Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... WOMEN . The Government scheme for granting free passages to this class of settler was continued throughout the year . Statistics regarding the scheme are given in Part II . Applications for passages under the scheme were allowed up to ...
... WOMEN . The Government scheme for granting free passages to this class of settler was continued throughout the year . Statistics regarding the scheme are given in Part II . Applications for passages under the scheme were allowed up to ...
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... be unless it affords openings upon the land to suitable settlers of this class . The whole problem is that of tiding over the preliminary period - one or even two years - of training . SECTION IV . WOMEN . ( a ) The 1921 10.
... be unless it affords openings upon the land to suitable settlers of this class . The whole problem is that of tiding over the preliminary period - one or even two years - of training . SECTION IV . WOMEN . ( a ) The 1921 10.
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... women over men of 1,702,802 ( of whom about half are between the ages of 15 and 45 ) , corresponding to a ratio of 1,095 women to every 1,000 men . These figures make it clear that it is desirable to encourage the migration to the ...
... women over men of 1,702,802 ( of whom about half are between the ages of 15 and 45 ) , corresponding to a ratio of 1,095 women to every 1,000 men . These figures make it clear that it is desirable to encourage the migration to the ...
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... women in this country and to the deficiency overseas , the prospects of many women are likely to be brighter in the Dominions than here . To put the case plainly , many women in this country must necessarily look forward to a solitary ...
... women in this country and to the deficiency overseas , the prospects of many women are likely to be brighter in the Dominions than here . To put the case plainly , many women in this country must necessarily look forward to a solitary ...
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... women . This is partly due to the fact that the cost of the journey prevents most applicants from proceeding further in the matter and also that the oversea representatives prefer to keep final arrangements for departure in their own ...
... women . This is partly due to the fact that the cost of the journey prevents most applicants from proceeding further in the matter and also that the oversea representatives prefer to keep final arrangements for departure in their own ...
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