Parliamentary Papers, Volume 18H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 3
... increase made in the expectation that the number of scholars forthcoming will approach nearer to the maximum number of 20 contemplated by the scheme . The four Western Pacific High Commission Services show a total increase of £ 1,696 ...
... increase made in the expectation that the number of scholars forthcoming will approach nearer to the maximum number of 20 contemplated by the scheme . The four Western Pacific High Commission Services show a total increase of £ 1,696 ...
Page 8
... increase of £ 48.300 over the original estimate and of £ 78,238 over revenue for 1926-27 . Revenue for 1928-29 is estimated at £ 1,826,650 Railway revenue for the years 1926-27- 1927-28 and 1928-29 shows similar satisfactory increases ...
... increase of £ 48.300 over the original estimate and of £ 78,238 over revenue for 1926-27 . Revenue for 1928-29 is estimated at £ 1,826,650 Railway revenue for the years 1926-27- 1927-28 and 1928-29 shows similar satisfactory increases ...
Page 9
... increase of cattle since the inception of British administration in the Territory exceeds a million head . Nyasaland . The value of the exports of Nyasaland , including re - exports but not including specie , reached a total of ...
... increase of cattle since the inception of British administration in the Territory exceeds a million head . Nyasaland . The value of the exports of Nyasaland , including re - exports but not including specie , reached a total of ...
Page 11
... increase very largely in 1927 the sums spent on Education ( especially grants - in - aid to Missions ) and Medical Services and the European staffs of both Departments , and these are to be still further increased in 1928 . The new ...
... increase very largely in 1927 the sums spent on Education ( especially grants - in - aid to Missions ) and Medical Services and the European staffs of both Departments , and these are to be still further increased in 1928 . The new ...
Page 25
... increase of £ 15,662 over 1926. There was also a growth in the values of exports amounting to £ 439,299 . Carobs , asbestos , pyrites , pota- toes , raisins , cotton , and barley were the chief commodities in which increases were ...
... increase of £ 15,662 over 1926. There was also a growth in the values of exports amounting to £ 439,299 . Carobs , asbestos , pyrites , pota- toes , raisins , cotton , and barley were the chief commodities in which increases were ...
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