Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 113
... March of Mr. F. E. Pollard , whose engineering knowledge and Departmental experience have proved most valuable . As in former years , one or other member of the Branch has represented the Department on technical committees specially ...
... March of Mr. F. E. Pollard , whose engineering knowledge and Departmental experience have proved most valuable . As in former years , one or other member of the Branch has represented the Department on technical committees specially ...
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... March , but the greater part of the catch was secured during January and Feb- ruary . For the four months December 1925 to March 1926 the total landings at the ports round the coast from Peterhead to Oban , including the Hebrides ...
... March , but the greater part of the catch was secured during January and Feb- ruary . For the four months December 1925 to March 1926 the total landings at the ports round the coast from Peterhead to Oban , including the Hebrides ...
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... March - April and the other in September - October - to deter- mine the distribution and age composition of the spawning and feeding shoals of haddock on the principal fishing grounds . In order to complete the autumn cruise in 1926 a ...
... March - April and the other in September - October - to deter- mine the distribution and age composition of the spawning and feeding shoals of haddock on the principal fishing grounds . In order to complete the autumn cruise in 1926 a ...
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... March , this being about the normal time , and very large numbers of newly hatched stages from 65 to 9 mm . in length were captured at the entrance to the Forth estuary and in St. Andrews Bay . The actual numbers captured were much ...
... March , this being about the normal time , and very large numbers of newly hatched stages from 65 to 9 mm . in length were captured at the entrance to the Forth estuary and in St. Andrews Bay . The actual numbers captured were much ...
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... March , 1929 , £ 2,369,000 had been paid to the 30th September , 1926 , leaving £ 1,131,000 still to be provided . Adding to this some £ 252,000 in hand at the 30th September , 1926 , and estimating the net receipts from operations at ...
... March , 1929 , £ 2,369,000 had been paid to the 30th September , 1926 , leaving £ 1,131,000 still to be provided . Adding to this some £ 252,000 in hand at the 30th September , 1926 , and estimating the net receipts from operations at ...
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