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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Page 97
The Provinces had certain heads of revenue of their own and other heads which they divided with the Govern ment of India . By the new constitution a comparatively clean cut was made between the finances of the Government of India and ...
The Provinces had certain heads of revenue of their own and other heads which they divided with the Govern ment of India . By the new constitution a comparatively clean cut was made between the finances of the Government of India and ...
Page 254
To this end she proceeded was met by a very vigorous protest from the to convert Tibet from a vassal state into a British Government . The Chinese Govern- province of China . In 1908 Chao Erh feng , ment subsequently accepted the ...
To this end she proceeded was met by a very vigorous protest from the to convert Tibet from a vassal state into a British Government . The Chinese Govern- province of China . In 1908 Chao Erh feng , ment subsequently accepted the ...
Page 493
The Master or owner who evades pay ment of light - dues is liable to pay a fine five times the amount of the payment ( s . 17 ) . Any ship belonging to His Majesty or the Govern- ment or to a Foreign Prince or State and not carrying ...
The Master or owner who evades pay ment of light - dues is liable to pay a fine five times the amount of the payment ( s . 17 ) . Any ship belonging to His Majesty or the Govern- ment or to a Foreign Prince or State and not carrying ...
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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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