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... expenses , Stationery Office , and Post Office , add to that another £ 22,000 . So that the total cost of the Passport Office is roughly £ 72,000 . 4. Then you make a profit of about £ 50,000 ? -We did in this particular year , but I do ...
... expenses , Stationery Office , and Post Office , add to that another £ 22,000 . So that the total cost of the Passport Office is roughly £ 72,000 . 4. Then you make a profit of about £ 50,000 ? -We did in this particular year , but I do ...
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... expenses under the League of Nations Vote mean the travelling expenses of our delegation to the League of Nations , that is , the people who go ' to represent us on the League of Nations , and their staff . But 22. Who are Foreign ...
... expenses under the League of Nations Vote mean the travelling expenses of our delegation to the League of Nations , that is , the people who go ' to represent us on the League of Nations , and their staff . But 22. Who are Foreign ...
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... expenses . But it comes in , of course , at intervals , and two of the biggest dividends fall due on the 1st October and 1st April . The Library was transferred to the State on the 26th October , 1925. Four days before the transfer took ...
... expenses . But it comes in , of course , at intervals , and two of the biggest dividends fall due on the 1st October and 1st April . The Library was transferred to the State on the 26th October , 1925. Four days before the transfer took ...
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... expense should be met out of public funds , but that the income arising from certain endowment funds should be ... expenses . Sir John Marriott . 64. It does in the account for this year , does it not ? -It was thought that half ...
... expense should be met out of public funds , but that the income arising from certain endowment funds should be ... expenses . Sir John Marriott . 64. It does in the account for this year , does it not ? -It was thought that half ...
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... expenses of dealing with wireless licences , which are ascertained by a costing investigation to average 1s . 24d . , are part of the expenses charged against the telegraph service . 315. How much of that 1s . 24d . ? -The whole of it ...
... expenses of dealing with wireless licences , which are ascertained by a costing investigation to average 1s . 24d . , are part of the expenses charged against the telegraph service . 315. How much of that 1s . 24d . ? -The whole of it ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 4 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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