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They had not been able to carry out any extensive works , works which it was contemplated they would construct for the purpose of preserving the drainage system , and generally it was appreciated that the resulting posi- tion was ...
They had not been able to carry out any extensive works , works which it was contemplated they would construct for the purpose of preserving the drainage system , and generally it was appreciated that the resulting posi- tion was ...
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... and before the 1st day of January , nineteen hundred and twenty - seven ( which period is herein re- ferred to the suspensory period ' ) and no rate which is made after the expira- tion of the suspensory period so far as the same is ...
... and before the 1st day of January , nineteen hundred and twenty - seven ( which period is herein re- ferred to the suspensory period ' ) and no rate which is made after the expira- tion of the suspensory period so far as the same is ...
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the work is not done , we are of opinion that inundation sooner or later is in- evitable , and that the danger of the district returning to its original condi- tion of swamp is very real . We are well aware that the estimates for these ...
the work is not done , we are of opinion that inundation sooner or later is in- evitable , and that the danger of the district returning to its original condi- tion of swamp is very real . We are well aware that the estimates for these ...
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A great deal of considera- tion was no doubt bestowed on the pre- paration of this schedule , but it has not been satisfactory , and that not on ac- count of inaccuracy in its compilation , but because it is not possible , in dealing ...
A great deal of considera- tion was no doubt bestowed on the pre- paration of this schedule , but it has not been satisfactory , and that not on ac- count of inaccuracy in its compilation , but because it is not possible , in dealing ...
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... townships or any por- tion of a township which will benefit in regard to public health or by the protec tion and ... the Council may in addi- tion to levying any such sum as is referred to in paragraph ( B ) of sub - sec- tion ( 2 ) ...
... townships or any por- tion of a township which will benefit in regard to public health or by the protec tion and ... the Council may in addi- tion to levying any such sum as is referred to in paragraph ( B ) of sub - sec- tion ( 2 ) ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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