Financial Statement




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SCHEDULE A of Appropriation Ordinance.—Continued.

RECEIPTS. £ s. d. PAYMENTS. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Brought forward ... 16,958 8 4 Brought forward ... 1,409 5 0 22,861 6 8
Balance brought forward
from Sept. 30, 1870 ... 32,540 11 10
Less transferred to
Railway Renewal Fund ... 2650 0 0
29,890 11 10 Education—continued.
Salaries ... 137 10 0
Departmental Travelling
Expenses and Contingencies 46 5 10 1593 0 10
General Contingencies.
141 11 4 141 11 4
Little River Road — Proceeds
of Reserves sold ... 34 15 0
Lighterage and Cartage ... 467 7 0 502 2 0
Balance carried down ... 25,098 0 10 21,750 19 4
£46,849 0 2 £46,849 0 2

Provincial Treasury,
Christchurch, 4th Jan., 1871.

JOHN MARSHMAN,
Provincial Treasurer.

I have examined the above Accounts, and compared the several items with the Vouchers, and find the same to be correct.

JOHN OLLIVIER,
Provincial Auditor.

12th Jan., 1871.



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💰 Provincial Treasury Quarterly Financial Statement (continued from previous page)

💰 Finance & Revenue
4 January 1871
Financial statement, Provincial Treasury, Appropriation Ordinance, Receipts, Payments, Education, General Contingencies, Little River Road, Lighterage and Cartage
  • John Marshman, Provincial Treasurer
  • John Ollivier, Provincial Auditor