Parliamentary Papers, Volume 15H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Decrease as compared with the Sums Voted in 1927 .. .. Statement showing the numbers borne , the Expenditure on Naval Services for the Years 1919 to 1926 , and the Estimates for 1927 and 1928 .. Statement showing the Cash Contributions ...
... Decrease as compared with the Sums Voted in 1927 .. .. Statement showing the numbers borne , the Expenditure on Naval Services for the Years 1919 to 1926 , and the Estimates for 1927 and 1928 .. Statement showing the Cash Contributions ...
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... Decrease . Maximum Numbers . 101,800 Maximum Numbers 450 102,275 450 102,275 450 475 } A. £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 68,242 14,445,700 14,790,530 880,418 4,062,000 5,201,115 939,515 75,230 14,715,300 4,261,600 269,600 199,600 58,981 442,400 509,275 ...
... Decrease . Maximum Numbers . 101,800 Maximum Numbers 450 102,275 450 102,275 450 475 } A. £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 68,242 14,445,700 14,790,530 880,418 4,062,000 5,201,115 939,515 75,230 14,715,300 4,261,600 269,600 199,600 58,981 442,400 509,275 ...
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... Decrease . 1928 . 1927 . £ £ £ £ HIS MAJESTY'S FLEET : A. WAGES , & c . , OF OFFICERS , SEAMEN , AND BOYS 12,050,500 12,273,000 222,500 ROYAL MARINES : 1,088,000 1,132,000 44,000 14,000 14,000 - 25,000 .. 1,120,000 26,000 1,150,000 ...
... Decrease . 1928 . 1927 . £ £ £ £ HIS MAJESTY'S FLEET : A. WAGES , & c . , OF OFFICERS , SEAMEN , AND BOYS 12,050,500 12,273,000 222,500 ROYAL MARINES : 1,088,000 1,132,000 44,000 14,000 14,000 - 25,000 .. 1,120,000 26,000 1,150,000 ...
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... DECREASE ... £ 222,500 Due to reduction in number of boys , to lower average rates of pay , to smaller requirements for Special Pay , Good Conduct Pay and Pensions In- surance and to provision not being extra required as in 1927 for an ...
... DECREASE ... £ 222,500 Due to reduction in number of boys , to lower average rates of pay , to smaller requirements for Special Pay , Good Conduct Pay and Pensions In- surance and to provision not being extra required as in 1927 for an ...
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... DECREASE .. .. £ 44,000 Due to lower average rates of pay , to lower average numbers , to smaller requirements for Special Pay and to provision not being necessary as in 1927 for an extra fortnightly or weekly payment to N.C.O's and men ...
... DECREASE .. .. £ 44,000 Due to lower average rates of pay , to lower average numbers , to smaller requirements for Special Pay and to provision not being necessary as in 1927 for an extra fortnightly or weekly payment to N.C.O's and men ...
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31 March Admiralty Air Ministry Allowance House Allowance Amount Appendix Assistant Brought forward Captain Carried forward Charges Chatham Class Draughtsmen Colonial Allowance House Commander continued in following Contract Work Dockyard Cordite Cost of Living Cruisers Date of Completion Date of Laying DECREASE Deficit Department Depots Designed Horse-Power Designed Speed Knots Devonport Displace Electrical Engineer Establishments expenses EXPLANATION OF DIFFERENCE Fleet Fleet Air Arm Foreman Full Pay GRANT Gratuities Greenwich Hospital H.M. Ships Hull increased Inspector Labour Lieutenant Lieutenant-Commander Living Bonus Machinery Vote maintenance Majesty's Ships Medical MEMORANDA ment Tons Naval Armament Naval Store NAVY ESTIMATES Navy Votes nery Numbers oil fuel payable payment Pensioner Clerks Portsmouth rates reduction Repairs repayment requirements Retired Pay Revised Royal Marine Police Royal Marines Royal Naval College Royal Naval Reserve Royal Navy Salary Seamen Services smaller guns Staff Subhead Surplus Torpedo Total Estimate Treasury Type of Machi Vessels Victualling Wages