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Sched. (B.)
Part 8.
Civil Services.
Class II.

		Sums not Exceeding
		Supply Grants	Appropriations in Aid
No.		£	£
8.	For salaries and expenses of the office of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, and subordinate departments	182,542	5,395
9.	For a grant in aid of the Mercantile Marine Fund	47,500	—
10.	For meeting the deficiency of income from fees, &c. for the requirements of the Board of Trade, under the Bankrupty Acts, 1883 and 1890, and the Companies Winding-up Act, 1890	15	141,425
11.	For the salaries and expenses of the Board of Agriculture, and for defraying the repayable expenses to be incurred in matters of Inclosure and Land Improvement and for paying certain grants in aid	110,529	7,500
12.	For salaries and expenses of the Charity Commission for England and Wales, including the Endowed Schools department	42,869	—
13.	For salaries and expenses of the Civil Service Commission	39,700	—
14.	For salaries and expenses of the department of the Comptroller and Auditor General	59,974	3,529
15.	For salaries and expenses of the Registry of Friendly Societies	7,500	—
16.	For salaries and expenses of the Local Government Board	176,997	4,300
17.	For salaries and expenses of the office of the Commissioners in Lunacy in England	14,100	1,119
18.	For salaries and expenses of the Mint, including the expenses of the coinage	52	74,800
19.	For salaries and expenses of the National Debt Office	14,500	2,205
20.	For salaries and expenses of the Public Record Office in England	21,918	—
21.	For salaries and expenses of the establishment under the Public Works Loan Commissioners	7,000	3,290
22.	For salaries and expenses of the department of the Registrar General of Births, &c., in England	40,266	—
23.	For stationery, printing, paper, binding, and printed bocks, for the public service, and for the salaries and expenses of the Stationery Office, and for sundry miscellaneous services, including the reports of Parliamentary Debates	556,571	110,655
24.	For salaries and expenses of the office of Her Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land revenues, and of the office of Land Revenue Records and Inrolments	20,800	—