Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 19
... charge of Gibraltar and who also acts as Admiral Superintendent of the Dockyard . We are by no means satisfied that for all practical purposes the whole Command ashore in this country could not be exercised by one Comander - in - Chief ...
... charge of Gibraltar and who also acts as Admiral Superintendent of the Dockyard . We are by no means satisfied that for all practical purposes the whole Command ashore in this country could not be exercised by one Comander - in - Chief ...
Page 29
... charge of £ 6,000 for maintenance and storage . We suggest that this item should be carefully reconsidered , as in our opinion no disadvantage would ensue if this work were retarded . ( ii . ) As regards projectiles and ammunition ...
... charge of £ 6,000 for maintenance and storage . We suggest that this item should be carefully reconsidered , as in our opinion no disadvantage would ensue if this work were retarded . ( ii . ) As regards projectiles and ammunition ...
Page 63
... charged amount only to £ 75 a year , as compared with £ 150 pre - war , and con- siderably lower fees are charged for the sons of regular and tem- porary officers who served in the war . In our opinion , the cost should be reduced by at ...
... charged amount only to £ 75 a year , as compared with £ 150 pre - war , and con- siderably lower fees are charged for the sons of regular and tem- porary officers who served in the war . In our opinion , the cost should be reduced by at ...
Page 79
... charges ) shown on p . 10 of the paper , as compared with the corresponding figures for 1921-22 . 1. Regimental ... charge items are shown net . * These appropriations in aid cover only the payments from India and the Colonies , and ...
... charges ) shown on p . 10 of the paper , as compared with the corresponding figures for 1921-22 . 1. Regimental ... charge items are shown net . * These appropriations in aid cover only the payments from India and the Colonies , and ...
Page 88
... charge upon the Exchequer but upon India . Those in Mesopotamia are taking over the work now performed by the Army , and , as we have already stated , this transfer from Army to Air Force is estimated to result in a saving in 1922/23 of ...
... charge upon the Exchequer but upon India . Those in Mesopotamia are taking over the work now performed by the Army , and , as we have already stated , this transfer from Army to Air Force is estimated to result in a saving in 1922/23 of ...
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