House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 241
... Dockyard for three months. The result was quite satisfactory, and, accordingly, the system was brought into full operation at the whole of the dockyards on 1 April last, and has since been carried on without drawback. 20. We are ...
... Dockyard for three months. The result was quite satisfactory, and, accordingly, the system was brought into full operation at the whole of the dockyards on 1 April last, and has since been carried on without drawback. 20. We are ...
Page 302
... Dockyard Shipbuilding, and Purpose III., Armaments of Dockyard Ships, for Purpose I., Contract Ships and Armaments. Under such an arrangement resort to borrowing for the last-mentioned purpose, when the cash balances of the other ...
... Dockyard Shipbuilding, and Purpose III., Armaments of Dockyard Ships, for Purpose I., Contract Ships and Armaments. Under such an arrangement resort to borrowing for the last-mentioned purpose, when the cash balances of the other ...
Page 711
... Dockyard Extensions Act, 1865, 104. Dockyard Schools ; necessity for, 478. Documents ; access of Comptroller and Auditor General, and publication in his reports, see Comptroller and Auditor General. Dual Capacity ; contracts not to be ...
... Dockyard Extensions Act, 1865, 104. Dockyard Schools ; necessity for, 478. Documents ; access of Comptroller and Auditor General, and publication in his reports, see Comptroller and Auditor General. Dual Capacity ; contracts not to be ...
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