Parliamentary Papers, Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Votes polled to each Candidate , the number of Polling Districts and Stations , the number of Electors , and the number of Absent Voters ( in continuation of No. 151 of 1924 ) . Spoilt Ballot Papers : p . 523 49. Return showing the ...
... Votes polled to each Candidate , the number of Polling Districts and Stations , the number of Electors , and the number of Absent Voters ( in continuation of No. 151 of 1924 ) . Spoilt Ballot Papers : p . 523 49. Return showing the ...
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... Vote 3 of this Class . The net decrease of £ 664,318 in the estimated expenditure for 1926-27 , takes into account a reduction of £ 350,000 due to the discontinuance , as a result of the increased prosperity of the Territory , of the ...
... Vote 3 of this Class . The net decrease of £ 664,318 in the estimated expenditure for 1926-27 , takes into account a reduction of £ 350,000 due to the discontinuance , as a result of the increased prosperity of the Territory , of the ...
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... voted for East Africa Services in past years . Middle Eastern Services , 1926 , Class V , 5 . The Middle Eastern Services Vote dates its existence as a separate Vote from the year 1921. Its creation formed portion of the administrative ...
... voted for East Africa Services in past years . Middle Eastern Services , 1926 , Class V , 5 . The Middle Eastern Services Vote dates its existence as a separate Vote from the year 1921. Its creation formed portion of the administrative ...
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... voted by Parliament in 1924 has been carried on , and it is probable that the railway by this time will have reached the Uganda border , which makes the line available to relieve the cotton traffic to some extent over the existing route ...
... voted by Parliament in 1924 has been carried on , and it is probable that the railway by this time will have reached the Uganda border , which makes the line available to relieve the cotton traffic to some extent over the existing route ...
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... voting being 27 for and 29 against the proposal . It cannot be too strongly emphasised that our attitude in this matter is entirely consistent with the feeling of the greatest loyalty to His Majesty's Throne and Person , and a desire to ...
... voting being 27 for and 29 against the proposal . It cannot be too strongly emphasised that our attitude in this matter is entirely consistent with the feeling of the greatest loyalty to His Majesty's Throne and Person , and a desire to ...
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1st April 31 December 31st March Absent Voters List Adastral House Administration amount appointment Australia Award balance at 31 benefits Berar Board Borough British Government Budget Estimate capital expenditure Capital outlay cent Central Government certificates charged to Revenue Committee contributions cost crores Debt Delhi depositor deposits duty Education Exchequer figures Finance Fund George Government of India Governor grant honour income increase Indian Peninsula Railway interest Irish Free James John lakhs Leasehold Legal Maximum Loans London Lord Majesty's Majesty's Government Maximum for Candidates Memorandum ment Miscellaneous Monmouthshire Names of Candidates Nizam Number of Electors Number of Persons payable payment pension Persons on Absent Polling Districts Polling Stations Post Office present Provincial Governments provision receipts reduction Registrar Reserve revised estimate rupee salaries Savings Bank scheme Secretary Services South Australia Stock surplus Total Expenses transfer Treasury Votes polled War Bonds Western Australia William