Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xxviii
... Trading Accounts , 1924-25 , were further considered . Sir MALCOLM RAMSAY , K.C.B. , Mr. F. PHILLIPS , Mr. A. E. WATSON , C.B.E. , and Sir FRANCIS FLOUD , K.C.B. , were examined . [ Adjourned to Thursday next . Thursday , 6th May , 1926 ...
... Trading Accounts , 1924-25 , were further considered . Sir MALCOLM RAMSAY , K.C.B. , Mr. F. PHILLIPS , Mr. A. E. WATSON , C.B.E. , and Sir FRANCIS FLOUD , K.C.B. , were examined . [ Adjourned to Thursday next . Thursday , 6th May , 1926 ...
Page xxix
... Trading Accounts , 1924-25 , were further considered . The Crown Lands Abstract Accounts , 1924-25 , were considered . Sir MALCOLM RAMSAY , K.C.B. , Mr. F. PHILLIPS , Mr. A. E. WATSON , C.B.E. , Mr. R. L. ROBINSON , O.B.E. , Mr. A. S. ...
... Trading Accounts , 1924-25 , were further considered . The Crown Lands Abstract Accounts , 1924-25 , were considered . Sir MALCOLM RAMSAY , K.C.B. , Mr. F. PHILLIPS , Mr. A. E. WATSON , C.B.E. , Mr. R. L. ROBINSON , O.B.E. , Mr. A. S. ...
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... trading stocks . Do I understand by that that , therefore , they do not appear in your balance sheet at all as an asset ? -No . The engineering stocks do appear as an asset . The object of this paragraph was to meet a point , again ...
... trading stocks . Do I understand by that that , therefore , they do not appear in your balance sheet at all as an asset ? -No . The engineering stocks do appear as an asset . The object of this paragraph was to meet a point , again ...
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... Trade and Ministry of Labour certainly did in the old days sometimes press for good accommodation , and they did so on the ground that the Labour Exchanges were intended to be real Exchanges ; they wanted em- ployers to visit them as ...
... Trade and Ministry of Labour certainly did in the old days sometimes press for good accommodation , and they did so on the ground that the Labour Exchanges were intended to be real Exchanges ; they wanted em- ployers to visit them as ...
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... Trade , who are interested from the point of view of commerce , to consider all these moves . They are made after very careful scrutiny of the personal factors and so forth . 1179. Therefore it is quite possible that the personal factor ...
... Trade , who are interested from the point of view of commerce , to consider all these moves . They are made after very careful scrutiny of the personal factors and so forth . 1179. Therefore it is quite possible that the personal factor ...
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