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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 57
STATEMENT of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the PUBLIC
RECEIPTS.
Balance on 31st December, 1881,—
Cash in the Colony and in London, and in transitu to
London
486,921 11 5
Advances in the hands of Officers of the Government,—
In the Colony £54,358 1 7
In London 52,605 18 10
106,964 0 5
593,885 11 10
Wanganui Harbour Board Debentures ... ... ... 17,000 0 0
New Zealand Government 10/40 Debentures ... ... ... 44,000 0 0
Duntroon and Hakateramea Railway Company Debentures ... ... ... 20,000 0 0
Treasury and Deficiency Bills, representing temporary Advances
to the Consolidated Fund ... ... ... ... 91,600 0 0 766,485 11 10
Special Receipts under section 9 of "The Railways Construc-
tion Act, 1878" ... ... ... ... 1,351 8 9
Miscellaneous Recoveries ... ... ... ... 10,375 4 4
11,726 13 1
Debentures of "The General Purposes Loan Act, 1873," re-
newed ... ... ... ... 49,500 0 0
Temporary Advances obtained on the security of the Imperial
Guaranteed Debentures of "The Immigration and Public
Works Loan Act, 1870" ... ... ... ... 279,700 0 0 340,926 13 1
NOTE.—Balance on 31st December, 1881, subject to Liabilities,—
Balance as above £766,485 11 10
Balance of Imperial Guaranteed Debentures
unissued ... ... ... ... 415,000 0 0
Total ... ... ... ... £1,181,485 11 10 £1,107,412 4 11
Treasury, Wellington, 27th April, 1882.
Examined and found correct:
JAMES EDWARD FITZGERALD,
Controller and Auditor-General.
4th May, 1882.
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💰 Statement of Receipts and Expenditure of the Public for Quarter Ended 31 March 1882
💰 Finance & Revenue27 April 1882
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- James Edward Fitzgerald, Controller and Auditor-General