Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... existing Orders are shown in Appendix D. 12. Reliefs under Section 6 , i.e. reliefs on particular importations of certain goods . Statistics of the reliefs given under this Section are set out in Appendix E. 13. Reliefs under Section 7 ...
... existing Orders are shown in Appendix D. 12. Reliefs under Section 6 , i.e. reliefs on particular importations of certain goods . Statistics of the reliefs given under this Section are set out in Appendix E. 13. Reliefs under Section 7 ...
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... existing coins ( the shilling and the florin ) and even these would necessarily differ in design - probably also in namefrom their £ s . d . equivalents . Changes in our banknotes would be less farreaching ; only the 10s . note would ...
... existing coins ( the shilling and the florin ) and even these would necessarily differ in design - probably also in namefrom their £ s . d . equivalents . Changes in our banknotes would be less farreaching ; only the 10s . note would ...
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... EXISTING " SILVER " COINS AS BOTH DECIMAL AND STERLING CURRENCY ( see Chapter VI ) General Introduction 1. The main impact of a change to decimal coinage , as far as the general public is concerned , will be felt through the millions of ...
... EXISTING " SILVER " COINS AS BOTH DECIMAL AND STERLING CURRENCY ( see Chapter VI ) General Introduction 1. The main impact of a change to decimal coinage , as far as the general public is concerned , will be felt through the millions of ...
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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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