Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... loss of the silver medals rested with the Accounting Officer of the Board of Trade , who was responsible for the medals , or with the Office of Works , who had provided the accommodation in which the medals were stored and which was ...
... loss of the silver medals rested with the Accounting Officer of the Board of Trade , who was responsible for the medals , or with the Office of Works , who had provided the accommodation in which the medals were stored and which was ...
Page xi
... loss . In the following year the factory was closed , but it is re - opening again this year with certain changes in the technical management . The Company have written down their capital , £ 1 shares being reduced to 5s . , and we are ...
... loss . In the following year the factory was closed , but it is re - opening again this year with certain changes in the technical management . The Company have written down their capital , £ 1 shares being reduced to 5s . , and we are ...
Page xii
... loss on schemes so far submitted to and approved by the Treasury , which was handed in by the Board and printed as Appendix 34 to that Report . This return showed an average estimated loss of approximately 50 per cent . on a capitalised ...
... loss on schemes so far submitted to and approved by the Treasury , which was handed in by the Board and printed as Appendix 34 to that Report . This return showed an average estimated loss of approximately 50 per cent . on a capitalised ...
Page xx
... loss on the total transaction was due to the following reasons : -As long as the stoppage continued , the price at which coal had to be bought abroad was exceedingly high , and some of it was of poor quality . As soon as the home pits ...
... loss on the total transaction was due to the following reasons : -As long as the stoppage continued , the price at which coal had to be bought abroad was exceedingly high , and some of it was of poor quality . As soon as the home pits ...
Page xxiii
... Losses on Exchange . - Subhead L of this Vote includes Qus . 4907- a charge of £ 80,268 for losses on exchange . The ... loss , however , there is a contra item of profit arising from the same cause in different places , which is ...
... Losses on Exchange . - Subhead L of this Vote includes Qus . 4907- a charge of £ 80,268 for losses on exchange . The ... loss , however , there is a contra item of profit arising from the same cause in different places , which is ...
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