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Southland Provincial Gazette – 1868 – No. 12

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✨ Provincial Government Financial Report

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF SOUTHLAND FOR THE THREE MONTHS ENDED 31ST MARCH, 1868.

DISBURSEMENTS.—Continued.

Brought forward ... £2238 3 4

HARBOURS.

Bluff Harbor—

Harbor Master and Chief Pilot ... 70 16 8
Assistant Pilot ... 46 16 8
Carpenter and Boatman, also Diver ... 36 0 0
Signalman ... 36 0 0
Night Watchman and Boatman ... 30 0 0
Three Boatmen at £120 each per annum ... 89 0 0
Boat Repairs, Buoys, and Punt ... 8 19 3
Contingencies ... 10 17 2

New River Harbor—

Pilot ... 55 0 0
Signalman—also Boatman ... 33 0 0
One Boatman, at £120 per annum ... 30 0 0
Contingencies ... 25 19 3
Pilot and Jetty Keeper, Riverton ... 50 0 0
Night Signal Riverton Harbour ... 0 15 6

Immigration ... 0 5 0
Education ... 87 10 0
Inspection of Schools ... 8 6 8

MISCELLANEOUS.

Salary to one member of Waste Lands Board ... 25 0 0
Cemetery Clerk ... 6 5 0
Medical Attendant on Gaol, Police, and Lunatic Asylum, and Health Officer ... 25 0 0
Prospecting for Coal ... 61 1 6
Printing ... 96 15 2
Advertising ... 55 6 0
Stationery ... 26 9 0
Fuel ... 20 5 6
Cleansing Offices, &c. ... 27 16 0
Donation to Fire Brigade ... 25 0 0
Maintenance of Destitute Children ... 44 12 0
Unforeseen Contingencies ... 450 15 10

Gold Fields—

Warden ... 100 0 0
Police Serjeant ... 49 18 6
Contingencies ... 100 19 4
Tracks in Bush, work in progress under previous vote ... 43 10 0

SHEEP INSPECTOR’S DEPARTMENT.

Sheep Inspector ... 87 10 0
Horse allowance ... 25 0 0
Provisional Inspectors (Contingent) ... 6 17 0
Collector of Sheep Assessment and Registrar of Brands ... 17 10 0
Contingencies ... 0 8 6

Carried forward ... £4103 8 10

VUW Te Waharoa — Southland Provincial Gazette 1868, No 12

Built in 1864 as a Masonic lodge, this building was purchased by the Southland Provincial Council as their council chambers in 1866. It still stands today.

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💰 Provincial Government Receipts and Disbursements Report (continued from previous page)

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