| Mem. 1.— | In all cases the postage must be prepaid. Letters for the United Kingdom,
if posted unpaid, or insufficiently prepaid, will be forwarded,—but they
will be charged on delivery with the amount of deficient postage, and a fine of
threepence sterling each letter. |
| 2.— | Letters may be registered to all places, except those the names of which are
followed by the letters n r, indicating that no registration can be effected. |
| 3.— | The Registration Fee on letters addressed to the United Kingdom is 8 cents each.
In all other cases the Registration Fee is 16 cents from Canada to the place of
destination; except to places marked a, in which cases a registration fee
of 8 cents each letter, and a postage of 4 cents per ½ oz. must be collected; and
in addition double the ordinary rates of postage, as given in this table. (See note
at foot of table marked A.) |
| 4.— | No Book Packet addressed to Portugal, Madeira, the Azores, or Cape de Verds, must exceed
1 lb. in weight; to Russia and Poland no such packet must exceed 8 oz. A Packet of Patterns
for Germany or Belgium or any country, viâ Belgium, must not exceed 8 oz. A Book Packet
for Greece must not exceed 3 lbs. in weight nor must it exceed 2 ft. in length by 1 ft. in
width or depth. |
| 5.— | Upon Letters, Newspapers, and Book Packets, forwarded through the United States, the
following additional rates must be collected, viz., 2 cents per ½ oz. on Letters, 2
cents each on Newspapers, and 2 cents per 4 oz. on Book Packets. |
| 6.— | An additional postage of 6 cents per half ounce must be collected on Letters, 2 cents
each on Newspapers, and 6 cents per 4 ounces on Book Packets and Patterns for places
marked thus * when addressed to be sent viâ Brindisi. |
| 7.— | On Book Packets for the United Kingdom, not exceeding one oz. in weight, the postage is 2
cents. On Book Packets, weighing more than one oz., the progressive rates of postage will
be found in the table below. |
From Canada to the United Kingdom, British Colonies, and Foreign Countries, by Cunard or other Steamers, sailing from New York, for England.