Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... important of the alterations that have been introduced since the period with which this Report deals came to an end . 2. Progress during 1922-23 was restricted , but the record is not altogether a barren one . Some expansion was found ...
... important of the alterations that have been introduced since the period with which this Report deals came to an end . 2. Progress during 1922-23 was restricted , but the record is not altogether a barren one . Some expansion was found ...
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... importance ( as defined in a later paragraph of the Circular ) the expenditure on which was to be met out of revenue ... important factor in this reduction ( besides the general policy of economy adopted early in 1921 ) was the voluntary ...
... importance ( as defined in a later paragraph of the Circular ) the expenditure on which was to be met out of revenue ... important factor in this reduction ( besides the general policy of economy adopted early in 1921 ) was the voluntary ...
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... important changes introduced into the Regulations of the Board in 1922 , those affecting Secondary Schools were ... importance . Article 6 ( ii ) of Grant Regulations No. 1 ( Sub- stantive Grant for Elementary Education ) for 1923-24 was ...
... important changes introduced into the Regulations of the Board in 1922 , those affecting Secondary Schools were ... importance . Article 6 ( ii ) of Grant Regulations No. 1 ( Sub- stantive Grant for Elementary Education ) for 1923-24 was ...
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... important of which was that the new scales should be brought into operation by three equal instalments starting from 1st April , 1921. The third and final stage of the carry - over " was thus reached on 1st April , 1923 . Towards the ...
... important of which was that the new scales should be brought into operation by three equal instalments starting from 1st April , 1921. The third and final stage of the carry - over " was thus reached on 1st April , 1923 . Towards the ...
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... important . 1. THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION BRANCH . ( a ) History - From 1839 to 1862 . 14. Origin of State Inspection . - The idea that the State cannot evade responsibility for the welfare of its immature members is of modern origin ...
... important . 1. THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION BRANCH . ( a ) History - From 1839 to 1862 . 14. Origin of State Inspection . - The idea that the State cannot evade responsibility for the welfare of its immature members is of modern origin ...
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