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The address of every inland telegram shall contain at least two separate words designating respectively the addressee and the name of the telegraph office of destination provided that in the case of weather telegrams, the address may contain only a single word designating the name of the telegraph office of destination. The name of the office of destination shall, for purposes of charging, be counted as one word, irrespective of the actual lumber of words and letters which it may contain (Rule 48). The designation of the office to which the telegram is to be transmitted shall be written as given in the List of telegraph offices published in the Telegraph Guide, Volume II but the letters and names of districts and provinces which are therein printed in italics after the names of offices, may he omitted. Example.-"Basin Bridge Junction S.R." written as the name of the telegraph office of destination will be counted as one word only.