Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 21
... look at page 22 you will find that the frauds which are re- corded there in almost every case have been the subject of prosecution except in cases where the man could not be arrested . As regards the early cases where a prosecution has ...
... look at page 22 you will find that the frauds which are re- corded there in almost every case have been the subject of prosecution except in cases where the man could not be arrested . As regards the early cases where a prosecution has ...
Page 33
... looks when you compare it with the year ended 31st March , 1925 ; because in that year you did have , I think , the ... look at the telegraph account itself , the state of affairs is apparent , I think . The principle we have gone on is ...
... looks when you compare it with the year ended 31st March , 1925 ; because in that year you did have , I think , the ... look at the telegraph account itself , the state of affairs is apparent , I think . The principle we have gone on is ...
Page 39
... look forward to an annual increased loss under the telegraph service ? I am afraid that is so . The principal cause of the great depression in telegraph business , which is a world phenomenon , is , of course , the growth in the use of ...
... look forward to an annual increased loss under the telegraph service ? I am afraid that is so . The principal cause of the great depression in telegraph business , which is a world phenomenon , is , of course , the growth in the use of ...
Page 47
... look into , and I can give the information about those matters now if the Com- mittee would care to have it . I was asked what was the Post Office staff in 1914 , and at the latest date for which the figures are available . Having ...
... look into , and I can give the information about those matters now if the Com- mittee would care to have it . I was asked what was the Post Office staff in 1914 , and at the latest date for which the figures are available . Having ...
Page 59
... look at the accounts of the Forestry Commission you will not see the actual amount they spent , because there is this amount of £ 12,000 beyond ? -That applies to Post Offices and Labour Ex- changes , and everything . 655. Do you think ...
... look at the accounts of the Forestry Commission you will not see the actual amount they spent , because there is this amount of £ 12,000 beyond ? -That applies to Post Offices and Labour Ex- changes , and everything . 655. Do you think ...
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actual Admiralty Air Force Air Ministry airship amount APPENDIX Briggs British building cent Chairman charge claim Claud Schuster Colonel Commission Committee Continued contract cost course Creedy Cyril Lloyd deal Department Ellis estimate expenditure expenses fact Fass fees figure Foreign Office Fund GEORGE CHRYSTAL Gillett give going Government grant House included increase labour loans Major Salmon matter mean ment mittee Northern Ireland Otto Niemeyer paid paper paragraph particular payment pensions percentage Pethick-Lawrence Phillips Post Office present question referred Report salaries Sir Assheton Pownall Sir Francis Dent Sir Frederick Butler Sir Fredric Wise Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir Herbert Sir John Marriott Sir Lionel Earle Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir OswYN MURRAY Sir Robert Hamilton Sir SIGMUND DANNREUTHER Sir Walter staff thing tion Trading Accounts Treasury understand Vote whole WILLIAM GRAHAM