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SIXTEEN VOLUMES.

(3).

NAVY; PENSIONS.

Session

8 January 1924-9 October 1924.

VOL. XV.

341341

1924.

SIXTEEN VOLUMES:-CONTENTS OF THE

THIRD VOLUME.

N.B.-THE Figures at the beginning of the line correspond with the No. at the foot of each Paper; and the Figures at the end of the line refer to the Paging of the Volumes arranged for the House of Commons.

NAVY:

Navy Estimates:

36. Navy Estimates for the year 1924-25.

p. 1

[Cmd. 2071.] Statement of the First Lord of the Admiralty, Explanatory of the Navy Estimates, 1924-25. 559

Appropriation Account :

40. Navy Appropriation Account, 1922-23, with the Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General thereon, including his Report upon the Store Accounts of the Navy.

Public Accounts (Navy Votes).

571

17. Treasury Minute, dated 22nd January, 1924, authorising the temporary application of surpluses on certain Navy Votes for the Year 1922-23 to meet excesses on other Navy Votes for the same year.

727

49. Treasury Minute, dated the 29th March, 1924, authorising the temporary application of surpluses on certain Navy Votes for the Year 1923-24 to meet excesses on other Navy Votes for the same year.

731

Fleets (British Empire and Foreign Countries): 41. Return showing the Fleets of the British Empire, United States of America, Japan, France, Italy, Russia, and Germany on 1st February, 1924, with date of Laying Down, Date of Completion, Displacement, Horsepower, Type of Machinery and Fuel, and Armaments reduced to one common scale (in continuation of No. 67 of 1923).

Singapore Naval Base :

[Cmd. 2083.] Correspondence with

735

the Self-governing

841

Dominions and India regarding the Development of
Singapore Naval Base.

VOL. XV.-1924.

57.

125.

Greenwich Hospital :

Accounts of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Capital
and of the Income derived from the Lands and other
Property held for the Benefit of Greenwich Hospital,
and the Foundation of Samuel Travers, Esquire, for
the Year ended 31st March, 1923, with the Report of
the Comptroller and Auditor General thereon.
Statement of the Estimated Income and Expenditure of
Greenwich Hospital and of Travers' Foundation for
the Year 1924-25.

p. 857

865

PENSIONS:

Officers and Nurses:

[Cmd. 2013.] Royal Warrant to amend the Royal Warrant of
the 2nd July, 1920, for the Retired Pay of Officers
(Army) disabled, and for the Pensions of the families.
and relatives of officers deceased, and for the Pensions
of nurses disabled and of the relatives of nurses deceased
in consequence of the Great War.
881

Widows and Children.

[Cmd. 2030.] Royal Warrant to amend the Royal Warrant
for the Pensions of soldiers disabled and the families
of soldiers deceased in consequence of the Great War.

Officers' Widows and Children :

887

[Cmd. 2251.] Royal Warrant to amend the Royal Warrants of
the 2nd July, 1920, and the 26th July, 1923, for the
Retired Pay of Officers (Army) disabled, and for the
Pensions of the families and relatives of officers
deceased, and for the Pensions of nurses disabled and
of the relatives of nurses deceased in consequence of
the Great War.
891

Parents' Pensions :

[Cmd. 2252.] Royal Warrant to make further provision as to
Pensions of the parents of soldiers deceased in con-
sequence of the Great War.

Pensions (Increase):

895

| Cind. 2137.] Memorandum explaining Financial Resolution.

FOR

THE YEAR

1924-25.

(PRESENTED TO PARLIAMENT BY COMMAND OF HIS MAJESTY.)

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4th March, 1924.

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