Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page iv
... particular attention , is the extent to which the requirements of Departments in general have been overestimated . This may be simply illus- trated by the following table , which shows that on total supply grants of £ 540,462,000 no ...
... particular attention , is the extent to which the requirements of Departments in general have been overestimated . This may be simply illus- trated by the following table , which shows that on total supply grants of £ 540,462,000 no ...
Page viii
... particular the term . of tenure were not communicated to them . This omission , which at first sight appears to be surprising , may be condoned by the fact that the erection of this station was of urgent import- ance during the ...
... particular the term . of tenure were not communicated to them . This omission , which at first sight appears to be surprising , may be condoned by the fact that the erection of this station was of urgent import- ance during the ...
Page xv
... particular table any relation between the total stock held and the consumption , etc. , of Army stores , and this difficulty is increased by the circumstance that Q. 6608 . the Army Council have not yet decided the final standard of War ...
... particular table any relation between the total stock held and the consumption , etc. , of Army stores , and this difficulty is increased by the circumstance that Q. 6608 . the Army Council have not yet decided the final standard of War ...
Page xix
... particular form of account should have a wider application and be used , in suitable cases , as a supple- ment to the cash Appropriation Accounts , to record the outcome of transactions which are conducted as part of the normal peace ...
... particular form of account should have a wider application and be used , in suitable cases , as a supple- ment to the cash Appropriation Accounts , to record the outcome of transactions which are conducted as part of the normal peace ...
Page xx
... particular concern to the public Exchequer . The result is to diminish the apparent profit or more usually to increase the loss shown by the account , and the ques- tion has been raised , notably in connection with the accounts relating ...
... particular concern to the public Exchequer . The result is to diminish the apparent profit or more usually to increase the loss shown by the account , and the ques- tion has been raised , notably in connection with the accounts relating ...
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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