New Zealand Gazette – 1928 – No. 46

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✨ Financial Statement

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
No. 46

STATEMENT of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the CONSOLIDATED FUND for the ORDINARY REVENUE

1926–1927.	RECEIPTS.	1927–28.
£ s. d.	Brought forward	£ s. d.
29,371,198 10 5	28,805,445 14 10
Credits in reduction,—
Permanent Appropriations—
Debt Services—	Interest ... ... ... ... ... 2,556,429 9 2
2,143,860 14 7	Sinking Fund ... ... ... 7,452 6 8
3,000 0 0	Repayment of Funded Debt.. .. 489 5 10
465 16 8	2,564,371 1 8
2,147,326 11 3
Under special Acts of the Legislature—	Education Act, 1914—Subsidies ... 11 18 0
25 0 0	New Zealand Loans Act, 1908, Section 26—
2,652 4 5	Management Charges of Consolidated Stock ... 13,116 13 4
10,000 0 0	Native Trustee Act, 1920, Section 17—
2,047 1 7	Advance to Native Trustee’s Account repaid ...
435 2 1	Miner’s Phthisis Act, 1915 ... ...
35,496 14 5	Pensions Act, 1926 (Miners’ Pensions) ... 2,614 9 4
Public Service Classification and Superannuation Act, 1908,
Section 49, and Amendments (Public Service). ... 153 3 3
Public Service Superannuation Act, 1927, Section 50 ... 38,912 0 3
Finance Act, 1925 (Section 27)—
Increased Benefits for Widows and Children of Deceased Contributors ... ... ... ... 4,445 14 9
Samoa Act, 1921, Section 364 (4), (Cost of purchase of
Samoan Treasury Notes recovered from Samoan Treasury)
Miscellaneous special Acts ... ... ... 5,982 4 1
65,236 3 0
75,732 10 1	2,629,607 4 8
Credits-in-Aid,	Vote—Legislative Departments ... ... ... 5,856 18 8
7,343 16 11	Prime Minister’s Department ... ... ... 3 1 3
4,368 0 10	Treasury Department ... ... ... 3,757 12 4
2,276 12 10	Land and Income Tax Department ... ... 1,500 0 3
12,138 6 4	Stamp Duties Department ... ... ... 17,124 8 1
12 12 10	National Provident and Friendly Societies Department ... 311 16 5
673,472 3 7	Post and Telegraph Working-expenses ... ... 677,780 18 6
87,814 5 4	Public Buildings ... ... ... 84,228 8 1
25 0 0	Government and other Domains ... ... 36 3 1
2,957 4 2	Maintenance and repairs to Roads ... ... 2,037 13 4
0 12 9	Maintenance of Irrigation-works, &c. ... ... 354 8 1
10,581 11 1	Native Department ... ... ... 10,040 13 0
406 4 9	Department of External Affairs ... ... 454 12 1
12,267 0 10	Cook Islands ... ... ... 13,886 4 6
3,918 2 5	Department of Industries and Commerce ... 2,625 15 4
13,836 15 6	Department of Justice ... ... ... 13,272 15 3
70,915 1 5	Prisons Department ... ... ... 66,979 7 9
836 10 11	Crown Law Office ... ... ... 1,303 19 9
7,284 15 10	Police Department ... ... ... 6,869 12 7
2,743 5 1	Pensions Department ... ... ... 3,236 12 4
1,919 19 8	Mines Department ... ... ... 1,473 13 9
67,623 3 10	Department of Internal Affairs ... ... 69,846 14 3
22,770 4 3	Audit Department ... ... ... 25,010 19 9
3,289 1 4	Public Service Commissioner’s Office ... 218 14 2
130,194 18 4	Mental Hospitals Department ... ... 134,805 2 0
104,226 1 5	Department of Health ... ... ... 104,986 14 8
32,873 0 7	Naval Defence ... ... ... 33,507 14 7
31,812 5 5	Defence Department ... ... ... 25,744 17 11
2,383 9 7	Customs Department ... ... ... 4,360 19 2
7,850 2 7	Marine Department ... ... ... 4,975 12 8
1,457 5 7	Department of Labour ... ... ... 2,050 8 0
120,507 7 4	Department of Lands and Survey ... ... 120,179 2 1
102 13 9	Scenery Preservation ... ... ... 22 5 2
10,482 6 11	Valuation Department ... ... ... 11,745 14 0
230 11 11	Electoral Department ... ... ... 79 10 6
92,295 12 0	Department of Agriculture ... ... ... 96,787 6 3
1,979 15 0	Department of Tourist and Health Resorts ... 633 10 6
245,193 3 1	Education Department ... ... ... 254,916 11 9
1 4 1	Department of Scientific and Industrial Research ... 4,019 4 7
1,790,390 10 1
Carried forward 1,807,025 16 5
31,594,257 11 9	31,435,052 19 6

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 1860.

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