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New Zealand Gazette – 2000 – No. 111

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✨ Annual Valuation Reconciliation Report

2818 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 111

3.7 Schedule 1 – PART 8: Annual Valuation Reconciliation Report

Year ending 31 March 2000 $000

System fixed assets at ODV - end of the previous financial year* 1,082,807

Add system fixed assets acquired during the year at ODV 37,363

Less system fixed assets disposed of during the year at ODV 64,963

Less depreciation on system fixed assets at ODV 37,545

Add revaluations of system fixed assets (12,362)

Equals system fixed assets at ODV - end of the financial year 1,005,300

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