Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page v
... Post 253 . Office and by the Treasury , and they now propose to the Committee that the Appendix should be dropped altogether . In their view the Appendix is no longer necessary , inasmuch as the true distribution of the total Post ...
... Post 253 . Office and by the Treasury , and they now propose to the Committee that the Appendix should be dropped altogether . In their view the Appendix is no longer necessary , inasmuch as the true distribution of the total Post ...
Page vi
... Post Office was about to consider whether the situation should not be tested by re - issuing invitations to tender for the plant required to complete the scheme . The expenditure up to date is approximately £ 1,140,000 , and it is ...
... Post Office was about to consider whether the situation should not be tested by re - issuing invitations to tender for the plant required to complete the scheme . The expenditure up to date is approximately £ 1,140,000 , and it is ...
Page xxvii
... Post Office employment and ( b ) to certain military reservists released on indefinite leave from their units , who were allowed to resume their civil employment in His Majesty's Dockyards . The Committee recommend that in the ...
... Post Office employment and ( b ) to certain military reservists released on indefinite leave from their units , who were allowed to resume their civil employment in His Majesty's Dockyards . The Committee recommend that in the ...
Page xxxix
... post - war period from 1st April , 1919 . As regards the former the Committee learn that lump sum settlements of a number of claims have already been made , but that others are still in dispute . They hope that the outstanding matters ...
... post - war period from 1st April , 1919 . As regards the former the Committee learn that lump sum settlements of a number of claims have already been made , but that others are still in dispute . They hope that the outstanding matters ...
Page xlix
... Post Office Commercial Accounts and the Post Office ( London ) Railway Act , 1913 , Account were considered . Sir MALCOLM RAMSAY , K.C.B. , Mr. H. E. FASS , O.B.E. , Mr. A. E. WATSON , C.B.E. , and Sir HENRY BUNBURY , K.C.B. were ...
... Post Office Commercial Accounts and the Post Office ( London ) Railway Act , 1913 , Account were considered . Sir MALCOLM RAMSAY , K.C.B. , Mr. H. E. FASS , O.B.E. , Mr. A. E. WATSON , C.B.E. , and Sir HENRY BUNBURY , K.C.B. were ...
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