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7. The following table shows the Revenue and Expenditure during the last five years:--

Revenue Expenditure Surplus Deficit 1921 $17,728,132 $15,739,652 $1,988,480 1922 $22,291,065 $18,563,003 $3,728,062 1923 $24,783,763 $21,571,905 $3,211,858 1924 $23,209,640 $26,726,428 $3,516,788 1925 $23,244,365 $23,266,817 $22,452

PUBLIC DEBT.

8. The Inscribed Stock Loans of 1893 and 1906 amounted to £1,485,733 and the Sinking Fund stood at £494,783 being £27,671 more than the amount at credit of that fund at the end of 1924.

The local Loan (under Ordinance No.12 of 1916) stood at $3,000,000 with a Sinking Fund of $1,726,670 and £114,722 sterling.

GENERAL REMARKS.

9. The total receipts and payments in the Treasury books during the year were $55,914,291 and $53,872,593 respectively. The figures not accounted for under revenue and expenditure relate to transactions under various heads such as Deposits, Advances, Subsidiary Coin, Unallocated Stores, etc.

10. Subsidiary coins in stock on the 31st December were as follows:-

50 cents $7,000 20 $43,128 10 $722,488 5 $211,126 Copper $19,626 $1,003,368

Orders were placed with the Royal Mint for a further supply of 2,500,000 Copper one cent coins which were taken on stock during the year.

The nominal amount of coins in circulation was $17,889,370 and the market value stood at practically par.

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7. The following table shows the Revenue and Expenditure during the last five years:-- Revenue Expenditure Surplus Deficit 1921 $17,728,132 $15,739,652 $1,988,480 1922 $22,291,065 $18,563,003 $3,728,062 1923 $24,783,763 $21,571,905 $3,211,858 1924 $23,209,640 $26,726,428 $3,516,788 1925 $23,244,365 $23,266,817 $22,452 PUBLIC DEBT. 8. The Inscribed Stock Loans of 1893 and 1906 amounted to £1,485,733 and the Sinking Fund stood at £494,783 being £27,671 more than the amount at credit of that fund at the end of 1924. The local Loan (under Ordinance No.12 of 1916) stood at $3,000,000 with a Sinking Fund of $1,726,670 and £114,722 sterling. GENERAL REMARKS. 9. The total receipts and payments in the Treasury books during the year were $55,914,291 and $53,872,593 respectively. The figures not accounted for under revenue and expenditure relate to transactions under various heads such as Deposits, Advances, Subsidiary Coin, Unallocated Stores, etc. 10. Subsidiary coins in stock on the 31st December were as follows:- 50 cents $7,000 20 $43,128 10 $722,488 5 $211,126 Copper $19,626 $1,003,368 Orders were placed with the Royal Mint for a further supply of 2,500,000 Copper one cent coins which were taken on stock during the year. The nominal amount of coins in circulation was $17,889,370 and the market value stood at practically par.

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A (1) 6 ► 7. The following table shows the Revenue and Expenditure during the last five years :-- Revenue... Expenditure, Surplus, Deficit, 1922. 1923. $ 1924. 1925. $ 1921. $ $ 17,728,132 22,291,065 24,783,763 23,209,640 23,244,365 15,739,652 18,563,003 21,571,905 26,726,428 23,266,817 1,988,480 3,728,062 3,211,858 2,516,788 5,022,452 PUBLIC DEBT. 8. The Inscribed Stock Loans of 1893 and 1906 amounted to £1,485,733 and the Sinking Fund stood at £494,783 being £27,671 more than the amount at credit of that fund at the end of 1924. The local Loan (under Ordinance No. 12 of 1916) stood at $3,000,000 with a Sinking Fund of $1,726,670 and £114,722 sterling. GENERAL REMARKS. 9. The total receipts and payments in the Treasury books during the year were $55,914,291 and $53,872,593 respectively. The figures not accounted for under revenue and expenditure relate to transactions under various heads such as Deposits, Advances, Subsidiary Coin, Unallocated Stores, etc. D 10. Subsidiary coins in stock on the 31st December were as follows:- 50 cents 20 10 5 77 " Copper A : : : : .$ 7,000 43,128 722,488. 211,126 19,626 $1,003,368 Orders were placed with the Royal mint for a further supply of 2,500,000 Copper one cent coins which were taken on stock during the year. The nominal amount of coins in circulation was $17,889,370 and the market value stood at practically par.

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7. The following table shows the Revenue and Expenditure during the last five years :--

Revenue... Expenditure, Surplus, Deficit,

1922.

1923.

1924.

1925.

1921.

$ 17,728,132 22,291,065 24,783,763 23,209,640 23,244,365 15,739,652 18,563,003 21,571,905 26,726,428 23,266,817

1,988,480 3,728,062 3,211,858

2,516,788 5,022,452

PUBLIC DEBT.

8. The Inscribed Stock Loans of 1893 and 1906 amounted to £1,485,733 and the Sinking Fund stood at £494,783 being £27,671 more than the amount at credit of that fund at the end of 1924.

The local Loan (under Ordinance No. 12 of 1916) stood at $3,000,000 with a Sinking Fund of $1,726,670 and £114,722 sterling.

GENERAL REMARKS.

10. Subsidiary coins in stock on the 31st December were as follows:-

50 cents

Copper

7,000

43,128

722,488.

211,126

19,626

$1,003,368

Orders were placed with the Royal mint for a further supply of 2,500,000 Copper one cent coins which were taken on stock during the year.

The nominal amount of coins in circulation was $17,889,370 and the market value stood at practically par.

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