Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... course of instruction . Your Committee trust that these measures will prove sufficient to prevent similar losses in future , but they con- sider that the further working of the system should be carefully watched . 19. Maintenance of ...
... course of instruction . Your Committee trust that these measures will prove sufficient to prevent similar losses in future , but they con- sider that the further working of the system should be carefully watched . 19. Maintenance of ...
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... course , saves time at the moment , but we should not like to con- tinue it as a permanent arrangement . 22. Would ... course ? -In a place like Derby or Nottingham there would probably be 12 to 15 . no , 37. Do you mean 12 to 15 offices ...
... course , saves time at the moment , but we should not like to con- tinue it as a permanent arrangement . 22. Would ... course ? -In a place like Derby or Nottingham there would probably be 12 to 15 . no , 37. Do you mean 12 to 15 offices ...
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... course the Act passed last year does not by any means give us the power to reform the whole of the collection ; it only means that where we do appoint Collectors we can go on appointing them for ever . We hope next year that we shall be ...
... course the Act passed last year does not by any means give us the power to reform the whole of the collection ; it only means that where we do appoint Collectors we can go on appointing them for ever . We hope next year that we shall be ...
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... course , unfortunately , a constant tendency for the work of the Inland Revenue to grow . You cannot get away from it . Major Salmon . 211. Although I notice under Sub- head A less is spent than was granted , yet I suppose a review is ...
... course , unfortunately , a constant tendency for the work of the Inland Revenue to grow . You cannot get away from it . Major Salmon . 211. Although I notice under Sub- head A less is spent than was granted , yet I suppose a review is ...
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... course of this Session . The £ 433,000 we all understand was the exceptional emergency provision which is not of course represented anywhere else ? — ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) Yes . Sir Assheton Pownall . 228. It did not come in the ...
... course of this Session . The £ 433,000 we all understand was the exceptional emergency provision which is not of course represented anywhere else ? — ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) Yes . Sir Assheton Pownall . 228. It did not come in the ...
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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