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lecting from its first Establishment in September 1843 to 31 March 1845.
It is for the Lords Commissioners to consider whether the surplus which has since that date accrued should go towards the liquidation of the arrear, or be used in abatement of the Vote to be taken either on that account, for the service of future years or be otherwise appropriated.
Elwell Spry is desirous that the accounts should be definitively adjusted by whatever process, to the 31st March 1848, as suggested by Mr Bouhan's Despatch of the 8th May, in order that for the future any unexpended surplus of the Parliamentary Vote of any year may be regularly carried to the Account of Colonial Ways and Means for the next; an arrangement which, in W. T. Lewis's opinion, would serve to prevent that confusion in the accounts, and that misapprehension as to the real state of the Finances of this Colony which has of late caused so much perplexity.
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27
lecting from its first. Establishment in September
1843 to 31 March 1845.
It is for the Eards
Conamissioners to dreider whether the surplus which has since that date accrucel; should gat
towards the liquidation of the arrear, or be
used in abatement of
the Vole le
be takeng
either on that account,
for
the service of
future years or be
otherwise apptrede._
Elwel
Sprey
is desirous
that the dccounts should
be definitively adjurstides
by whatever
without delay buy
suche
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such process, to the 31st March 1848, us suggested
ni
is one of Mr Bouhan's
the 8th May. Dispabli motorer, ine order that for the fidure any inexpended
surplus of the Parliamenty Vote of any year may regularly carried to the Account oflectonial Ways
Mecens for
an d
tut
arr
be
r the next;
angement whiche
in
Wort Opisy's opinion would.
serve to prevent
a
XtreuLEA
that confusion in the leccents, and that mis- -apprehmrsion as to the reall state of Uret Zmarnes of this Colony which has of teite caused so mucte perplexity.
Haus 1.
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