Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 15
... the fact that in certain cases the Board , on representing the position to the Treasury , have now obtained authority to dispose of the stocks at prices considerably less Tenth Report of Board of Agriculture for Scotland . 15.
... the fact that in certain cases the Board , on representing the position to the Treasury , have now obtained authority to dispose of the stocks at prices considerably less Tenth Report of Board of Agriculture for Scotland . 15.
Page 16
... less than those which they had to pay to the outgoing tenants . At the close of the year negotiations were in progress with the intending holders , who are expected to pay at least 25 per cent . of the fixed prices in cash on delivery ...
... less than those which they had to pay to the outgoing tenants . At the close of the year negotiations were in progress with the intending holders , who are expected to pay at least 25 per cent . of the fixed prices in cash on delivery ...
Page 18
... less because the crofters have been accustomed to building their own houses and new holders are usually satisfied if they obtain a small loan to enable them to provide material ; on the other hand , heavy outlays have to be incurred in ...
... less because the crofters have been accustomed to building their own houses and new holders are usually satisfied if they obtain a small loan to enable them to provide material ; on the other hand , heavy outlays have to be incurred in ...
Page 26
... less favourable than they were a year or two ago . The general depression in trade and industry , and particularly the conditions affecting the immediate future of agriculture , are certain to reduce the numbers of those desirous to ...
... less favourable than they were a year or two ago . The general depression in trade and industry , and particularly the conditions affecting the immediate future of agriculture , are certain to reduce the numbers of those desirous to ...
Page 36
... less satisfactory . Some experiments were made with over - acid milk , the neutralising agent being precipitated chalk . While the chalk corrected the over - acidity and allowed of the manufacture of a normal type of cheese excess of ...
... less satisfactory . Some experiments were made with over - acid milk , the neutralising agent being precipitated chalk . While the chalk corrected the over - acidity and allowed of the manufacture of a normal type of cheese excess of ...
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