HC Deb 07 May 1914 vol 62 c455W
Sir J. D. REES

asked the Postmaster-General whether applications for licences made by post have to be accompanied by a stamped envelope; and whether this additional burden on and vexation to rate and tax payers will be abolished?

Mr. HOBHOUSE

An application for a licence made to a postmaster by post has to be accompanied by a stamped envelope if the applicant desires the licence to be despatched to him by post. If a person desires to save himself the trouble of personal attendance, it is but reasonable that he should pay postage for the convenience.