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(a) These Officers have unfurnished apartments with fuel and light.

(b) The Fuel, Furniture, &c. of this Establishment are supplied by the Office of Public Works, and the cost is included in

the Estimates for Civil Services.

(c) Corrected figures.

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C.-CHELSEA PENSIONS OF WARRANT OFFICERS, NON-COM-
MISSIONED OFFICERS, MEN AND OTHERS: AND GRATUITIES
IN COMMUTATION AND IN LIEU OF PENSIONS.

Numbers. (a)

ESTIMATE, ESTIMATE, 1906-07. 1907-08.

(a) The numbers given for 1907-08 on pages 119-121 represent the actual number of pensions, &c., in force at

the time of preparing the Estimate.

(b) Corrected figures.

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F.-REWARDS TO WARRANT OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS FOR DISTINGUISHED OR MERITORIOUS SERVICES :
The names or the recipients and the amounts of the rewards are given in
Appendix, No. 15, pp. 216 to 221.

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K.-PENSIONS, COMPASSIONATE ALLOWANCES, AND GRATUITIES TO
WIDOWS AND CHILDREN OF WARRANT OFFICERS, NON-COM- ESTIMATE, ESTIMATE,
MISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN, &c. :

Numbers.

1906-07. 1907-08.

1907-08. 1906-07.

Note. The following are the rates of pension granted to the families of Warrant Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers and
Men :-

Warrant Officers killed or dying through War Service or
from injuries received on duty -

Other Warrant Officers

: : :

Non-Commissioned Officers and Men killed or dying through
War Service or from injuries received on duty:

Class I. (Quartermaster-Serjeants, &c.)

Class II. (Colour-Serjeants, &c.)

Class III. (Serjeants, &c.)

Class IV. (Corporals, &c.)

Class V. (Privates, &c.)

Widows.

Children.

30l. a year.

61. 5s. a year each.

20l.

51.

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(b) Certain lands and premises, the property of Kilmainham Hospital, of the nominal rental value of 67l., are let to the War Department, but no rent is s paid

paid for them.

A sum of 60l. a year, Fire Insurance on the buildings of Kilmainham Hospital, is paid out of the revenues of the Hospital, and the ainount of Appropriations in Aid is correspondingly reduced.