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Cost of transport was reduced by suspension of ordinary moves through the war . ... to the reduction of men and animals in S. Africa ; and to further receipts from sales of anima's and stores in S. Africa and China .
Cost of transport was reduced by suspension of ordinary moves through the war . ... to the reduction of men and animals in S. Africa ; and to further receipts from sales of anima's and stores in S. Africa and China .
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It is necessary , when Establishments are in course of reduction , to provide in this Vote for numbers temporarily in excess of the new ( reduced ) Establishments until they can be absorbed . Allowing for the provision so made in 1906–7 ...
It is necessary , when Establishments are in course of reduction , to provide in this Vote for numbers temporarily in excess of the new ( reduced ) Establishments until they can be absorbed . Allowing for the provision so made in 1906–7 ...
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Owing to the reduction of establishments , there are large savings on Regimental Pay , etc. , and on the charge for Native Indian troops , partly balanced by increased provision for Reserve Officers and Men , and for the Field Training ...
Owing to the reduction of establishments , there are large savings on Regimental Pay , etc. , and on the charge for Native Indian troops , partly balanced by increased provision for Reserve Officers and Men , and for the Field Training ...
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It is necessary , when Establishments are in course of reduction , to provide in this Vote for numbers temporarily in excess of the new ( reduced ) Establishments until they can be absorbed . Allowing for the provision so made in 1906–7 ...
It is necessary , when Establishments are in course of reduction , to provide in this Vote for numbers temporarily in excess of the new ( reduced ) Establishments until they can be absorbed . Allowing for the provision so made in 1906–7 ...
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Owing to the reduction of establishments , there are large savings on Regimental Pay , etc. , and on the charge for Native Indian troops , partly balanced by increased provision for Reserve Officers and Men , and for the Field Training ...
Owing to the reduction of establishments , there are large savings on Regimental Pay , etc. , and on the charge for Native Indian troops , partly balanced by increased provision for Reserve Officers and Men , and for the Field Training ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 48 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 |
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