Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... quantities of spirituous beverages imported or manufactured , and the import and excise duties levied . The provisions of that Conven- tion do not apply to Egypt or to the Union of South Africa . The hectolitre is taken as equivalent to ...
... quantities of spirituous beverages imported or manufactured , and the import and excise duties levied . The provisions of that Conven- tion do not apply to Egypt or to the Union of South Africa . The hectolitre is taken as equivalent to ...
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... quantities of produce for export are also shipped by means of surf - boats from Mano near the Liberian border . The only question of importance in connection with the ports and harbours of Sierra Leone that was raised during my tour was ...
... quantities of produce for export are also shipped by means of surf - boats from Mano near the Liberian border . The only question of importance in connection with the ports and harbours of Sierra Leone that was raised during my tour was ...
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... quantities of both rice and wheat flour to make up some of the deficiencies in its local food supply . The Gold Coast imports much rice and even tinned foods for native consumption . Over and above the foregoing considerations a certain ...
... quantities of both rice and wheat flour to make up some of the deficiencies in its local food supply . The Gold Coast imports much rice and even tinned foods for native consumption . Over and above the foregoing considerations a certain ...
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... quantities . process begins by steaming the fruit entire , and as soon as the fruit is heated the whole mass is put into a centrifugal which expresses the oil . The nuts are separated from the mass by washing , and when dry are cracked ...
... quantities . process begins by steaming the fruit entire , and as soon as the fruit is heated the whole mass is put into a centrifugal which expresses the oil . The nuts are separated from the mass by washing , and when dry are cracked ...
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... quantities of local wood each year . It seems not too much to hope that in the near future all the needs of Nigeria from the point of view of timber will be met from the Nigerian forests , except for a few special articles where ...
... quantities of local wood each year . It seems not too much to hope that in the near future all the needs of Nigeria from the point of view of timber will be met from the Nigerian forests , except for a few special articles where ...
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