Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... stock . In the month of October , 1920 , tenders were invited for the manufacture of electrical equipment , with a view to completing the railway and bringing it into use . The lowest tender was , however , so high that it was decided ...
... stock . In the month of October , 1920 , tenders were invited for the manufacture of electrical equipment , with a view to completing the railway and bringing it into use . The lowest tender was , however , so high that it was decided ...
Page xi
... stocks ; but sums amounting to over £ 400,000 remained outstanding in respect of that part of the sale price which was payable by instalments . Q. 2295 , etc. In consequence of the stagnation of the industry , the purchasers Accounts ...
... stocks ; but sums amounting to over £ 400,000 remained outstanding in respect of that part of the sale price which was payable by instalments . Q. 2295 , etc. In consequence of the stagnation of the industry , the purchasers Accounts ...
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... stocks were under consideration , supplies largely in excess of the quantity due under contract were accepted from one firm of brick makers , with the result that the surplus bricks held by the Ministry were increased . Qus . 5103 & The ...
... stocks were under consideration , supplies largely in excess of the quantity due under contract were accepted from one firm of brick makers , with the result that the surplus bricks held by the Ministry were increased . Qus . 5103 & The ...
Page xxii
... stocks of non - ferrous metals , of which brass formed a very important part . Owing partly to the fall in market prices and Qns . 3817 & partly to the fact that the quantities to be disposed of proved greatly in excess of what was ...
... stocks of non - ferrous metals , of which brass formed a very important part . Owing partly to the fall in market prices and Qns . 3817 & partly to the fact that the quantities to be disposed of proved greatly in excess of what was ...
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... stocks held at the beginning and end of the financial year as regards Victualling and Royal Marine Stores ( Vote 2 ) , Naval Stores ( Vote 8 ) , and Naval Armament Stores ( Vote 9 ) . This practice was discontinued during the War , but ...
... stocks held at the beginning and end of the financial year as regards Victualling and Royal Marine Stores ( Vote 2 ) , Naval Stores ( Vote 8 ) , and Naval Armament Stores ( Vote 9 ) . This practice was discontinued during the War , but ...
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