Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... considerable in magnitude . Your Com- mittee consider it important that the Balance Sheet rendered to the Foreign Office should show the cash balances held on each . separate account , and , further , that as far as possible all ...
... considerable in magnitude . Your Com- mittee consider it important that the Balance Sheet rendered to the Foreign Office should show the cash balances held on each . separate account , and , further , that as far as possible all ...
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... considerable in magnitude . Your Committee consider it important that the balance - sheet rendered to the Foreign Office should show the cash balances held on each separate account , and , further , that as far as possible all accounts ...
... considerable in magnitude . Your Committee consider it important that the balance - sheet rendered to the Foreign Office should show the cash balances held on each separate account , and , further , that as far as possible all accounts ...
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... considerable value not only to Your Committee , but to Parliament as a whole . 53. Special Advances to Contractors . - The War Office , the Admiralty , and the Air Force are in certain cases allowed to make special advances to ...
... considerable value not only to Your Committee , but to Parliament as a whole . 53. Special Advances to Contractors . - The War Office , the Admiralty , and the Air Force are in certain cases allowed to make special advances to ...
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... considerable magnitude ? —I think it is something like £ 1,250,000 ; it is over £ 1,000,000 certainly . 30. Just over £ 30,000 is going to be spent on administration ? -By our central office at Ottawa . 31. Does that cover the whole of ...
... considerable magnitude ? —I think it is something like £ 1,250,000 ; it is over £ 1,000,000 certainly . 30. Just over £ 30,000 is going to be spent on administration ? -By our central office at Ottawa . 31. Does that cover the whole of ...
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... considerable time . - We paid them up to March to a very considerable extent instead of them running over into the next financial year . Chairman . 46. I think the first point of import- ance in your Report , Sir Malcolm , is in ...
... considerable time . - We paid them up to March to a very considerable extent instead of them running over into the next financial year . Chairman . 46. I think the first point of import- ance in your Report , Sir Malcolm , is in ...
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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