Experience stands Fours:
Faces of assets over liabilities #
on 1st January 1883 —
£598,000
Perlike revenue 1863. £105,000
£203,000.
Expenditure 1883 Ordinary £85,000 Public Works. £45,000
£130,000
Probable receipt of assets £73,000
Core liabilities on "Jan" 1st
From
I have deducted
£15,000 for premiums, and added £2,000 to Postages. To Ordinary Expenditure I have added £2,500 as explained before, and to Public Works £2,500 to cover the cost of
purchasing
and
208
fitting out
a convict Hulk not estimated for. If the result is to differ much in the course of the year from this Estimate it can
only be
by the inability to expend within the year some of the money voted for public works, which will only have to be expended next year,
and will make no real
difference in the statement. From the nominal
12.
map, however,
of assets and
liabilities it must always
be borne in mind that