Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page ix
... taken by the Board of Trade in this particular case . The Committee cannot but express regret at the action taken by the Board of Trade in this matter . Distressing as were the circumstances of the case , they feel that , having regard ...
... taken by the Board of Trade in this particular case . The Committee cannot but express regret at the action taken by the Board of Trade in this matter . Distressing as were the circumstances of the case , they feel that , having regard ...
Page xiv
... taken by the Prison Commissioners . As the circumstances were altogether exceptional and unusual the Committee do not wish to suggest at this date that the expenditure should be disallowed , but they trust that this anomalous ...
... taken by the Prison Commissioners . As the circumstances were altogether exceptional and unusual the Committee do not wish to suggest at this date that the expenditure should be disallowed , but they trust that this anomalous ...
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... taken steps to bring out carefully in an appendix a comparison between the Research and Experiment expendi- ture in the Estimates for , say , next year and the year preceding it , that is the present year . If I may go a little further ...
... taken steps to bring out carefully in an appendix a comparison between the Research and Experiment expendi- ture in the Estimates for , say , next year and the year preceding it , that is the present year . If I may go a little further ...
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... taken against recurrence , I suppose in the first instance you are very rigorous in looking after things yourself ? Yes . I think it right to say that in some respects precautions have been somewhat relaxed in the interests of economy ...
... taken against recurrence , I suppose in the first instance you are very rigorous in looking after things yourself ? Yes . I think it right to say that in some respects precautions have been somewhat relaxed in the interests of economy ...
Page 40
... taken from the Local Company and transformed at the Savings Bank . Colonel Assheton Pownall . 425. " Deficit on Appropriations in Aid " is £ 192,000 odd although you saved £ 180,000 odd . There is £ 12,000 short there ; how is that ...
... taken from the Local Company and transformed at the Savings Bank . Colonel Assheton Pownall . 425. " Deficit on Appropriations in Aid " is £ 192,000 odd although you saved £ 180,000 odd . There is £ 12,000 short there ; how is that ...
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