Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... FISHERMEN SUB- 14 246 4 32 Navigation and nautical astronomy 4 54 4 32 .. 32 Other nautical subjects ( including seamanship and nautical handicraft ) 10 192 IX . — PROFESSIONAL AND COMMERCIAL SUB- JECTS 16,100 368,004 3,201 75,613 ...
... FISHERMEN SUB- 14 246 4 32 Navigation and nautical astronomy 4 54 4 32 .. 32 Other nautical subjects ( including seamanship and nautical handicraft ) 10 192 IX . — PROFESSIONAL AND COMMERCIAL SUB- JECTS 16,100 368,004 3,201 75,613 ...
Page 65
... Fishermen is taking an interest in the arrangements and it is hoped that first - aid centres will be available this season . Voluntary Welfare . - There is no limit to voluntary welfare and there have been steady progress and many ...
... Fishermen is taking an interest in the arrangements and it is hoped that first - aid centres will be available this season . Voluntary Welfare . - There is no limit to voluntary welfare and there have been steady progress and many ...
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... fishermen entered upon the summer fishing , and the experience of the earlier part of the season was little calculated to raise their hopes . The fish taken during the opening weeks were unsuitable either for pickling or kippering , and ...
... fishermen entered upon the summer fishing , and the experience of the earlier part of the season was little calculated to raise their hopes . The fish taken during the opening weeks were unsuitable either for pickling or kippering , and ...
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... fishermen and curers began to desert the northern ports for more fortunate centres , and the season at these ports can only be termed a failure . It was reserved for the portion of the fleet which elected to operate on the West Coast to ...
... fishermen and curers began to desert the northern ports for more fortunate centres , and the season at these ports can only be termed a failure . It was reserved for the portion of the fleet which elected to operate on the West Coast to ...
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... fishermen are enjoying a degree of prosperity to which they have long been strangers . For this change in their fortunes they , in common with the fishermen in the Clyde and on other parts of the coast , are indebted to the development ...
... fishermen are enjoying a degree of prosperity to which they have long been strangers . For this change in their fortunes they , in common with the fishermen in the Clyde and on other parts of the coast , are indebted to the development ...
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