§ 23. Mr. DAYasked the Postmaster-General the average number of wireless telegraphy messages that are transmitted to the world by the Post Office station at Rugby; whether these messages are compiled by the Foreign Office or by the news agencies; and whether the Foreign Office pay the usual rate for transmission of these messages?
§ Major TRYONThree British official news messages are transmitted each week day from the Rugby wireless station for world wide reception. The Foreign Office is responsible for the compilation of the messages and pays the Post Office for the work of transmission.
§ Mr. DAYCan the right hon. and gallant Gentleman say whether they go at specially reduced Press rates?
§ Major TRYONI must have notice of that question.