Her Employee Proposal Appraisement Plan had been altered for that fiscal year where previously it had remained constant since 2009.
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Maitland Mercury, Saturday 7 February 1874, p.5 On the day of the flood, many settlers from the Coonamble area were in the town for land Appraisement Court hearings and the flood meant many of them could not leave for up to a week.'The Castlereagh', 15 June 1906, p.
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The more effort invested in an object, the better it is deemed to be. This is especially true in situations where value is difficult to assess or the evaluator lacks expertise in the appraisement of an item. People use whatever information is available to them and effort is thought to generally be a reliable indicator of quality.
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"Her father's family originated from Sussex (county, England)..." Her family lived in the Pine Brook section of Scranton, where her father owned Matzo Market.Alfred N. Hare (Thursday, June 28, 1934), "Mercantile Appraisement," The Scranton Republican (Scranton, Pennsylvania), p. 18. Store address is 1001 Capouse (Avenue). The grocery store was on the ground floor of the Matzos' two-story house.
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Samuel Peachey, Maj. William Robinson, Mr. Joshua Davis, Capt. Nicholas Smith, Mr. Edward Barrow and Mr. Francis Slaughter were justices, Richmond Co., VA. In 1706 Col. William Tayloe and Major William Robinson voted their burgesses expenses, each 9,980 pounds tobacco in Richmond Co., VA. On February 7, 1710, at the time of his death, the court ordered the appraisement of his personal estate.
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The purpose of PRAL was to develop in-house soft wares for customs and income tax departments. 1250 persons are employed, out of which 283 are working on customs side and rest on indirect taxation side (income tax and VAT). In 1996, PRAL purchased a new IBM machine AS-400. To facilitate traders, service centers were started during 1999 in Appraisement Collectorate and then at Port Qasim and Airport, Karachi.
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In December, 1992 computer processing (online processing) of bill of entries was started in Appraisement Collectorate. Between 1992 and 1999 feeding of hard copies of B/Es in the computer was done by the KPOs of import section. A running number was allocated to B/Es by the computer, which was manually affixed on the B/E. Assessment was used to be made in the relevant groups and simultaneously entry was recorded in the computer.
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The appraisement is extant and provides information on ship's gear on board at that time, as well as equipment such as muskets and other arms. The ship may have been laid up since Jones' death and allowed to get out of repair, as that is what the appraisal indicates.R. G. Marsden, The Mayflower English Historical Review (19 October 1904), p. 677 The vessel was valued at one hundred and twenty-eight pounds, eight shillings, and fourpence.
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His clips briefly held the top price under the wartime appraisement scheme (i.e. when open markets were closed over the 1939-1944 seasons). He topped the Goulburn or Sydney wool sales on 19 occasions; set the state and national records for top price for eight seasons; achieved the Commonwealth record price for six seasons; as well as four separate world record prices.These records are reported in the regular wool sale reports of Canberra and New South Wales newspapers over the years,1933-1964.
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Investigated by Charles Mynix, Peter Gerhart, others page 77. will of Richard Brown wit Charles Minnix page 149. inventory and appraisement of Abraham Gearhart's estate signed Charles Minnix Abstracts of eighteenth Century Deed books of Franklin County, Virginia: 229. Db # 1 Oct, 1787 Wit: Peter Gearheart and Charles Minnix, mentions beside Charles Menix conditional line on Hatchet Run. DB # 1 Feb 1787 Wit: Charles Minix, Jacob Boon DB # 1 Oct 1787 mentions Sicely Mennix Conditional Line DB # 3 Nov 1793 Wit: Charles Menix mentions Rentfrows line DB # 3 Sept 1795 Wit: Charles Minnix DB # 3 April 1796 Wit: Charles Mennix mentions to John Boon and Sicily Minnix conditional line A deed from Thos.
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Selectors were required to live on their land for three years and to make improvements worth £1 per acre.Starr, Joan and Mike Nicholas, Pioneering New England, Rigby, Adelaide, 1978 Speculation was to be prevented by requiring actual residence on the land. In return pastoralists were protected by granting them, at the conclusion of their present leases, annual leases in the settled districts and five yearly leases elsewhere, with a maximum area or carrying capacity, and an increase in rent by appraisement of the runs. The pastoralist retained the pre-emptive right to buy one twenty- fifth of his lease in addition to improved areas, and also possessed the pre- lease to three times the area of the freehold.
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