New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 216

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✨ Financial Statistics

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

7 DECEMBER

8. Special Receipts

The following are details of this category of receipts:

	1987	1986
	$(000)	$(000)
Auckland Harbour Bridge Authority	250	993

The Auckland Harbour Bridge Authority was dissolved on 31 March 1984. Investments in property and securities have been acquired by the New Zealand Government and these are being administered by the Ministry of Works and Development. The receipt represents principal repayment of short term investments.

| Capital gains on realisation of investments (net) | 17,742 | 11,777 |

These are the net gains offset by losses made on the realisation of the investment of Public Account balances, etc.

| Compensation from French Government—Rainbow Warrior Settlement | ... | 13,158 |

| Fletcher Challenge Limited | 31 | ... |

The proceeds relate to the sale of Crown held shares in the company.

| Housing Corporation of New Zealand | ... | 3,981 |

| Import Licence Premiums | 39,571 | 22,848 |

The receipts are in respect of import licence allocations offered by way of tender to interested parties.

| Ministry of Energy: Electricity Division | 7,876 | ... |

The proceeds are the available cash held by the Ministry of Energy: Electricity Division at 31 March 1987. In terms of the provisions of the Public Finance Act 1977 and in accordance with agreements with State Owned Enterprise Boards the “cash” held was required to be returned to Public Account.

| New Zealand Post Office | 21,800 | ... |

The proceeds is in respect to the sale of Crown Land.

| New Zealand Refining Company Limited | 1,759 | ... |

The receipt is in respect of a reimbursement from the New Zealand Refining Company Limited for major project debt costs met by the Crown.

| Notional tax payments | 3,250 | 31,456 |

The receipts are payments to the Consolidated Account in lieu of income tax from:

Government Computing Service Fund $1,558,000
Government Printing Office Fund $1,692,000

| Phosphate Commission | 91 | ... |

The proceeds are the available funds received in respect of New Zealand’s share of the net assets and liabilities of the British Phosphate Commission which has been wound up.

| | $92,370 | $84,213 |

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