Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... period of one month from the present date . * 1. Notwithstanding the provisions of article 248 ( a ) of the Treaty of Saint - Germain , direct communication may be permitted with the consent of the two Clearing Offices between the ...
... period of one month from the present date . * 1. Notwithstanding the provisions of article 248 ( a ) of the Treaty of Saint - Germain , direct communication may be permitted with the consent of the two Clearing Offices between the ...
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... periods therein prescribed . In return the Austrian Clearing Office shall pay to the British Clearing Office , not later than the 31st March and the 30th September in each year , begin- ning with the year 1921 , the sterling value of ...
... periods therein prescribed . In return the Austrian Clearing Office shall pay to the British Clearing Office , not later than the 31st March and the 30th September in each year , begin- ning with the year 1921 , the sterling value of ...
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... period between the payment of the bill maturing in September and the 31st December next following satisfying the British Clearing Office by adducing reliable figures that the final balance of the account between the two Clearing Offices ...
... period between the payment of the bill maturing in September and the 31st December next following satisfying the British Clearing Office by adducing reliable figures that the final balance of the account between the two Clearing Offices ...
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... period during which such excess payments shall have been in the hands of the British Clearing Office . 3. By way of reduction of the sum in arrear under the said British note , which amounts to £ 793,000 or thereabouts , the Austrian ...
... period during which such excess payments shall have been in the hands of the British Clearing Office . 3. By way of reduction of the sum in arrear under the said British note , which amounts to £ 793,000 or thereabouts , the Austrian ...
Page 5
... period of military service were quite reasonable in themselves , but he must consider how they appeared to us . The real protection of Egypt against external danger was afforded by the guarantee of Great Britain and of the British fleet ...
... period of military service were quite reasonable in themselves , but he must consider how they appeared to us . The real protection of Egypt against external danger was afforded by the guarantee of Great Britain and of the British fleet ...
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