11
1891-92 Dr. to Brought forward,
to Rain 128",
...
399,391 ...1,738,368
Cr. by Consumption,
...1,154,385
by Balance,
"
19
983,374
2,137,759
2,137,759
1892.93
Dr. to Brought forward,
"1
to Rain 88",
983,374 ...1,195,128
Cr. by Consumption,
...1,154,385
"7
by Balance,
...1,024,117
2,178,502
2,178,502
1893-94
Dr. to Brought forward,
to Rain 90",
...1,024,117
Cr. by Consumption,
...1,154,385
...1,222,290
by Balance,
"1
...1,092,022
2,246,407
2,246,407
1894-95
Dr. to Brought forward,
to Rain 105",
...1,092,022
Cr. by Consumption,
...1,154,385
...1,426,005
by Balance,
...1,363,642
2,518,027
2,518,027
1895-96
Dr. to Brought forward,
"
to Rain 54",
....1,363,642 733,374
Cr. by Consumption,
...1,154,385
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by Balance,
942,631
2,097,016
2,097,016
1896-97
Dr. to Brought forward,
942,631
Cr. by Consumption,
...1,154,385
爷爷
to Rain 68",
923,508
"
by Balance,
711,754
1,866,139
1,866,139
1897-98
Dr. to Brought forward,
1
to Rain 99",
711,754 ...1,344,519
Cr. by Consumption,
...1,154,385
>>
by Balance,
901,888
2,056,273
2,056,273
1898-99
Dr. to Brought forward,
901,888
Cr. by Consumption,
...1,151,385
to Rain 56",
>>
760,536
by Balance,
508,039
1,662,424
1,662,424
1899-900 Dr. to Brought forward,
to Rain 76",
508,039 ...1,032,156
Cr. by Consumption,
.1,154,385
"1
by Balance,
385,810
1,540,195
1,540,195
1900-01
Dr. to Brought forward,
to Rain 75",
"
385,810 ...1,018,575
Cr. by Consumption,
.1,154,385
"
by Balance,
250,500
1,404,385
1,404,315
Detailed Monthly Account for Rainy Season of 1894.
Dr. to Stock, 1st May, 1894,.......1,092,022
Cr. by Consumption during 6 months, 577,194
19
to 100" received-May to
99
by Total Stock at end of season, 1,872,928
October inclusive,... ...1,353,100
2,450,122
2,450,122
...1,872,928 ...1,092,022
Total water in stock at end of season,
Less original stock,
Therefore the quantity to be stocked in addition to that originally in stock was... 780,906
29. It is assumed that there was a stock in hand of 250,000 gallons, at the Deduction, commencement of the first year. Had there been much less than this amount in hand, then there would have been a deficiency in 1887-88; for there would have been only 73,447 gallons, or about 23 days' supply in hand, at the end of the water-* year. There is, of course, a balance of 250,000 gallons, at the end of the period, to carry forward to the next year.
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