Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoIssues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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( r ) The conditions which are to govern the sale of gold by the Bank should be so framed ( rriii ) The Reserve Bank should be entrustas to free it in normal circumstances from the ed with all the remittance operations of the task of ...
( r ) The conditions which are to govern the sale of gold by the Bank should be so framed ( rriii ) The Reserve Bank should be entrustas to free it in normal circumstances from the ed with all the remittance operations of the task of ...
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a Indian system from the price of silver rising The Gold Standard Reserve amounts at above the melting point of the rupee and the present to £ 40,000,000 invested in British desirability of establishing confidence by giving Treasury ...
a Indian system from the price of silver rising The Gold Standard Reserve amounts at above the melting point of the rupee and the present to £ 40,000,000 invested in British desirability of establishing confidence by giving Treasury ...
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Profits and Interest paid to Reserve from 1st April , 1900 , to 31st March , 1927 £ 1,123,655 Statistics , etc. , regarding the Gold Standard Reserve . The total receipts from profits on coinage , interest and discount , and profit by ...
Profits and Interest paid to Reserve from 1st April , 1900 , to 31st March , 1927 £ 1,123,655 Statistics , etc. , regarding the Gold Standard Reserve . The total receipts from profits on coinage , interest and discount , and profit by ...
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| Title | Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's who |
| Editor | Sir Stanley Reed |
| Publisher | Bennett, Coleman & Company, 1928 |
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