WHITE, ESQ.

Superintendent of Money Order Department:

P. LeSUEUR, ESQ.

Cashier:

JOHN ASHWORTH, ESQ.

INSPECTORS.

POSTAL DIVISIONS.

CANADIAN POSTAL GUIDE.

Rules and Regulations.

OFFICERS.

No person under sixteen years of age is permitted to hold any situation in the Post office, to have access to the letters or papers, or is allowed to have charge of the mail.

On entering the service of the Post office it is necessary to make an oath or declaration in the prescribed form before a Magistrate; and no person can be permitted to perform any official duty until this oath or declaration is signed. The following is the form of oath or declaration:

I, (Name of person and capacity in which employed, to be inserted here.) do solemnly and sincerely promise and (swear or affirm) that I will faithfully perform all the duties required of me by my employment in the service of the Post Office, and will abstain from everything forbidden by the Laws for the Establishment and Government of the Post Office Department in Canada.—So Help me God.

This (oath or affirmation) was taken and }
subscribed before me, the day                 }
of                   186                                 }

______________, J.P.                           }

POST OFFICE.

The words "Post Office," in large and conspicuous letters, should be exhibited outside every building in which a Post Office is