CO129-012 - Sir John Davis - 1845 [5-7] — Page 243

Every aiterally

lage ther we

wo, with peobably suffice for all expendittere $ 32.900. 12 for the up to the 31st March next. 8 expens

was

238

head of expenditure_ The account

voled last year latablishments - and ₤10099. & for Contingent Glen Although the Jucaent Extimate shows an

aking a l off 4goodadvance on Buildings, repairs te ma The sinesestimated & Air P. Davis are the fixed extablishments Provisional Salaries Hemporary appts

faul

a total

for

more

geais

last calculation, indoernsh there in the actual circumstames of

4 Hong might be expected, now more there with terbalanced by the increase of

-436.705

1.400 €43.105.

the coun

We venice

a

5 Colony

the

peculiarly

eir

ixclusive of an latimeate for Public Horks, to be unstanced, it would have been unreasonable

mounting

ling to 773.579. Al Bespect that the establishment first presponded for cate of it should hartly fit it's requirencent's refecially the Parliamentary Estimate of it should was

the heaviest expenses, the Police;

spread over two years,

trive in the

the same

Sa

local when one

Iver

in a cautious and

tual gear

no credch was taken for any Revenue, because

a miscalculation of sitt handle calentated for in the first instance. the credit taken in 1844 warenffon But I think the prcaud Extimate, shows that Worthinger,

Lee J.

daves is proceeding Revenue. Fir J. to be squeal tabout 2, Whe

rcononical spirit, and the very Daves, however, calculates the revenue

which he has made in the Extimales for building is peculiar & satisfactory.

2 gears

year at £23.087

at £23.087 which after

of the

present year

the miscalculation in 184.4 with

allowing for

for the

la.

large

reduction

The despatches should I presume, be

have about £ 12.000 or £13000 available in forwarded to the Freasury for their inform

entary grant, so

ai

of the

the Parliament

so that but except as feernishing the material, for next geair Extemate, Ido not receive that