General Instructions for the Guidance of Post Office Inspectors in the Dominion of Canada
General Instructions for the Guidance of Post Office Inspectors in the Dominion of Canada
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The Return should be divided into two parts.
The first part should include only Registered Letters, the cases ofentire loss of the letter being entered separately from cases ofabstraction of the contents of the letter.
The second part should include only unregistered letters, the cases ofloss being also entered separately from the cases of abstraction.
This return should be very carefully prepared. It constitutes thematerial from which the annual statement for Parliament has to becompiled, and ...the explanations given under the head of "Result ofProceedings" should be such as fully to justify every step takenduring and subsequent to the investigations instituted.
15. A Return of the Mail Service in operation in your Division on the1st day of July, in each year, to be transmitted by the first of thefollowing month.
The services in this return to be entered alphabetically and to beclassified according to frequency of service, the distances betweenthe termini of the several routes also, to be accurately stated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Return should be divided into two parts.
The first part should include only Registered Letters, the cases ofentire loss of the letter being entered separately from cases ofabstraction of the contents of the letter.
The second part should include only unregistered letters, the cases ofloss being also entered separately from the cases of abstraction.
This return should be very carefully prepared. It constitutes thematerial from which the annual statement for Parliament has to becompiled, and ...the explanations given under the head of "Result ofProceedings" should be such as fully to justify every step takenduring and subsequent to the investigations instituted.
15. A Return of the Mail Service in operation in your Division on the1st day of July, in each year, to be transmitted by the first of thefollowing month.
The services in this return to be entered alphabetically and to beclassified according to frequency of service, the distances betweenthe termini of the several routes also, to be accurately stated.
What to read after General Instructions for the Guidance of Post Office Inspectors in the Dominion of Canada?
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