Parliamentary Papers, Volume 18H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... recognised in law . Immediate steps were taken to deal with the position and to remove this lacuna in Sierra Leone's previous slavery legislation . An Ordinance was passed , and came into force on the 1st January , 1928 , totally ...
... recognised in law . Immediate steps were taken to deal with the position and to remove this lacuna in Sierra Leone's previous slavery legislation . An Ordinance was passed , and came into force on the 1st January , 1928 , totally ...
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... recognised that this Department is one of the most important in the maintenance and welfare of the Colony . Unfor- tunately , since 1924 there has been plague in the town of Lagos and in some of the adjoining districts . A special party ...
... recognised that this Department is one of the most important in the maintenance and welfare of the Colony . Unfor- tunately , since 1924 there has been plague in the town of Lagos and in some of the adjoining districts . A special party ...
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... recognised the existence of an independent Government in Trans- Jordan under the rule of H.H. The Amir . * Public security continues to improve the revenue of the country has increased and , as a result , it has been found possible to ...
... recognised the existence of an independent Government in Trans- Jordan under the rule of H.H. The Amir . * Public security continues to improve the revenue of the country has increased and , as a result , it has been found possible to ...
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... recognised as a definite service for the Empire and the Board has approved a grant for the employment of preparers and botanists to enable the necessary classification to be done . ( Estimates , Class VI , 8 , Sub - head M. 1 . and P ...
... recognised as a definite service for the Empire and the Board has approved a grant for the employment of preparers and botanists to enable the necessary classification to be done . ( Estimates , Class VI , 8 , Sub - head M. 1 . and P ...
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... recognised to be of economic importance to the fishing industry , and by contributing to the development of knowledge in regard to the nature of calcium metabolism which may yield results of great importance not only to fisheries ...
... recognised to be of economic importance to the fishing industry , and by contributing to the development of knowledge in regard to the nature of calcium metabolism which may yield results of great importance not only to fisheries ...
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