Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 24
... fees average £ 66 a year . If he fees were doubled there would be a saving to the State of £ 29,370 per annum . The Admiralty are , we understand , considering whether they should raise the fees to £ 112 10s . a year , but we think even ...
... fees average £ 66 a year . If he fees were doubled there would be a saving to the State of £ 29,370 per annum . The Admiralty are , we understand , considering whether they should raise the fees to £ 112 10s . a year , but we think even ...
Page 63
... fees 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 ...
... fees 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 ...
Page 64
... fees for the sons of the . officers of His Majesty's Forces . As in the case of Dartmouth we also recommend that there should be a few scholarships for boys of outstanding ability whose parents have only slender means , and who show ...
... fees for the sons of the . officers of His Majesty's Forces . As in the case of Dartmouth we also recommend that there should be a few scholarships for boys of outstanding ability whose parents have only slender means , and who show ...
Page 90
... fees charged to the parents of Cadets are out of all proportion to the cost to the State , and as in the case of those Colleges , we feel that a considerable increase in the fees should be imposed . We suggest that the fees should be ...
... fees charged to the parents of Cadets are out of all proportion to the cost to the State , and as in the case of those Colleges , we feel that a considerable increase in the fees should be imposed . We suggest that the fees should be ...
Page 113
... Fees ... Endowments Miscellaneous ... Total receipts 123 10 147 8 154 0 180 O ... 19 10 20 3 18 4 18 O 9 4 12 9 11 6 12 O 153 O 180 8 183 10 210 0 Net cost borne by L.E.As. and Exchequer . 178 6 250 8 336 2 374 0 ( £ 8 188. 6d ...
... Fees ... Endowments Miscellaneous ... Total receipts 123 10 147 8 154 0 180 O ... 19 10 20 3 18 4 18 O 9 4 12 9 11 6 12 O 153 O 180 8 183 10 210 0 Net cost borne by L.E.As. and Exchequer . 178 6 250 8 336 2 374 0 ( £ 8 188. 6d ...
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