✨ Financial Statements




SCHEDULE A OF APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE—Continued.

RECEIPTS. £ s. d. PAYMENTS. £ s. d.
Brought forward 83,170 12 4 Brought forward 3,567 3 10
15,035 2 8

EDUCATION—Continued.

Denominational Schools 301 8 0
Scholarships 187 11 6
Forage, Travelling Expenses and Contingencies 208 14 8
Purchase of Books for Depot 47 0 0
4,312 0 0

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

Salaries 517 18 0
Contingencies 93 8 11
611 6 11

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT WORKS.

Roads 347 15 9
Bridges and Culverts 79 17 9
Buildings 157 16 9
Clearing River Avon 9 7 6
Miscellaneous 95 2 6
690 0 3

RAILWAYS.

Working Expenses 15,215 13 10
Lighterage and Cartage 1,461 5 6
16,676 19 4
37,885 9 2

APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE,

No. 2, 18th June, 1873.

Printing Superintendent's Roll 207 5 6
Refund Pasturage Rents 36 9 8
Postage, &c. 37 4 8
Sheep, ex. Ossy 5 10 0
Guardian Railway Plantations 5 12 0
Outfit for Drill Instructor 100 0 0
392 1 10
Balance against Account 31st March 37,777 11 0
Balance in hand 30th June, carried forward 9,379 2 2
56,019 19 2
£83,170 12 4

Provincial Treasury,
Christchurch, 4th July, 1873.

J. BESWICK,
Provincial Treasurer.

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

J. OLLIVIER,
Provincial Auditor.

Christchurch, 14th July, 1873.



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VUW Te Waharoa — PDF Canterbury Provincial Gazette 1873, No 35





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💰 Provincial Receipts and Expenditure Statement (continued from previous page)

💰 Finance & Revenue
15 July 1873
Financial statement, Provincial Treasurer, Receipts, Expenditure, Canterbury
  • J. Beswick, Provincial Treasurer
  • J. Ollivier, Provincial Auditor