§ Mr. PATRICK WHITEasked whether the traders of Navan have reason to complain of the transit facilities afforded by the controlling power of the canal between Drogheda and Navan; if the Chief Secretary will have an inquiry instituted as to whether any statutory conditions attached to the control have been fulfilled; and whether he will state the proper authority to which complaints should be made by aggrieved traders?
§ Mr. BIRRELLI have not heard of any complaints in this matter. An inquiry is unnecessary, inasmuch as aggrieved traders have a remedy under the Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888, by complaining to the Railway and Canal Commission.