Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Practice . It is generally accepted that there is a shortage of veterinary assistants in general practice . It is difficult to estimate the extent of this shortage but there is keen competition for veterinary graduates . The demands for ...
... Practice . It is generally accepted that there is a shortage of veterinary assistants in general practice . It is difficult to estimate the extent of this shortage but there is keen competition for veterinary graduates . The demands for ...
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... practice is likely to develop with the increase in the human population . For these reasons and because it is Government policy to foster a prosperous and efficient agriculture , the Council feel that the increase in the demand for ...
... practice is likely to develop with the increase in the human population . For these reasons and because it is Government policy to foster a prosperous and efficient agriculture , the Council feel that the increase in the demand for ...
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... practice or mixed practice , and be paid something like from £ 1,200 to £ 1,500 a year , with perhaps some marginal benefits , and even a free house or motor car or the use of a car . On the other hand , the Agricul- tural Research ...
... practice or mixed practice , and be paid something like from £ 1,200 to £ 1,500 a year , with perhaps some marginal benefits , and even a free house or motor car or the use of a car . On the other hand , the Agricul- tural Research ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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