£. 1,344.15.5, and a difference against 1848 of £2,476.13.6 between the amounts of arrears and current rents during the two years 1847 and 1848.
The decrease in 1848 was £1,888.17.0 in the arrears, and the increase was £1,344.15.5 being £1,412.3.6 in the current rent collected; for the half year ending on the 25th December, and between that day and the 31st, a sum was received, which, if such early payment had not been tendered, would have been received in 1849.
The decrease is accounted for: — by the transfer of the Albany Buildings from the Civil to the Military Department; by decrease in the receipts from the Opium Farm; by changes in lieu of a strict monopoly, the former being in force during the whole of 1848; — by the Spirit Farm expiring on the 30th November, being for uncertain periods.
Brought forward £182,168.11
There is a credit of one and two months respectively under these heads, instead of 12 months during 1847, which will however be regained in the present year.
The Fees of Offices, Fees of Courts, Fines and Forfeitures of Courts, received in 1847 £680.5.10; in 1848 £458.19.15. A Decrease of £680.5.10 in several items of Revenue has also taken place, as shown in the Comparative Statement, forming together with the sums above enumerated, a total of £6,803.14.4.
£6,803.14.4 Less £797.0.7 = £6,006.13.8, an increase of £1,316.0.10; Nett Decrease for 1848 £6,006.13.8.
But as the year 1848 exhibits other items, which should be deducted therefrom, the nett decrease for 1848 is only £6,016.18.8.
Licences for Pawnbrokers and Auctioneers having been carried forward to this year exhibited £4620.15.7.
The Expenditure for 1847 amounted to £50,959, whereas the last year was £62,308, making an increase of £11,349.
£. 1,344.15.5, and a difference against 1848 of 2.4760. 13.6 between the amounts
rent and current rents during.
1847 and 1848.
the
of a
arre a UI
the two years 8 years
decrease in 1848
0 in the arrears,
£. 1.888.17.0 in the
being
and the increase
£1344.15.5
£1888-17.0 of . 1412.3.6 176.13.6
£ 1412.3.6 in the current rent collected; for
the half
the 25
year ends on the
th. December,
and between that day and the 31%, sent for that half year to the above amount was received, which, if such early payment had
not been tendered, would have been received
by the in 1849 : — by the less of resital transfer of the Albany Buildings from- the Civil to the Military Department by decrease in the receipts from the Opiumd Farm Spences in lieu of a strict- Tum, arising from the substitution of a system of
mono 'roly, the former being in faced during moneroly, the whole of 1848 : — by the Spirit
being for uncertain periods, and-
a
£182168.11
Brought forward expired on the 30th Novembor, by
£4620-15-7
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which there
is
-credit of one and this months respectively ro during
cindor these heads, instead of 12 months
which will however be regained in the
1847,
378.3.62 present year.
The Fees
BILOILOVERS
of Offices, Fres
£.
476.8.1 £648-1.34
of Courts, Fines and Infeitures of Courts, very considerably
Evere
£680.5.10 1847.
ceived in
purrs recu
under the A Decrease of £. 680. 5.10 in several
£.680. items of Revenue has also taken place, as shown in the Comparative Statement forming together with the sums above enumerated, a total of £6.803.14.4;
£.458.19.15
£6803.14.4
Less $797. 0.7%
an increase
£1316-0.10
Nett. Decreas
for 1848. £6006.13.8.
but as the
6 year
& ou
of 2.797.0.72
1848 exhibits other items,
which should be deducted there from,
have
d
As
nett decrease
tve
for 1848 of only £6016.18.8.
stated at the commencement
acement of
paragraphe
Licences
£455.10.103
Expenditure.. 3.
1- from
those
£539.13-7 £29.2-3
for Pawnbrokers and Auctioneers having
£4620.157
carried fomerd
to
this
5 year
exhibited.
The Cxpenditure for 1847 amonated £.50,959, whereas the last of £62,308, making
a. pumn)
an increase
of
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