70. Mails are made up at Montreal every fortnight for Halifax, Nova Scotia, and despatched for conveyance to Halifax with the Mails by the Royal Mail Steamers from Boston to Halifax and Liverpool by which Letters may be sent to the following places at the rates mentioned: Letters to Halifax and Nova Scotia 7-1/2d. currency. Letters to Newfoundland 1s. currency. Letters to Bermuda and British West Indies 1s. currency. * * * * * 74--75--76. [_Almost identical with first three paragraphs of_ Department Order No. 4. _describing and prescribing use of postage stamps_. Vide supra.] 77. If the Stamps affixed to a Letter addressed to any place in British North America or to the United Kingdom be not adequate to the proper Postage, the Post Master receiving the Letter for transmission will rate it with the amount deficient in addition. 78. On Letters for the United States when Stamps are affixed representing less than the amount of Postage to which the Letters are liable, the Stamps are to be cancelled and the Letters rated with the full rate as Unpaid. 79--80--81. [_Identical with last two paragraphs of_ Department Order No. 4. _concerning cancelling, omission of same, and accounts of stamped letters_.] 82. Stamps affixed to Letters coming from either of the British North American Provinces, the United Kingdom or the United States, and recognized as equivalent to pre-payment at the Office where the Letter has been posted--are to be allowed in Canada as evidence of pre-payment accordingly, on the Letters to which they have been affixed. * * * * * 84. [_Postage Stamps must be taken when offered in payment of postage on delivery of Unpaid Letters._] * * * * * 88. [_Non-Commissioned Officers, Embodied Pensioners, Seamen and Soldiers, while employed in Her Majesty's Service, can send and receive letters at a rate of 1d. each, which must be paid at time of posting, and letter must not exceed 1/2 oz. in weight._] * * * * * 95. [_Rate on circulars, price currents, hand bills, etc., 1d. per ounce or fraction._] 96. [_Rate on pamphlets, periodicals, magazines and books, 1/2d. per ounce._] * * * * * 100. [_Limit of weight for periodicals, etc., (§96) is 48 oz._] * * * * * 103. [_Book post to England is 6d. sterling (7-1/2d. currency) for 1/2lb., 1s. sterling (1s. 3d. currency) for 1 lb., and at 1s. per lb., rate thereafter._] * * * * * 112. [_Postage on newspapers in Canada is 1/2d. except on exchange copies, which are free._]