W £1,000, with which the methods of lowering the wages are at once.

I, II or III. The Working Period Greater Than the Period of Circulation I. 9th-l7th week II. 13th-21st . III 22nd-30th . IV. 28th-36th . 28th-33rd „ £600 16th-18tb „ III 19th-27th 19th -22 nd.

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