THE CENSUS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 7 April 1926, Page 6

THE CENSUS

NOT IE It'ALIGN TO PERSONS ’l l! A V El .LI NG The quinquennial Census tins year will > t ike;: <>;; fhe night O’ 'i ue.i lay, CTh Ap’d. All p-ms-H'r, true-bug l;b-r r..g: l voii ’*:■•:• reoM.i’t-d to supo!;. Or. scbt-Jtiles where they are at midnight. Persons t.a veiling by tin* A’a in 'limn: train, and passengers tri the Welling ■on Lyttelton ferry and Nelson steamers, as well as those on other steamers, that night will lie chiefly alteetid. F< r ide collVeilieliee of such passengers till* t eiistis < >Hiee advises that all sileli per sous should obtain lYc.ni the local I Vnrus eiiumei'at.«r a personal schedule, so li:."d pas-eiieers eal) have it filled in and completed beforehand and take it with them on the train nr the l.r-at, i. - hand t. the suti enumerator w lien it is de mamled afer midnight. The t 'ensus Office has arraiiged with the Railway Department to spend special offii cis I'rnm the Census Ollier to enumerate those travelling on tiie Main Trunk trains. All persons travelling hv boat on that night will he rctpiired to hand in I heir schedules before leaving the ship. In keeping with the privilege accorded those furnishing personal schedules, these may he supplied under sealed