Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Ports of Great Britain , 1924. p . 113 Covent Garden : [ Cmd . 2244. ] Report on the Dispute at Covent Garden and the threatened Stoppage of Work at the ports and elsewhere arising therefrom . Dock Labour : 125 ✓ [ Cmd . 2056. ] Report ...
... Ports of Great Britain , 1924. p . 113 Covent Garden : [ Cmd . 2244. ] Report on the Dispute at Covent Garden and the threatened Stoppage of Work at the ports and elsewhere arising therefrom . Dock Labour : 125 ✓ [ Cmd . 2056. ] Report ...
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... ports was higher than that on flour milled in the United States and shipped from those same American ports in the same vessels to the same destinations ; and ( b ) that the freight on flour shipped from Canadian ports was higher than ...
... ports was higher than that on flour milled in the United States and shipped from those same American ports in the same vessels to the same destinations ; and ( b ) that the freight on flour shipped from Canadian ports was higher than ...
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... ports arose in the following manner . Towards the end of 1920 , the United States Shipping Board made an agreement with the United States millers to carry flour at a The Report of the Sub - Committee deals with several other questions ...
... ports arose in the following manner . Towards the end of 1920 , the United States Shipping Board made an agreement with the United States millers to carry flour at a The Report of the Sub - Committee deals with several other questions ...
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... ports , with headquarters at Montreal , holding that the flour rate being charged from American ports was now uneconomic and fearing that traffic would be diverted from Canadian ports , requested the New York Conference to respect their ...
... ports , with headquarters at Montreal , holding that the flour rate being charged from American ports was now uneconomic and fearing that traffic would be diverted from Canadian ports , requested the New York Conference to respect their ...
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... ports on Canadian flour as on American flour . These assurances are of considerable importance in that they definitely remove the risk of any recurrence of similar discrimination in this form and we therefore feel that the fact that ...
... ports on Canadian flour as on American flour . These assurances are of considerable importance in that they definitely remove the risk of any recurrence of similar discrimination in this form and we therefore feel that the fact that ...
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