Mr Ernest Bennett

1868 - February 2, 1947
Summary information for Mr Ernest Bennett

Contributions

1933

3 speeches — TELEGRAPH AND TFLEPHONE POLES. Commons March 1, 1933

STAMP-CANCELLING MACHINES. Commons March 1, 1933

BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION. Written Answers March 1, 1933

2 speeches — POST OFFICE (TELEPHONE TRUNK LINES). Commons March 7, 1933

3 speeches — EMPIRE BROADCAST STATION. Commons March 7, 1933

3 speeches — POST OFFICE (TELEGRAPH POSTS). Commons March 8, 1933

TELEPHONE CABINETS. Commons March 9, 1933

OCCUPATIONAL CENTRES (WIRELESS SETS). Commons March 16, 1933

2 speeches — POST OFFICE (FACILITIES, CROYDON). Commons March 22, 1933

AIR MAIL SERVICES. Commons March 28, 1933

POST OFFICE (AIR MAIL SERVICES). Commons March 30, 1933

2 speeches — POST OFFICE (FOREIGN MAILS). Commons April 5, 1933

WIRELESS LICENCES (FEES). Commons May 16, 1933

TELEGRAPH POLES (CANADIAN SUPPLY). Written Answers May 23, 1933

POST OFFICE (ADVISORY COUNCIL). Commons June 1, 1933

2 speeches — POST OFFICE (AIR MAIL SERVICES). Commons June 14, 1933

2 speeches — ROAD ACCIDENTS (TELEGRAPH POLES). Commons June 28, 1933

POST OFFICE (FACILITIES, GATESIDE, FIFE). Commons July 4, 1933

Rate Support Grant Written Answers July 20, 1933

10 speeches — POST OFFICE. Commons July 24, 1933

POST OFFICES. Written Answers July 26, 1933

POST OFFICE (SISAL TWINE). Commons July 27, 1933

5 speeches — BROADCASTING PROGRAMMES (PUBLICATION). Commons July 28, 1933

POSTAL DELIVERY, DURHAM. Written Answers July 28, 1933

Cold-related Illnesses Written Answers November 11, 1933

PARCEL POST (SCALE OF CHARGES). Commons November 15, 1933

AIR POSTAGE RATES. Commons November 29, 1933

2 speeches — PROSECUTIONS, GLASGOW Commons November 29, 1933

3 speeches — BROADCASTING (WAVELENGTHS). Commons December 4, 1933

LETTERS. Commons December 4, 1933

INDIAN AIR-MAIL. Commons December 4, 1933

NIGHT POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS (LONDON). Commons December 4, 1933

HIGHLAND TRAVELLING POST OFFICE. Written Answers December 14, 1933

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