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  1. 1947

    National Industrial Court · 1947 · Recovered file · 1 file

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    National Industrial Court · 1945 · Recovered file · 1 file

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  3. 1943

    National Industrial Court · 1943 · Recovered file · 1 file

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  4. 1942

    National Industrial Court · 1942 · Recovered file · 1 file

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  5. 1941

    National Industrial Court · 1941 · Recovered file · 1 file

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  6. 1940

    National Industrial Court · 1940 · Recovered file · 1 file

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  7. Annual report on Nigeria

    Internet Archive · 1949-01-01 · Document

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    Report year: 1949

  8. Colonial Office Annual Report on Nigeria 1948

    Internet Archive · 1949-01-01 · Document

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    Published by His Majesty’s Stationery Office 1949. Cover title includes Colonial Annual Reports Digitised by Google Books from the collection at the University of Minnesota https://books.google.com/books?id=MucNAQAAMAAJ

  9. The nigerian legislative council

    Internet Archive · 1949-01-01 · Document

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  10. Talking Animals by Wilfrid Hambly

    Internet Archive · 1949-01-01 · Document

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  11. China Mail 1949-03-17

    Internet Archive · 1949-03-17 · Document

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    HONG KONG'S RECORD BUDGET. Soft Drink Duty Raised﹔ Local Postage Increased. DEFENCE THE KEYNOTE. Colony's Life Blood. New Industries. Future Obscure. Spending Pruned. As An Entrepot. Education. New Gandhi Statue And Its Creator. May Acquitted In PWD Case, Kwok Convicted. A Ploa F…

  12. China Mail 1949-09-02

    Internet Archive · 1949-09-02 · Document

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    REDGUERILLAS MAKE GAINS. Force Nationalists Back From Kwangtung Towns. AMOY DRIVE RESUMED. Reds Resume Amoy Offensive. Chungking To Be Capital. ADMIRAL CHAN CHAK BURIED. Charges HK Supplying North Korean Army. Six Taiwan Armies Ordered To Kwangtung. Amethyst Sailing For U.K. Sept…

  13. China Mail 1949-10-04

    Internet Archive · 1949-10-04 · Document

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    NEW GOVT RECOGNITION ISSUE. Britain To Consult With Commonwealth Nations. STRONG PRESSURE SEEN. Pressure. Canton Prepared. Threat To Peace. Military Exercises. Typhoon Danger Decreases. More Silver For China. JAP TREATY. Train Crashes Into Bus, Kills 17. Latest Picture Of The Pri…

  14. China Mail 1949-11-21

    Internet Archive · 1949-11-21 · Document

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    LI ARRIVES IN HONG KONG. Acting President Said Ousted By Chiang. MAY FLY TO U.S. Chiang To Take Over. Arrival In Hong Kong. Advised To Be Careful. Pai Chung-hai Conferring With Chiang. U.S. Diplomats Arrive From Chungking. U.S. Missionaries. TYPHOON ALLYN SLOWS DOWN. Traffic Less…

  15. China Mail 1949-11-22

    Internet Archive · 1949-11-22 · Document

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    LI MAY SET UP NEW REGIME AT NANING. Report Of Revival Of SW Political Council. HOPES OF AMERICAN AID. Yunnan Governor? Pai Leaves. Anshun Falls. Mails From HK. Chiang Takes A Back Seat. Birthday Portrait. REDS CAPTURE FERRY BOAT IN HK WATERS. Nationalist Troops Will Be Disarmed.…

  16. China Mail 1949-11-25

    Internet Archive · 1949-11-25 · Document

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    CHIANG-LI DISPUTE OVER GOLD TRANSFER. Financial Resources Flown To Taiwan. LI'S CONDITIONS. Reds Treating Britons Correctly. Freighter Leaves For Shanghai. TYPHOON ALLYN HITS TOKYO. Knowland To Visit Chungking. Poles In Paris Rounded Up For Questioning. Hold China's Fate In Their…

  17. China Mail 1949-11-28

    Internet Archive · 1949-11-28 · Document

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    CHINESE REDS ARREST ANOTHER U.S. CONSUL. Ward's Aide Held On "Spying Charges". STRONG U.S. PROTEST. Chinese Communists arrested the U.S. Vice Consul, Mr. William W.N. Stokes, in Mukden on "spying charges." The U.S. State Department reported today. Mr. Stokes is chief aide to the…

  18. China Mail 1949-11-29

    Internet Archive · 1949-11-29 · Document

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    CHIANG QUITS CHUNGKING AS CITY'S FALL IMMINENT. Communists Within 13 Miles Of Capital. EXCITEMENT IN CITY. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek was reported to have left Chung-king today as Chinese Communist troops pushed to within 13 miles of the Nationalist capital. Poles Detain 16 Fr…

  19. China Mail 1949-11-30

    Internet Archive · 1949-11-30 · Document

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    CHUNGKING SHELLED BY THE COMMUNISTS Red Occupation Of City Expected Today. The Communist forces opened an ortillery bombardment of Chungking from across the Yangtse River yesterday as long, dusty lines of Nationalist troops retreated Northward toward the new capital of Chengtu. B…

  20. China Mail 1949-12-01

    Internet Archive · 1949-12-01 · Document

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    RED TROOPS IN CHUNGKING. Liu Po Cheng's Forces Make Yangtse Croosing. CHIANG IN CHENGTU. Some 20,000 troops of Communist General Liu Po-cheng crossed the Yangtse and entered the Southern outskirts of Chungking city shortly after midnight yesterday. Labour Ousted In New Zealand. L…

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