Parliamentary Papers, Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... - ing Dependencies of the Empire at the total annual maximum cost of £ 13,000 , further details of which are given in Part III of the Estimate . of £ 11,300 , of which £ 10,300 represents additional STATEMENT ΤΟ ACCOMPANY THE ESTIMATES FOR.
... - ing Dependencies of the Empire at the total annual maximum cost of £ 13,000 , further details of which are given in Part III of the Estimate . of £ 11,300 , of which £ 10,300 represents additional STATEMENT ΤΟ ACCOMPANY THE ESTIMATES FOR.
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... maximum period of 25 years . A Treaty giving effect to this condition was duly signed at Baghdad in January , 1926. In June , 1926 , a Treaty ‡ was concluded at Angora between Great Britain , Turkey and ' Iraq , by which Turkey accepted ...
... maximum period of 25 years . A Treaty giving effect to this condition was duly signed at Baghdad in January , 1926. In June , 1926 , a Treaty ‡ was concluded at Angora between Great Britain , Turkey and ' Iraq , by which Turkey accepted ...
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... maximum of £ 108,000 was provided . II . The actual expenditure out of the Grant in Aid of the British Section of the Palestine Gendarmerie in 1925-26 ( £ 200,000 ) left a cash balance of approximately £ 13,500 , which will be sur ...
... maximum of £ 108,000 was provided . II . The actual expenditure out of the Grant in Aid of the British Section of the Palestine Gendarmerie in 1925-26 ( £ 200,000 ) left a cash balance of approximately £ 13,500 , which will be sur ...
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... maximum which we could see our way to grant . 25. Meanwhile , in spite of the obvious importance of following up the recent discoveries , the Archæological Department have found that they cannot frame a considered programme for a period ...
... maximum which we could see our way to grant . 25. Meanwhile , in spite of the obvious importance of following up the recent discoveries , the Archæological Department have found that they cannot frame a considered programme for a period ...
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... maximum amount that we should require to raise by a rupee loan in the open market in India would be 12 crores . I stated that it was not im- probable that at the same time as we approached the market for a rupee loan we should also ...
... maximum amount that we should require to raise by a rupee loan in the open market in India would be 12 crores . I stated that it was not im- probable that at the same time as we approached the market for a rupee loan we should also ...
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