New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 43

Page 1565

✨ Financial Statement

JUNE 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1565

Year ended 31st MARCH, 1933, compared with the Year ended 31st MARCH, 1932—continued.

ACCOUNT—continued.

YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 1932. Net.	EXPENDITURE.	YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 1933.
£ s. d.		Gross.	Credits.	Net.
17,854,461 19 10	Brought forward	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
				12,193,207 16 8
98,046 0 11	Annual Appropriations:—	90,806 7 8	4,019 11 3	86,786 16 5
15,373 11 11	Vote,—
	Legislative
	Prime Minister’s Department			22,181 2 10
37,384 17 7	Finance—	36,232 7 0	8,972 19 11	27,259 7 1
86,281 13 11	Treasury	98,550 14 10	20,315 15 9	78,234 19 1
68,201 18 6	Customs	65,771 18 0	3,376 10 6	62,395 7 6
97,393 18 7	Land and Income Tax	86,193 12 7	8,228 2 6	77,965 10 1
24,505 1 3	Stamp Duties	51,653 14 5	31,886 18 7	19,766 15 10
	Audit
313,767 9 10	Total—Finance	338,402 6 10	72,780 7 3	265,621 19 7

4,665 15 3	General Administration—
196,840 14 2	Public Service Commissioner’s Office	4,694 17 5	404 15 10	4,290 1 7
1,955 12 5	Internal Affairs	593,466 11 1	70,048 3 6	523,418 7 7
138,044 9 7	External Affairs	109,975 7 7	26,881 0 1	83,094 7 6
101,974 15 8	Printing and Stationery	122,709 12 11	144 1 7	122,565 11 4
41,474 17 11	Marine	96,056 3 4	4,302 7 6	91,753 15 10
65,768 10 3	Labour	57,259 17 4	14,438 1 3	42,821 16 1
38,899 19 0	Native	65,839 0 2	9,095 10 10	56,743 9 4
66,119 16 6	Valuation	42,701 8 3	12,704 8 2	29,997 0 1
	Electoral	6,381 3 5	456 18 2	5,924 5 3
655,684 10 9	Total—General Administration	1,099,084 1 6	138,475 6 11	960,608 14 7

139,806 8 5	Law and Order—
5,142 13 8	Justice	174,330 8 6	13,132 17 6	161,257 11 0
413,820 16 0	Crown Law Office	5,517 1 0	1,066 11 1	4,450 9 11
96,713 9 1	Police	430,567 14 0	3,579 7 7	426,988 6 5
	Prisons	142,940 0 9	52,411 14 7	90,528 6 2
655,483 7 2	Total—Law and Order	753,415 4 3	70,190 10 9	683,224 13 6

344,674 3 0	Defence—
182,974 3 10	Naval Defence	381,775 2 2	19,680 19 10	362,094 2 4
	Defence	224,090 1 8	16,263 5 4	207,826 16 4
527,648 6 10	Total—Defence	605,865 3 10	35,944 5 2	569,920 18 8

41,683 9 8	Maintenance—
9,916 18 5	Public Buildings	107,981 8 5	72,758 8 5	35,223 0 0
12,817 11 0	Maintenance and Repairs to Roads	5,811 8 0	765 13 9	5,045 14 3
	Maintenance of Irrigation Works, &c.	12,710 14 5	608 1 4	12,102 13 1
64,417 19 1	Total—Maintenance..	126,503 10 10	74,132 3 6	52,371 7 4

162,888 4 0	Development of Primary and Secondary Industries—
440,630 7 9	Lands and Survey	231,538 17 3	86,627 16 7	144,911 0 8
122,953 12 3	Agriculture	633,952 1 6	78,338 7 11	555,613 13 7
51,535 6 3	Industries and Commerce, Tourist, and Publicity	227,502 11 4	166,275 9 2	61,227 2 2
18,678 13 1	Scientific and Industrial Research	71,558 6 2	19,790 12 3	51,767 13 11
	Mines	22,796 11 2	1,994 0 10	20,802 10 4
4,813 1 9	Transport..	17,242 1 7	47 6 7	17,194 15 0
801,499 5 1	Total—Development of Primary and Secondary Industries	1,204,590 9 0	353,073 13 4	851,516 15 8

199,387 8 9	Social Services—
284,427 9 10	Health	791,020 2 9	82,570 15 5	708,449 7 4
2,851,921 16 6	Mental Hospitals	404,009 12 4	163,962 14 5	240,046 17 11
160,564 3 4	Education	2,788,577 9 8	168,350 17 5	2,620,226 12 3
4,696 15 6	Pensions	3,173,500 4 0	34,275 6 3	3,139,224 17 9
	National Provident and Friendly Societies	104,383 14 3	15,117 19 0	89,265 15 3
3,480,007 13 11	Total—Social Services	7,261,491 3 0	464,277 12 6	6,797,213 10 6
6,612,918 5 6
18,698 6 0	Unauthorized Expenditure,—
	Services not provided for	50,077 10 1	4,352 11 9	45,724 18 4
374,473 8 11	Public Revenues Act, 1926, Section 59,—
	Emergency Expenditure Account—
	Cost of exchange on remittances to London			*
7,006,090 0 5	Total, Annual Appropriations	11,552,416 19 10	1,217,246 2 5	10,335,170 17 5†
24,860,552 0 3	Carried forward			22,523,378 14 1

The corresponding expenditure for the current year appears under “Exchange on Remittances” on page 1563. † Expenditure on many of the votes now appearing under this head was previously shown under “Permanent Appropriations.” The apparent increase in expenditure is more than counterbalanced by the decrease under the latter head.

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