Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Admiralty have taken steps to emphasise the importance of strict observance of the regulations , and have arranged that executive officers who are called on to perform accounting functions shall undergo a short course of instruction ...
... Admiralty have taken steps to emphasise the importance of strict observance of the regulations , and have arranged that executive officers who are called on to perform accounting functions shall undergo a short course of instruction ...
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... Admiralty , the Greenwich Hospital and Travers ' Foundation Accounts and the Dockyard Expense Accounts , 1926 , were considered . Sir Malcolm Ramsay . K.C.B. , Mr. A. P. Waterfield , C.B. , Mr. A. E. Watson , C.B.E. , Sir O. A. R. ...
... Admiralty , the Greenwich Hospital and Travers ' Foundation Accounts and the Dockyard Expense Accounts , 1926 , were considered . Sir Malcolm Ramsay . K.C.B. , Mr. A. P. Waterfield , C.B. , Mr. A. E. Watson , C.B.E. , Sir O. A. R. ...
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... Admiralty , will have official tele- phones paid for by their departments , and the fact might even be unknown to the Post Office that it is an official tele- phone . 501. Does it not raise rather another point ? If as I understood in ...
... Admiralty , will have official tele- phones paid for by their departments , and the fact might even be unknown to the Post Office that it is an official tele- phone . 501. Does it not raise rather another point ? If as I understood in ...
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... Admiralty , Air Ministry and War Office it was 15 per cent . It became quite clear on investigation that the figures were calculated on a different basis , and until that point is gone into thoroughly I do not think anything can be done ...
... Admiralty , Air Ministry and War Office it was 15 per cent . It became quite clear on investigation that the figures were calculated on a different basis , and until that point is gone into thoroughly I do not think anything can be done ...
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... Admiralty where there has no doubt been a saving to the public purse as a result . 642. You mean you have taken an excess of Admiralty requirements ? -Yes . Buy- ing in enormous quantities as they do for the Admiralty , they do actually ...
... Admiralty where there has no doubt been a saving to the public purse as a result . 642. You mean you have taken an excess of Admiralty requirements ? -Yes . Buy- ing in enormous quantities as they do for the Admiralty , they do actually ...
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