Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 27
... carried on , and for this result the staffs of the Colleges deserve special commendation . A further pleasing feature of the session was the character of the work performed by the scholars who received Government grants . There is ...
... carried on , and for this result the staffs of the Colleges deserve special commendation . A further pleasing feature of the session was the character of the work performed by the scholars who received Government grants . There is ...
Page 33
... carried on in the laboratories . at Craibstone and at the University of Aberdeen . It is expected that the state of the new buildings of the Institute , at present in course of erection , will be sufficiently advanced by May to allow ...
... carried on in the laboratories . at Craibstone and at the University of Aberdeen . It is expected that the state of the new buildings of the Institute , at present in course of erection , will be sufficiently advanced by May to allow ...
Page 40
... carried on by Dr. M'Gowan by means of a grant from the Board has , on the establishment of the Animal Diseases Research Association , been brought to an end . Dr. M'Gowan investigated and published papers on distemper in pigs , braxy in ...
... carried on by Dr. M'Gowan by means of a grant from the Board has , on the establishment of the Animal Diseases Research Association , been brought to an end . Dr. M'Gowan investigated and published papers on distemper in pigs , braxy in ...
Page 72
... carried on at the station during the year . The programme of operations during the year com- prised : - ( 1 ) the growing in 5 plots of 200 seeds each of 53 different samples of seeds of pure stocks of the oat varieties . already in the ...
... carried on at the station during the year . The programme of operations during the year com- prised : - ( 1 ) the growing in 5 plots of 200 seeds each of 53 different samples of seeds of pure stocks of the oat varieties . already in the ...
Page 77
... carrying out improvements that had been deferred as a result of the scarcity and high cost of labour and material . The Board on 26th October consulted the Advisory Com- mittee of the Scottish Council of Agriculture on the subject , and ...
... carrying out improvements that had been deferred as a result of the scarcity and high cost of labour and material . The Board on 26th October consulted the Advisory Com- mittee of the Scottish Council of Agriculture on the subject , and ...
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