Canada: Its Postage Stamps and Postal StationeryHowes, Clifton A. (Clifton Armstrong)
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Canada: Its Postage Stamps and Postal Stationery
Howes, Clifton A. (Clifton Armstrong)
Postage stamps -- Canada; Postal stationery -- Canada
12. The Canada Postage Stamps, when used, will be taken in the
United States as evidence of pre-payment of Postage on Letters going
from Canada to the United States, and in like manner the United
States Postage Stamps on Letters coming into Canada, are to be taken
by Post Masters in this Province as evidence of pre-payment having
been made in the United States.
13. The following are appointed to be the Offices in Canada through
which the Post communication with the United States will be
maintained, and to which Post Masters are to forward their Mail
matter for the United States, according to the relative position of
their several Offices:
PORT SARNIA, |
WINDSOR, | KINGSTON,
FORT ERIE, |
| BROCKVILLE,
QUEENSTON, { Intended in the mean time to |
{ be the Channel of Communication | PRESCOTT,
{ with the United States for the |
{ Country West of Toronto. | MONTREAL,
|
NIAGARA, | ST. JOHN'S,
TORONTO, |
| DUNDEE,
COBOURG, { A Communication during Summer |
{ only, by Steamer to Rochester. | STANSTEAD,
By Command,
W. H. GRIFFIN.
Both the _Post Office Act_ and the above Department Order treat of the
disposition of periodicals and other printed matter without giving the
rates of postage required thereon. A subsequent Order gives us these
rates:--
DEPARTMENT ORDER, [NO. 3.]
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
TORONTO. _17th April_, 1851.
_Printed Circulars, Price Currents, Handbills, Pamphlets,
Periodicals, Books, and other Printed Matter transmitted by Post in
Canada._
1. Upon each Printed Circular, Price Current or Handbill, and other
Printed matter of a like description, when unconnected with any
manuscript or written communication and of no greater weight than
one ounce, there shall be charged One penny; and for each additional
ounce or fraction of an ounce, One penny additional.
2. Upon each Periodical or Magazine, Pamphlet and Book, bound or
unbound, there shall be charged a rate of One half-penny per ounce.
3. Pre-payment of the foregoing rates will be optional, except when
the Printed matter is addressed to the United States, and in that
case the charge must invariably be pre-paid.
4. On such Printed matter received into Canada by Mail from the
United States, the above Canada Rates will always remain to be
collected on delivery in this Province.
5.[_Exchange of one copy between publishers is free._]
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