Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... course of the last year there has been a great improve- ment both as regards the keeping of the stores and the recording of the transactions . BOARD OF TRADE . 10. British Italian Corporation . - Discontinuance of Subsidy.- The British ...
... course of the last year there has been a great improve- ment both as regards the keeping of the stores and the recording of the transactions . BOARD OF TRADE . 10. British Italian Corporation . - Discontinuance of Subsidy.- The British ...
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... course of the evidence given before the Committee con- cerning the second case the question was raised how far the responsibility for the loss of the silver medals rested with the Accounting Officer of the Board of Trade , who was ...
... course of the evidence given before the Committee con- cerning the second case the question was raised how far the responsibility for the loss of the silver medals rested with the Accounting Officer of the Board of Trade , who was ...
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... course , I cannot offer an opinion which at all compares with yours , but surely the matter of inspection might have a considerable effect upon the prose- cution of research ? -Yes , the results of inspection certainly , but at the same ...
... course , I cannot offer an opinion which at all compares with yours , but surely the matter of inspection might have a considerable effect upon the prose- cution of research ? -Yes , the results of inspection certainly , but at the same ...
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... course , in our own details , working up to the Estimates , we do have particulars of the numbers of machines of each type . 43. I do not think that information is given in these Estimates ? -No , not in the Estimates . 44. Where would ...
... course , in our own details , working up to the Estimates , we do have particulars of the numbers of machines of each type . 43. I do not think that information is given in these Estimates ? -No , not in the Estimates . 44. Where would ...
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... course the pro- portion of expenditure upon training as [ Continued . against expenditure on active service per- sonnel is a very important matter ; it is a matter on which we really have quite in- sufficient information at the present ...
... course the pro- portion of expenditure upon training as [ Continued . against expenditure on active service per- sonnel is a very important matter ; it is a matter on which we really have quite in- sufficient information at the present ...
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