Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page viii
... arrangements made in this case will be regarded as altogether exceptional and will not become a precedent . INLAND ... arranged that each Revenue Department should keep a record or schedule of every case in which they had seen fit or ...
... arrangements made in this case will be regarded as altogether exceptional and will not become a precedent . INLAND ... arranged that each Revenue Department should keep a record or schedule of every case in which they had seen fit or ...
Page ix
... arrangement , from harbours which appear likely to experience considerable difficulty in meeting these obligations when they mature , and even after taking full credit for this amount the Account shows a cumulative loss of £ 12,000 ...
... arrangement , from harbours which appear likely to experience considerable difficulty in meeting these obligations when they mature , and even after taking full credit for this amount the Account shows a cumulative loss of £ 12,000 ...
Page x
... arranged that executive officers who are called on to perform accounting functions shall undergo a short course of ... arrangement to be a suitable one , and are prepared to approve its renewal if the situation remains unchanged ...
... arranged that executive officers who are called on to perform accounting functions shall undergo a short course of ... arrangement to be a suitable one , and are prepared to approve its renewal if the situation remains unchanged ...
Page xiii
... arrangements thus appear to be satisfactory . There is a conflict of opinion on the question whether the condition of these land planes on arrival in Iraq was attributable to climatic conditions experienced during the journey , or to ...
... arrangements thus appear to be satisfactory . There is a conflict of opinion on the question whether the condition of these land planes on arrival in Iraq was attributable to climatic conditions experienced during the journey , or to ...
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... arrangement . 22. Would you really mean that if you carried out that work in the way you had done it in the past the salaries under Item B would have gone up automati- cally ? Certainly they would . 23. Because you have a larger per ...
... arrangement . 22. Would you really mean that if you carried out that work in the way you had done it in the past the salaries under Item B would have gone up automati- cally ? Certainly they would . 23. Because you have a larger per ...
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