Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... mean is that we shall never be able to know how much is spent on research . Perhaps we have not been able to know hitherto , because it has been mixed up . That is what I was going to say . We have not known hitherto , and we have been ...
... mean is that we shall never be able to know how much is spent on research . Perhaps we have not been able to know hitherto , because it has been mixed up . That is what I was going to say . We have not known hitherto , and we have been ...
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... mean , Sir Malcolm , by a test examination of the Revenue Account ? Where are we to find this Revenue Account which ... means of examin- ing it ? —I examine it on behalf of the Committee . If I find , as I have found , matters to which ...
... mean , Sir Malcolm , by a test examination of the Revenue Account ? Where are we to find this Revenue Account which ... means of examin- ing it ? —I examine it on behalf of the Committee . If I find , as I have found , matters to which ...
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... mean it would not be difficult to draft a clause . Mr. Gershom Stewart . 121. He gets the draw - back on the amount ... means ? -The Bill of Entry is a very old word for the system under which the traders , merchants , importers and ...
... mean it would not be difficult to draft a clause . Mr. Gershom Stewart . 121. He gets the draw - back on the amount ... means ? -The Bill of Entry is a very old word for the system under which the traders , merchants , importers and ...
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... means passed , and the Board entertain no doubt that if precise technical accuracy had been arrived at and attained in ... mean by a Departmental check ? Is that a check within the Department itself by officers responsible to whom ? -To ...
... means passed , and the Board entertain no doubt that if precise technical accuracy had been arrived at and attained in ... mean by a Departmental check ? Is that a check within the Department itself by officers responsible to whom ? -To ...
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... means that the two salaries would be paid ? -Yes , it is an addition to the salary . Sir Henry Craik . 220. It means that ... mean interest to That is so . 8 March , 1923. ] [ Continued . Chairman . 24 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
... means that the two salaries would be paid ? -Yes , it is an addition to the salary . Sir Henry Craik . 220. It means that ... mean interest to That is so . 8 March , 1923. ] [ Continued . Chairman . 24 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
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