Parliamentary Papers, Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... increases in the estimated expenditure for 1926 , the following may be mentioned : - Nyasaland.- £ 140,000 provided represents an increase of £ 30,000 in the amount of the loan which has been agreed to by the Treasury . Of this total ...
... increases in the estimated expenditure for 1926 , the following may be mentioned : - Nyasaland.- £ 140,000 provided represents an increase of £ 30,000 in the amount of the loan which has been agreed to by the Treasury . Of this total ...
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... from the Imperial garrison , the only services of importance to which British revenues still contribute * Cmd . 2427 . the cost of which is borne by Great Britain ; In the sub - head for Boundary Commissions there is an increase.
... from the Imperial garrison , the only services of importance to which British revenues still contribute * Cmd . 2427 . the cost of which is borne by Great Britain ; In the sub - head for Boundary Commissions there is an increase.
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... increase of nearly 100 per cent . in 1925 , and there is every reason to hope that this year will show a large further increase . Maize exports from Kenya and Uganda rose from £ 381,000 in 1924 to £ 417,000 in 1925 , coffee from ...
... increase of nearly 100 per cent . in 1925 , and there is every reason to hope that this year will show a large further increase . Maize exports from Kenya and Uganda rose from £ 381,000 in 1924 to £ 417,000 in 1925 , coffee from ...
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... increase its production with the rise in prices , and in 1924 the output of tin concentrates was as much as 8,852 tons . From the Gold Coast the export of manganese was approxi- mately 340,000 tons last year as compared with 107,000 ...
... increase its production with the rise in prices , and in 1924 the output of tin concentrates was as much as 8,852 tons . From the Gold Coast the export of manganese was approxi- mately 340,000 tons last year as compared with 107,000 ...
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... increased and the number of vacant posts is now less than at any time since 1914. It has been found possible to increase the staff of the Research Institute and to extend hospital facilities in numerous stations . The Veterinary ...
... increased and the number of vacant posts is now less than at any time since 1914. It has been found possible to increase the staff of the Research Institute and to extend hospital facilities in numerous stations . The Veterinary ...
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