Parliamentary Papers, Volume 16H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xii
... accounted for by the new grant of 14,000l . for Marine Superin- tendence , supplementary to the statutory annual grant of 15,000 / . from the Local Taxation ( Scotland ) Account , which was fixed before the war , and which is ...
... accounted for by the new grant of 14,000l . for Marine Superin- tendence , supplementary to the statutory annual grant of 15,000 / . from the Local Taxation ( Scotland ) Account , which was fixed before the war , and which is ...
Page xiv
... accounted for by the expiration of a large number of awards for the Higher Education of Ex - Service Officers and Men . 51. The increase in Appropriation in Aid is due mainly to an expected increase of 35,000l . in pension contributions ...
... accounted for by the expiration of a large number of awards for the Higher Education of Ex - Service Officers and Men . 51. The increase in Appropriation in Aid is due mainly to an expected increase of 35,000l . in pension contributions ...
Page xv
... accounted for mainly by increased grants to Oxford and Cambridge Universities , and the partial replenishment of the Grants Deposit Account from which increased grants were made to those Universities in the previous year . Increased ...
... accounted for mainly by increased grants to Oxford and Cambridge Universities , and the partial replenishment of the Grants Deposit Account from which increased grants were made to those Universities in the previous year . Increased ...
Page xvii
... accounted for by the Irish Department , which Department will cease to exist on 1 April 1924 ( see paragraph 18 , above ) . The remaining services which were included in the latter Estimate have been transferred to Class II , 40 as ...
... accounted for by the Irish Department , which Department will cease to exist on 1 April 1924 ( see paragraph 18 , above ) . The remaining services which were included in the latter Estimate have been transferred to Class II , 40 as ...
Page xxii
... accounted for to the extent of 6,000l . by larger receipts in respect of law costs recovered . 106. The Estimates for the Post Office ( Vote 3 ) shows a net increase of 209,5801 . 107. Under numerous Subheads the estimates continue to ...
... accounted for to the extent of 6,000l . by larger receipts in respect of law costs recovered . 106. The Estimates for the Post Office ( Vote 3 ) shows a net increase of 209,5801 . 107. Under numerous Subheads the estimates continue to ...
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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