Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 29
... societies as the natural counterpart of their selling activities . Co - operation for the purchase of supplies is primarily designed to secure for the farmer the advantages of purchase in bulk and the lower traffic rates on large ...
... societies as the natural counterpart of their selling activities . Co - operation for the purchase of supplies is primarily designed to secure for the farmer the advantages of purchase in bulk and the lower traffic rates on large ...
Page 30
... societies comply with the fundamental and mainly statutory requirements to which we have referred , but there is considerable divergence of practice as regards the extent to which societies are supported by their members , and the ...
... societies comply with the fundamental and mainly statutory requirements to which we have referred , but there is considerable divergence of practice as regards the extent to which societies are supported by their members , and the ...
Page 31
... societies solely as agents and of supporting them in all contin- gencies , in the opinion of those best qualified to judge co - operation on these lines is the only system that can be confidently recom- mended . After careful ...
... societies solely as agents and of supporting them in all contin- gencies , in the opinion of those best qualified to judge co - operation on these lines is the only system that can be confidently recom- mended . After careful ...
Page 32
... societies have successfully organised retail businesses . In the present stage of development , however , it is better to wait and to aim at co - ordinating the activities of societies with the existing distributive machinery , concen ...
... societies have successfully organised retail businesses . In the present stage of development , however , it is better to wait and to aim at co - ordinating the activities of societies with the existing distributive machinery , concen ...
Page 33
... societies , or organisations under the control of producers , by providing advances towards capital expenditure . Private traders contend that this will act unfairly by giving an advantage to societies with which they are in compe ...
... societies , or organisations under the control of producers , by providing advances towards capital expenditure . Private traders contend that this will act unfairly by giving an advantage to societies with which they are in compe ...
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