exhibiting
A Detail is added
the different sources of Revenue and Receipt and sharing
also.
in detail the several items of Colonial Expenditure and Comparative Statements
of
the
Estimated and actual Revenue
the Colony
and Expenditure of the Col
for the past year ended 31st
March 1850.
3.
The Revenue
amounted
to £24,018. 17. 11½, and is short of the Estimate by which the Parliamentary Vote was regulated by £1,413. 18.8½ Sterling. The greatest decrease is under Fines
and Fees of Court being £795
will be seen by
a.
4.
N.4.
N.5.
3
274
£39,172.19.6¼ (inclusive £1,250 paid
in 1848 by the Paymaster of Civil Services to Chief Justice, Hulme), being by £13,095. 11. 1¾ Sterling less than estimated; this decrease is principally owing
to the non-
commencement of proposed Public Works, – such as the Government House, - and also to reductions and
savings effected in the several Departments, amounting as per
the Comparative
explanation.
Statement to not less than
£4,000. 12.7½ Sterling.
5.
in reference to
and
the Comparative Statement.
The Expenditure of the
Colony for 1849-50 has been
I also beg to enclose,
Statement of arrears of Revenue
on the 1st April 1850,
Statement of the
liabilities of the Colonial
Government at the close of
1849-50,
which I beg