious service or procession (7) |
| IPOD | First person had enclosed postal order for discontinued device |
| CAPSULE | A comment added in adapted clue for small container (7) |
| SERVER | Part of a computer network, or a person assisting a priest during communion (6) |
| INLET | Admit altering order for small marine arm |
| STUB | Record of cheque for small container (4) |
| STRESSFRACTURES | Surfers cast rest out of order for small breaks? (6,9) |
| CAPSULES | Word for small containers, such as the seedboxes of poppies and violets; miniature gelatinous cases enclosing doses of medicine; or, caches, buried for future discovery (8) |
| POSTAGE | What it costs to mail a postal order gets complicated (7) |
| PURPOSE | Aim to place postal order in wallet (7) |
| ABETTOR | Person assisting an offendor (7) |
| FAIENCE | Dodgy dealer keeps cracking ceramic items |
| SENDOFF | Despatched a postal order (4,3) |
| DEPOSIT | Bank voided defective postal orders with computers |
| AGOODSPORT | Fair dealer keeps merchandise in a haven (1,4,5) |
| PUBLISHER | Drug dealer keeps one pound back, for bookmaker? |
| TOTHELETTER | Scrap dealer keeps Ethel confused? Exactly! (2,3,6) |
| SNIVELLER | One whinges when dealer keeps French wine back |
| COCKAPOO | Cross palm with investment of a sub-£1,000 postal order (8) |
