or
£60,000,
to have a
either
as it
Lo
certain
always necessary
amount in hand
in the Colonial Treasury
or with the Colonial Agents - but
this does
not affect the fact
that there will be actually due to the Colony the sum of £73,000,
and it is
not supposed that
the whole amount would ever
be required at one
time.
Sir H. Robinson
strongly deprecates
any
reduction
of the Stem for Public Works,
which are estimated to cost in
1883, £42,500.
more than
Three
one
years ago
a great deal
third of the Revenue-
(1860) the
expenditure
264
Expenditure under this head
only £19,000,
of that
was
$9,000, and the Revenue £94,000.
He estimates the Revenue of this year at $105,000 - This would
hardly justify
an
expenditure on
Public Works of £42,500
as
the Revenue
was
only
more than
in 1860 when
$10,000 less
than is estimated it will be in
1863.
1860 Revenue £94,000 Public Works £19,000
1863 Revenue £105,000 Public Works £42,500
Looking to these figures may
not have been good
Saying
that
some
reason
there
for
Public Works
had probably been undertaken because there happened to be
a
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or
£60,000,
to have a
either
as it
Lo
certain
always necessary
amount in hand
in the Colonial Treasury
or with the Colonial Agents - but
this does
not affect the fact
that there will be actually due to the Colony the sum of £73,000,
and it is
not supposed that
the whole amount would ever
be required at one
time.
Sir H. Robinson
strongly deprecates
any
reduction
of the Stem for Public Works,
which are estimated to cost in
1883, £42,500.
more than
Three
one
years ago
a great deal
third of the Revenue-
(1860) the
expenditure
264
Expenditure under this head
only £19,000,
of that
was
$9,000, and the Revenue £94,000.
He estimates the Revenue of this year at $105,000 - This would
hardly justify
an
expenditure on
Public Works of £42,500
as
the Revenue
was
only
more than
in 1860 when
$10,000 less
than is estimated it will be in
1863.
1860 Revenue £94,000 Public Works £19,000
1863 Revenue £105,000 Public Works £42,500
Looking to these figures may
not have been good
Saying
that
some
reason
there
for
Public Works
had probably been undertaken because there happened to be
a