Mr. MacNUTT:

As subways are under discussion, may I ask the minister if he has received a memorial from the council and board of trade of the town of Truro, Nova Scotia, asking that a subway be constructed under the tracks at that place?

Mr. MacNUTT:

Yesterday, when this

matter was being discussed, the Prime Minister promised a conference with Mr. Speaker.

Mr. MacNUTT:

Evidently from the remarks of the Speaker this evening, this conference has not been held. While the Speaker has given his word he will deal generously with the staff, I think we should know definitely that they are going to receive as much as the temporary staff of the Senate.

1. Is there any customs officer at Tatama-gouche, in the county of Colchester?

2. Is there any such customs office or customs

sub-office at Tatamagouche, in the county of Colchester? If not, when was the same abolished ? .

3. What was the revenue at this office for its last year?

4. What was the annual salary of the officer in charge?

5. What is the nearest customs office from which vessels may make entry to or receive clearance from Tatamagouche harbour?

6. Is it true that baggage and luggage arriving at Tatamagouche from places outside of Canada must first be examined at either Amherst or Pictou?

7. Is there any customs officer nearer to Tatamagouche than Amherst or Pictou who can examine baggage or luggage landed at Tatamagouche?

Mr. G. T. MacNUTT (Colchester):

Mr. Speaker, I would like to inquire when the 1930 issue of the Parliamentary Guide will be

War Veterans' Allowances

available. I have endeavoured to obtain a copy for myself, but have been told that there are none available.