RATES OF POSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS.

[Sidenote: Definition.]

The law declares that for post office purposes a newspaper shall be held

to mean a periodical published not less frequently than once in each

week, and containing notices of passing events, that is to say, general

news.

[Sidenote: Can be sent otherwise than by post.]

Although provision is made for forwarding newspapers through the post,

it is not compulsory on any one to employ this mode of transmission;

everything except letters may be sent in any other way.

[Sidenote: Restrictions.]

A newspaper to pass at the undermentioned rates is subject to the

following restrictions:--

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