I.-ANNUITY, &c. :

Park Street Houses, Windsor, Annuity of 8081. 18s. 4d.
for 25 years to 9 November 1936 in repayment of
advances made by the Commissioners of Crown Lands
for the purchase of property in Park Street, Windsor,
and for the building of houses to accommodate the
Salvage Corps

Park Street Houses, Windsor. Interest on expenditure
defrayed by Commissioners of Crown Lands on the pur-
chase of additional houses, and on building

TOTAL FOR ANNUITY, &c.

J.-TELEPHONES, &c. :

Facilities provided by the General Post Office

K.-APPROPRIATIONS IN AID:

Rents, Acknowledgment Rents, and Licences
Old Materials and Miscellaneous

Sale of Guide Books, Postcards, &c.

Admission Fees..

I. ESTIMATE of the Amount required in the Year ending 31 March 1927 for Expenditure in respect of OSBORNE.

Seventeen Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty-five Pounds.

II. SUBHEADS under which this Vote will be accounted for by the OFFICE OF WORKS.

NOTE.-Under this Vote provision is made not only for the upkeep of the Convalescent Home for Officers of the Navy, Army and Air Force and members of the Government Service serving in tropical countries, but also for the maintenance and custody of the State Apartments and the Swiss Cottage Museum and Grounds all of which are open to the public.

It is not possible to allocate accurately the amounts required for the Convalescent Home and the State Apartments, &c., in this Estimate. The apportionment is approximately :-Convalescent Home, 11,3001., and State Apartments, &c., 6,3351.

1926. 1925.

The total expenditure in connection with this Service is estimated as follows:

Gross Estimate above

22,460

21,835

Estimated amounts (net) included in other Estimates in
connection with this Service :-

The receipts in connection with this Service are estimated as follows:

Receipts from the sale of guides estimated at 2001. will be paid to the Stationery

Office.

(19329)

T 4

A.—SALARIES, WAGES, AND ALLOWANCES (a)*:

Numbers.

1925. 1926.

1

1

House Governor and Medical Superintendent.. (6007.)
Gratuity to Deputy during House Governor's leave of

789

Allowance to Nursing Sister employed on dispensing

(a) The rates and scales of pay shown in brackets (except where shown as inclusive) carry an addition in respect of Cost of Living bonus pavable in accordance with the scheme set out in the Appendix on page 101.

The money provision for each item represents the total remuneration, including bonus where payable.

• All the principal Officers and most of the subordinate staff are provided with free quarters and board, the latter being charged to Subhead D. Several persons paid out of this Vote are in receipt of Navy, Army, or Police Pensions.

B.-TRAVELLING EXPENSES:

Travelling Expenses of the Osborne House Committee and
Consulting Staff, also of the Staff of Osborne whose
salaries are chargeable to the Osborne Vote

C.-CLOTHING:

Uniforms for Matron, Nursing Sisters, Porters, Park
Keepers, &c.

D.-VICTUALLING AND MEDICAL COMFORTS:
Patients and Staff

E. NEW WORKS, ALTERATIONS, AND ADDITIONS :
I. WORKS IN PROGRESS:

External and internal Maintenance of Buildings, Fire
Appliances, Steam Plant, Heating Apparatus, Water
Supply, Lifts, Septic Tank, Pumping Machinery, Main-
tenance of Gardens, and Incidental Expenses

£5,030 4,165

G.-FURNITURE:

Maintenance of existing Furniture, and supply of additional
Furniture, Curtains, Blinds, Linen, Glass, Crockery, &c.

H.-FUEL, LIGHT, WATER, &c.:

Supply of Water (for domestic purposes) from Rural
District Council's Mains, Gas and Fuel for Cooking,
Engineering, and Gardening services, Electric Current,
Laundry Expenses, and provision of Household Articles

I.-RENTS, &c. :

£660 910

Tithe Rent-charge, &c.

J.-TELEPHONES, &c.:

Facilities provided by the Post Office

Rent of New Barn, &c., meadow lands and playing fields
Receipts for use of Telephones

Miscellaneous (Key subscriptions, lavatory receipts, sale of
old materials, refuse, &c.)

TOTAL FOR APPROPRIATIONS IN AID

£4,825

5,365