3058
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 74

STATEMENT of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the CONSOLIDATED
ORDINARY REVENUE

QUARTER
ENDED 30TH SEPT.,
1925.

RECEIPTS.

£ s. d.
694,562 15 3 Balance at beginning of Quarter,—
Cash in the Public Account
853,915 3 9 Imprests outstanding—
305,035 14 11 In the Dominion
2,192,563 14 3 In London
Investment Account

4,046,077 8 2

2,089,553 14 11 Ordinary Revenue,—
860,793 16 0 Customs
726,679 2 7 Stamp and Death Duties
44,031 19 11 Postal and Telegraph Revenue
106,684 17 5 Land-tax
139,944 0 11 Income-tax
1,671,741 3 10 Beer Duty
39,327 5 2 Railways*
30,359 7 8 Registration and other Fees
374,717 1 4 Marine
Interest on Public Moneys..
Interest on Railway Capital Liability
Interest on the Public Debt Redemption Fund
Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1908, Section 76
Rents of Buildings
Tourist and Health Resorts
Miscellaneous

7,665 18 10
5,793 8 3
8,774 9 9
4,797 14 1

6,110,864 0 8

70,170 10 6 Territorial Revenue

6,181,034 11 2

66,247 9 2 Departmental Receipts,—
Printing and Stationery Department
Justice Department
Stamp Duties Department..
Native Department

29,376 18 6 Recoveries on account of Expenditure of previous Years
2,000 0 0 Recoveries on account of Unauthorized Expenditure of previous
Years

31,376 18 6

620,022 12 5 Credits in reduction,—
Permanent appropriations—
Debt Services—
Interest
Amortization of Debt—
Transfer to Loans Redemption Account for reduction of
Funded Debt
Repayment of Funded Debt
Under Special Acts of the Legislature—
Miner’s Phthisis Act, 1915
Samoa Act, 1921, Section 364 (4), (Cost of Purchase of
Samoan Treasury Notes recovered from Samoan Treasury)
Miscellaneous Special Acts

432 14 8
661 19 9

2,806 19 6

623,924 6 4

             Credits-in-Aid,—
             Vote—Legislative Departments
             Treasury Department
             Land and Income Tax Department
             Stamp Duties Department
             National Provident and Friendly Societies Department
             Working Railways*
             Post and Telegraph Working-expenses..
             Public Buildings
             Maintenance and Repairs to Roads
             Maintenance of Irrigation-works, &c..
             Native Department
             Department of External Affairs
             Cook Islands
             Department of Industries and Commerce
             Department of Justice
             Supreme and Magistrates’ Courts
             Prisons Department
             Crown Law Office

2,034 13 7
1,272 3 3
103 11 0
2 5 0
165,267 6 8
208,300 18 8
17,982 2 8
122 10 0
13 13 0
2,500 17 2
98 7 0
1,528 12 7
24,298 18 8
288 13 9
567 14 7
16,059 6 7
398 18 7

440,840 12 9

10,948,660 13 4 Carried forward

QUARTER ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER,
1926.

£ s. d.
557,325 2 11

663,940 17 4
216,230 18 7
1,458,129 19 3

2,895,626 18 1

£ s. d.
2,120,575 8 2
932,794 1 8
815,323 13 7
29,219 4 1
235,708 18 0
132,651 19 5

35,130 5 3
30,202 17 2
85,442 10 8
850,376 13 4
29,491 11 8
6,384 .6 8
6,327 9 7
9,768 13 3
4,822 18 8

5,325,220 11 2

62,921 18 0

5,388,142 9 2

£ s. d.
66,881 3 9
3,021 10 11
114 8 8
Dr. 225 15 6

69,791 7 10

6,033 14 3

6,033 14 3

5,463,967 11 3

697,283 10 4

230 1 1

477 12 9
15,000 0 0
3,529 7 5

19,007 0 2

716,520 11 7

100 0 3
688 5 7
648 2 10
2,973 19 2
0 8 4

158,690 11 2
15,349 9 8
44 8 7
6 18 8
2,088 17 5

2,619 16 6
25 17 11
862 17 4

15,737 13 9
213 12 0

200,050 19 2 9,076,115 0 11

• For receipts and expenditure, Working Railways, 1926–27, see pages 3104, 3105.

NOTE.—In these accounts the credits-in-aid (section 22, Appropriation Act, 1923) and other credits in reduction of expenditure are shown as receipts, and are not deducted from the expenditure as prior to 1924–25.

For the purposes of comparison a summary showing the net expenditure will be found on page 3107.