Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... increase of premium has usually been October 15th . We see no reason why custom in this respect should not conform with the new date ( October 31st ) which has now been fixed for hulls and machinery . 18. The question as it now remains ...
... increase of premium has usually been October 15th . We see no reason why custom in this respect should not conform with the new date ( October 31st ) which has now been fixed for hulls and machinery . 18. The question as it now remains ...
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... increase in the depth of the Canal up to 42 feet 8 inches , which will allow of the passage of vessels of 35 feet ... increases of depth at Colombo have been obtained at a relatively low cost by dredging , but to go deeper than 36 feet ...
... increase in the depth of the Canal up to 42 feet 8 inches , which will allow of the passage of vessels of 35 feet ... increases of depth at Colombo have been obtained at a relatively low cost by dredging , but to go deeper than 36 feet ...
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... increase in the canal depth facilities has fallen , with one small exception , at each stage of increase . In the year 1890 , when a draft of 25 feet 7 inches first became available , 145 vessels made use of it , or 43 per cent . of all ...
... increase in the canal depth facilities has fallen , with one small exception , at each stage of increase . In the year 1890 , when a draft of 25 feet 7 inches first became available , 145 vessels made use of it , or 43 per cent . of all ...
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... increase in the draft of ships necessitates very great increase in the cost of harbours suitable to accommodate them . Mr. Savile's estimates indicated an increase in cost of docks approximately propor- tional to the ratio of the cubes ...
... increase in the draft of ships necessitates very great increase in the cost of harbours suitable to accommodate them . Mr. Savile's estimates indicated an increase in cost of docks approximately propor- tional to the ratio of the cubes ...
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... increase the harbour dues for all . It is true that higher dues might be charged to vessels of specially deep draft but the number of ships liable to such dues would probably not suffice to give an adequate increase of revenue . 17. In ...
... increase the harbour dues for all . It is true that higher dues might be charged to vessels of specially deep draft but the number of ships liable to such dues would probably not suffice to give an adequate increase of revenue . 17. In ...
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