New Zealand Gazette – 1976 – No. 112

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✨ Financial Account Summary

ACCOUNT

SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 SEP 1975

$	PAYMENTS	$	$
Annual Appropriations—Administration— General Administration—	State Services Commission (Programme IV—Public Buildings Construction) ...	2,969,409
	Works and Development (Programme VI—Construction of Public Buildings) ...	5,648,446
2,966,621	Justice (Programme IX—Public Buildings Construction) ...	2,667,110
7,877,640	Police (Programme III—Public Buildings Construction) ...	1,099,125
2,370,720	Works and Development (Programme VII—Development of Natural Resources)	832,867
1,424,035	Works and Development (Programme VIII—National Water and Soil Conservation) ...	8,655,841
1,759,958	Agriculture and Fisheries (Programme X—Public Buildings Construction) ...	1,442,891
9,556,913	Forest Service (Programmes III and IV) ...	43,756,512
1,656,039	Lands and Survey (Programme IV) ...	13,895,307
34,588,929	Maori Affairs (Programmes V and VI) ...	15,054,291
15,981,328	Electric Supply ...	129,180,102
18,702,420	Mines (Programme II) ...	21,126,248
125,512,830	Scientific and Industrial Research (Programme II—Public Buildings Construction)	1,167,671
13,370,791	Education (Programme VI) ...	49,459,755*
893,579	Foreign Affairs (Programme VI—Public Buildings Construction) ...	453,787
1,235,011	Health (Programmes X and XI—Public Buildings Construction) ...	1,602,074
1,081,907	Railways ...	131,566,409
123,232,609	Transport (Programme VI—Civil Aviation Airport Development) ...	2,940,642
3,327,289	Works and Development (Programme V—Developmental Roading) ...	343,508
440,855	Contributions to Superannuation schemes ...		3,846,158
365,979,474	Interest on capital liability paid to Consolidated Revenue Account— Electric Supply ...	40,969,568
3,604,536	Railways ...	6,662,824
27,509,698	State Coal Mines ...	26,012
1,402,075	Capital equipment purchased under credit arrangements ...		11,428,527
...	Contributions to Loans Redemption Account for redemption of securities ...		14,226,105
28,911,773	Land acquired other than under annual votes ...		771,129
2,942,344	Miscellaneous expenditure ...		122,611
3,735,487	Excess of receipts over payments ...		15,335,966
1,687,523	Balances at end of 6 months— Cash ...	5,365,345
170,144	Investments ...	35,054
18,894,155	Imprests outstanding ...	13,824,633
-8425,925,436	Total ...		19,225,032
13,593,375
33,056
8,642,401
22,268,832
-$22,268,832

*SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 SEP 1976

*Expenditure previously met from Consolidated Revenue Account.

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