New Zealand Gazette – 1959 – No. 49

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✨ Financial Accounts and Statistics

17 AUGUST
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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SECURITY FUND

THREE MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 1958	PAYMENTS	THREE MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 1959
£ s. d.		£ s. d.
404,303 18 0	Annual appropriations—	463,213 4 2
4,437,516 18 0	Vote—	4,936,596 13 6
	Administration Expenses and Emergency Benefits
	Medical, Hospital, etc., Benefits
4,841,820 16 0
	Social Security Act 1938, section 106 (1)—
	Monetary benefits—
4,149,904 3 9	Age	4,414,038 19 8
296,030 1 2	Invalids	336,127 17 2
573,645 4 9	Widows	641,162 15 0
191,070 13 7	Sickness	231,459 1 2
3,418,509 14 0	Family	4,789,314 10 0
18,584 10 3	Miners	19,633 8 5
5,326 18 2	Orphans	5,093 11 0
7,389 12 10	Unemployment	17,745 1 10
1,676,804 4 9	Universal superannuation	3,410,050 18 5
10,337,265 3 3
1,861 6 9	Payments under other special Acts
	Balances at end of three months—
912,769 17 6	Cash	166,277 6 10
4,112,459 17 2	Imprests outstanding	7,258,045 12 5
5,025,229 14 8
£20,206,177 0 8	Total

MINES ACCOUNT

£ s. d.	Annual appropriation—	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
1,250,493 3 4	Vote—		1,330,521 11 8
	State Coal Mines
Dr. 317,938 4 4	Balances at end of three months—	100,804 3 3
714,415 10 6	Cash	543,485 9 5
	Imprests outstanding		644,289 12 8
396,477 6 2
£1,646,970 9 6	Total		£1,974,811 4 4

ACCOUNT

£ s. d.	Annual appropriation—	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
7,009,258 14 9	Vote—		6,489,559 14 1
	Working Railways
29,813 6 11	Subsidy to Government Superannuation Fund		174,945 19 2
	Balances at end of three months—
725,132 0 6	Cash	1,522,520 17 5
2,656,840 6 9	Imprests outstanding	2,990,780 7 11
3,000,000 0 0	Investments	3,000,000 0 0
35,476 4 1	Investments of Railway Employees’ Sick Benefit Fund	36,886 15 1
	Investments of Railway Welfare Fund	20,000 0 0
6,417,448 11 4			7,570,188 0 5
£13,456,520 13 0	Total		£14,234,693 13 8

INVESTMENT ACCOUNT

£ s. d.	Balance at end of three months—	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
24,227,645 0 0	Investments		41,014,050 0 0
£24,227,645 0 0	Total		£41,014,050 0 0

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