§ Mr. HUME-WILLIAMSasked the Postmaster-General whether, when a subscriber to the telephone system has two instruments in his house and desires two directories, he has to pay 2s. for the second; and, if so, why?
§ Mr. HERBERT SAMUELA subscriber is supplied free of charge with a copy of the Telephone Directory for each line which he rents to the exchange, but not as a rule for every instrument connected with his exchange line or lines. A small charge is made for additional copies, according to the size of the particular directory required. Two shillings is the charge for the London Directory, which is the largest issued.