Sir EUGENE FISET (Rimouski) moved:
That the first and final report of the joint committee on the restaurant be concurred in.
Motion agreed to.
Bill No. 336, for the relief of William John Blight.-Mr. Neill.
(Questions answered orally are indicated by an asterisk.)
Mr. ELLIOTT:
Stand.
Mr. BLACK (Yukon):
Is there any intention of answering this question at this session? I would like to have it answered if possible during this session.
Mr. ELLIOTT:
I hope to be able to give
my hon. friend the answer, but it is information that had to be obtained from Vancouver, and is in process of being obtained as rapidly as possible.
1. Who occupies the position of postmaster at Legere, Northumberland county, New Brunswick?
2. When was the appointment made?
3. On whose recommendation?
4. Who held the office prior to such appointment ?
5. For what reason was the change made?
1. Archie Dcsroc'he.
2. 19th November, 1926.
3. Member for constituency.
4. Mrs. Rose Legere.
5. Mrs. Legere's husband was postmaster up to the 19th August, 1926. In June, 1926, charges of active political partisanship made against the postmaster were investigated and proven. The office was transferred to Mrs. Legere in August, 1926. In November, 1926, the office was transferred to Archie Desroche.
1. Who occupies the position of -postmaster at Whitney, New Brunswick?
2. When was he appointed?
3. Who was his predecessor?
4. What was the reason necessitating a change, and on Whose recommendation was the change made?
1. Gregory Dunnett.
2. 1st September, 1927:
3. P. A. Forsyth.
4. Political partisanship. On recommendation of member for constituency.