Parliamentary Papers, Volume 18H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 6
... considerable surplus , and in Zanzibar , where at first a deficit on the year had been feared , later reports now point to the prob- ability that the satisfactory state of the Protectorate's finances will be maintained . In Uganda ...
... considerable surplus , and in Zanzibar , where at first a deficit on the year had been feared , later reports now point to the prob- ability that the satisfactory state of the Protectorate's finances will be maintained . In Uganda ...
Page 12
... considerable difficulty largely owing to the low prices offering for most of Nigeria's staple products , to a partial failure of the palm oil and cocoa crops due to deficient rainfall , and to the general trade dislocation consequent on ...
... considerable difficulty largely owing to the low prices offering for most of Nigeria's staple products , to a partial failure of the palm oil and cocoa crops due to deficient rainfall , and to the general trade dislocation consequent on ...
Page 13
... considerable progress has also been made in the railway feeder roads of the Colony . Sierra Leone . - Sierra Leone's greatest need to - day is roads . At present an area of 27,000 square miles possesses less than 400 miles of motor ...
... considerable progress has also been made in the railway feeder roads of the Colony . Sierra Leone . - Sierra Leone's greatest need to - day is roads . At present an area of 27,000 square miles possesses less than 400 miles of motor ...
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... considerable success . It is hoped that this campaign will result not only in safeguarding the existing . plantations , but will also open up the island of Viti Levu for coconut plantations . Other problems affecting the quality of Fiji ...
... considerable success . It is hoped that this campaign will result not only in safeguarding the existing . plantations , but will also open up the island of Viti Levu for coconut plantations . Other problems affecting the quality of Fiji ...
Page 4
... considerable problems of its own . On the one hand , there is the obligation which rests on every civilised Government of raising the capacities of its human subjects to their fullest expression ; on the other , there is the equally ...
... considerable problems of its own . On the one hand , there is the obligation which rests on every civilised Government of raising the capacities of its human subjects to their fullest expression ; on the other , there is the equally ...
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