Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... less than 99.5 % Manganese nitride contain- ing not less than 4 per cent by weight of nitrogen in all Tent roofs , each of a weight of not less than two tons Revised duty The 334 per cent ad valorem duty was removed The 333 per cent ad ...
... less than 99.5 % Manganese nitride contain- ing not less than 4 per cent by weight of nitrogen in all Tent roofs , each of a weight of not less than two tons Revised duty The 334 per cent ad valorem duty was removed The 333 per cent ad ...
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... less than half the purchasing power of the farthing in the period before 1914 , and is rather less valuable than the farthing was in 1939. From another stand- point , we can say that a lowest value coin of 1-2d . now would have approxi ...
... less than half the purchasing power of the farthing in the period before 1914 , and is rather less valuable than the farthing was in 1939. From another stand- point , we can say that a lowest value coin of 1-2d . now would have approxi ...
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... less confusion from a proliferation of novel coins than under a £ -cent- transition , but the degree of difficulty of associability would be less ( see Chapter VI , paragraphs 205 to 209 ) ; for one shilling , 10 cents is an easier ...
... less confusion from a proliferation of novel coins than under a £ -cent- transition , but the degree of difficulty of associability would be less ( see Chapter VI , paragraphs 205 to 209 ) ; for one shilling , 10 cents is an easier ...
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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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