Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Government Trading and Commercial Services by the Auditor- General , in which it is stated that the loss for 9 months amounted to £ 32,839 1 4. Your Committee are of opinion that the details of expen- diture of Departments on Printing ...
... Government Trading and Commercial Services by the Auditor- General , in which it is stated that the loss for 9 months amounted to £ 32,839 1 4. Your Committee are of opinion that the details of expen- diture of Departments on Printing ...
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... Government Trading and Commercial Services by the Auditor General , in which it is stated that the loss for 9 months amounted to £ 32,839 " — ( Viscount Ednam ) —instead thereof . Paragraph , as amended , agreed to . Paragraph 4 . An ...
... Government Trading and Commercial Services by the Auditor General , in which it is stated that the loss for 9 months amounted to £ 32,839 " — ( Viscount Ednam ) —instead thereof . Paragraph , as amended , agreed to . Paragraph 4 . An ...
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... Government Departments ) called the attention of my Department to the various recommendations made in your Report at the end of last year , and these were discussed at a meeting of the Establishment Officers ' Conference at the Treasury ...
... Government Departments ) called the attention of my Department to the various recommendations made in your Report at the end of last year , and these were discussed at a meeting of the Establishment Officers ' Conference at the Treasury ...
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... Government Trading and Commercial Services by the Auditor General , in which it is stated that the loss for 9 months amounted to £ 32,839 " - ( Viscount Ednam ) -instead thereof . Paragraph , as amended , agreed to . Paragraph 4 . An ...
... Government Trading and Commercial Services by the Auditor General , in which it is stated that the loss for 9 months amounted to £ 32,839 " - ( Viscount Ednam ) -instead thereof . Paragraph , as amended , agreed to . Paragraph 4 . An ...
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... Government prints is passed through the Stationery Office ? -Yes . I think you will find the sub- heads on the page below the Conclusions . 16. We will go back to that afterwards , where you have not been able to do it . Then No. 2 ...
... Government prints is passed through the Stationery Office ? -Yes . I think you will find the sub- heads on the page below the Conclusions . 16. We will go back to that afterwards , where you have not been able to do it . Then No. 2 ...
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