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and the Expenditure to £34,635.0d: the Revenue being in Excess of that for 1859 by $2.344m. 17% 197/1 and the Table of Expenditure showing a reduction of £1,783.1.17.
This result must be considered most satisfactory.
2. As regards Military Expenditure, the payments made by the Commissariat and Ordnance Departments are stated together at £41,540.11.10, being £8,805.19.7 less than during the previous year.
4. The outlay on account of Public Works amounts to £5,238.12.7, of which £3,262.8.10 was expended on the Government House, now close on its completion. The total amount is under that of last year by £633.11.
The number of Convicts at labour on the roads has exceeded that of 1853, and more work has consequently been obtained from them.
5. Six Ordinances have passed the Legislative Council during the year; one to meet a temporary object by raising an additional Police-Rate, another to regulate the market, and three having reference...
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and the Expenditure to £34,635.0d:
the Revenue being in Excess of
that for 1859
by
$2.344m. 17% 197/1
and the Table of Expenditure showing a reduction of £ 1.783.1.17.
This result must be.
considered most satisfactory.
2. As regards Military. Expenditure the payments made by the Commissariat and Ordnance Departments are stated together at £ 41.540.11.10 being £8805, 19, 7 less than during the previous year.
4. The outlay on account of. Public Works amounts to £ 5.238, 12, 7 of which £3.262.8.10%
was expended on
the
Government House, now close on it completion _ The total
amount is under that of last
year by £633. 11.
The number of Convicts at labour on the roads has exceeded
that of 1853, and more work
has consequensly been obtained from them -
5. Soy Ordinances have passed the Legislative Council during the year; temporary object by raising
one
to meet a
an additional Police-Rate, another to regulate the market, and three having reference
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