Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... carry flour at a The Report of the Sub - Committee deals with several other questions affect- ing Canadian Trade as well as with the discrimination against Canadian flour . In the remainder of this Report , " Canadian Flour " is used to ...
... carry flour at a The Report of the Sub - Committee deals with several other questions affect- ing Canadian Trade as well as with the discrimination against Canadian flour . In the remainder of this Report , " Canadian Flour " is used to ...
Page 8
... carried with it the rate on flour so that the rates from Canadian and American ports reached much the same level . Hence the discrimination was , for the time being , incidentally removed . But the cause of it , namely , the request ...
... carried with it the rate on flour so that the rates from Canadian and American ports reached much the same level . Hence the discrimination was , for the time being , incidentally removed . But the cause of it , namely , the request ...
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... carrying flour to the United Kingdom particularly are British- owned boats and in a great many cases carrying both Candian and United States flour from New York in the same hold , on the same trip and at two different rates , this ...
... carrying flour to the United Kingdom particularly are British- owned boats and in a great many cases carrying both Candian and United States flour from New York in the same hold , on the same trip and at two different rates , this ...
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... carry any commodity at less than cost , but we would appreciate some ratio as between these two rates that would be fair to all , and we would like to feel at all times that the steamship companies are making a fair profit on ...
... carry any commodity at less than cost , but we would appreciate some ratio as between these two rates that would be fair to all , and we would like to feel at all times that the steamship companies are making a fair profit on ...
Page 8
... carried be corre- spondingly great , a very large ship will spend much of her time in port waiting for cargo to accumulate . Her high capital and other charges become an important factor when she is lying idle or when she is travelling ...
... carried be corre- spondingly great , a very large ship will spend much of her time in port waiting for cargo to accumulate . Her high capital and other charges become an important factor when she is lying idle or when she is travelling ...
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