Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... nets and curtains by machine . Hand scalloping and clipping of machine made lace . textiles . Making lace by hand with a needle . Machine making of " levers " lace . Hand darning and mending of plain net of " Levers lace " and of 16 ...
... nets and curtains by machine . Hand scalloping and clipping of machine made lace . textiles . Making lace by hand with a needle . Machine making of " levers " lace . Hand darning and mending of plain net of " Levers lace " and of 16 ...
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... nets owned by the fishermen were in many cases worn out , and it was very problematical whether it would be possible to take advantage of any revival in the industry , owing to the lack of funds with which to pur- chase fresh equipment ...
... nets owned by the fishermen were in many cases worn out , and it was very problematical whether it would be possible to take advantage of any revival in the industry , owing to the lack of funds with which to pur- chase fresh equipment ...
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... nets adapted by means of lacing , began fishing for herrings in the North Sea about the first week in August , a fortnight earlier than in 1920 , and for a time landed good catches from the Fladden grounds 90 to 100 miles from Aberdeen ...
... nets adapted by means of lacing , began fishing for herrings in the North Sea about the first week in August , a fortnight earlier than in 1920 , and for a time landed good catches from the Fladden grounds 90 to 100 miles from Aberdeen ...
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... nets other than trawls by 31 per cent . and 29 per cent . in quantity and value respectively . The increased landings by net and line vessels are doubtless due in part to the poor results and prospects of the herring fishery , which ...
... nets other than trawls by 31 per cent . and 29 per cent . in quantity and value respectively . The increased landings by net and line vessels are doubtless due in part to the poor results and prospects of the herring fishery , which ...
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... nets . The nets are left unattended in the sea , and it was alleged that much of the damage had been caused by foreign trawlers at work in the Firth . Prices realised for cod ruled low , and considering the heavy loss of gear results ...
... nets . The nets are left unattended in the sea , and it was alleged that much of the damage had been caused by foreign trawlers at work in the Firth . Prices realised for cod ruled low , and considering the heavy loss of gear results ...
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