Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xxiv
... cost of this unnecessary service has been £ 132,000 of which the greater part is recoverable from other Governments which were parties to the Agreement . COAL MINES DEFICIENCY . 45. Cost of control of Coal Production . It is interesting ...
... cost of this unnecessary service has been £ 132,000 of which the greater part is recoverable from other Governments which were parties to the Agreement . COAL MINES DEFICIENCY . 45. Cost of control of Coal Production . It is interesting ...
Page xxix
... cost something like £ 250,000 . The Committee are informed that a more economical scheme has now been drawn up and they trust that the work of reconditioning and storing these expensive mountings will now be proceeded with expeditiously ...
... cost something like £ 250,000 . The Committee are informed that a more economical scheme has now been drawn up and they trust that the work of reconditioning and storing these expensive mountings will now be proceeded with expeditiously ...
Page xxxvi
... cost per mile for Army motor transport , including all overhead charges , ranged from 2s . 2d . per mile for light cars up to 3s . per mile for petrol lorries . The Accounting Officer informed the Committee that these costs would be ...
... cost per mile for Army motor transport , including all overhead charges , ranged from 2s . 2d . per mile for light cars up to 3s . per mile for petrol lorries . The Accounting Officer informed the Committee that these costs would be ...
Page xxxvii
... cost of any particular service , often very different from the cash outlay . How wide this difference sometimes may be is well illustrated by the case of certain mud brick shelters in Iraq , which were estimated to cost £ 60,000 for ...
... cost of any particular service , often very different from the cash outlay . How wide this difference sometimes may be is well illustrated by the case of certain mud brick shelters in Iraq , which were estimated to cost £ 60,000 for ...
Page xxxviii
... cost be completed for some years . Indeed , the Comptroller and Auditor General found on his examination that certain adjusting entries relating to Stock Accounts , made at the War Office , resulted in an apparent over - statement by ...
... cost be completed for some years . Indeed , the Comptroller and Auditor General found on his examination that certain adjusting entries relating to Stock Accounts , made at the War Office , resulted in an apparent over - statement by ...
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