Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... possible be in the form of advances to settlers , and therefore recoverable , should normally be assigned as to one - half to land settlement , and as to one - half to the provision of assisted passages and other kindred purposes . The ...
... possible be in the form of advances to settlers , and therefore recoverable , should normally be assigned as to one - half to land settlement , and as to one - half to the provision of assisted passages and other kindred purposes . The ...
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... possible , to go on the land , but had had no experience . He and his family were approved as settlers by the Australian Authori- ties , were granted passages by His Majesty's Government and pro- ceeded in 1919 to one of the largest ...
... possible , to go on the land , but had had no experience . He and his family were approved as settlers by the Australian Authori- ties , were granted passages by His Majesty's Government and pro- ceeded in 1919 to one of the largest ...
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... possible , in meeting the demands for labour from this country . Particulars of the arrangements entered into between the Imperial and Canadian Governments for dealing with such demands were given in the Committee's Report for 1920 ...
... possible , in meeting the demands for labour from this country . Particulars of the arrangements entered into between the Imperial and Canadian Governments for dealing with such demands were given in the Committee's Report for 1920 ...
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... possible upon voluntary effort , and throughout the year under review they have co - operated as closely as possible with the various voluntary societies . Unfortunately , owing largely to lack of funds , these societies are unable to ...
... possible upon voluntary effort , and throughout the year under review they have co - operated as closely as possible with the various voluntary societies . Unfortunately , owing largely to lack of funds , these societies are unable to ...
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... possible . With this object in view power was taken to found a Colony for the cultivation of tobacco on the Rivers Entaz and Anetzu , and to settle forty families of natives and foreigners ( comprising some Germans and Hungarians ) upon ...
... possible . With this object in view power was taken to found a Colony for the cultivation of tobacco on the Rivers Entaz and Anetzu , and to settle forty families of natives and foreigners ( comprising some Germans and Hungarians ) upon ...
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