New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 146

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✨ Financial Statements

4124 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 146

NATIONAL ROADS

RECEIPTS

Note	Three Months Ended 30 June 1987 ($000)	Three Months Ended 30 June 1986 ($000)
Taxation	19	135,076
Other receipts	20	1,143
		$136,219
Opening balance, 1 April 1987		17,130
Surplus at end of three months		88,746
		$105,876

RESERVE

	$000	$000
Interest on investments	9,182	8,224
Deficit at end of three months	7,552	11,492
	$16,734	$19,716
Opening balance, 1 April 1987	396,543	363,635
	$396,543	$363,635

TRUST

	$000	$000
Receipts through revolving funds	170,705	122,273
Other receipts	495,185	308,233
Deficit at end of three months	352,554	63,144
	$1,018,444	$493,650
Opening balance, 1 April 1987	5,924,026	93,776
	$5,924,026	$93,776

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