Fees for'Money OMfgrs drawif] 00 

 Domestic Form 



Payable in the United States (which includes Hawaii 

 and Porto Rico) and its possessions comprising the Canal 

 Zone (Isthmus of Panama), Guam, the Philippines and 

 Tutuila, Samoa; also for Orders payable in Bermuda, 

 British Guiana, British Honduras, Canada, Cuba, Mar- 

 tinique, Mexico, Newfoundland, the United States Postal 

 Ag-ency at Shanghai (China), the Bahama Islands, and 

 certain other Islands in the West Indies mentioned in 

 Register of Money Order Post Offices. 





For Orders From S 0.01 to § 2.50 



Scents. 





From 8 2.51 to S 5.00 



5 cents. 





From S 5.01 to S 10.00 



8 cents. 





From SlO.Ol to $ 20.00 



10 cents. 





From S20.01 to 8 30.00 



12 cents. 





From §30.01 to S 40.00 



15 cents. 





From SM.Ol to S 50.00 



18 cents. 





From 850.01 to 8 60.00 



20 cents. 





From S60.01 to S 75.00 



25 cents. 





From S'5.01 to 8100.00 



30 cents. 



Memoranda of Issuing Postmaster 



XoTB. — The maximum amount for which a single Money Order may be issued is S^-OO- "When 

 a larger sum is to be sent additional Orders must be obtained. Any number of Orders may be 

 drawn on any Money Order office; but. if Orders are drawn in excess of |200 on any one day 

 upon an office of the 4th class, notice of tho fact by letter (or Form 603T) is to be promptly sent the 

 Department by the issuing Postmaster .^o tL:it provision may be made for payment. 



Applications must be preserved at the office of issue for four years from date of issue. 

 fEuixroN Jan.. 1913.) 



