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£.

£.

t. J

Brought

over

14669 8 4 13,858 19 7

Harbour Master

1467 15.

1108 63 H.

J.

The office Contingencies of this Department

ari

Police Rate Auciens.

194

1634 11⁄2 J.

J.

Total Civil Establishments 16,331 3 4 15,130.9 11/

the

Judicial Establishment....

6,576.

64378 11

L.

The Expenditure

Seelesiastical

is in excess of the retinate. since the middle of may.

Fr

71017

67248 K

M.

of

Education_

Fr

75.

89126 L

Medical

J

70210

681176 M.

H.

The appointinents of acristant. Starbour, Marter has been abolished, salary £900. The

Contingencies

are

135

office

£59.8.7 under the estimated amount, making the net saving for 1857 £359.8.7-

£30.15.10% less than the Estimate -

abolished on the demise of the cate

are now continct at an annual

The separate office of Clark of the Court, Salary £300 per annum, was

Deputy Registrar, whore salary was £350, the duties of both offices Salary of £350. This arrangement has effected a saving of £158. 11.1 during 1850, and permanently of £300 per annum. The Office Contingencies

are

K.

also below the setimate £2.14.4.

The Colonial Chaplain in England on sick certificate, has received £175 being half Salary for six months,

leaving £33 due to him on account of 1850. The Provisional Salaries, not having been applied for, remain due from 1st August.

the retinate, one additional Chinese. Teacher having been employed

for

the

The sum of £17.5. _ remains due on accomant Provisional Salaries

year 1857 - the same not having been applied for, for the mouths of betober and november. The office contingencies extirnated.

at to have not exceeded £.1.5.

A.

The Provisional Salaries exceed the retinate by £ta 50- but are under the armount authorized.

in the annual Schedule -

year

Civil Hospital F

11710

128 15

A

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