Parliamentary Papers, Volume 15H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... carry off the land water brought down by the main river and its tributaries from the uplands are not maintained in an adequate condition of efficiency , it will be exposed to serious floods in times of heavy rainfall . 6. The labours of ...
... carry off the land water brought down by the main river and its tributaries from the uplands are not maintained in an adequate condition of efficiency , it will be exposed to serious floods in times of heavy rainfall . 6. The labours of ...
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... carried out in a period of 10 years , the idea being that the sum should in the first instance be found by the State ... carrying out of works in the upland areas during the suspensory period . ( 3 ) That the Ministry should endeavour to ...
... carried out in a period of 10 years , the idea being that the sum should in the first instance be found by the State ... carrying out of works in the upland areas during the suspensory period . ( 3 ) That the Ministry should endeavour to ...
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... carry on the work of the Board during the suspensory period . 20. These proposals were in due course accepted by the ... carried by the water . 22. We have also heard the evidence of the following engineers Sir Cyril Kirkpatrick , Member ...
... carry on the work of the Board during the suspensory period . 20. These proposals were in due course accepted by the ... carried by the water . 22. We have also heard the evidence of the following engineers Sir Cyril Kirkpatrick , Member ...
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... carry only a small amount of silt in suspension . These two conditions would be fulfilled if the training walls were carried as far as Hull Sand beacon , a distance of , approxi- mately , 5 miles below the seaward end of the Marsh Cut ...
... carry only a small amount of silt in suspension . These two conditions would be fulfilled if the training walls were carried as far as Hull Sand beacon , a distance of , approxi- mately , 5 miles below the seaward end of the Marsh Cut ...
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... carried out without any charge on the higher lands , and that all the Internal Drainage of the Fens is borne and will continue to be borne by the area directly concerned . 57. More than one witness made it clear that what they asked for ...
... carried out without any charge on the higher lands , and that all the Internal Drainage of the Fens is borne and will continue to be borne by the area directly concerned . 57. More than one witness made it clear that what they asked for ...
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