Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... officers can be employed is in hospitals , and that if the prospects of promotion are increased , these people must be employed in hospitals in lieu of someone who held a much lower rank before the war . It was stated that there was a ...
... officers can be employed is in hospitals , and that if the prospects of promotion are increased , these people must be employed in hospitals in lieu of someone who held a much lower rank before the war . It was stated that there was a ...
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... officers and men was £ 215,000 , 9,334 officers and men now cost £ 179,000 . ( 13 ) Vote 8. ( Shipbuilding , Repairs , Etc. ) . The increase on this Vote as compared with 1914 is from £ 5,646,000 to £ 6,694,000 . This is chiefly owing ...
... officers and men was £ 215,000 , 9,334 officers and men now cost £ 179,000 . ( 13 ) Vote 8. ( Shipbuilding , Repairs , Etc. ) . The increase on this Vote as compared with 1914 is from £ 5,646,000 to £ 6,694,000 . This is chiefly owing ...
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... officers on the 1st July next year , no precautions were taken by the Admiralty to revise the pay of the men should wages generally fall . The revision of the pay of officers , moreover , is limited as a reduction can only be considered ...
... officers on the 1st July next year , no precautions were taken by the Admiralty to revise the pay of the men should wages generally fall . The revision of the pay of officers , moreover , is limited as a reduction can only be considered ...
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... officer could not be obtained this year as in 1914 , it was stated that it would not be possible to get a retired officer at £ 300 a year to do that work now and that the principle was laid down in 1919 that Naval officers were to be ...
... officer could not be obtained this year as in 1914 , it was stated that it would not be possible to get a retired officer at £ 300 a year to do that work now and that the principle was laid down in 1919 that Naval officers were to be ...
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... officer ; they went straight out of the workshop into the engine room as officers ? -They were com- missioned offiers , I know , but there are men alive still , very old men , who were entered as warrant officers . 75. I only know ...
... officer ; they went straight out of the workshop into the engine room as officers ? -They were com- missioned offiers , I know , but there are men alive still , very old men , who were entered as warrant officers . 75. I only know ...
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Admiral Superintendent Admiralty Air Commodore Air Force Air Ministry Amendment proposed Army Arthur Michael Samuel Assistant Director bonus boys C. J. NAEF C.B. Continued cadets Captain Brass Captain Viscount Curzon Chairman Chief Civil Civilian Class Clause Colonel Assheton Pownall Colonel Stephenson Committee cost of living Cranwell Department Deputy diem and allowances Dockyard Clerks Draughtsmen Engineer Estimates farm figure flying Foremen full pay Gallery Halton Hannon Harmsworth High Commissioners hospital House increase insert the words Inspector Lieut.-Colonel Lieutenant Lord Eustace Percy Medical ment Naval Officers Navy Neville Chamberlain Ordnance pay and allowances Pennefather pension present question rank rates of pay reduction Royal salary seats Secretary Senior ships Sir Archibald Sinclair Sir CHARLES WALKER Sir Philip Pilditch Sir Robert Newman Sir WALTER NICHOLSON Sir Wilfrid Sugden Sir William Raeburn Somerville Staff Clerk Store Officers Sub-head Superintendent tion Typists Victualling Vote wages