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Sir Gerald Hohler is a former MP for Rochester Gillingham.

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Former MP for Rochester Gillingham

Entered the House of Commons on 15 January 1910 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 10 May 1929 — General election

Also represented Chatham

Future MPs in this constituency

• Robert Gower
• Joseph Binns

Recent appearances

• Civil Estimates, 1929.: Ministry of Labour. 24 Apr 1929

  Who issued these regulations? What had the Government to do with it?

• Orders of the Day — Supply.: Navy Supplementary Estimate, 1928. 19 Mar 1929

  The reduction that has been used seems to be quite unreal. We have not been informed by those responsible for moving it in what respect the reduction would take place. There was no suggestion made that our ships were overmanned and that a reduction should be made in the complements of these vessels. It is simply one of those vague attacks which the hon. and gallant Member for Central Hull...

• Orders of the Day — Supply.: Navy Supplementary Estimate, 1928. 19 Mar 1929

  I agree, but I think, in justice, there sits the offender. However, I abide by your Ruling. I wish to make what is a comparatively small point, but these small points are of great importance to individuals. I wish to draw the attention of my hon. and gallant Friend the Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty to the position of what are called the supply services. There has been a great lack...

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