Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xii
... figure . The heavy losses involved appear to be due largely to the high costs of building and to the high rate of interest at which the money was borrowed . In addition to the Land Settlement schemes carried out by Local Authorities ...
... figure . The heavy losses involved appear to be due largely to the high costs of building and to the high rate of interest at which the money was borrowed . In addition to the Land Settlement schemes carried out by Local Authorities ...
Page xxxvi
... figures as set out on the new basis are very illuminating . The Committee refer particularly to the details given under Head III as regards educational establishments and working expenses of hospitals , depots , etc. Perhaps the most ...
... figures as set out on the new basis are very illuminating . The Committee refer particularly to the details given under Head III as regards educational establishments and working expenses of hospitals , depots , etc. Perhaps the most ...
Page xxxviii
... figures for which items are still very incomplete and cannot without considerable cost be completed for some years ... figure has been reduced in the Estimates for 1923-24 to £ 232,200 , and the Committee are informed by the Accounting ...
... figures for which items are still very incomplete and cannot without considerable cost be completed for some years ... figure has been reduced in the Estimates for 1923-24 to £ 232,200 , and the Committee are informed by the Accounting ...
Page xxxix
... figure which will show even in a general way what administrative economies have been effected by the new system ... figures even for particular units by outside bodies not intimately acquainted with the changes that have been made at ...
... figure which will show even in a general way what administrative economies have been effected by the new system ... figures even for particular units by outside bodies not intimately acquainted with the changes that have been made at ...
Page xli
... figure includes £ 583,000 , 5866 . which is in no sense a loss , but merely a book - keeping entry to adjust an over - surrender of this amount to the Exchequer in the accounts of 1920-21 . Even as thus reduced the total charge in ...
... figure includes £ 583,000 , 5866 . which is in no sense a loss , but merely a book - keeping entry to adjust an over - surrender of this amount to the Exchequer in the accounts of 1920-21 . Even as thus reduced the total charge in ...
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