✨ Financial Abstract and Crown Grants
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ABSTRACT of the REVENUE and EXPENDITURE of AUCKLAND and RUSSELL,
for the Quarter ended 31st December, 1846.
REVENUE.
Customs, (Auckland) £3,459 15 4
(Russell) 253 11 6
3,713 6 10
Augtion Licenses 40 0 0
Fees; Supreme Court 69 12 2
Local Court 32 5 0
Police, (Auckland) 41 11 8
(Russell) 0 9 0 143 17 10
Fines; Police, (Auckland) 27 8 9
(Russell) 5 0 0 32 8 9
Fees on Land Claims 107 4 5
Registration 26 8 9
Miscellaneous Receipts 21 7 4
Proceeds of Sale of Stores 83 0 10
Surcharges recovered 13 10 3
Total Ordinary Revenue £4,181 5 0
Proceeds of Sales of Crown Lands £145 16 6
Parliamentary Grants 1,891 5 0
Total Receipts £6,218 6 6
CHARLES KNIGHT,
Auditor-General.
Audit Office,
March 26, 1847.
EXPENDITURE.
Establishment of His Excellency the
Governor 160 5 0
Clerk of Councils 8 16 10
Colonial Secretary's Department 386 10 0
" Treasurer's do 210 0 0
Audit Department 112 10 0
Customs, { Auckland £271 4 32
{ Russell 87 1 35 358 5 6
Medical Department 10 0 0
Harbor do 173 16 0
Government Brig "Victoria," 858 10 6
Schooner "Albert," 57 3 8
Aborigines 99 5 6
Survey Department 221 9 6
Public Works 249 19 6
Supreme Court 340 0 0
Local Courts 56 5 0
Law Officer's Department 110 6 0
Crown Prosecutions 4 18 0
Police Department, (Auckland) 1,078 18 1
" (Russell) 72 15 0
Sheriff and Gaols 142 2 1
Coroner 11 9 3
Miscellaneous, Printing 149 11 6
Stationery 70 9 11
Military Operations 145 12 7
Militia 29 9 9
Postages 31 10 9
Charitable Aid 27 2 4
Refunds 59 8 6
Passages 18 6 0
Miscellaneous 23 17 2
Ecclesiastical Establishment
Schools 200 0 0
75 0 0
Land Purchases 14 14 0
Expenses on Account of Emigration
Board in London, being the portion
of the Expenses of the Office Estab-
lishment of the Commissioners charge-
able to the Colony of New Zealand 445 19 2
£6,009 0 1
CHARLES KNIGHT,
Auditor-General.
Audit Office,
March 26, 1847.
CROWN GRANTS.
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 30th March, 1847.
THE undermentioned Deeds of Grant are
now lying at this Office ready for deli-
very, and His Excellency the Lieutenant-Go-
vernor directs it to be notified, that a fee of
twenty shillings will be charged for each Deed,
according to the "Fees on Crown Grants'
Ordinance," Session 7, No. 11.
In cases where it is impossible for the
Grantee to attend in person to receive his
Deed, it will be delivered to the bearer of an
authority according to the subjoined form,
certified by a Magistrate, or by a Solicitor of
the Supreme Court.
Form of Authority for a Deed of Grant.
I hereby authorise A. B. of to receive
the Deed of Grant in my favor, for
WITNESS, (Signature of Grantee.)
Signature of a Magistrate, or of a }
Solicitor of the Supreme Court.)
PURCHASE FROM THE CROWN.
Suburban.
124. James Robertson, one acre, one rood,
and three perches, Allotments 96 and 97.
Town of Auckland.
215. William Hill, thirty-seven perches,
Allotment No. 1, of Section No. 21.
216. Joseph Wright, thirty-seven perches,
Allotment No. 15, of Section No. 21.
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NZ Gazette 1847, No 6
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💰 Abstract of Revenue and Expenditure for Auckland and Russell, Qr. ended Dec. 1846
💰 Finance & Revenue26 March 1847
Revenue, Expenditure, Auckland, Russell, Financial statement, Customs, Land Sales
- CHARLES KNIGHT, Auditor-General
🗺️ Deeds of Grant ready for delivery and specific allotments purchased from the Crown
🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey30 March 1847
Crown Grants, Deeds of Grant, Land Allotments, Auckland, Suburban Land, Land Purchase
- James Robertson, Received one acre suburban allotment
- William Hill, Received thirty-seven perches Town allotment
- Joseph Wright, Received thirty-seven perches Town allotment