Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xii
... arrangement with extreme reluctance in the belief that no alternative course was open to the Department . Both the Treasury and the Post Office agree with the Committee that this form of transaction is undesirable as being no more than ...
... arrangement with extreme reluctance in the belief that no alternative course was open to the Department . Both the Treasury and the Post Office agree with the Committee that this form of transaction is undesirable as being no more than ...
Page xxii
... arranged as to give the greatest amount of employment possible , i.e. , some of the work was divided between different yards which might have been concentrated if economy had been the sole object in view ( 2 ) it was carried out by men ...
... arranged as to give the greatest amount of employment possible , i.e. , some of the work was divided between different yards which might have been concentrated if economy had been the sole object in view ( 2 ) it was carried out by men ...
Page xxv
... arrangement was certainly an arrangement under the Treaty for the benefit of a particular trade , the Board of Trade were not entitled to dispose of these dyes to the trade on preferential terms and so benefit the trade at the cost of ...
... arrangement was certainly an arrangement under the Treaty for the benefit of a particular trade , the Board of Trade were not entitled to dispose of these dyes to the trade on preferential terms and so benefit the trade at the cost of ...
Page xlii
... arrangements made for provisioning this Mission , which were admittedly unique and abnormal , or to discuss the causes leading to this heavy loss , amongst which may certainly be placed the failure to issue definite instructions as to ...
... arrangements made for provisioning this Mission , which were admittedly unique and abnormal , or to discuss the causes leading to this heavy loss , amongst which may certainly be placed the failure to issue definite instructions as to ...
Page liv
... arrangements under which this Press was taken over by the State in 1918 , compensation which amounted in all to £ 14,282 became payable to the contractor who had previously worked the business . In the balance sheet as at 31st March ...
... arrangements under which this Press was taken over by the State in 1918 , compensation which amounted in all to £ 14,282 became payable to the contractor who had previously worked the business . In the balance sheet as at 31st March ...
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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