Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1867 – No. 35

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HOSPITALS, &c.—continued.	Sums Voted.	Expended.	Unexpended.	Over-expended.
Rations, Drugs, &c.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Furniture, &c.	4700	4594 4 7	105 15 5
Provisions for Emergency Cases
Hospital, Greymouth—
Grant	600	600 0 0
One-third Maintenance	900	833 0 11	66 19 1
Assistance in other places	1000	446 15 6	553 4 6
Charitable Aid	1000	517 14 11	482 5 1

CLASS IX.—HARBOUR DEPARTMENT.

| Salaries | 1695 10 | 1729 2 0 | | 33 12 0 |
| Materials | 300 | 332 5 1 | | 32 5 1 |
| Travelling Expenses | 100 | 57 0 0 | 43 0 0 | |
| Incidental Expenses | 100 | 92 2 6 | 7 17 6 | |
| Harbour Establishment, Greymouth | 800 | 812 17 9 | | 12 17 9 |
| Harbour Establishment, Okarito | 600 | 980 8 0 | | 80 8 0 |

CLASS X.—TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

| Salaries | 750 | 791 19 8 | | 41 19 8 |
| Maintenance, half-cost charged to East Coast, (see Schedule B) | 400 | 428 13 2 | | 28 13 2 |
| Erection of Lines, Greymouth | 2000 | 1126 6 9 | 873 18 3 | |

CLASS XI.—PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Balance on outstanding Liabilities:—

| Survey Office, Greymouth | 30 | 30 0 0 | | |
| Telegraph Office, Greymouth | 95 | 138 10 0 | | 43 10 0 |
| Additions to Gaol, Hokitika | 99 10 0 | 112 10 9 | | 13 0 9 |
| Warden’s Court, Hokitika | 54 | 112 10 9 | 54 0 0 | |
| Gaol Fence, Hokitika | 484 | 782 0 9 | 195 0 0 | 298 0 9 |
| District Surveyor’s House | 195 | | 195 0 0 | |
| Police Stable, Greymouth | 79 | | 79 0 0 | |

NEW BUILDINGS.

| Additions to Hospital, Hokitika | 2000 | 789 6 6 | 1210 13 6 | |
| Completion of Gaol | 2500 | 2608 17 10 | | 108 17 10 |
| Survey Office, &c. | 1500 | 418 11 4 | 1081 8 8 | |
| Lunatic Asylum | 500 | 578 6 10 | | 78 6 10 |
| Police Buildings | 2500 | 540 5 6 | 1959 14 6 | |
| Transit Shed | 1000 | 615 18 3 | 384 1 9 | |
| Supreme Court Office | 500 | 12 8 6 | 487 11 6 | |
| Powder Magazine, Greymouth | 40 | 30 0 0 | 10 0 0 | |
| Transit Sheds, | 400 | 351 1 6 | 48 18 6 | |
| Public Works Office, | 50 | | 50 0 0 | |
| Court House, | 600 | 569 5 3 | 30 14 9 | |
| Warden’s House, | 250 | 291 10 6 | | 41 10 6 |
| Post Office, Okarito | 300 | | 300 0 0 | |
| Warden’s Court, | 300 | 179 5 2 | 120 14 10 | |
| Warden’s House, | 300 | 157 16 0 | 142 4 0 | |
| Police Buildings, Waimea | 250 | 251 15 0 | | 1 15 0 |
| Warden’s House, | 250 | | 250 0 0 | |
| Miscellaneous | 1000 | 2389 8 2 | | 1389 8 2 |

CLASS XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.

| Protecting River Bank below Wharf, &c. | 1500 | 1480 13 0 | 19 7 0 | |
| Ditto above ditto | 1700 | 2994 11 0 | | 1294 12 0 |
| Landing Floor at Wharf | 1000 | 1028 7 0 | | 28 7 0 |
| Forming, &c. Gibson Quay | 660 | 650 0 0 | 10 0 0 | |
| Breakwater | 1000 | 1547 13 11 | | 547 19 11 |
| Raising North Bank | 100 | 311 12 2 | 100 0 0 | |
| Contingencies—Protection of River Bank | 500 | 841 6 4 | 188 7 10 | 341 6 4 |
| Cutting through Shingle Bank | 500 | 185 2 4 | | 5 2 4 |
| Ditch, &c., Wald and Bealey streets | 180 | | | |
| Protecting Grey River Bank Boundary | 850 | 873 17 6 | | 23 17 6 |
| Ditto | 3000 | | 3000 0 0 | |
| Forming, &c. Mawhera and Richmond Quays | 1000 | 830 0 0 | 170 0 0 | |
| Metalling Grey and Arnold Track | 2000 | 132 12 6 | 1867 7 6 | |
| Forming Teremakau Ferry Road | 2000 | 493 2 6 | | |
| Metalling Waimea Track | 315 | 317 6 3 | 182 13 9 | 178 2 6 |
| Road to Scandinavian Hill | 500 | 15 15 0 | 3484 5 0 | |
| Road from Arnold to Maori Gully | 3500 | 559 2 6 | 440 17 6 | |
| Road to Ross | 1000 | | | |
| Repairs to Roads | 4000 | 609 10 8 | 3390 9 4 | |
| Improving Navigation of Rivers | 500 | 177 17 0 | 322 3 0 | |
| New Roads and Contingencies | 10000 | 5112 6 6 | 4887 13 6 | |
| Overland Route to Christchurch | 15000 | 15592 5 3 | | 592 0 0 |
| Purchase of Kuhlman’s Bridge | 600 | 600 0 0 | | |

VUW Te Waharoa — Canterbury Provincial Gazette 1867, No 35

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💰 Auditor's Report for Quarters Ending Sept. 30, Dec. 31, 1866, and March 31, 1867 (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated12 June 1867
KeywordsFinancial statements, Receipts, Disbursements, Comparative statement, Provincial Council, Unvoted Expenditure, Medical Comforts, Postage, Diseased Cattle Act, Pastoral Associations, Governor's Reception, Canterbury Bond Stamps, Public Plantations, Fencing, Harbour Department, Public Works, Gaol, Tramway Works, Provincial Government Works, Avon, Hagley Park, Charitable Aid Fund, General Miscellaneous, Rakaia Ferry, Godley Statue, Harbour Master, Wool exports, Sea Wall, Lyttelton, West Canterbury Gold Fields, Audit Act, Vouchers, Lyttelton Gaol, Police, Hospitals, Lunatic Asylum, General Miscellaneous, Uniform Clothing, Printing, Furniture, Survey, Hospital, Harbour, Public Buildings, Gardening, Telegraph, Plantations, Contingencies, West Coast Reconnaissance, Postages, Special Postage, Westland Commission, Travelling Expenses, Bailiff's Fees, Revenue Detectives, Rent of Room, Grant to Pigeon Bay Library, Grant to Pastoral and Agricultural Association, Expenses attending the Governor's Reception, Grant to Lyttelton Colonists Society, Grant to Christchurch Mechanics' Institute, Grant to Akaroa Mechanics' Institute, Grant to Timaru Mechanics' Institute, Honorarium to H. S. Selfe, Immigration, Officers Salaries, Furniture, Rations, Maintenance of Superior Schools, Maintenance of Ordinary Schools, Scholarships, Salaries, Travelling Expenses, Contingencies, Establishment of New Schools, Attendance of Members of Board, Bank of New Zealand, Balance on Stamp Account, Remission of License Fee at Ohira Gorge, West Canterbury Gold Fields Account, Commissioner's Department, Treasurer's Department, Waste Lands Board, Surveys, Engineer's Department, Meteorological Department, Administration of Justice, Supreme Court, Crown Prosecutor, Resident Magistrate's Court, Wardens' Courts, Police, District Gaol, Hokitika, Hospitals and Charitable Aid

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