Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... advance expenditure to be incurred on scientific research , as was shown by the fact that in the three years 1919-20-21 , out of the provision made in the Vote more than £ 100,000 fell to be surrendered in each year . For this reason it ...
... advance expenditure to be incurred on scientific research , as was shown by the fact that in the three years 1919-20-21 , out of the provision made in the Vote more than £ 100,000 fell to be surrendered in each year . For this reason it ...
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... advances to , and refunds by , persons having claims on the Irish Free State Government in respect . of compensation for arrears of rent , etc. The frauds comprised the misappropriation of incoming cheques and of outgoing pay- able ...
... advances to , and refunds by , persons having claims on the Irish Free State Government in respect . of compensation for arrears of rent , etc. The frauds comprised the misappropriation of incoming cheques and of outgoing pay- able ...
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... Advances in anticipation of fixing of price . — In paragraphs Qs . 6400–16 37 to 39 of their Report for 1925 the Public Accounts Committee and referred to two cases brought before them by the Admiralty , at C. & A. G the request of the ...
... Advances in anticipation of fixing of price . — In paragraphs Qs . 6400–16 37 to 39 of their Report for 1925 the Public Accounts Committee and referred to two cases brought before them by the Admiralty , at C. & A. G the request of the ...
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... the rate at which the National Debt Commissioners would make advances . 338. Is that a satisfactory way of get- ting at it ? -I think it is . Ꭰ 10 March , 1927. ] Sir Assheton Pownall . of SELECT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS . 33.
... the rate at which the National Debt Commissioners would make advances . 338. Is that a satisfactory way of get- ting at it ? -I think it is . Ꭰ 10 March , 1927. ] Sir Assheton Pownall . of SELECT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS . 33.
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... advances on the other side , I take it ? It would have meant a writing off of the depreciation in value against works , partly capital and partly main- tenance . 429. Where would it have appeared on this account ? -It would have ...
... advances on the other side , I take it ? It would have meant a writing off of the depreciation in value against works , partly capital and partly main- tenance . 429. Where would it have appeared on this account ? -It would have ...
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