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Fc br vary K4 BOND SALEPROBE " €6 * Not a Dollar Paid," De-' clares Roebuck | Possibility that the Conservative Opposition would demand an inves-- tigation into methods of financing used 4 ?fi'c the Hepburn Government | was indicated by Hon. George S. Henry yesterday. ° , The indications came after a short. heated argument when H. N. Carr' (Libera!l, Northumberland) toid the | » House that his Government was sav-l ing $750,000 by having the Dominion | _ _ ceollect the Provincial income tax. He{ contrasted this with an alleged pay= | ment by the Henry Government of | $40,000 for advice on the sale of | bonds. | "How about the Wood Gundy & Co.." asked Mr. Henry. | "Now we have an administration . s in this Province which, without any' tender or advertising of the issue, sells & private corporation thousands of| -- dollars of bonds. At what profit, we don't know." "Are you suggesting we paid Gundy & Company for advice?" asked Acting * Premier Nixon. "Certainly," replied Mr. Henry. "I never heard of it," said Mr, Nixon, and he was echoed by Mr. Roebuck, who said: "Not a dollar was paid by the Government to any one." Later Mr. Henry said he would "go into it further." He would not state whether ne would press immediately a for an inquiry.