Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 17
... present in force for the supply of milk , with such safeguards against abuse as it has been possible to devise , allowing Local Authorities to substitute meals for milk in the case of expectant and nursing mothers where they desire and ...
... present in force for the supply of milk , with such safeguards against abuse as it has been possible to devise , allowing Local Authorities to substitute meals for milk in the case of expectant and nursing mothers where they desire and ...
Page 18
... present at 59 men and 43 women . They are divided according to occupations as follows : - Basket Makers Pianoforte Tuners Music Teachers Chair Caners Fibre Mat Makers String Bag Makers Wool Workers ( hand ) Boot Repairers Wool Workers ...
... present at 59 men and 43 women . They are divided according to occupations as follows : - Basket Makers Pianoforte Tuners Music Teachers Chair Caners Fibre Mat Makers String Bag Makers Wool Workers ( hand ) Boot Repairers Wool Workers ...
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Up to the present the problem of the hand knitters has remained largely unsolved . Not only is the competition of machine - made goods very formidable , but the quality of much of the work ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Up to the present the problem of the hand knitters has remained largely unsolved . Not only is the competition of machine - made goods very formidable , but the quality of much of the work ...
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... present exist ; ( i ) to undertake the distribution of any contributions made by an Approved Society in cases where the Society is purely local in character ; and generally to take every possible step to assist the hospitals in their ...
... present exist ; ( i ) to undertake the distribution of any contributions made by an Approved Society in cases where the Society is purely local in character ; and generally to take every possible step to assist the hospitals in their ...
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... present available , the general position is more favourable than Lord Cave's Committee anticipated . The aggregate deficits in London amounted in 1921 to approximately £ 320,000 as compared with £ 463,000 in 1920 . Complete figures are ...
... present available , the general position is more favourable than Lord Cave's Committee anticipated . The aggregate deficits in London amounted in 1921 to approximately £ 320,000 as compared with £ 463,000 in 1920 . Complete figures are ...
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