Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... profits the fishermen earned : Such is the dismal tale regarding industries of this class , but the astonishing fact remains , on the other hand , that a great many of our industries were able to carry on and employ most of their ...
... profits the fishermen earned : Such is the dismal tale regarding industries of this class , but the astonishing fact remains , on the other hand , that a great many of our industries were able to carry on and employ most of their ...
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... profit , notwith- standing the brisk Continental demand which prevailed during most of the season . Moreover the high prices which the cured article reached ultimately checked the demand , and towards the close of the season there was a ...
... profit , notwith- standing the brisk Continental demand which prevailed during most of the season . Moreover the high prices which the cured article reached ultimately checked the demand , and towards the close of the season there was a ...
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... profit to curers . Owing to losses experienced in the preceding year the prepara- tions made for curing and the number of workers engaged were on a more modest scale at most of the ports , and curers ' expenses were lighter accordingly ...
... profit to curers . Owing to losses experienced in the preceding year the prepara- tions made for curing and the number of workers engaged were on a more modest scale at most of the ports , and curers ' expenses were lighter accordingly ...
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... profit . The majority of curers adopted the policy of selling their goods at the earliest possible moment , and although prices for cured showed a progressive upward tendency , prices paid to fishermen kept pace with that increase ...
... profit . The majority of curers adopted the policy of selling their goods at the earliest possible moment , and although prices for cured showed a progressive upward tendency , prices paid to fishermen kept pace with that increase ...
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... profit . Earnings of drifters com- pared favourably with any other port . The popularity of Wick as a centre for the modern steam drifter was again apparent , and as many as 354 boats were fishing there on the week ending 7th August ...
... profit . Earnings of drifters com- pared favourably with any other port . The popularity of Wick as a centre for the modern steam drifter was again apparent , and as many as 354 boats were fishing there on the week ending 7th August ...
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