Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Station and the North- Western District Post Office , and that tube for some time was worked . Perhaps it would be convenient if Mr. Seager Berry puts before the Committee a plan which shows exactly where the tube runs . ( A plan was ...
... Station and the North- Western District Post Office , and that tube for some time was worked . Perhaps it would be convenient if Mr. Seager Berry puts before the Committee a plan which shows exactly where the tube runs . ( A plan was ...
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... Station . Then in 1866 the remainder of the tube was con- structed , I think of a larger diameter , from Euston Station along the red line sl : own on the plan to the General Post Office . From the 1st December , 1873 , to the 31st ...
... Station . Then in 1866 the remainder of the tube was con- structed , I think of a larger diameter , from Euston Station along the red line sl : own on the plan to the General Post Office . From the 1st December , 1873 , to the 31st ...
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... station on the Pneumatic Despatch Company's system . The tube ran into the station from the west , and from the east also . All that the Holborn Council did when they constructed that underground con- venience was to cut away the ...
... station on the Pneumatic Despatch Company's system . The tube ran into the station from the west , and from the east also . All that the Holborn Council did when they constructed that underground con- venience was to cut away the ...
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... stations . The agitation for meters practically petered out in three years , due chiefly to acquiescence in the general correctness of the Telephone Company's records and , perhaps , to the expense of the meters . 1192 . 1957-65 , 31 ...
... stations . The agitation for meters practically petered out in three years , due chiefly to acquiescence in the general correctness of the Telephone Company's records and , perhaps , to the expense of the meters . 1192 . 1957-65 , 31 ...
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... stations which , measured by their direct returns , may not pay . For example , some public pay stations ' in a comprehensive system may originate very little business , and yet they may be very im- portant , considering the system as a ...
... stations which , measured by their direct returns , may not pay . For example , some public pay stations ' in a comprehensive system may originate very little business , and yet they may be very im- portant , considering the system as a ...
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