House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 405
... tion first to the Treasury, in fact, to me individually, and then to the " Chancellor of the Exchequer personally, on the ground that the " exaction of duty in respect of property belonging to a foreign " Sovereign was hardly consistent ...
... tion first to the Treasury, in fact, to me individually, and then to the " Chancellor of the Exchequer personally, on the ground that the " exaction of duty in respect of property belonging to a foreign " Sovereign was hardly consistent ...
Page 472
... tion of the provision for proposed new works which may be in contemplation at the time when the estimate is prepared. While it may be a matter of comparative ease to forecast the progress that will be made with works which are already ...
... tion of the provision for proposed new works which may be in contemplation at the time when the estimate is prepared. While it may be a matter of comparative ease to forecast the progress that will be made with works which are already ...
Page 706
... tion, 1904 (Esher Committee), 466, 490 ; on Stock Valuation Returns, 1907, 502 ; on Government Factories and Workshops, 1907, 503 ; on reshaping Estimates and Accounts, 1919, (VVyon Committee), 591 ; on Aerodrome Construction Accounts ...
... tion, 1904 (Esher Committee), 466, 490 ; on Stock Valuation Returns, 1907, 502 ; on Government Factories and Workshops, 1907, 503 ; on reshaping Estimates and Accounts, 1919, (VVyon Committee), 591 ; on Aerodrome Construction Accounts ...
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