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DETAILS OF ESTIMATES FOR THE

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VOTE —REHABILITATION —continued 1950-51. 1949-50. Subdivision No. II —Rehabilitation Assistance Voted. Expended, Charges for and incidental to— £ £ £ Artificial-limb factory 1,000 Blinded Servicemen's Trust Board 6,500 Disabled Servicemen's Re-establishment League (excluding trade training subsidies) 16,800 2,500 (a) 2,500 Education (including books, fees, grants, subsistence, and travelling-allowances for bursars in New Zealand and overseas) .. 125,000 Farm training (including subsidies, subsistence, and travelling-expenses) 13,500 Grants — Disabled and other ex-servicemen and dependants for motor-cars, furniture, &c. 21,950 {a) 5,000 New Zealand Dairy Board 3,000 io,ooo Returned Services Association and other servicemen's organizations for club5,000 rooms and amenities Sydney University 1,200 i,200 (a) 1,200 Titahi Bay Eire Brigade in compensation for loss of equipment 25 Land and buildings (includes works, £12,950) 13,000 Rehabilitation loans — Contributions to State Advances Corporation Reserve Eund 200,000 Earthquake-damage insurance 500 Interest concessions 625,000 Losses on realization 5,500 Supplementary interest-free loans (partly 230,000 recoverable) Trade training (including operational costs of trade training centres, training subsidies, separation allowances, travelling-expenses, wages, compensation, and tools for instructors and trainees, and incidental costs of operating the Rehabilitation Board's Trade Training Scheme), (partly recoverable) 664,000 Contingencies 25 ' ' Total —Subdivision No. 11 1,932,000 13,700 8,700 TOTAL .. 2,318,970 346,695 342,017 (a) Previous expenditure under this subdivision, except for above three items, met from War Expenses Account. See table at end of this vote.