Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page v
... further steps to safeguard the public C. & A. G.'s against defalcations at Consulates . They have learned with Report , and concern that in eight years there have been deficiencies of some Qs . 1083- £ 14,000 ( gross ) in consular ...
... further steps to safeguard the public C. & A. G.'s against defalcations at Consulates . They have learned with Report , and concern that in eight years there have been deficiencies of some Qs . 1083- £ 14,000 ( gross ) in consular ...
Page x
... further working of the system should be carefully watched . 19. Maintenance of Armour Plant . - The Comptroller and Auditor General has brought to the notice of Your Committee an important departure made by the Admiralty in connection ...
... further working of the system should be carefully watched . 19. Maintenance of Armour Plant . - The Comptroller and Auditor General has brought to the notice of Your Committee an important departure made by the Admiralty in connection ...
Page xii
... further , they are of opinion that the decision to send the whole . winter supply for 1926-27 in one consigument at the end of August was something more than a mere error of judgment . They are somewhat surprised to learn that it was ...
... further , they are of opinion that the decision to send the whole . winter supply for 1926-27 in one consigument at the end of August was something more than a mere error of judgment . They are somewhat surprised to learn that it was ...
Page xiii
... further informed that this practice has long been modified , and that now only fully reconditioned machines are sent abroad . The present arrangements thus appear to be satisfactory . There is a conflict of opinion on the question ...
... further informed that this practice has long been modified , and that now only fully reconditioned machines are sent abroad . The present arrangements thus appear to be satisfactory . There is a conflict of opinion on the question ...
Page xv
... The Committee deliberated . DRAFT FIRST REPORT , proposed by the Chairman , brought up , read the first and second times , and agreed to . Ordered , to Report . The Revenue Departments Appropriation Accounts , 1926 , were further.
... The Committee deliberated . DRAFT FIRST REPORT , proposed by the Chairman , brought up , read the first and second times , and agreed to . Ordered , to Report . The Revenue Departments Appropriation Accounts , 1926 , were further.
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