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in revenue during the same period:
1921
•
$17,728,132
1922
•
$22,291,065
1923
•
$24,783,763
1924
•
$24,209,646
1925
•
$23,244,371
1926
$21,131,589
1927
$21,344, 537
1928
* 24,968,399
1929
•
$23,554,475
Including a "windfall" of $1,963,359 recovered from the
Public Works Loan (1927) Account previously spent out of
the general revenues.
In the case of the Public Works Department we find
that the total personnel in the 1921 Estimates numbered
387, in which year the estimated expenditure on Public
Works Extraordinary was put at $4,967,400; in the 1927
Estimates the total staff numbered 837, in which year
the estimated expenditure on Public Works Extraordinary
was put at $3,706,264; and in the 1930 Estimates the
total staff numbers 841, in which year the estimated
expenditure on Public Works Extraordinary, including
$1,000,000 under Loan Account for the Aberdeen Water
Scheme (only part of which will be spent), is put at
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