Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... cost of £ 2,250 paid by the Insurance Company , to the extent that the constructional reconstruction was com- plete , but not the internal decoration . The house was inspected dix 39 , and valued by the Chief Land Agent to the Aldershot ...
... cost of £ 2,250 paid by the Insurance Company , to the extent that the constructional reconstruction was com- plete , but not the internal decoration . The house was inspected dix 39 , and valued by the Chief Land Agent to the Aldershot ...
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... cost of build- ing and equipment . We are told that the exchange equipment was to be £ 65,742 . Presumably there was in addi- tion the cost of land and building . What was the economy by abandoning that exchange and extending the two ...
... cost of build- ing and equipment . We are told that the exchange equipment was to be £ 65,742 . Presumably there was in addi- tion the cost of land and building . What was the economy by abandoning that exchange and extending the two ...
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... cost per transaction , or some aggre- gate cost ? 314. Yes , it was cost per transaction or something like that ? That is pre- pared by statistical investigation . 315. Say the Post Office are running a Savings Bank in a small country ...
... cost per transaction , or some aggre- gate cost ? 314. Yes , it was cost per transaction or something like that ? That is pre- pared by statistical investigation . 315. Say the Post Office are running a Savings Bank in a small country ...
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... cost itself , and if it bears the cost itself there is no object in paying a profit to the insurer . 389. What I rather meant was this . I was under the impression that some years ago a man who wanted to be a Sub - Postmaster had to ...
... cost itself , and if it bears the cost itself there is no object in paying a profit to the insurer . 389. What I rather meant was this . I was under the impression that some years ago a man who wanted to be a Sub - Postmaster had to ...
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... cost of that expendi- ture on behalf of the Post Office must be looked into on the Vote of the Office of Works and not on this Account ? -That is so . The Office of Works is the ac- counting department responsible for those services ...
... cost of that expendi- ture on behalf of the Post Office must be looked into on the Vote of the Office of Works and not on this Account ? -That is so . The Office of Works is the ac- counting department responsible for those services ...
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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