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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 88
STATEMENT of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the
ORDINARY REVENUE
RECEIPTS.
Balance on 30th June, 1881,—
Cash in the Public Account and in transitu
Advances in the hands of Officers of the Government—
Colonial 136,564 7 2
Foreign 41,746 0 11
Worn Silver Coin in transitu to Melbourne Mint 49,524 16 2
178,310 8 1
11,650 0 0
239,485 4 3
Ordinary Revenue, —
Raised by Taxation, —
Customs 382,800 8 9
Stamps 34,010 16 4
Beer-duty 11,989 8 4
Land-tax 624 13 4
Property-tax 1,596 12 6
431,021 19 3
Receipts for Services rendered,—
Railways 197,173 16 7
Postal 36,772 15 6
Telegraphic 18,252 17 0
Judicial 11,226 10 11
Land Transfer and Deeds Registry 13,127 10 7
Registration and other Fees 5,151 18 2
Marine 3,293 9 3
Miscellaneous 35,788 14 11
320,737 12 11
Territorial Revenue,—
Depasturing Licenses, Rents, &c. 10,434 19 2
Miscellaneous 753 8 10
11,188 8 0
762,948 0 2
Receipts in Aid,—
Deficiency Bills issued under "The Public Revenues
Act, 1878" 200,000 0 0
Total ... ... ... ... ... £1,202,433 4 5
LAND FUND
Balance on 30th June, 1881,—
Cash in the Public Account 29,970 10 0
Advances in the hands of Officers of the Government, —
Colonial 7,508 6 10
Foreign 62 3 3
7,570 10 1
37,541 0 1
Land Sales,—
Ordinary 101,041 16 7
On Deferred Payments 13,188 16 6
114,230 13 1
Total ... ... ... ... ... £151,771 13 2
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Ordinary Revenue, Land Fund, Receipts, Expenditure, Taxation, Railways, Customs, Balance Sheet