mainly from
1847
-Expenditure is shown the previous one, to the amount of £10,472.5.11/. Phers
dvises
three causes :
This
jet in
the salaries of Departments were
paid for
eleven months
only;
order
i an
from
necessary
the Audit Board rendering
to make the monthly payments
due on this account.
December 1847
1848, instead
4 for
in the month of Januaryf,
on the last day of December,
of on
1847, as had previously been the practices
A whole quarters salary due
it
to the Governor, besides the
112
and lastly, the payment of £5,000 for the Court House has been made during the
past year.
5.
The decrease in the Revenue,
( amounting
to
£5,776.15.6), has also
which-requires
fallacious appearance, which requires
aj
explanation.
the month of
b.
It
chiefly
to be accounted for
against
thus : the legal steps taken.
defaulters in 1847 brought a very large
amount of
of
arreakd
of ground rent into the Colonial Treasury; many Lots of
rent previously
Arrears recovered. 1847. £ 7381.16.27% ground paying rent,
1848. 5492.19.2 2 to 1848, have been resumed.
988.17.
1888
Loss by lots resumed € 1,3414. 15.5.
" on application from the
holders, and with Your
Lordship's sanction; since
previous to August 1867. £3900 August 1847 the Opium
Amount of Opium Licenses during
Farm has been established-
on a
1848.1867-5.10 less productive footing;
£ 2002. 14.2 and finally
I have to remark
onthly salaries due to all the Departments, has this
been brought. 5dly.
4.
into the
taken place in
an
to the extent of £2,472-19-3,
chiefly
on account of the
Government Offices and Colonial Church;
bring together £3991. 15.8 4
account
for 1848.
unavoidable. increase
has
Produce of Opium farm
Public Works,
Increase in Buildings.
£2858.0 3
Decrease in Roads
385.10
A
£2472-19.8
Here is the corrected version in HTML format as requested:mainly from
1847
-Expenditure is shown the previous one, to the amount of £10,472.5.11/. Phers
dvises
three causes :
This
jet in
the salaries of Departments were
paid for
eleven months
only;
order
in an
from
necessary
the Audit Board rendering
to make the monthly payments
due on this account.
December 1847
1848, instead
for
in the month of January,
on the last day of December,
of on
1847, as had previously been the practice
A whole quarter's salary due
to the Governor, besides the
112
and lastly, the payment of £5,000 for the Court House has been made during the
past year.
5.
The decrease in the Revenue,
(amounting
to
£5,776.15.6), has also
which requires
a fallacious appearance, which requires
an
explanation.
the month of
b.
It
chiefly
to be accounted for
against
thus : the legal steps taken.
defaulters in 1847 brought a very large
amount of
arrears
of ground rent into the Colonial Treasury; many Lots of
rent previously
Arrears recovered. 1847. £7381.16.2 7/8 ground paying rent,
1848. £5492.19.2 2 to 1848, have been resumed.
£988.17.
Loss by lots resumed £1341. 15.5.
"on application from the
holders, and with Your
Lordship's sanction; since
previous to August 1847. £3900 August 1847 the Opium
Amount of Opium Licenses during
Farm has been established-
on a
1848. £1867-5.10 less productive footing;
£2002. 14.2 and finally
I have to remark
monthly salaries due to all the Departments, has this
been brought. 5thly.
4.
into the
taken place in
an
to the extent of £2,472-19-3,
chiefly
on account of the
Government Offices and Colonial Church;
bring together £3991. 15.8 4
account
for 1848.
unavoidable increase
has
Produce of Opium farm
Public Works,
Increase in Buildings.
£2858.0 3
Decrease in Roads
£385.10
A
£2472-19.8