Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 34
... arrangement means a saving to you because the press traffic was a dead loss to you , I under- stand ? And still is with regard to what we have left of it . 347. Therefore the smaller the traffic is the smaller the loss - is that it ? -I ...
... arrangement means a saving to you because the press traffic was a dead loss to you , I under- stand ? And still is with regard to what we have left of it . 347. Therefore the smaller the traffic is the smaller the loss - is that it ? -I ...
Page 53
... arrangement with the company . We get definite terms from the com- pany and see that those terms observed . We take the aggregate con- sumption which would entitle us to the lowest terms offered by the company . are 568. Of course , you ...
... arrangement with the company . We get definite terms from the com- pany and see that those terms observed . We take the aggregate con- sumption which would entitle us to the lowest terms offered by the company . are 568. Of course , you ...
Page 75
... arrangement by which these are set against the Irish Taxation Account . 868. The item referring to the Houses of ... arranged ? —No , not next year ; the year after . ( Sir Lionel Earle . ) I think we are doing the same thing with regard ...
... arrangement by which these are set against the Irish Taxation Account . 868. The item referring to the Houses of ... arranged ? —No , not next year ; the year after . ( Sir Lionel Earle . ) I think we are doing the same thing with regard ...
Page 78
... arrangement with the purchasers of that estate that they were to collect the arrears of rent on a payment of 15 per cent . for anything they collected . The results have not been phenomenally good , and we are now employing our own ...
... arrangement with the purchasers of that estate that they were to collect the arrears of rent on a payment of 15 per cent . for anything they collected . The results have not been phenomenally good , and we are now employing our own ...
Page 92
... arrangement made with the British members ? -The British member gets , I think , £ 1,500 a year , the agent £ 1,400 , and the Secretary £ 1,200 . 1077. That is so long as the Commission is sitting ? So long as the Tribunal is in being ...
... arrangement made with the British members ? -The British member gets , I think , £ 1,500 a year , the agent £ 1,400 , and the Secretary £ 1,200 . 1077. That is so long as the Commission is sitting ? So long as the Tribunal is in being ...
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