Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... staff . ment 12 Government Chemist . ... ... 63,359 2,184 15 Miscellaneous Expenses 26,276 ... 23 Scottish Office .. ... [ I = 1 Foreign Office ... ... 225,216 212,673 61,107 4 Dominions Office : Dominion Services ... 6 Empire Marketing ...
... staff . ment 12 Government Chemist . ... ... 63,359 2,184 15 Miscellaneous Expenses 26,276 ... 23 Scottish Office .. ... [ I = 1 Foreign Office ... ... 225,216 212,673 61,107 4 Dominions Office : Dominion Services ... 6 Empire Marketing ...
Page xxvi
... Staff . ( 4 ) The present establishment of the Naval Staff comprises approximately 64 Naval Officers and 63 Civilians . Your Committee make no comparison with the numbers em- ployed in 1914 , as then only the nucleus of a Naval Staff ...
... Staff . ( 4 ) The present establishment of the Naval Staff comprises approximately 64 Naval Officers and 63 Civilians . Your Committee make no comparison with the numbers em- ployed in 1914 , as then only the nucleus of a Naval Staff ...
Page xxvii
... Staff of the Naval Store and Contracts and Purchase Departments . Technical Departments . ( 7 ) Your Committee consider that with a reduced shipbuilding programme , a reduction should be possible in the various technical Departments ...
... Staff of the Naval Store and Contracts and Purchase Departments . Technical Departments . ( 7 ) Your Committee consider that with a reduced shipbuilding programme , a reduction should be possible in the various technical Departments ...
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... Staff numbering 15 is still exclusively employed in the Accountant General's Department in the issue of Prize Money ... staff will be retained to deal with them . It should thus be possible for the Admiralty to make a sub- stantial ...
... Staff numbering 15 is still exclusively employed in the Accountant General's Department in the issue of Prize Money ... staff will be retained to deal with them . It should thus be possible for the Admiralty to make a sub- stantial ...
Page xxx
... staff , which in recent years has been given in an Appendix to the Estimates , will in future be embodied in the Vote . As regards the size of the staff employed at the War Office , the Army Council have informed Their Lordships that ...
... staff , which in recent years has been given in an Appendix to the Estimates , will in future be embodied in the Vote . As regards the size of the staff employed at the War Office , the Army Council have informed Their Lordships that ...
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