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INLAND POST

EXAMPLES OF ADMISSIBLE DOCUMENTS

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The undermentioned articles, or documents transmissible as printed papers :

Address cards

Advertisements

Periodical Works Photographs

Albums containing photo- Pictures

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Bank Pass Books.... ....-.

Books, sewn or bound Catalogues

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Engravings

Maps Newspapers

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Notices of various kinds, -printed, engraved, litho

graphed, or mimeographed Pamphlets

Paper patterns

Additions and Alterations.

Plans

Prospectuses

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Proofs of printing, cor- reeted or uncorrected, with or without the re- lative manuscript

Sheets of Music (but not perforated sheets intend- ed for use with automa- tie musical instruments)

Visiting cards

The sender may, either outside or inside a packet of printed papers:

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(1) indicate by hand or by a mechanical process, the name, position, profession, style and address of the sender, and of the addressee; the date of despatch, the signature, telephone number, tele- graphic address and code, the postal cheque or banking account of the sender a serial or iden- tity number referring solely to the packet; ... "(2) correct errors in printing,

(3), strike out, underline or enclose by marks certain words or certain parts of a printed text, unless this is done with the object of constituting correspondence.

The undermentioned documents and so on may bear additions and alterations, made by hand or by a mechanical process, to the extent indicated in each

case:

1. Ships' departures and arrivals:

The dates and times of departures and arrivals, as "well as the names of the ships and the ports of depar-

ture, call and arrival.