NAVY ESTIMATES, 1927. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Pages. Statement showing the Total Estimated Expenditure for the Naval Service, including Amounts provided in the Civil and other Estimates, in 1926 Statement of the Amounts included in the Non-Effective Votes in respect of .. Abstract of the Gross Estimate, the Appropriations in Aid of Votes, and the Statement showing the numbers borne, the Expenditure on Naval Services Statement showing the Cash Contributions from India, the Dominions and Numbers of Officers, Seamen, Boys, Royal Marines and Marine Police for Statement showing Value of Stock, &c., Vote 8, Section 2 Statement showing the Provision, &c., for Fleet Coaling Service No. 2. Statement showing the Designation, Numbers, and Salaries and Allowances of Officers and Clerical Staff at the Victualling Yards (Vote 2, 209 211 213 244 No. 4. Statement showing the Designation, Numbers, and Salarics and Allowances of Officers and Clerical Staff at the Naval Hospitals (Vote 3, Subhead A) No. 5. Statement showing the Numbers and Descriptions of Naval No. 8. Statement showing the Designation, Numbers, and Salaries and Allowances of Officers and Clerical Staff at each Naval Yard Abroad No. 11. Statement showing the Total Expenditure provided for each No. 12. Detailed Statement of Extra Remuneration for Salaried Officers, &c., of Naval Establishments provided for under other Votes, &c., than those in which their Ordinary Salaries or other Civil Emoluments appear No. 13. Cost of Living Bonus applicable to Ordinary Remuneration (on a NAVY ESTIMATES, 1927. STATEMENT of the Total Estimated EXPENDITURE for the NAVAL SERVICE, including Amounts provided in the CIVIL and other ESTIMATES. 58,100,000 NAVY ESTIMATES: Estimated Expenditure (after deducting Appropriations in Aid) 58,000,000 CIVIL ESTIMATES (a): Estimated Expenditure under Class I. Vote 9.-Exchequer and Audit Department (Cost (a) Provision is also made in the Estimate for Osborne (Class VII., Vote 8) for expenditure in connection with the treatment of invalid Officers of the Navy in the Convalescent Home at Osborne, and in the Vote for Public Buildings, Great Britain (Class VII., Vote 10), for Annuities in repayment of sums advanced for sites and buildings under various Acts. (b) The sum of 7,500. is provided under this Vote for Law Agents in Scotland for sundry Government Departments including the Admiralty. NAVY ESTIMATES, 1927. STATEMENT of the Total Estimated EXPENDITURE for the NAVAL SERVICE, including Amounts provided in the CIVIL and other ESTIMATES—conid. Brought forward REVENUE DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES: Vote 1. Customs and Excise.-Percentage for provision of " funds to Paymasters Staff and Incidental Expenses in connection with the Royal Naval Reserve Force PENSIONS (INCREASE) ACTS, 1920 & 1924, and the corresponding ORDERS IN COUNCIL. The Non-effective Votes (Votes 13, 14 and 15) include provision for the following increases of Retired Pay, Pensions, Superannuation Allowances, etc., granted under the Pensions (Increase) Acts, 1920 & 1924, and the corresponding Orders in Council: A note appears under the relative Votes showing the amounts included in the Subheads affected. 122 NAVY ESTIMATES, 1927. ABSTRACT OF NAVY 1.-NUMBERS. SNUMBER OF Officers, Seamen, BOYS, AND ROYAL MARINES II.-EFFECTIVE SERVICES. 1 WAGES, &C., of Officers AND MEN OF THE ROYAL NAVY, Estimates Gross Estimate. 102,275 450 £ 14,790,530 5,201,115 509,275 882,000 322,195 505,628 427,120 WORKS, BUILDINGS, AND REPAIRS AT HOME AND ABROAD.. 2,612,500 MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTIVE SERVICES .. 850,882 121 12 ADMIRALTY OFFICE 1,255,950 NON-EFFECTIVe Services (NaVAL AND MARIne)—Officers 2,971,970 4,610,050 963,056 .£8,545,076 £63,219,140 Admiralty, W. C. BRIDGEMAN. HUBERT BRAND. 24 February, 1927 BEATTY. A. E. M. CHATFIELD. |