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with mine, may
be stated thus.
I
III
Estimate dated Estimate dated Corrected Estion C.O. Feby 1898. C.C. 6 Dec 1847.
Coil Establish
&
38,900
Contingent
Public Works 23,800
Clerical error. I should have
£38,900. 38,910
£38,900.
2000-0
58,910.
new proposed
27 April 184
38,900
20,000
58,900
70. The 28,900 Maximum 4 31078
62,700
Deduct
Seal Revenue
28,700.
been bear you. 28,750.
34,000
Further deduct
Actual Cash balance.
April 1848, £5,328
it. the same Cash Est Adequate
bal on
Balance is provided Sept
for, to a certain extent. Sept
1849, as may accrue
30,010
1849. 12,318
Surplus £3,010
balat
the year. 1847, (Calendar).
27,822
Est Actual balr
Jan/48,
13,147 Supadequate bal on Jan/leg
10,325.
Surplus
babe 2,822
Deduct 3,010 Deduct 2,822
Net vote £ 27,000 Net Med $250.00
As Estimated As Estimated
1 April 18.
Net Vote £ 34,000.
as Estimated
C.O. Feby 1848.
C.O. Dec
Of
No
0.6 Duty 270 full 1848.) hefur this
these Estimates, so I and No II
9.
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(with the exception of the aerial
errors
of
importance ) are
both based upon die John Davis's Estimate, in his Despatch dated
24 September 1847 ; but with this difference ;-(1) that No I allows £23,800, for public works, whereas No. II allows only £20,000, and
(2) No I makes
account of surplus
deducation
of surplus balance whereas. No. II deducts £3,010
in that account.
On the 12th of these points of
difference. I would observe, that Sir John Davis's estimate for
Public Works (Despatch dated 10 Oct 1847)
was
£24,000