Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... amount fixed from time to time by order of the Treasury . That amount was 9d . a gallon before 14th October , 1953 , when it was increased to 1s . 3d . a gallon . The Excise duty on power methylated spirits is at the basic rate for ...
... amount fixed from time to time by order of the Treasury . That amount was 9d . a gallon before 14th October , 1953 , when it was increased to 1s . 3d . a gallon . The Excise duty on power methylated spirits is at the basic rate for ...
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... amount expressed in the unfamiliar decimal system . From the armchair a plausible case might be made out in favour of each of the four systems considered ( Table III ) : for example , one might say that a system based on a major unit ...
... amount expressed in the unfamiliar decimal system . From the armchair a plausible case might be made out in favour of each of the four systems considered ( Table III ) : for example , one might say that a system based on a major unit ...
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... amount tendered and the amount payable . 25. The latter operation does not necessarily involve a subtraction sum , in fact most shopkeepers use the method of " counting up " , i.e. counting up from the amount payable and extracting ...
... amount tendered and the amount payable . 25. The latter operation does not necessarily involve a subtraction sum , in fact most shopkeepers use the method of " counting up " , i.e. counting up from the amount payable and extracting ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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