Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vi
... given , nor was the Finance Division notified that the accommoda- tion had been given up . In consequence rent continued to be paid until Christmas , 1915 , by which date the over - payments amounted to £ 287 10s . The Committee are ...
... given , nor was the Finance Division notified that the accommoda- tion had been given up . In consequence rent continued to be paid until Christmas , 1915 , by which date the over - payments amounted to £ 287 10s . The Committee are ...
Page viii
... given by the vote of last year ) , to contribute this sum in aid of the development of cotton growing within the Empire . This sum forms a capital fund , the control of which is vested in a Board of 12 Trustees of whom six , including ...
... given by the vote of last year ) , to contribute this sum in aid of the development of cotton growing within the Empire . This sum forms a capital fund , the control of which is vested in a Board of 12 Trustees of whom six , including ...
Page x
... 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 responsible for the medals ...
... 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 responsible for the medals ...
Page xxiv
... given to the Com- mittee , the ultimate net cost of the statutory control of Coal Mines for the period 1916-1921 ( including the Mining Industry Subvention ) will be £ 43,500,000 , this amount being arrived at as follows : - Coal Mines ...
... given to the Com- mittee , the ultimate net cost of the statutory control of Coal Mines for the period 1916-1921 ( including the Mining Industry Subvention ) will be £ 43,500,000 , this amount being arrived at as follows : - Coal Mines ...
Page xxxiii
... given before the Committee that the Air Council had read into a general authority from the Treasury to cancel contracts after the Armistice and thus get rid of outstanding liabilities an authority to cancel an old contract and make a ...
... given before the Committee that the Air Council had read into a general authority from the Treasury to cancel contracts after the Armistice and thus get rid of outstanding liabilities an authority to cancel an old contract and make a ...
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