Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... contracts were put up to tender , the full extent of which could not be foreseen when the estimates for 1921-22 were prepared . Another factor in the reduction of the total cost was a fall of wages in the Printing trade . 3. It would ...
... contracts were put up to tender , the full extent of which could not be foreseen when the estimates for 1921-22 were prepared . Another factor in the reduction of the total cost was a fall of wages in the Printing trade . 3. It would ...
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... contracts were put up to tender , the full extent of which could not be foreseen when the estimates for 1921-22 were prepared . Another factor in the reduction of the total cost was a fall of wages in the printing trade . 3. It would ...
... contracts were put up to tender , the full extent of which could not be foreseen when the estimates for 1921-22 were prepared . Another factor in the reduction of the total cost was a fall of wages in the printing trade . 3. It would ...
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... contracts were put up to tender , the full extent of which could not be foreseen when the estimates for 1921-22 were prepared . Another factor in the reduction of the total cost was a fall of wages in the printing trade . 3. It would ...
... contracts were put up to tender , the full extent of which could not be foreseen when the estimates for 1921-22 were prepared . Another factor in the reduction of the total cost was a fall of wages in the printing trade . 3. It would ...
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... contract . I should want exactly the same staff in the Stationery Office itself and the fact that some of it is done in its own printing works does not affect that headquarters staff the least bit one way or the other . 108. You are ...
... contract . I should want exactly the same staff in the Stationery Office itself and the fact that some of it is done in its own printing works does not affect that headquarters staff the least bit one way or the other . 108. You are ...
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... contract . I should want exactly the same staff in the Stationery Office itself and the fact that some of it is done in its own printing works does not affect that headquarters staff the least bit one way or the other . 108. You are ...
... contract . I should want exactly the same staff in the Stationery Office itself and the fact that some of it is done in its own printing works does not affect that headquarters staff the least bit one way or the other . 108. You are ...
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agreed Amendment proposed Annesley Somerville asked Ayes Aylmer Hunter-Weston Bill Bowerman Captain Brass Captain Elliot Cecil Beck Chairman Chapple Clause Colonel Archer-Shee Colonel Perkins Committee divided contract Department Duncan Graham estimate Fermor-Hesketh George Government Grattan Doyle Hansard Harbord Harcourt Johnstone Harrison Sir House of Commons Howard Gritten insert the words issue James Stewart Lambert Ward leave Lieut.-Col Lieut.-Colonel Fremantle Lieut.-Colonel Sir Philip Lord Henry Cavendish Major Guy Paget MEMBERS PRESENT ment mittee Neville Chamberlain Noes number of copies Parliament permanent principal Act Question proposed Report Rhys Davies Samuel Roberts Sir Arthur Holbrook Sir Ernest Hiley Sir Francis Lowe Sir Philip Richardson Sir Robert Newman Sir Rowland Blades Sir Wilfrid Sugden Sir William Lane Sir William Raeburn Solicitor-General staff STANDING COMMITTEE Stationery Office Telephone Directory temporary Thomas Loyd Thursday tion Treasury Trevelyan Thomson W. R. CODLING Walter de Frece William Hutchison William Lane Mitchell Windsor-Clive words proposed