April 30, 1903 (9th Parliament, 3rd Session)

All will admit that we have a dust nuisance on the grounds at this time. Moreover, I should be glad to take any action I could to remove the dust from the eyes of my hon. friend (Mr. Taylor) for he needs light very badly. But, seriously speaking, I know that, for many sessions, we have suffered here owing to die conditions of the grounds in this respect. Not only is it very disagreeable, but it does great harm in the House, and in the government offices, as well as injuring the beautiful grounds.