New Zealand Gazette – 1923 – No. 41

Page 1295

✨ Financial Receipts and Payments

May 9.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1295

D. RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 192 .

Receipts.

I.—Ordinary revenue :—
(a.) From Government—
Rates on Crown and Native lands ..
Timber and flax royalties ..
Goldfields revenue and gold duty (including revenue under Part VIII of the Land Act)
Fees and fines .. ..
Subsidy on rates .. ..
One-third of receipts from lands sold on deferred payment and from perpetual leases
One-fourth of rents from small grazing-runs
Other receipts from Government (excepting loans and grants given below)

(b.) From taxation—
Rates (including arrears)—
General .. .. ..
Hospital and charitable aid—
On unimproved value ..
On annual value ..
On capital value ..
Other special or separate—
On unimproved value ..
On annual value ..
On capital value ..
Penalty on overdue rates ..

Registration fees under Motor Regulation Act
Abattoir fees (excluding slaughtering licenses)
Publicans’ licenses ..
Other licenses (auctioneers, hawkers, &c.)..
Licenses under the Licensing Act [to agree with part G (A)]
All other licenses and permits [to agree with part G (B)]

(c.) From other sources—
Rents, &c. .. .. ..
General Account .. ..
Special or separate accounts ..
Fines and penalties (including pound fees)..
Market dues .. .. ..
Sales of material, land, stock, &c. ..
Receipts from sale of light and power—
Gasworks .. .. ..
Electrical works .. ..
Other sources—
Interest on deposits, wharf dues, hire of plant ; tramway, landing-service, and cemetery receipts ; water rights and charges

Total ordinary revenue ..

II.—Receipts not revenue :—
(a.) From loans—
Under the Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1908—
Government loans .. ..
Other loans (total only) not including temporary loans
(b.) Special grants from Government (specify) for—
(c.) Reimbursements of amounts paid (subscriptions by ratepayers or others for ordinary or special works)
(d.) Other receipts—

Total of receipts not revenue ..
Total receipts under headings I and II..

Temporary loans raised .. .. ..
Deposits on contracts, &c. .. ..
Rates collected for other local bodies (not including hospital and charitable-aid rates)
Cash in hand or at bank at beginning of year (less unpresented cheques)
Overdraft at bank at end of year (plus outstanding cheques)

Total (this total must agree with total on “Payments” side)

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1923, No 41

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🏛️ Statistical Return for the Year ended 31st March, 192 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsStatistics, Financial, Revenue, Payments, Local Bodies

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