Ministry of Commerce
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(D.E.D of Carnmore), Eshekerin (part), Ervey (part) (D Carnmore), Bunnablaney Bane, Carnmore (r Frrecelladh (naw private profit. As if that wasn't enough, the Ministry will also pay them grants and subsidies.
Last Friday an advertisement, taking up two-thirds of a page appeared in the Belfast Telegraph, informing the public that the Ministry proposes to grant a prospecting license to Amex Exploration of U.K. Incorporated (whoever they might be) to prospect for minerals in Fermanagh and Tyrone.
Any person may write to the Ministry and demand an enquiry into this legalised banditry. The closing date for objections is 9th November.
P.D. intend to lodge a complaint against the granting of a license to private speculators. If enough people object, a public enquiry may have to be held. Write to Ministry of Commerce, 21 Linenhall Street, Belfast BT2 8BY.