§ Mr. FIELDasked the Postmaster-General if the different classes of unestablished porters' work are graded and paid for similarly at each depot; and, if not, how can the wages paid at Dublin become a factor in determining the men's qualifications for promotion against men employed in Great Britain?
§ Mr. HERBERT SAMUELYes, Sir, if allowance be made for inevitable local differences, the nature and effect of which are of course familiar to the officers who make selections for promotion.