Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 15
... decrease of 1,122 and those from civilians a decrease of 272. It thus appears that the great majority of ex - service men desiring land had lodged their applications during the preceding two years . On the other hand , civilians may be ...
... decrease of 1,122 and those from civilians a decrease of 272. It thus appears that the great majority of ex - service men desiring land had lodged their applications during the preceding two years . On the other hand , civilians may be ...
Page 16
... decrease in the charge for repayment of building loans , will probably encourage applicants to view their obliga- tions with less anxiety . The Board found great difficulty , arising in part from the causes mentioned above , in ...
... decrease in the charge for repayment of building loans , will probably encourage applicants to view their obliga- tions with less anxiety . The Board found great difficulty , arising in part from the causes mentioned above , in ...
Page 34
... decreases as the volume increases , and rice versa . The percentage of sugar , however , which is more constant than that of the other constituents , tends to increase or decrease with the volume . The generally accepted view that a ...
... decreases as the volume increases , and rice versa . The percentage of sugar , however , which is more constant than that of the other constituents , tends to increase or decrease with the volume . The generally accepted view that a ...
Page 42
... decrease in 1921. The following table shows the results of the operations of the scheme during the past year , as compared with 1920 : — Number of Number of Number of Number of Small Small 42 Tenth Report of Board of Agriculture for ...
... decrease in 1921. The following table shows the results of the operations of the scheme during the past year , as compared with 1920 : — Number of Number of Number of Number of Small Small 42 Tenth Report of Board of Agriculture for ...
Page 57
... decrease of 4 on the percentage recorded for the previous season . Seed harvested in Ireland was generally of a high standard of purity and compared favourably with the seed of other countries , but the average germination was lower ...
... decrease of 4 on the percentage recorded for the previous season . Seed harvested in Ireland was generally of a high standard of purity and compared favourably with the seed of other countries , but the average germination was lower ...
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