Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 20
... Resident Non - resident Waitresses Laundry Service Charwomen Others ... ... ... ... 35,032 35,142 19,220 6,287 ... ... ... 32,976 693 Total , Domestic Service Engineering ... Commercial Occupations Agriculture ... ... : : 129,350 Cotton ...
... Resident Non - resident Waitresses Laundry Service Charwomen Others ... ... ... ... 35,032 35,142 19,220 6,287 ... ... ... 32,976 693 Total , Domestic Service Engineering ... Commercial Occupations Agriculture ... ... : : 129,350 Cotton ...
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... resident in the Dominions who accept responsibility for the welfare and settlement of their nominees . Selected migrants are those recruited in bulk by the Dominion Governments , such as men for work on the land and women for domestic ...
... resident in the Dominions who accept responsibility for the welfare and settlement of their nominees . Selected migrants are those recruited in bulk by the Dominion Governments , such as men for work on the land and women for domestic ...
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... resident in Yeovil , lost his employ- ment on 12th October , 1926 , and made a claim for unemployment benefit on the following day . On 10th November he refused an offer of apparently suitable employment at Devizes , 46 miles from his ...
... resident in Yeovil , lost his employ- ment on 12th October , 1926 , and made a claim for unemployment benefit on the following day . On 10th November he refused an offer of apparently suitable employment at Devizes , 46 miles from his ...
Page 98
... resident domestic service . For the purpose of furthering the work of the Committee the Department made a fresh grant of £ 45,000 , under the same con- ditions as had previously been laid down , to cover the period April , 1927 , to ...
... resident domestic service . For the purpose of furthering the work of the Committee the Department made a fresh grant of £ 45,000 , under the same con- ditions as had previously been laid down , to cover the period April , 1927 , to ...
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... residents in their districts in the benefits provided by the expenditure of the funds raised by rating , and that they should be willing to pay an equitable share of the rates . The additional burden which our proposal would place on ...
... residents in their districts in the benefits provided by the expenditure of the funds raised by rating , and that they should be willing to pay an equitable share of the rates . The additional burden which our proposal would place on ...
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