Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page viii
... considerable inconvenience to the Committee . This want of clearness , amounting sometimes to confusion , is due in part to temporary difficulties attending the transition from the old form to the new , and we are informed that in view ...
... considerable inconvenience to the Committee . This want of clearness , amounting sometimes to confusion , is due in part to temporary difficulties attending the transition from the old form to the new , and we are informed that in view ...
Page ix
... considerable progress towards return to normal con- ditions of financial control and accounting . We trust that all Departments will co - operate with the Treasury in making the process of recovery from war conditions as complete and ...
... considerable progress towards return to normal con- ditions of financial control and accounting . We trust that all Departments will co - operate with the Treasury in making the process of recovery from war conditions as complete and ...
Page xiv
... considerable measure these payments consisted of acting allowances paid to officers employed on duties of a higher rank , and represented the difference between the pay of their normal rank and their acting rank . Such allowances were ...
... considerable measure these payments consisted of acting allowances paid to officers employed on duties of a higher rank , and represented the difference between the pay of their normal rank and their acting rank . Such allowances were ...
Page xx
... considerable liabilities in the matter of the purchase of estates . which would ultimately have to be financed from the funds avail- able under the Act . We were informed that this course was adopted in order to expedite land settlement ...
... considerable liabilities in the matter of the purchase of estates . which would ultimately have to be financed from the funds avail- able under the Act . We were informed that this course was adopted in order to expedite land settlement ...
Page xxiv
... considerable value , and had become the property of the Ministry of Munitions under a settlement made with the original manufacturers in July 1919 ; but they had not been notified to the Disposals Board as available for sale . Had the ...
... considerable value , and had become the property of the Ministry of Munitions under a settlement made with the original manufacturers in July 1919 ; but they had not been notified to the Disposals Board as available for sale . Had the ...
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31st March Accounting Officer actual Admiralty agree Air Ministry allowance amount ANEURIN WILLIAMS Appropriation Account Appropriations in Aid Army audit balance bonus C. J. NAEF cash cent Chairman charge Committee Comptroller and Auditor Continued contract cost course deal Department Disposal Board Estimate excess Exchequer expenditure expenses fact figures Fund George Barker Government Hurst liabilities loss Marshall Stevens matter mean ment Millar Ministry of Munitions Mission mittee Myers paid paragraph Parliament particular payments pension question receipts referred regard Report Robert Greig salary scheme Sir Alfred Yeo Sir CHARLES HARRIS Sir Charles Walker Sir DANIEL NEYLAN Sir David Davies Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir Henry Craik Sir John Anderson Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir Reginald Blair Sir SIGMUND DANNREUTHER Sir William Barton staff Stewart Sub-Head Suspense Accounts tell thing tion Vote War Office whole