2026

THE NEW-ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 40

STATEMENT of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the PUBLIC WORKS GENERAL PURPOSES

QUARTER ENDED 31ST MARCH,
1927.

RECEIPTS.

Balance at beginning of Quarter,—
Cash in the Public Account
Imprests outstanding—
In the Dominion
In London
Investment Account
Credits-in-Aid,—
Vote—Public Works, Departmental
,, Railway-construction
,, Additions to Open Lines
,, General ..
,, Courthouses
,, Prison Buildings and Works
,, Postal and Telegraph
,, Agricultural
,, Mental Hospital Buildings
,, Health and Hospital Institutions
,, Timber-supply and Sawmills, &c.
,, Acquisition and Operation of Quarries
,, Lighthouses
,, Harbour Works
,, Development of Tourist Resorts
,, Department of Immigration
,, Roads, &c.
,, Telegraph Extension
,, Contingent Defence
,, Lands, Miscellaneous
,, Irrigation, Water-supply, and Drainage
,, Plant, Material, and Stores
Recoveries on account of Expenditure of previous Years
Lake Ellesmere and Forsyth Reclamation and Akaroa Railway Trust Account,— Receipts under Land Act, 1924, Section 383 (2)
Transfer from Consolidated Fund (Ordinary Revenue Account) in terms of Section 12 of the Appropriation Act, 1925
New Zealand Consolidated Stock, 1945— Aid to Public Works and Land Settlement Act, 1922— 4½-per-cent. Stock issued in respect of amount to cover charges and expenses of raising £1,000,000 (part of £7,000,000 4½-per-cent. Stock Loan, 1925) Finance Act, 1923, Section 2 (Public Works)— 4½-per-cent. Stock issued in respect of amount to cover charges and expenses of raising £1,000,000 (part of £7,000,000 4½-per-cent. Stock Loan, 1925) Finance Act, 1924, Section 2 (Public Works)— 4½-per-cent. Stock issued in respect of amount to cover charges and expenses of raising £1,500,000 (part of £7,000,000 4½-per-cent. Stock Loan, 1925)
New Zealand Loans Act, 1908— Finance Act, 1924, Section 2 (Public Works)— Debentures issued New Zealand Inscribed Stock Act, 1917— Inscribed Stock issued
Totals

£ s. d.
142,052 3 0
373,906 19 5
115,859 0 6
300,000 0 0
931,818 2 11
34,462 13 10
120,679 1 3
8,776 9 2
1 11 3
6 6 11
142 19 0
35 15 0
2 8 0
2 7 10
847 13 10
1,451 17 10
14,497 1 4
93 19 0
66,529 4 11
3,299 18 0
17,021 11 8
14 11 10
65 8 4
821 16 4
28,448 9 10
297,201 5 2
11,547 3 4
804 10 11
500,000 0 0
84,009 1 9
84,009 1 9
126,013 12 6
294,031 16 0
Dr.274,170 0 0
275,000 0 0
830 0 0
£2,036,232 18 4

£ s. d.
29,415 4 11
284,714 3 8
217,190 2 6
1,545,300 0 0
2,076,619 11 1
48,638 18 11
30,256 8 7
483 11 0
85 10 8
723 11 2
437 12 0
12,037 12 11
7,329 14 5
14,170 8 6
0 15 8
155 0 0
231 12 9
87,368 19 8
26,651 15 9
27,340 6 10
58 6 10
348 11 2
Dr. 167 14 0
44,555 8 9
300,706 11 7
£2,499,079 5 3

£ s. d.
120,912 12 1
840 10 6

QUARTER ENDED 31ST MARCH,
1927.

£ s. d.
29,415 4 11
284,714 3 8
217,190 2 6
1,545,300 0 0
2,076,619 11 1
48,638 18 11
30,256 8 7
483 11 0
85 10 8
723 11 2
437 12 0
12,037 12 11
7,329 14 5
14,170 8 6
0 15 8
155 0 0
231 12 9
87,368 19 8
26,651 15 9
27,340 6 10
58 6 10
348 11 2
Dr. 167 14 0
44,555 8 9
300,706 11 7
£2,499,079 5 3

Note.—In these accounts the credits-in-aid (section 51, Public Revenues Act, 1926) 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 2071.