New Zealand Gazette – 1975 – No. 39

Page 1071

✨ Revenue Account Continuation

REVENUE ACCOUNT—continued

YEAR ENDED
31 MARCH 1974

PAYMENTS

Brought forward
Annual Appropriations—continued
Social Services—
Internal Affairs (Programme IV)
Maori and Island Affairs (Programmes I to IV)
Social Welfare—
Monetary Benefits and Special Annuities—
Age
Invalids
Widows
Sickness
Family
Miners
Orphans
Unemployment
Universal superannuation
Domestic purposes
Special annuities, etc.
Telephone subsidies
Television licence subsidy
Accident compensation (payment for non-earners)

Family Benefit Capitalisation
Supplementary assistance
Rehabilitation allowances and grants (civilian)

Administrative Services
Social Work Services

War pensions

Health—
Health (Programmes I to IX)

Transport and Communications—
Transport—
Transport (Programmes I to V)
Works and Development (Programme III)

Total, Annual Appropriations

Adjustment of value of investments held overseas consequent on realignment of currencies
Unauthorised expenditure
Armed services equipment purchased under credit arrangements
Reserve Bank indemnity
Additional contribution to Loans Redemption Account
Transfer to National Development Loans Account

TOTAL PAYMENTS, 1974–75
Excess of receipts over payments

Balances at end of year—
Cash
Investments
Imprests outstanding

Total

$1,032,042,453

3,025,540
15,057,952

169,582,506
11,709,790
24,820,579
14,590,201
160,103,009
92,374
295,007
3,461,515
135,681,474
19,526,164
25,879
1,453,035

541,341,533
7,114,441
3,912,057
115,971

552,484,002
12,131,059
11,741,209

44,646,846

621,003,116

399,043,617

36,650,582
700,000

37,350,582

2,103,338,219

14,369,016

5,971,109
2,525,783
93,153,839
10,000,000

$2,509,778,874

$2,386,030

$2,512,164,904

580,941
25,975,258
21,817,933

48,374,132

$48,374,132

YEAR ENDED
31 MARCH 1975

$1,285,596,996

$307,909,363

18,083,492

224,853,352
13,664,993
27,967,478
15,886,680
153,175,300
84,208
380,607
5,154,792
140,950,137
30,156,109
25,756
2,982,382
268,399
1,166,000

616,716,193
6,328,749
5,600,306
83,363

628,728,611
16,277,060
15,636,040

50,316,469

710,958,180

491,367,423

47,409,310
1,250,000

48,659,310

2,554,665,401

18,738,113
3,576,526
30,000,000

120,000,000

$3,034,889,403

11,168,538

$3,046,057,941

16,445,720
43,096,950

59,542,670

$59,542,670

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