Parliamentary Papers, Volume 30H.M. Stationery Office, 1925 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 24
... increase as the water decreases . The result must be that they must either be left to fight it out amongst themselves - which is unfair to the tribes already in possession or else that steps must be taken to send those refugees whence ...
... increase as the water decreases . The result must be that they must either be left to fight it out amongst themselves - which is unfair to the tribes already in possession or else that steps must be taken to send those refugees whence ...
Page 25
... increase as the water decreases . The result must be that they must either be left to fight it out amongst themselves - which is unfair to the tribes already in possession or else that steps must be taken to send those refugees whence ...
... increase as the water decreases . The result must be that they must either be left to fight it out amongst themselves - which is unfair to the tribes already in possession or else that steps must be taken to send those refugees whence ...
Page 27
... increase their activities in that area . I am also informed by the British consul at Maji that the Abyssinians at Maji pretend not to know where the frontier is . But , as mentioned in my last letter to your Majesty , his Highness Ras ...
... increase their activities in that area . I am also informed by the British consul at Maji that the Abyssinians at Maji pretend not to know where the frontier is . But , as mentioned in my last letter to your Majesty , his Highness Ras ...
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... increase of wages shall be made . ARTICLE 14 . A factory owner shall be prohibited from deducting in advance a sum of money from the wages of any employee as a security for compensation for breach of contract or any other damage ...
... increase of wages shall be made . ARTICLE 14 . A factory owner shall be prohibited from deducting in advance a sum of money from the wages of any employee as a security for compensation for breach of contract or any other damage ...
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... increase , the condition of the workers remains generally unchanged , and most industrial undertakings are still run ... increasing the present costs of production to any appreciable extent they would probably be found to be economically ...
... increase , the condition of the workers remains generally unchanged , and most industrial undertakings are still run ... increasing the present costs of production to any appreciable extent they would probably be found to be economically ...
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