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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 62
STATEMENT of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the PUBLIC
RECEIPTS.
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Balance on 31st March, 1881,— 693,544 4 1
Cash in the Colony and in London, and in transitu to
London
Advances in the hands of Officers of the Government,—
In the Colony 10,519 4 0
In London 113,410 2 1 123,929 6 1
Amount in Fixed Deposit with the Colonial Bank of New
Zealand, London, due 1st April, 1881 50,000 0 0
Wanganui Harbour Board Debentures 17,000 0 0
New Zealand Government 10/40 Debentures 44,000 0 0
Treasury Bills, representing temporary Advances to the
Consolidated Fund 431,900 0 0 1,360,373 10 2
Special Receipts under Section 9 of "The Railways Construc-
tion Act, 1878" 266 9 7
Miscellaneous Recoveries 4,822 2 8
Temporary Advances obtained on the Security of the Imperial
Guaranteed Debentures of "The Immigration and Public
Works Loan Act, 1870" 85,000 0 0 90,088 12 3
£1,450,462 2 5
NOTE.—Balance on 31st March, 1881, subject to Liabilities,—
Balance as above £1,360,373 10 2
Balance of Imperial Guaranteed Debentures
unissued 500,000 0 0
Total ... ... ... £1,860,373 10 2
Treasury, Wellington, 6th July, 1881.
Examined and found correct:
JAMES EDWARD FITZGERALD,
Controller and Auditor-General.
26th July, 1881.
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Consolidated Fund, Receipts, Cash Balances, Debentures, Treasury Bills, 1881
- James Edward FitzGerald, Controller and Auditor-General