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I. - The receipts from sales of old materials , always an indefinite item , were less than had been anticipated . The Surplus of 3,3451 . 88. 4d . shown on the Account of the Vote “ Royal Palaces ” for the year ended 31st March 1905 ...
I. - The receipts from sales of old materials , always an indefinite item , were less than had been anticipated . The Surplus of 3,3451 . 88. 4d . shown on the Account of the Vote “ Royal Palaces ” for the year ended 31st March 1905 ...
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D. - Changes in the Staff , effected after this Estimate was framed , reduced requirements under the head of “ Victualling , " and the expenditure on drugs and medical stores was less than had been anticipated .
D. - Changes in the Staff , effected after this Estimate was framed , reduced requirements under the head of “ Victualling , " and the expenditure on drugs and medical stores was less than had been anticipated .
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The work cost less than had been anticipated . Casual variation . Total Estimate £ . 12,000 - Progress was slower than had been expected . 31st March 1906 } 8,277 9 Balance - £ . 3,722 19 3 Total Estimate £ 18,800 - - Remanet .
The work cost less than had been anticipated . Casual variation . Total Estimate £ . 12,000 - Progress was slower than had been expected . 31st March 1906 } 8,277 9 Balance - £ . 3,722 19 3 Total Estimate £ 18,800 - - Remanet .
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B .-- The cost of general repairs to the Building , including the preparation of the Speaker's House on change of occupation , proved heavier than had been anticipated . C. — The expenditure on general maintenance was less than had been ...
B .-- The cost of general repairs to the Building , including the preparation of the Speaker's House on change of occupation , proved heavier than had been anticipated . C. — The expenditure on general maintenance was less than had been ...
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... was required than had been anticipated , and a new . motor had to be put in instead of re - winding an old one as at first intended . When the w rk came to be put in I and it was found necessary to renew the whole of the circulation ...
... was required than had been anticipated , and a new . motor had to be put in instead of re - winding an old one as at first intended . When the w rk came to be put in I and it was found necessary to renew the whole of the circulation ...
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Accounting Officer additional Agriculture Aid Realised Allowances Alterations Amount anticipated Appropriations in Aid Assistant Balance Board Buildings Carried Causes of Variation certify charged CLASS Clerk College Colonial Commission Commissioners compared with Grant completed Comptroller and Auditor connection continued correct cost Court Deduct Department directions ditto ditto ditto Education ended 31st March England Estimated cost examined excess Exchequer Expenditure and Grant Expenditure to 31st Expenses EXPLANATION Extra Receipts Fees Fund Government Grant in Aid Gross Head House Improvement Incidental Expenses increase Ireland John Kempe Land Less Letter Light Loans Miscellaneous November paid payment Police Post Office Prisons provision Public Purchase Railway Receipts received REMUNERATION Repayment REPORT respect Royal Salaries saving Schools Scotland Secretary SERVICE showing the Surplus shown Special Staff Stock Stores Sub-Head Sum Expended Sum Granted Surplus or Deficit Surrendered taken TELEGRAPH Total Estimate Expenditure Travelling Treasury Variation between Expenditure VOTE
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 52 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 |
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