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$109,589, charged to the colony, instead of only $2820, which was the expense the same account in 1863.
$106,769
The difference between those sums or must therefore be deducted from $163,899, entered as part of the Postage Revenue of 1866 to ascertain the amount actually available as Revenue.
18. That alone is a very great deduction, but is not by any means the only one; for if the profit in great part imaginary of $10,490, is to be accounted an increase on the one side of the account, the cost at which that profit of $10,490 has been purchased, a cost not less than $50,000, exclusive of interest on $360,000 of capital sunk, must be set on the other side. Therefore to arrive at what I presume is the principal defect of your inquiry, viz. the available ordinary Revenue, we must deduct the difference between the profit and loss caused by the Mint during 1866, which may fairly be put down at about $40,000.
Nor is this all, because in the statement of Revenue we cannot get at the real available amount with which the Government can deal till we have put aside for 1866, the item Reimbursements in aid (viz. $18,327) exceeds that of 1863 ($1000) by $8310, but such reimbursements only balance corresponding items of expenditure, so
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$109,589, charged to the balony, instead of only $2820, which
incurred
om
was the
expense the same account in 1863.
$106769
The difference between those sums or must therefore be deducted from $163,899. intered as part of the Postage Revenue of 1866 to ascertain the amount actually available as Kevenue.
18. That alone is a
but is not
by
very great deduction,
my means
any
the
for if the profit in quat part
of
only
one
in queat part imaginary
the Meint $10,490, is to be accounted
an increase
ther side
of
the account the cost at
which that profit of $10,490 has been purchased,
a cast not less than $50,000, exclusive
interest
om
of
#t
ne is
$360,000 of capital sunk. Therefore to arrive at what I presume the principal defect of your Spaces inquiry, viz. the available ordinary Revenue
must deduct the
difference
profit and lop
and lob caused.
Ave
between the
by the Mint churning
1866, which may fairly be put
about $40,000.
down at
Nor is this all because in the
19.
of
the Revenue, so as
to invite
statement
of
Revenue
o
the
of
the imposition of further expense
bolany
we cannot get at the real available
Lamount with which the
Space
can deal till
we
leolony
and your on the
have put
for 1866, the item
5,327) exceeds that of 1863 ($1000) by $8310, but such reimbursements only balance
Reimbursements in aid (viz. $18,32.
corresponding items of expenditure, so
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