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FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ESTIMATES I. - CIVIL , ARMY AND AIR FORCE — II . CIVIL ESTIMATES . SERVICE RECRUITMENT AND NAVY ESTIMATES ( VOTE 12 ) . TOGETHER WITH THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMITTEE , MINUTES OF EVIDENCE , APPENDICES AND ...
FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ESTIMATES I. - CIVIL , ARMY AND AIR FORCE — II . CIVIL ESTIMATES . SERVICE RECRUITMENT AND NAVY ESTIMATES ( VOTE 12 ) . TOGETHER WITH THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMITTEE , MINUTES OF EVIDENCE , APPENDICES AND ...
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[ Wednesday , 23rd February , 1927 ] : - Estimates , -Ordered , That a Select Committee be appointed to examine such of the Estimates presented to this House as may seem fit to the Com- mittee , and to suggest the form in which the ...
[ Wednesday , 23rd February , 1927 ] : - Estimates , -Ordered , That a Select Committee be appointed to examine such of the Estimates presented to this House as may seem fit to the Com- mittee , and to suggest the form in which the ...
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[ Tuesday , 17th November , 1927 ] : - Estimates , Ordered , That Colonel Sir Vivian Henderson be discharged from the Select Committee on Estimates , and that Mr. Wardlaw - Milne be added to the Committee .- ( Colonel Gibbs . ) ...
[ Tuesday , 17th November , 1927 ] : - Estimates , Ordered , That Colonel Sir Vivian Henderson be discharged from the Select Committee on Estimates , and that Mr. Wardlaw - Milne be added to the Committee .- ( Colonel Gibbs . ) ...
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The Select Committee on Estimates have made progress in the matters referred to them , and have agreed to the following First Report . TREASURY ACTION ON REPORTS PRESENTED LAST SESSION . 1. Your Committee have received a Minute from the ...
The Select Committee on Estimates have made progress in the matters referred to them , and have agreed to the following First Report . TREASURY ACTION ON REPORTS PRESENTED LAST SESSION . 1. Your Committee have received a Minute from the ...
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CIVIL ESTIMATES , 1927 . 4. With the object of trying to cover a wider field your Com- mittee decided to appoint a small sub - committee of seven Members , to examine the whole of the Civil Estimates , and report to the Main Committee ...
CIVIL ESTIMATES , 1927 . 4. With the object of trying to cover a wider field your Com- mittee decided to appoint a small sub - committee of seven Members , to examine the whole of the Civil Estimates , and report to the Main Committee ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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