Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... halfpenny . The present use and trend in use of the halfpenny 105. Hardly anything nowadays costs just a halfpenny . Nevertheless , it has been estimated by the Royal Mint that there are about 700 million halfpenny coins in the hands of ...
... halfpenny . The present use and trend in use of the halfpenny 105. Hardly anything nowadays costs just a halfpenny . Nevertheless , it has been estimated by the Royal Mint that there are about 700 million halfpenny coins in the hands of ...
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... halfpenny steps ; the inland letter rate has moved by halfpenny stages between 1d . and 3d . Halfpennies appear in some laundry charges and the Institute of British Launderers consider the retention of the halfpenny desirable " until ...
... halfpenny steps ; the inland letter rate has moved by halfpenny stages between 1d . and 3d . Halfpennies appear in some laundry charges and the Institute of British Launderers consider the retention of the halfpenny desirable " until ...
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... halfpenny equivalent would not necessarily prevent wage negotiators from dealing with units of value less than a penny or its rough equivalent . Opinion and the halfpenny 126. The organisations and interests which most use the ...
... halfpenny equivalent would not necessarily prevent wage negotiators from dealing with units of value less than a penny or its rough equivalent . Opinion and the halfpenny 126. The organisations and interests which most use the ...
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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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