Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page viii
... Treasury , and that , on the top of other reductions , a general percentage cut has been made . He represented to us that still larger cuts could be made if certain of the Works Votes which at present are separate were amalgamated ...
... Treasury , and that , on the top of other reductions , a general percentage cut has been made . He represented to us that still larger cuts could be made if certain of the Works Votes which at present are separate were amalgamated ...
Page xx
... Treasury as to the basis on which they should be prepared . The more recent Accounts have been prepared on a uniform and coherent plan , following the directions given by the Treasury Circulars of 26th February and 20th June , 1921 ...
... Treasury as to the basis on which they should be prepared . The more recent Accounts have been prepared on a uniform and coherent plan , following the directions given by the Treasury Circulars of 26th February and 20th June , 1921 ...
Page xxi
... Treasury , the accounts , as pre- Q.3883 . pared on the present basis , represent a complete record of the cost of the operations to which they relate . They are compiled Q. 3875 . on a basis of fact and the Treasury strongly deprecate ...
... Treasury , the accounts , as pre- Q.3883 . pared on the present basis , represent a complete record of the cost of the operations to which they relate . They are compiled Q. 3875 . on a basis of fact and the Treasury strongly deprecate ...
Page xxv
... Treasury . The Board of Trade have justified their action on the ground that the object of obtaining dyes from Germany was not a matter simply of Reparations but was a trade deal for the benefit of traders here . The Treasury , Q.380 ...
... Treasury . The Board of Trade have justified their action on the ground that the object of obtaining dyes from Germany was not a matter simply of Reparations but was a trade deal for the benefit of traders here . The Treasury , Q.380 ...
Page xl
... Treasury in protesting against these over - estimates , and they are glad to learn from the Treasury representative and from the principal Accounting Officers that , in view of the experience of 1922/23 , the latest Estimates have been ...
... Treasury in protesting against these over - estimates , and they are glad to learn from the Treasury representative and from the principal Accounting Officers that , in view of the experience of 1922/23 , the latest Estimates have been ...
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31st March actual Admiralty Air Ministry amount Appropriation Account Army Arnold Williams Arthur Michael Samuel Bank Black building C.B. Continued capital cent Chairman charge Claud Schuster Codling Colonel Assheton Pownall Committee Comptroller and Auditor contract contractors cost course Crosland deal Department EDWARD STEPHENSON Estimate Exchequer expenditure expenses fact farm Fass fees figures Fund going Government grant Hare Street interest Iraq Leif Jones loan loss matter Mead Taylor ment Millar Ministry Nicholson Oswyn Murray paid paragraph payment pension Post Office profit purchase question receipts reduced regard Report salaries saving scheme settlement Sir FRANCIS FLOUD Sir Fredric Wise Sir George McCrae Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir Henry Craik Sir Herbert Creedy Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir SIGMUND DANNREUTHER Sir Walter staff Strohmenger sub-head surplus thing tion Trading Accounts Treasury Vote Watson whole