Mr Henry Haslam
1870 - February 7, 1948Summary information for Mr Henry Haslam
Contributions
1931
UNEMPLOYMENT (AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS). Written Answers January 20, 1931
CLAUSE 6.—(Power of Minister to provide smallholdings with financial assistance for unemployed persons.) Commons February 5, 1931
CLAUSE 9.—(Power of Minister to dispose of or utilise land not required for unemployed persons or demonstration holdings.) Commons February 5, 1931
BEET-SUGAR SUBSIDY, GREAT BRITAIN. Commons February 25, 1931
MINISTRY OF PENSIONS. Commons February 26, 1931
CURRENCY REGULATIONS (BRITISH TRAVELLERS). Commons June 3, 1931
HOUSE OF COMMONS (VENTILATION). Commons June 3, 1931
2 speeches — CURRENCY REGULATIONS (BRITISH TRAVELLERS). Commons June 8, 1931
2 speeches — GOVERNMENT POLICY. Commons June 8, 1931
6 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Income Tax for 1931–32.) Commons June 8, 1931
NEW CLAUSE.—(Provision to allow deductions in respect of inherently wasting assets.) Commons June 30, 1931
2 speeches — RUSSIA (CURRENCY REGULATIONS). Commons July 1, 1931
2 speeches — CEREAL CULTIVATION. Commons July 1, 1931
IMPORTED STRAWBERRY PULP. Commons July 1, 1931
3 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Miscellaneous provisions of schemes.) Commons July 13, 1931
7 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Special Government contributions to hosing expenses of certain rural district councils.) Commons July 14, 1931
2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Power of Minister of Health to assist rural district councils by acquiring land and erecting houses.) Commons July 14, 1931
AGRICULTURE. Commons July 20, 1931
CLAUSE 1.—(Grant for Public Works.) Commons September 9, 1931
5 speeches — PROFITS ON CONVERSION OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Commons September 16, 1931
5 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Increased duties and draw- backs on certain descriptions of beer.) Commons September 30, 1931
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