Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 37
... clothing with some of the Civil Departments . Sir Fredric Wise . 403. Is not the Post Office on that Com- mittee as ... cloth , and is done separately under the Admiralty . 406. But would it not be an advantage if that were done by one ...
... clothing with some of the Civil Departments . Sir Fredric Wise . 403. Is not the Post Office on that Com- mittee as ... cloth , and is done separately under the Admiralty . 406. But would it not be an advantage if that were done by one ...
Page 103
... cloth bought for Government messengers , in reference to the cloth bought for other Government servants . For instance , the 56340 [ Continued . blue serge used in the Post Office and by prison warders ? —Yes , I have the ques- tion ; I ...
... cloth bought for Government messengers , in reference to the cloth bought for other Government servants . For instance , the 56340 [ Continued . blue serge used in the Post Office and by prison warders ? —Yes , I have the ques- tion ; I ...
Page 128
... Cloth- ing and Equipment of the Ordnance Corps is £ 357 , and of Supplies and Transport it is £ 762 ; more than double as much ? I should think that is that the Ordnance are living on surplus [ Continued stocks to a greater extent than ...
... Cloth- ing and Equipment of the Ordnance Corps is £ 357 , and of Supplies and Transport it is £ 762 ; more than double as much ? I should think that is that the Ordnance are living on surplus [ Continued stocks to a greater extent than ...
Page 135
... cloth sold at a very low price and subsequently retailed by a number of shops in London , and within about a year or two years the War Office changed their policy again and decided to buy a large amount of tartan cloth ? -That sounds as ...
... cloth sold at a very low price and subsequently retailed by a number of shops in London , and within about a year or two years the War Office changed their policy again and decided to buy a large amount of tartan cloth ? -That sounds as ...
Page 143
... cloth purchases are made in co - ordination with pur- chases of cloth made by other Depart- ments . My reply to that is no , for this reason , that the small quantity of cloth which I purchase is for the Ministry of Labour Training ...
... cloth purchases are made in co - ordination with pur- chases of cloth made by other Depart- ments . My reply to that is no , for this reason , that the small quantity of cloth which I purchase is for the Ministry of Labour Training ...
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1st Report Admiralty agreed Air Force Air Ministry Alexander Lord Apsley Amendment proposed Apsley Lieut.-Colonel Ashley Army Attlee Attorney-General authorised undertakers Balfour Barclay-Harvey Bill Board Brigadier-General Warner Captain Bourne Chairman Clause cloth Colonel Burton Colonel Crookshank Colonel Sir Joseph Colonel Woodcock Committee divided contract cost David Grenfell Electricity Supply Ernest Alexander Estimates Fielden FRANK BAINES Grotrian Hannon Henry Slesser hospital insert the words Joseph Nall Sir Lambert Ward leave left out stand Looker Lord Apsley Lieut.-Colonel Lord Warrington Lt.-Col Marquess of Hartington Master Tailor ment Nall Sir Douglas order to insert Pensions purchase Question proposed Robert Hudson Robert Morrison Sandeman Sir Douglas Newton Sir Frederick Hall Sir Frederick Liddell Sir Fredric Wise Sir George Hume Sir John Marriott Sir Joseph Nall Sir Mervyn Manningham Sir Philip Dawson Sir ROBERT SANDERS staff Stationery Office thereof tion Treasury Viant Vote War Office words proposed