IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c.

No. 7.-PARTICULARS of UNFUNDED DEBT on 31st March 1915

Treasury Bills (see also below) (a)
Exchequer Bonds, 1915 (see also below) (a)
Ways and Means Advances (a)

3 per cent. War Stock and War Bonds
4 per cent. War Stock and War Bonds
5 per cent. War Stock and War Bonds
4 per cent. War Stock and War Bonds
4 per cent. Funding Stock and Bonds
Exchequer Bonds (see also above)
National War Bonds
Treasury Bonds

4 per cent. Victory Bonds
4 per cent. Conversion Loan
Treasury Bills (see also above)
National Savings Certificates.
War Expenditure Certificates -

American Loan (Anglo-French Loan)

Other Debt, payable in sterling:

5 per cent. Exchequer Bonds, 1922 (Japanese Ships).

6 per cent. Swedish Notes, 1920

5 per cent. Loan from Straits Settlements,

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9,246,575 316,503,177 944,103,955 33

Total Unfunded Debt as shown in 497,486,258 1,796,129,496 3,669,613,631 5,532,217,017
Column (3) of Table No. 5 (page 10) J

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 1925 (as shown in Column 3 of Table No. 5 on page 10). Accounts of the United Kingdom.)

IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c.

No. S.- AMOUNT OF WAR LOANS to DOMINIONS and ALLIES

NOTES. In addition to above there were considerable sums owing to British Government Departments on current account.

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and LOANS for RELIEF in WAR AREAS outstanding on 1915 to 1925.

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.

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No. 9.-STATEMENT of LOANS GUARANTEED by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT

NOTE,-For other contingent Liabilities of the State, see Parliamentary Paper Cd. 2460 of 1924-25.

(a) The liability in respect of this guaranteed Loan has been arrived at by deducting the nominal amount of securities held on ccount of Sinking Fund from the gross amount of the Loan outstanding.

(b) The extent of the Guarantee is given in the Annual Finance Accounts.