Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Government were given the option of paying for the silver supplied from Mint stocks either at the market price of the day on which the order was placed , or at that ruling on the day on which coinage operations began . The Government of ...
... Government were given the option of paying for the silver supplied from Mint stocks either at the market price of the day on which the order was placed , or at that ruling on the day on which coinage operations began . The Government of ...
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... Government as to which of the two alternatives they preferred . REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS . 4. Collection of Parental Contributions in London . - Your Qs . 4223-5 . Committee understand that the Home Office are considering , in ...
... Government as to which of the two alternatives they preferred . REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS . 4. Collection of Parental Contributions in London . - Your Qs . 4223-5 . Committee understand that the Home Office are considering , in ...
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... Government stocks and bonds , and that is not recovered from any other source . 312. What I wanted to know was how you arrived at the actual cost . For in- stance , in the Report dealing with municipal banks I think certain figures were ...
... Government stocks and bonds , and that is not recovered from any other source . 312. What I wanted to know was how you arrived at the actual cost . For in- stance , in the Report dealing with municipal banks I think certain figures were ...
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... Government of the Union of South Africa on that very point . The Union of South Africa wished the Post Office to be parties to a mail con- tract in which certain conditions in re- gard to freight rates of private produce were made a ...
... Government of the Union of South Africa on that very point . The Union of South Africa wished the Post Office to be parties to a mail con- tract in which certain conditions in re- gard to freight rates of private produce were made a ...
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... Government Depart- ments and members of the public , and we do not go out of our way to earmark Government accounts . Major Salmon . 504. May I ask this . Is it not a fact that on the accounts submitted by the spending departments they ...
... Government Depart- ments and members of the public , and we do not go out of our way to earmark Government accounts . Major Salmon . 504. May I ask this . Is it not a fact that on the accounts submitted by the spending departments they ...
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A. E. WATSON actual Admiralty Air Ministry allowance amount Appendix Board Briggs buildings Captain Crookshank cent Chairman charge Claud Schuster Committee Continued contract cost course deal Department Ellis Empire Marketing Board estimate Exchequer expenditure expenses FABIAN WARE fact fees figure firm Fund George Chrystal Gillett going Government grant House increase Labour loans loss Major Salmon matter Members ment mittee paid paragraph payment pensions Pethick-Lawrence Phillips Police Post Office profit purchase question receipts reference regard to Subhead Report Revenue Roy Wilson salaries Scotland Sir Assheton Pownall Sir Ernest Gowers Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir Herbert Creedy Sir John Marriott Sir Lionel Earle Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir Oswyn Murray Sir Robert Hamilton Sir SIGMUND DANNREUTHER Sir Walter Nicholson staff thing tion Treasury Vote Walter Baker War Office Waterfield whole WILLIAM GRAHAM