House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 362
... surpluses of quite another sort. On the other hand, the surplus might be more apparent than real, as was shown in one case before your Committee, because the surplus was made up by including some valuable stores which had never been ...
... surpluses of quite another sort. On the other hand, the surplus might be more apparent than real, as was shown in one case before your Committee, because the surplus was made up by including some valuable stores which had never been ...
Page 387
... surplus that accrues from an overissue from the Exchequer in one year can be easily adjusted by a short issue in the ... surplus, including the token vote of £100, of £ 20,100 0 0 This surplus will be due, in the main, to the receipts ...
... surplus that accrues from an overissue from the Exchequer in one year can be easily adjusted by a short issue in the ... surplus, including the token vote of £100, of £ 20,100 0 0 This surplus will be due, in the main, to the receipts ...
Page 388
... Surplus on Appropriation Account, 1888-89 — 18,03614 9 Deficit 1889-90 23,927 12 6 — Surplus Deficit (corrected) Surplus Surplus Surplus 1880-91 — 6,520 10 10 1891-92 9,501 18 8 — 1892-93 — 2,417 16 11 1893-94 — 59,864 16 1 1894-95 ...
... Surplus on Appropriation Account, 1888-89 — 18,03614 9 Deficit 1889-90 23,927 12 6 — Surplus Deficit (corrected) Surplus Surplus Surplus 1880-91 — 6,520 10 10 1891-92 9,501 18 8 — 1892-93 — 2,417 16 11 1893-94 — 59,864 16 1 1894-95 ...
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