Parliamentary Papers, Volume 16H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page v
... PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS . 1924-25 . £ 6,709,931 1923-24 . £ 7,533,621 Decrease , £ 823,690 . 12. The problem of estimating the expenditure on New Works in the first year presents considerable difficulties owing to the variety of ...
... PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS . 1924-25 . £ 6,709,931 1923-24 . £ 7,533,621 Decrease , £ 823,690 . 12. The problem of estimating the expenditure on New Works in the first year presents considerable difficulties owing to the variety of ...
Page vi
... public , has been transferred to the Grant in Aid Subhead . This course has been adopted in view of the more considerable use which , it is contemplated , will be made of the Palace in future by Their Majesties . The Grant in Aid has ...
... public , has been transferred to the Grant in Aid Subhead . This course has been adopted in view of the more considerable use which , it is contemplated , will be made of the Palace in future by Their Majesties . The Grant in Aid has ...
Page vii
... public for some time on account of the dangerous condition of the roof . Diplomatic and Consular Buildings ( Vote 7 ) : — The Embassy buildings at Tokio and the Consular buildings at . Yokohama were destroyed in the earthquake which ...
... public for some time on account of the dangerous condition of the roof . Diplomatic and Consular Buildings ( Vote 7 ) : — The Embassy buildings at Tokio and the Consular buildings at . Yokohama were destroyed in the earthquake which ...
Page viii
... Public Buildings ( Class II , 32 ) , which Vote bears . the overhead charges . A sum of 40,000l . is included to cover the cost of providing new accommodation for the Coast Watching Force , and for im- provements to existing premises as ...
... Public Buildings ( Class II , 32 ) , which Vote bears . the overhead charges . A sum of 40,000l . is included to cover the cost of providing new accommodation for the Coast Watching Force , and for im- provements to existing premises as ...
Page xii
... Public Departments are classified , and the corresponding actual expenditure figures for 1922–23 are given . The decrease of 195,6781 . in this Estimate is due , mainly , to the reduced requirements of Govern- ment Departments , and ...
... Public Departments are classified , and the corresponding actual expenditure figures for 1922–23 are given . The decrease of 195,6781 . in this Estimate is due , mainly , to the reduced requirements of Govern- ment Departments , and ...
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A.-SALARIES accounted allowance of 1001 Amount required annum applicable to Salaries Appropriations in Aid Bonus applicable Bonus is shown carrying Bonus Chief Commission Commissioners Consul cost Court Decrease Deduct Ditto Education Employer's Contributions ending 31 March England and Wales Estimated amounts estimated as follows Exchequer expenditure in connection Fees Fund Grant in Aid GROSS TOTAL Health and Unemployment Health Insurance Higher Grade INCIDENTAL EXPENSES Increase Inspectors Irish Free Keeper loan Local Education Authorities London Medical Ministry Miscellaneous Northern Ireland Numbers Ordinary Services pay of temporary payable Pensions personal salary Post Office present holder Provision rate of Bonus receipts in connection receives an allowance Registrar Remuneration not carrying respect Revenue Departments Royal Irish Constabulary Scotland Service is estimated Shorthand Typists shown as inclusive Staff Clerk Staff Officers Stationery and Printing Subhead Superannuation TELEGRAMS AND TELEPHONES Temporary Clerks total expenditure TOTAL FOR SALARIES Unemployment Insurance Unestablished Messengers vacancy Vice-consul Vict Vote