"
" nut in the Estimates for 1877] but
the Secretary of
State is desirous
of leeing full details of the Estimates
Plans and specifications of this
work before any
I
Hine else is done,
and that is the usual course.
17.
A
regard
the actual
expenditure of the year 1878 as
compared with the estimated
expenditure of that
year
in the
し
Public Works Department (trat
is on
Road, Streets and Bridges
and on Works and Buildings)
the saving on
the whole
year
amounted to
lef
than $16,000
tre estimate of expenditure was
#
+
? // 2 500 p
Autoct She fur. Atom
77.
29 190
25 076
27
361
$157,670 and the actual expenditure as audited by M. March in the enclosed Return was $142,021.80. It is thus evident that the
18.
large balance. I have in band are not the result of suspending work in the Surveyor General's department. Indeed Mr. Price would be fully justified in saying that the past twenty four months
show more real work in his
department than
any
other two
years in the history of the Colour
19.
With respect to the
statement in paragraph 8 GL
of your despatch that for the
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