Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1871 – No. 17

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✨ Provincial Revenue Statement

AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

STATEMENT OF THE ACCOUNT OF THE PROVINCE OF

REVENUE AND RECEIPTS.

	Total.
	£ s. d.

FROM THE GENERAL REVENUE OF THE COLONY:

Consolidated Fund—per Colonial Treasurer ... 7,826 10 7
Land—Sales ... 55 0 0
Duty under Native Lands Act ... 759 15 11

Total ... 8,641 6 6

PROVINCIAL REVENUE:

Fees—Pilotage and Harbour Dues ... 401 0 11
Water Rents ... 143 0 0
Under Dog Nuisance Act ... 3 18 4
Auctioneer's Licenses ... 21 0 0
Wholesale Licenses ... 20 0 0
Publican's Special License ... 2 0 0
Bush License ... 5 0 0
Slaughtering Licenses ... 10 0 0
Pawnbroker's Licenses ... 40 0 0
Waterman's Licenses ... 15 0 0

Total ... 660 19 3

Rent—Public Slaughter Houses ... 206 0 0
Sale-yard and Pound ... 27 0 0
North Head Reserve ... 10 0 0

Total ... 243 0 0

MISCELLANEOUS:

Reimbursements:
- Printing ... 29 4 9
- Advertising and Printing ... 61 7 4
- Lunatic Asylum ... 66 14 3
- Hospital ... 37 5 6
- Gaol ... 35 7 0
- Relief ... 8 12 0

Total ... 238 10 10

IMMIGRATION:

Assisted Passages ... 10 0 0

TOLLS:

Great South Road ... 896 0 0
Great North Road ... 31 0 0
New North Road ... 66 0 0
Mount Eden Road ... 94 5 3
Tamaki Bridge ... 17 0 0
Onehunga Wharf ... 40 17 1

Total ... 1,145 2 4

LOAN SINKING FUND:

Interest ... 243 5 0

GOLDFIELDS:

Duty ... 8,942 13 6
Revenue ... 574 19 0
Reimbursements—Mining Department ... 3 3 0
Works ... 28 8 0
Rent of Tramways ... 65 13 9
Tramway Traffic ... 53 11 3
Storage of Powder ... 4 17 4

Total ... 9,673 5 9

REFUNDS:

Sundry ... 31 1 1

DEPOSITS:

Harbour Trust ... 2,510 6 8
City Trust ... 511 18 1
College and Grammar School ... 40 0 0
Hospital Trust ... 96 10 7
Immigration ... 29 0 0
Ridgway & Son ... 14 0 0

Total ... 3,201 15 4

Carried over ... 24,423 11 7

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1871, No 17

After Parliament moved to Wellington in 1865, the Auckland Provincial Council sat in General Assembly House (depicted).

It was nicknamed the 'Shedifice' as it was large and drafty, with a leaking roof. First premier Henry Sewell described it as 'a great wooden barnshaped affair, which might serve for a Hospital, a Jail, or a Barrack'.

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🌾 Account of Land in Cultivation and Agricultural Produce in New Zealand (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsAgriculture, Land Cultivation, Crop Statistics, Auckland Province

💰 Statement of the Account of the Province of Auckland Revenue and Receipts

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsRevenue, Receipts, Licenses, Tolls, Goldfields, Deposits

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