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Note: "Miscellaneous Services" includes the balances of the under-mentioned accounts which have been transferred to Expenditure:-
Building Loans $312,641.93
Unallocated Stores-K. C. R. $147,952.06
Unallocated Stores--Central Stores $743,020.01
Total........ $1,203,614.00
In this connection reference should also be made to paragraphs 38, 98 and 99.
37. Reasons for the variations between the actual and estimated figures of both revenue and expenditure are given in the Detailed Statements prepared by the Accountant-General. (Enclosures 7 and 8 of this Report refer).
38. The actual expenditure for 1938 exceeded that of the previous year by $5,064,675, but as noted above $1,203,614 of this increase was caused by the transfer of the balances of the Building Loan and Unallocated Stores accounts to Expenditure.
D. AUTHORITIES FOR EXPENDITURE 1938.
39. Details of the various authorities obtained to cover the expenditure for the year 1938 are given below:-
Estimates ($33,379,549).
(a) The expenditure of a sum of $26,338,340 representing the probable requirements of the Colony for the year 1938, but excluding an estimated contribution of $5,689,578 to the Imperial Government in aid of Military expenditure, and the estimated charges on account of Public Debt ($1,351,631), was authorized by the Legislature on 20th October, 1937, (Hansard 1937 pps. 136-148).
(b) General Warrant signed by Governor-3rd January, 1938.
(c) Estimates approved by Secretary of State vide his telegram No. 281 of 24th December, 1937, confirmed by Despatch No. 7 of 12th January, 1938.
Appropriation Ordinance No. 23 of 1937.
40. Legalized the expenditure of $26,338,340 on the Public Services of the Colony for the year 1938. This, as usual, excluded estimated expenditure on account of Military Contribution and charges on account of the Public Debt. Details of the authorities obtained are as follows:
(a) Passed by Legislative Council—20th October, 1937.
(b) Notice of Non-disallowance published in Government Notice No. 945 in Official Gazette dated 31st December, 1937.
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Note: "Miscellaneous Services" includes the balances of the under- mentioned accounts which have been transferred to Expenditure:-
Building Loans
$ 312,641.93
Unallocated Stores-K. C. R.
147,952.06
Unallocated Stores--Central Stores
743,020.01
Total........
$1,203,614.00
In this connection reference should also be made to paragraphs 38, 98 and 99.
37. Reasons for the variations between the actual and estimated figures of both revenue and expenditure are given in the Detailed Statements prepared by the Accountant-General. (Enclosures 7 and 8 of this Report refer).
38. The actual expenditure for 1938 exceeded that of the previous year by $5,064,675, but as noted above $1,203,614 of this increase was caused by the transfer of the balances of the Building Loan and Unallocated Stores accounts to Expenditure.
D. AUTHORITIES FOR EXPENDITURE 1938.
39. Details of the various authorities obtained to cover the expenditure for the year 1938 are given below :-
Estimates ($33,379,549).
(a) The expenditure of a sum of $26,338,340 representing the probable requirements of the Colony for the year 1938, but excluding an estimated contribution of $5,689,578 to the Imperial Government in aid of Military expenditure, and the estimated charges on account of Public Debt ($1,351,631), was authorized by the Legislature on 20th October, 1937, (Hansard 1937 pps. 136-148).
(b) General Warrant signed by Governor-3rd January, 1938.
(c) Estimates approved by Secretary of State vide his telegram No. 281 of 24th December, 1937, confirmed by Despatch No. 7 of 12th January, 1938.
Appropriation Ordinance No. 23 of 1937.
40. Legalized the expenditure of $26,338,340 on the Public Services of the Colony for the year 1938. This, as usual, excluded estimated expenditure on account of Military Contribution and charges on account of the Public Debt. Details of the authorities obtained are as follows:
(a) Passed by Legislative Council—20th October, 1937.
(b) Notice of Non-disallowance published in Government Notice No. 945
in Official Gazette dated 31st December, 1937.
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