§ 34. Mr. BENNETT-GOLDNEYasked the Postmaster-General if his attention has been drawn to the refusal of the postal authority controlling the telephones to permit certain persons resident in Sand-gate from being supplied with a telephone service on the circuit system, which was promised to them provided a sufficient number of persons applied for such a connection; if he will cause inquiries to be made into the matter; and if he will permit such connections to be made now that sufficient persons are willing to sub scribe the necessary sum of money for the privilege?
§ The ASSISTANT POSTMASTER - GENERAL (Captain Norton)I cannot trace that any application for telephone service at Sandgate of the kind described by the hon. Member has been refused. If, however, he will send me some particulars I shall be happy to have further inquiry made.