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differ considerably in details from those drawn up in anticipation of them; and laid befor: Parliament, but they were approved here, as ou l'e whole not exceeding the latter in

Amount:

I think the better plane soutd

out Sir John Davis's

be to Copy

present Estimate of Expenditure as it stands in the enclosure to his

Bespatch, and add on for Public Warks_ what I have put down under thathend

in the Table minus the difference

jetween the cash balances as there estimated

on the 1 of April 1848; Y-

to be accrneing

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April 1849 respectively. Then if we

set off against the sum thus oti aimed

The estimated amount of the Colonial Revance The remainder will be the Vote requireds.

The figures of the totals) would

be as follows :

Civil Establishment 26,990

(Salaries

Minor Allowances anda

Contingencies

For public Works.

under 11.920.

In the Table 20,000. Es P. Balance 10! April, 48.£15,388

D1April 19. 12,318

Difference 3.110 3,010-

78.996

16.791.

55.910

Deduck - Eshmated Col! Rovane 28,900. Parliamentary Vote profond 27,100

We

The balance of £12,318 4th April 1869, which woulds, by

Vote, appear to be provided

such

for, - would probably be reduceds

by upwards of £2000,

on account of

the

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