New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 38

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✨ Financial Statements

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 38

STATEMENT of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of SEPARATE ACCOUNTS for the LAND ASSURANCE

1928–1929.	RECEIPTS.	1929–1930.
£ s. d.		£ s. d.
800 16 2	Cash ... ... ... ... ... ...	17,234 6 0
81,600 0 0	Investment Account—Securities held ... ... ... ... ... ...	68,600 0 0
82,400 16 2		85,834 6 0
	Credits in Reduction,—Expenditure under Section 18 of the Finance Act, 1924 ... ... ... ...	1 7 7
6 5 4	Receipts under Section 185, Land Transfer Act, 1915,—Levy on value of Land brought under the Act ... ... ... ...
3,580 19 0	Receipts under Section 4, Mortgagees’ Indemnity (Workers’ Charges) Act, 1927,—Mortgagees' Indemnity Fees ... ... ... ...	3,642 17 0
3,160 10 0	Interest on Investments ... ... ... ...	3,272 6 5
£89,148 10 6	Totals ... ... ... ...	£92,750 17 0

LAND FOR SETTLEMENTS

£ s. d.	Balance at beginning of Year,	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
6,277 5 3	Cash ... ... ... ... ...	32,752 0 3
	Imprests outstanding—In the Dominion ... ... ...	1,512 11 0
180,325 0 0	Investment Account—Securities held ... ... ...	262,550 0 0	296,814 11 3
186,602 5 3
	Credits in Aid,—Vote—Land for Settlements Expenses ... ... ...	49 10 10
	Credits in Reduction,—Unauthorized Expenditure—Services not provided for ... ... ...	1,987 7 3	2,036 18 1

843 11 2	Credits in Reduction,—Expenditure on Estates under Land for Settlements Act, 1925, Section 45—Acquirement of Estates ... ... ...	2,350 19 0
589 7 9	Expenses incidental to Estates ... ... ...	984 4 1	3,335 3 1
1,432 18 11
	Credits in Reduction,—Expenditure under Section 43 (3), Land for Settlements Act, 1925, and Section 6, Land Laws Amendment Act, 1929—Development of Unoccupied Crown Lands, Subsection 1—Improvements—Te Kauwhata Block ... ...		29 11 11
55 10 10	Recoveries on account of Expenditure of Previous Years ... ...		222 7 4
	Carried forward ... ... ...		302,438 11 8
188,090 15 0

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💰 Statement of Receipts and Expenditure of Separate Accounts for the Land Assurance

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsFinancial Statement, Receipts, Expenditure, Land Assurance, Investment Account, Finance Act, Land Transfer Act, Mortgagees’ Indemnity Act

🗺️ Land for Settlements Financial Statement

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsFinancial Statement, Land for Settlements, Investment Account, Land for Settlements Act, Land Laws Amendment Act, Te Kauwhata Block

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