Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 - Bills, Legislative |
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... period from the 1st April 1959 to the 31st March 1964 of £ 100m . In cases where projects for which loans are made continue beyond the 31st March 1964 issues for part or all of such loans will be possible for a period of three years ...
... period from the 1st April 1959 to the 31st March 1964 of £ 100m . In cases where projects for which loans are made continue beyond the 31st March 1964 issues for part or all of such loans will be possible for a period of three years ...
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... period of adequate soil moisture . Easily assimilable organic matter might be less readily available towards the end of a long rains period and may account for this condition . 369. Further laboratory studies to investigate the ...
... period of adequate soil moisture . Easily assimilable organic matter might be less readily available towards the end of a long rains period and may account for this condition . 369. Further laboratory studies to investigate the ...
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... period 1st January to the 31st March , 1959 , was prepared and approved by the House of Representatives . It provides for the expenditure of £ 2.7 million for this period , revenue being estimated at £ 3.2 million . 57. The development ...
... period 1st January to the 31st March , 1959 , was prepared and approved by the House of Representatives . It provides for the expenditure of £ 2.7 million for this period , revenue being estimated at £ 3.2 million . 57. The development ...
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