Government of India, Department of ladustries and Labour Circular Letter No. L.-3019, dated the 1st May 1937, addressed to all Provincial Governments and Administrations

Title	Government of India, Department of ladustries and Labour Circular Letter No. L.-3019, dated the 1st May 1937, addressed to all Provincial Governments and Administrations
Author / Editor	Manager of Publications
Pages	126 - 129

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