HC Deb 13 March 1911 vol 22 c1867
Mr. FRANCIS MEEHAN

asked the Postmaster-General whether he has received a memorial from the people of the parish of Killavoggy, county Leitrim, asking for a morning collection and a Sunday delivery of letters at the Beagh post office; and whether, having regard to the inconvenience caused through the want of the said collection and delivery, and to the slight expense necessary to remedy the twenty-four hours' delay to letters, he will make inquiries with a view of setting the matter right?

The POSTMASTER-GENERAL (Mr. Herbert Samuel)

I have received the Memorial. The application is for an evening collection, a morning collection being already afforded. The cost of providing the evening collection and Sunday delivery would amount to over £20 a year; and, as the existing service costs far more than it brings in, I should not, I regret, be justified in complying with the request?