Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... rank than the position warrants , who are paid more because of their rank . ( 11 ) Vote 5. Educational Services . In 1913 the cost of this Vote with 151,000 men was £ 175,000 . Now , with 99,500 men the cost is £ 353,000 . It was ...
... rank than the position warrants , who are paid more because of their rank . ( 11 ) Vote 5. Educational Services . In 1913 the cost of this Vote with 151,000 men was £ 175,000 . Now , with 99,500 men the cost is £ 353,000 . It was ...
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... rank of the officer . ( 14 ) Vote 11. It would appear that the " New Zealand , " a vessel presented by the New Zealand Government at a cost of £ 1,700,000 was sold for £ 21,000 . The " New Zealand " was not sold by auction , but was ...
... rank of the officer . ( 14 ) Vote 11. It would appear that the " New Zealand , " a vessel presented by the New Zealand Government at a cost of £ 1,700,000 was sold for £ 21,000 . The " New Zealand " was not sold by auction , but was ...
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... rank before the war . It would appear that a portion of the increase in the cost of the Navy is due to employing in many positions , officers and petty officers of a higher rank than the position warrants , who are paid more because of ...
... rank before the war . It would appear that a portion of the increase in the cost of the Navy is due to employing in many positions , officers and petty officers of a higher rank than the position warrants , who are paid more because of ...
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... rank . In 1914 there was an instructor at £ 256 while in 1923/24 there is an equivalent instructor commander at £ 1,150 , nearly five times as much as was paid in 1914. The explanation given ( Question 814 ) was that the pre- war ...
... rank . In 1914 there was an instructor at £ 256 while in 1923/24 there is an equivalent instructor commander at £ 1,150 , nearly five times as much as was paid in 1914. The explanation given ( Question 814 ) was that the pre- war ...
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... rank gets an allow- ance of £ 50 a year , whereas before the war he got nothing . 62. £ 50 every year ? -He gets £ 50 to kit himself when he reaches commissioned rank , which is about one - third of the cost of the uniform or perhaps ...
... rank gets an allow- ance of £ 50 a year , whereas before the war he got nothing . 62. £ 50 every year ? -He gets £ 50 to kit himself when he reaches commissioned rank , which is about one - third of the cost of the uniform or perhaps ...
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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