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number of public works undertation during

and to arrears

on

of

the

year,

Salaries due to

Affieces amount to £53 8, 6, 8

leave which latter

3.

was

8.

difference between the

treal Receipts and Disbursements, amounting to £10,786,15.10% will be met by the Parliamentary Note for the year 1850-51. I may here remark that although this vote for £20,000, the surplus of £9.213.4.1% which remains will be reserved for the construction of the proposed Government Houce, which has been estimated at £146,940.7.7, and has already

Your Lordship's sanction;

received

stores

for the payment of certain se amounting to £1.319.0.111⁄21⁄2 sent

out from bugland for the 158 Govemment Offices, of

account has

as well as

which

yet

reached

ливі

for

that

of sundry

progress.

Ke

Public Works in

arrears alluded to in the

preceding Paragraph will also have to be paid from

this

Jourec.

Military hypenditure. 14. The Military Sxpenditure

of 1849 and 1850, is respectively £75,943 and £64,628, the decrease being caused principally by

reduction

of

here.

the Troops serving

110

Public Works. 5. There have been

Public Works of any magnitude undertaken during the fact year by the department. Surveyor General. The erection.

of

the