Parliamentary Papers, Volume 21H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vii
... connexion with two sites , comprising approximately 160 and 300 cottages respectively , the sellers retain options to repurchase the sites . In the case of the smaller estate , the option is to repurchase two acres ( comprising 40 ...
... connexion with two sites , comprising approximately 160 and 300 cottages respectively , the sellers retain options to repurchase the sites . In the case of the smaller estate , the option is to repurchase two acres ( comprising 40 ...
Page xiii
... connexion with the display of official cinemato- graph films . The Cinematograph Section , comprising a staff of four , was transferred to the Stationery Office from the Imperial War Museum as from 1 April 1924 , and expenditure of 1 ...
... connexion with the display of official cinemato- graph films . The Cinematograph Section , comprising a staff of four , was transferred to the Stationery Office from the Imperial War Museum as from 1 April 1924 , and expenditure of 1 ...
Page xxix
... connexion with the voyage would be defrayed from Navy Votes . The certificate of the Auditor of the Civil List as to the expenditure out of the Grant in Aid was not available at the date of this Report . As regards the expenditure ...
... connexion with the voyage would be defrayed from Navy Votes . The certificate of the Auditor of the Civil List as to the expenditure out of the Grant in Aid was not available at the date of this Report . As regards the expenditure ...
Page xxx
... connexion with exports to Roumania . In the largest of these the importers intimated that they would be compelled to take advantage of the Roumanian Moratorium Law of June 1923 , but later expressed a desire to settle their indebtedness ...
... connexion with exports to Roumania . In the largest of these the importers intimated that they would be compelled to take advantage of the Roumanian Moratorium Law of June 1923 , but later expressed a desire to settle their indebtedness ...
Page xxxi
... connexion with the export of certain textile goods to Austria , delivery of which was not taken by the importers . The goods were invoiced at very high prices , and as it was found impossible to dispose of them locally , they were ...
... connexion with the export of certain textile goods to Austria , delivery of which was not taken by the importers . The goods were invoiced at very high prices , and as it was found impossible to dispose of them locally , they were ...
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