178

Tin

Coal

Coke

Wolfram Ore

100

135

"

164

SAMPLING,

4,519 Tons.

10.183

165

Revenue.

The fees paid into the Treasury during the year amounted to $30,604.00 as against $19,295.50 in 1931. The value of the work done, both Government and commercial, as determined from the Tariff of Fees (Government Notification No. 887 of 1982) was $65,829.00 as against $52,610.50 in 1931.

EXPENDITURE FOR 1931 AND 1932 COMPARED,

Bleaching Powder

223 Drums.

Sulphuric Acid

499 Cases.

Personal Emoluments

1931.

$53,469.30

1932.

$45,218.30

Nitric Acid

100

17

Other Charges.

Wood Oil

Teaseed Oil

Cassia Oil

Aniseed Oil

1,447 Tons.

Apparatus and Chemicals

$2,183.00

$3,941.05

Books and Journals

$204.55

$187.94

70

Conveyance Allowance

$572.38

$295.00

105 Cases.

Fuel and Light

$544.59

$707.19

........

Lard

Soy

Beer

220

71

10,430

Incidental Expenses Uniforms, etc

$190.61

$241.40

$176.78

$154.96

Other Charges Total

$3,871.86

$5,528,14

550 Casks.

4 H'heads.

802 Samples.

REVENUE FOR 1931 AND 1932 COMPARED.

Head of Revenue.

Analyses

1931.

$19,295.50

1932.

$30,604.00

Water Samples

STAFF AND EQUIPMENT.

Mr. A. Kurrik joined the staff as a temporary assistant in November to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. E. R. Dovey, and the consequent temporary rearrangement of duties pending the appointment of a new Government Analyst.

The apparatus and fittings of the main laboratory have become very badly corroded and it has been found necessary to transfer the balances to the adjoining laboratory. To ensure easy communication a doorway between the two rooms is being cut. This question of corrosion is becoming important lack of draught in the fume cupboards and hooded benches is causing considerable damage and it will be necessary to go into the matter of the provision of forced draught not only to prevent corrosion but to safeguard the health of the staff. It is impossible to carry out work of the nature done here without considerable emission of acid and other fures but the provision of adequate draught will ensure that the fumes are taken away and do not contaminate the atmosphere in the laboratories.

EXPENDITURE AND REVENUE FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS.

Total

Total

Year.

Expenditure.

Revenue.

1923

$31,132.14

$23,769.87

1924

$30,405.92

$22,616.00

1925

$36,626.42

$23,000.00

1926

$34,776.52

$16,422,50

1927

$37,442.88

$16,146.00

1928

$29,333.98

$15,562.00

1929

$35,290.43

$24,974.00

1930

$44,677.95

$19,891.50

1931

$57,841.16

$19,295.50

1932

$50,746.44

$30,604.00

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