Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vi
... further work in view of the considerable increase in cost . The Committee was informed that in May , 1923 , the Post Office was about to consider whether the situation should not be tested by re - issuing invitations to tender for the ...
... further work in view of the considerable increase in cost . The Committee was informed that in May , 1923 , the Post Office was about to consider whether the situation should not be tested by re - issuing invitations to tender for the ...
Page x
... further sum of £ 75,000 ( which is secured by a first mortgage ) , and in the year 1921/22 an additional sum of £ 125,000 was advanced by the Government on a second mortgage . Subsequently it was agreed by the Government that other ...
... further sum of £ 75,000 ( which is secured by a first mortgage ) , and in the year 1921/22 an additional sum of £ 125,000 was advanced by the Government on a second mortgage . Subsequently it was agreed by the Government that other ...
Page xxiv
... further communication with the Colonial Office , the Common- wealth incurred further expenditure to the extent of £ 10,000 in maintaining , with a view to the reception of this party , the camp and personnel which had been prepared in ...
... further communication with the Colonial Office , the Common- wealth incurred further expenditure to the extent of £ 10,000 in maintaining , with a view to the reception of this party , the camp and personnel which had been prepared in ...
Page xxv
... Further advances were made subse- quently to the same Company and the three others . At a later stage the Treasury was consulted , and after some hesitation agreed that advances might be made against Flax under the Export Credits scheme ...
... Further advances were made subse- quently to the same Company and the three others . At a later stage the Treasury was consulted , and after some hesitation agreed that advances might be made against Flax under the Export Credits scheme ...
Page xxix
... further delay . Since the Select Committee reported , a definite agreement has been made between the Ministry of Shipping and its ship- repairers , operating as from 5th February , 1919 , and in 1922 the Admiralty concluded a separate ...
... further delay . Since the Select Committee reported , a definite agreement has been made between the Ministry of Shipping and its ship- repairers , operating as from 5th February , 1919 , and in 1922 the Admiralty concluded a separate ...
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