Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... referred . That it exists there is , in our view , little doubt . That it will in course of time disappear is equally beyond question . Its disappearance can be accelerated only by steady and unremitting pressure on the part of ...
... referred . That it exists there is , in our view , little doubt . That it will in course of time disappear is equally beyond question . Its disappearance can be accelerated only by steady and unremitting pressure on the part of ...
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... referred , would admittedly afford consumers an oppor- tunity of buying their food more cheaply . The retail dealers who operate in such markets abroad can sell at favourable prices because they are in a position to combine for the ...
... referred , would admittedly afford consumers an oppor- tunity of buying their food more cheaply . The retail dealers who operate in such markets abroad can sell at favourable prices because they are in a position to combine for the ...
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... referred , but there is considerable divergence of practice as regards the extent to which societies are supported by their members , and the extent to which the facilities and advantages , apart from the division of profits , which ...
... referred , but there is considerable divergence of practice as regards the extent to which societies are supported by their members , and the extent to which the facilities and advantages , apart from the division of profits , which ...
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... referred above . As a preliminary step to the further consideration of this question , we think it desirable that the Government Departments concerned should collect and publish information as to the control and ownership of markets ...
... referred above . As a preliminary step to the further consideration of this question , we think it desirable that the Government Departments concerned should collect and publish information as to the control and ownership of markets ...
Page 83
... 233. Not less necessary is the development of local machinery . We have already in the First Interim Report referred to the need for a restoration of the County Agricultural Committees in Scotland 83 G Administrative Organisation.
... 233. Not less necessary is the development of local machinery . We have already in the First Interim Report referred to the need for a restoration of the County Agricultural Committees in Scotland 83 G Administrative Organisation.
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