Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... fact be less than the final expenditure on the services in 1921-22 . The Committee recommended the cessation of the grant in aid of expenditure on port sanitation . In view of the great importance of protecting the country against ...
... fact be less than the final expenditure on the services in 1921-22 . The Committee recommended the cessation of the grant in aid of expenditure on port sanitation . In view of the great importance of protecting the country against ...
Page xiv
... fact that , in spite of all public and private efforts to restore the state of industry , there remained at the end of the year nearly one and a half million persons in receipt of Poor Law relief ( excluding those in receipt of medical ...
... fact that , in spite of all public and private efforts to restore the state of industry , there remained at the end of the year nearly one and a half million persons in receipt of Poor Law relief ( excluding those in receipt of medical ...
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... fact that deaths from miliary tuberculosis , which were formerly included under " Pulmonary " tuberculosis , are now , by international agreement , classified under " Other forms " of tuberculosis , and the tables have been altered ...
... fact that deaths from miliary tuberculosis , which were formerly included under " Pulmonary " tuberculosis , are now , by international agreement , classified under " Other forms " of tuberculosis , and the tables have been altered ...
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... fact that it is a comparatively new and a growing source , has been the refuse discharged from dairies and cheese factories . The factory erected by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries for the purpose of demonstrating the ...
... fact that it is a comparatively new and a growing source , has been the refuse discharged from dairies and cheese factories . The factory erected by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries for the purpose of demonstrating the ...
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... fact that whereas during the preceding financial year the average of accepted tenders was £ 944 for parlour type houses , and £ 855 for non - parlour types , the average prices accepted came down from £ 798 and £ 697 in April 1921 , to ...
... fact that whereas during the preceding financial year the average of accepted tenders was £ 944 for parlour type houses , and £ 855 for non - parlour types , the average prices accepted came down from £ 798 and £ 697 in April 1921 , to ...
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