Lieut-Colonel MURRAYasked the Postmaster-General whether there are any reasons for the retention of the rule requiring the name and address of the sender of inland telegrams to be added to a telegram, if the same are not intended to be telegraphed?
§ Mr. ILLINGWORTHThe rule requiring that the name and address of the sender of an inland telegram shall be written on the form, although they are not 2137W part of the telegram, has been cancelled. Although this information need not be given in future there la some advantage in giving it, in order that the sender may be notfied in case the telegram cannot be delivered.