Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page viii
... Company that does not distribute any profits ) . The object of the Corporation is to promote the growing of cotton ... Companies in 1919-20 and previous years . The dividend on these investments shown on the Appropriation Account , 1921 ...
... Company that does not distribute any profits ) . The object of the Corporation is to promote the growing of cotton ... Companies in 1919-20 and previous years . The dividend on these investments shown on the Appropriation Account , 1921 ...
Page x
... Company , of which the object is to manufacture sugar from home grown beet , was £ 500,000 , of which the Government subscribed £ 250,000 ( provided under the Vote for the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries for 1920/21 ) . The ...
... Company , of which the object is to manufacture sugar from home grown beet , was £ 500,000 , of which the Government subscribed £ 250,000 ( provided under the Vote for the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries for 1920/21 ) . The ...
Page xi
... Company have written down their capital , £ 1 shares being reduced to 5s . , and we are informed the prospects of the Company are now much Q. 2354 . more hopeful . 16. Flax Production . - In paragraphs 111 and 112 of the Com- mittee's ...
... Company have written down their capital , £ 1 shares being reduced to 5s . , and we are informed the prospects of the Company are now much Q. 2354 . more hopeful . 16. Flax Production . - In paragraphs 111 and 112 of the Com- mittee's ...
Page xxv
... Company or Companies concerned , the latter would be unable to carry out their heavy commitments to the Ministry of Agriculture Further advances were then made , with the result that at 31st March , 1922 , the four Companies had ...
... Company or Companies concerned , the latter would be unable to carry out their heavy commitments to the Ministry of Agriculture Further advances were then made , with the result that at 31st March , 1922 , the four Companies had ...
Page xxxvi
... Companies indicates that on the basis of the charges raised against units a Horse Trans- port Company only earns its living on one day out of seven , whereas the Mechanical Transport Company earns its living about four days out of seven ...
... Companies indicates that on the basis of the charges raised against units a Horse Trans- port Company only earns its living on one day out of seven , whereas the Mechanical Transport Company earns its living about four days out of seven ...
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