New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 43

Page 1667

✨ Financial Statement

JUNE 13.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1667
Year ended 31st MARCH, 1935, compared with the Year ended 31st MARCH, 1934—continued.
ACCOUNT.
YEAR
ENDED 31ST MARCH,
1934.
Net.
£ s. d.
499,044 18 1
10,165 0 0
1,222 19 9
230 0 0
511 19 11
316 0 0
9 0 0
70 4 11
207 3 0
135 0 0
342 3 0
74,120 9 10
255 0 0
586,287 15 6
EXPENDITURE.
Brought forward
Land for Settlements Act, 1925, Section 45 (3),—
Land for Settlements Amendment Act, 1927, Section 4 (8)—
Payment in respect of land resumed
Native Land Amendment Act, 1932, Section 10,—
Acquisition of Land for General Settlement
Finance Act, 1932 (No. 2), (Section 6),—
Transfer from Land for Settlements Account to Public Works
Fund, adjusting the respective capital accounts in respect
of buildings erected out of Public Works Fund on Settlement Lands
Land Laws Amendment Act, 1930, Section 15 (3),—
Amount deducted from capital proceeds of sale of Crown
Lands in respect of Settlement Lands converted into
Ordinary Crown Lands under Section 49 (l), Land for
Settlements Act, 1925
Amount deducted from capital receipts of National Endowment Lands in respect of Settlement Lands converted into
National Endowment Lands under Section 49 (l), Land for
Settlements Act, 1925
Deteriorated Lands Act, 1925,—
Refunds arising out of the operation of Section 6—
Receipts derived from Estates—
Rents
Deteriorated Lands Act, 1925, Section 11,—
Advances for Purchase of Fencing-materials, Lime, or Manure,
and for Capital Expenditure
Land Act, 1924,—
Expenditure under—
Section 20 (3)—
Payment in respect of Land obtained for Government Works now deemed to be Crown Lands
Section 83 (3)—
Payment in respect of value of Improvements..
Land Laws Amendment Act, 1926, Section 13,—
Interest on amount paid into Land for Settlements Account as capital proceeds from sale of Crown Lands
Land for Settlements Act, 1925, Section 45,—
Administration expenses of Cheviot Estate under Section 21 of the Land Act, 1924
Land Laws Amendment Act, 1927, Section 20,—
Discharged Soldiers Settlement Amendment Act, 1923—
Section 20 (4)—
Payment to Discharged Soldiers Settlement Account in respect of amount added to capital value
Carried forward
YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH,
1935.
Gross.
£ s. d.
Credits.
£ s. d.
474,155 13 6
Cr. 1,040 5 8
20 0 l
54,482 10 2
301 17 11
120 0 0
528,039 16 0
Net.
£ s. d.

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