The Canadian Annual Review of Public AffairsJohn Castell Hopkins Annual Review Publishing Company, 1927 - Canada |
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... miles out of a total of 440 miles , or twenty - seven per cent . of the whole project , at a cost of about $ 55,000,000 . The next section would take two years to complete , would produce 158,000 horse - power , be fifty - four miles in ...
... miles out of a total of 440 miles , or twenty - seven per cent . of the whole project , at a cost of about $ 55,000,000 . The next section would take two years to complete , would produce 158,000 horse - power , be fifty - four miles in ...
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... miles of air routes and in Australia , 300 miles . He set down as objectives for the immediate future three main lines of progress , an air line to India in four days , one to Cape Town in six days , and another reaching Australia in 10 ...
... miles of air routes and in Australia , 300 miles . He set down as objectives for the immediate future three main lines of progress , an air line to India in four days , one to Cape Town in six days , and another reaching Australia in 10 ...
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... miles . His return was very spectacular as he flew up the Thames to a pre - arranged landing place on the river opposite the Houses of Parliament , and on the same day was received by His Majesty and knighted . The aviator stated that ...
... miles . His return was very spectacular as he flew up the Thames to a pre - arranged landing place on the river opposite the Houses of Parliament , and on the same day was received by His Majesty and knighted . The aviator stated that ...
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... miles of cable in 17 days . It was announced that the total cost of the duplication would be $ 13,095,000 absorbing the reserve for the time being . In March , 1927 , Sir William Mercer retired from the Chairmanship and it was stated ...
... miles of cable in 17 days . It was announced that the total cost of the duplication would be $ 13,095,000 absorbing the reserve for the time being . In March , 1927 , Sir William Mercer retired from the Chairmanship and it was stated ...
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... miles , including 60,000 miles of spruce forests and important water powers . The case concerned a treaty made in 1825 between Quebec , then a separate colony , and Newfoundland , and the question submitted to the Lords of Appeal was ...
... miles , including 60,000 miles of spruce forests and important water powers . The case concerned a treaty made in 1825 between Quebec , then a separate colony , and Newfoundland , and the question submitted to the Lords of Appeal was ...
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