§ SIR EARDLEY WILMOTasked the Postmaster General, How he proposes to accommodate with the parcel post those villages and rural districts where there is no regular Post Office, but only a bex let into or fastened to a wall, and opened by the 'postman when he calls for letters?
§ MR. FAWCETTIn answer to the hon. Member, I may state that, in villages and rural districts where there is no regular Post Office, it will be necessary for the senders of parcels to deposit them at the nearest Post Office. It is considered that difficulties would arise 1632 in the working of the Parcel Post if the collection of parcels from other places than Post Offices were authorized.