CO129-022 - Public Offices - 1847 — Page 245

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on the

should be supplied hanomission of all future

cotinates for

the

year .

It has appeared in

the course

which these.

J

the examination

missions have

rendered it necessary

to

institute here, that the

Clasification of inconce and

expenditure under their

Various beads

1 ad

reported

by the Colonial Treatures

is not alw

I always

the same

from your to year, or from report to report. The head

of contingencies, for instance,

sometimes includes

minor

salaries to subordinate public

Servants, and at other times.

only.

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only casual expenses more

properly

to denominated. I

have therefore to desire that

if at any

time

you find it convenient to change the heads of Classification, or

the nature of the expenditure

meder

any

Letter

head in the

ox

abstracts, estimates, and

otter financial returns of your journment, the fact of the charge may

be

ан

= nounced and explained at the period when it first

occurs

To ensure further

facilities of comparison, it

is also

abstracts

to be wished that

of

the state of the

Colonial