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Sugar

Volume 104: debated on Thursday 14 March 1918

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asked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Food why Nolan Brothers, of 19, Capel Street, Dublin, have been refused a supply of sugar as accorded to other merchants in a similar position?

I am not aware that the facts are as stated, but Messrs. Nolan Brothers should obtain vouchers for any sugar to which they may be entitled through the Food Control Committee for Ireland. This firm appears to be under the misapprehension that the Sugar Commission deals in confectionery. This is not the case.