Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 100
Page 5
... Continued . that to the sub - heads of the Vote , and when they repay us it comes back as an Appropriation in Aid . 41. Are they large sums ? —Yes , they are pretty considerable sums . 42. What sort of amount approxi- mately ? I have ...
... Continued . that to the sub - heads of the Vote , and when they repay us it comes back as an Appropriation in Aid . 41. Are they large sums ? —Yes , they are pretty considerable sums . 42. What sort of amount approxi- mately ? I have ...
Page 12
... [ Continued . Chairman . ] Pages 30 and 31 refer to Losses by Default , Accident , etc. Mr. Briggs . 138. Have any of those losses been re- covered to any extent , subsequently ? — There may have been some small re- coveries , but in ...
... [ Continued . Chairman . ] Pages 30 and 31 refer to Losses by Default , Accident , etc. Mr. Briggs . 138. Have any of those losses been re- covered to any extent , subsequently ? — There may have been some small re- coveries , but in ...
Page 20
... Continued . 236. What is the cause of that ? -It is mainly reduced payments to contractors and railway companies . 237. You have made better terms for the year under account ? -Yes , that is sɔ . This has been falling for some years ...
... Continued . 236. What is the cause of that ? -It is mainly reduced payments to contractors and railway companies . 237. You have made better terms for the year under account ? -Yes , that is sɔ . This has been falling for some years ...
Page 22
... Continued . time that it has been definitely recog- nised ? Precisely ; that is the position exactly . 268. I want to ask a question with re- gard to the Interest on Capital which appears in the second half of the Expen- diture and ...
... Continued . time that it has been definitely recog- nised ? Precisely ; that is the position exactly . 268. I want to ask a question with re- gard to the Interest on Capital which appears in the second half of the Expen- diture and ...
Page 29
... Continued . Sir Robert Hamilton , Mr. Harmsworth , Mr. Pethick Lawrence , Colonel Assheton Pownall , Major Salmon , and Sir Fredric Wise . Chairman . 365. There are two pages at the begin- ning of this class which give a summary , and ...
... Continued . Sir Robert Hamilton , Mr. Harmsworth , Mr. Pethick Lawrence , Colonel Assheton Pownall , Major Salmon , and Sir Fredric Wise . Chairman . 365. There are two pages at the begin- ning of this class which give a summary , and ...
Contents
608 | |
626 | |
629 | |
633 | |
634 | |
635 | |
637 | |
638 | |
251 | |
271 | |
309 | |
369 | |
427 | |
505 | |
544 | |
572 | |
591 | |
646 | |
655 | |
658 | |
659 | |
660 | |
665 | |
666 | |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
A. E. WATSON actual Admiralty Air Ministry amount Army arrangement audit balance Briggs C.B.E. Continued cent Chairman charge Claud Schuster Codling Colonel Assheton Pownall Committee Comptroller and Auditor contract contractor cost course deal Department Estimates examined expenditure expenses Fass figures Fund Gillett going Government grant Harmsworth House increase John Sykes loans loss Major Salmon March matter of fact mean Member ment mittee Otto Niemeyer paid paragraph particular payment pension Pethick-Lawrence Phillips picric acid Post Office profit purchase question reference regard Report salary Scheme SERVICES APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS Sir Fredric Wise Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir Henry Craik Sir John Marriott Sir LIONEL EARLE Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir Oswyn Murray Sir Otto Niemeyer Sir Robert Hamilton Sir Walter Nicholson staff Stationery Office sub-head thing tion Treasury understand Vote whole WILLIAM GRAHAM