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Would you consider it fair to ask you to enlarge that point of objection that you have to the Incorporated Asso- ciation on the actual question ? Would you consider it fair to ask you to supple- ment that in as a brief ...
Would you consider it fair to ask you to enlarge that point of objection that you have to the Incorporated Asso- ciation on the actual question ? Would you consider it fair to ask you to supple- ment that in as a brief ...
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Would the witness consider his appointment by a local authority as an architect would be sufficient to qualify him to be called an 66 architect eventu- ally when he got to private practice , if he does ? ( Mr. Scorgie . ) ...
Would the witness consider his appointment by a local authority as an architect would be sufficient to qualify him to be called an 66 architect eventu- ally when he got to private practice , if he does ? ( Mr. Scorgie . ) ...
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Having read those ques- tions do you consider that your state- answers those questions ? -The questions were never submitted to me . 315. No ; he intended to ask them . Chairman . ] The questions are not You put in evidence ...
Having read those ques- tions do you consider that your state- answers those questions ? -The questions were never submitted to me . 315. No ; he intended to ask them . Chairman . ] The questions are not You put in evidence ...
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... and that there has sometimes been a tendency , a not un- natural tendency , for Municipal authorities to proceed in these matters without what we consider to be a sufficient amount of consultation with Architects , but our policy is ...
... and that there has sometimes been a tendency , a not un- natural tendency , for Municipal authorities to proceed in these matters without what we consider to be a sufficient amount of consultation with Architects , but our policy is ...
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Under these circumstances I consider I have a right to dispose of the mis - statements made by Major Barnes . Major Barnes has been good enough to say a few kind words in re- gard to myself and the officials of the Association ; he has ...
Under these circumstances I consider I have a right to dispose of the mis - statements made by Major Barnes . Major Barnes has been good enough to say a few kind words in re- gard to myself and the officials of the Association ; he has ...
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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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