No. 95.-DETAILED STATEMENT of other CAPITAL LIABILITIES outstanding at the close of each Financial Year (as shown in Column 5 of Table No. 94 on previous page). (Compiled from the Finance Accounts of the United Kingdom.) IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c. 1914 16,354,807 9,231,962 11,452,240 9,478,052 1915 100,000 7,000 3,196,832 530,932 1,768,661 15,643,898 8,766,340 13,775,323 9,206,136 103,911 2,970,195 502,386 1,744,176 14,911,661 8,265,937 14,339,855 9,049,386 378,789 2,737,005 472,983 1,718,956 1,584,099 12,109,242 12,909,377 6,722,420 12,386,770 7,261,550 702,950 2,250,197 411,504 1,643,500 1927 1,123,643 6,030,774 1,724,944 42,783,952 3,351,485 986,529 1,605,011 1,428,255 10,436,240 5,024,395 17,394,846 5,594,593 1,026,149 1,465,901 312,196 1,509,112 169,782 1,097,835 148,582 1,040,000 46,862,866 48,738,642 780,000 13,950,000 316,025 68,727 832,268 102,581 305,379 23,044 774,256 92,515 (a) The Irish Free State has undertaken to provide the Annuity to repay the Advances under the Public Offices Site (Dublin) Act, 1903, and also portion of the Annuities under the Military Works and the Telegraph Acts. IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c. No. 96.-PARTICULARS of UNFUNDED DEBT on 31st March 1915 (Compiled from the Finance Treasury Bills (see also below) (a) 34 per cent. War Stock and War Bonds 4 per cent. Victory Bonds 4 per cent. Conversion Loan 4 per cent. National Savings Bonds American Loan (Anglo-French Loan) 5 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1922 (Jap- 6 per cent. Swedish Notes, 1920 5 per cent. Loan from Straits Settlements, Loans from individuals, free of interest Other Debt, payable Abroad: United States of America, Government 5 per cent. Ten Year Bonds, 1929 5 per cent. Three Year Notes, 1922 5 per cent. Three and Five Year Notes, 5 per cent. Twenty Year Bonds, 1937 Dollar Treasury Bills issued to Dutch Petroleum Company. 6 per cent. Central Argentine Railway Company Loan, 1927. Messrs. J. P. Morgan's Loan Miscellaneous (Rifle Contracts), &c. Canada: Government Loan Dollar Treasury Bills Japan: Yen Treasury Bills 6 per cent. Yen Exchequer Bonds, 1919 Argentine: 5 per cent. Government Loan, 1921 Uruguay: 5 per cent. Government Loan, 1920 Holland: 5 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1920 (Dutch Sugar). Florin Treasury Bills (One Year) Government Loan Government Loan (Interned Prisoners) Swiss Bank Bills Sweden: 6 per cent. Three Year Kronor Notes, 1921 Fiji: 6 per cent. War Loan, 1920 Straits Settlements: 5 per cent. Loan, 1928 5 per cent. Loan, 1929 Mauritius: 6 per cent. Loan, 1922 Loans from certain Allied Governments Total Unfunded Debt as shown in 497,486,258 1,796,129,496 3,669,613,631 5,532,217,017 4,600,000 1,152,500 39 58,333 1,477,667 661,629 3,349,000 43 2,065,000 440,060 3,341,000 4,939,000 47 534,973 48 113,500,000 7,096,675,452 NOTES. In the above Table Foreign Debt is taken at par of exchange. National Savings Certificates are taken at issue price. National War Bonds are taken at face value excluding the premium due if paid off at maturity. Sterling Bills issued as collateral for certain foreign loans not shown above, were included in the totals for Treasury Bills up to the year ended 31st March, 1922, when the amount so included was £3,600,000. All these Bills have now been paid off. (a) Debt of which the interest was until 1922-23 included in the " Fixed Annual Charge." IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c. to 1927 (as shown in Column 3 of Table No. 94 on page 118). Accounts of the United Kingdom.) 19 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 34 36 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 2 83 8t358མཆེ3338#3བལག་༞ t; IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &C. No. 97.-AMOUNT OF WAR LOANS to DOMINIONS and ALLIES and LOANS (Compiled from the Finance Total 53,702,183 379,641,855 974,663,400 1,529,863,954 1,741,144,160) 1,852,233,269 NOTE.-In addition to above there were considerable sums owing to British Government Departments on current account. IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c. for RELIEF in WAR AREAS outstanding on 31st March, 1915 to 1927. Accounts of the United Kingdom.) (a) Against this should be set advances made to the Imperial Government by the Dominion Government to meet expenditure in Canada. (b) Some of these amounts include unpaid interest. (c) These debts have been funded and the amounts shown represent the aggregate payments due and outstanding under the respective funding agreements. (d) As the figures in these columns represent two distinct methods of evaluating the respective debts, a total would have no significance. |