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The total estimated Expenditure for 1900 is $3,216,418.00 as compared with the revised estimate for 1899 of $3,057,971.80.

COLONIAL SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT The increase here is owing to the appointment of 2 new cadets, and to the appointment of the additional staff - already reported in Governor's Despatch No.205 of 31st July, 1899, the members of which have been performing their duties since the taking over of the New Territory. It is impossible at this early stage of the administration of the New Territory to know exactly what permanent staff will be required. It has therefore been deemed advisable only to make temporary appointments until it becomes clear what permanent appointments are really necessary to carry on the work of administration in the new area. In order, however, to provide for any contingencies in connection with the administration of that part of the Colony, a sum of $10,000 has been inserted under the head of miscellaneous services.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Reference may be made under this head to C.O.D.139 of 26th July, 1899.

POST OFFICE. The reasons for most of the changes in this

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The total estimated Expenditure for 1900 is $3,216,418.00 as compared with the revised estimate for 1899 of $3,057,971.80. COLONIAL SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT The increase here is owing to the appointment of 2 new cadets, and to the appointment of the additional staff - already reported in Governor's Despatch No.205 of 31st July, 1899, the members of which have been performing their duties since the taking over of the New Territory. It is impossible at this early stage of the administration of the New Territory to know exactly what permanent staff will be required. It has therefore been deemed advisable only to make temporary appointments until it becomes clear what permanent appointments are really necessary to carry on the work of administration in the new area. In order, however, to provide for any contingencies in connection with the administration of that part of the Colony, a sum of $10,000 has been inserted under the head of miscellaneous services. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Reference may be made under this head to C.O.D.139 of 26th July, 1899. POST OFFICE. The reasons for most of the changes in this
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}} 23734 463 The total estimated Expenditure for 1900 is 4 ali $3,216,418.00 as compared with the revised estimate for A 1899 of $3,057,971.80. COLONIAL SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT The increase here is owing to the appointment of 2 new cadets, and to the appointment of the additional staff - already reported in Governor's Despatch No.205 of 31st. July, 1899, the members of which have been rerforming their duties since the taking over of the New Territory. It is impossible at this early stage of the administration of the New Territory to know exactly what permanent staff will be required. It has there- fore been deemed advisable only to make temporary appoint- ments until it becomes clear what permanent appointments are really necessary to carry on the work of administration in the new area. In order, however, to provide for any contingencies in connection with the administration of that part of the Colony, a sum of $10,000 has been inserted under the head of miscellaneous services. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Reference may be made under this head to C.O.D. 139 of 26th. July, 1899. POST OFFICE. The reasons for most of the changes in this
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The total estimated Expenditure for 1900 is

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$3,216,418.00 as compared with the revised estimate for

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1899 of $3,057,971.80.

COLONIAL SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT The increase here

is owing to the appointment of 2 new cadets, and to the

appointment of the additional staff - already reported in

Governor's Despatch No.205 of 31st. July, 1899, the members

of which have been rerforming their duties since the taking

over of the New Territory. It is impossible at this early

stage of the administration of the New Territory to know

exactly what permanent staff will be required. It has there-

fore been deemed advisable only to make temporary appoint-

ments until it becomes clear what permanent appointments

are really necessary to carry on the work of administration

in the new area. In order, however, to provide for any

contingencies in connection with the administration of that

part of the Colony, a sum of $10,000 has been inserted

under the head of miscellaneous services.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Reference may be made under

this head to C.O.D. 139 of 26th. July, 1899.

POST OFFICE. The reasons for most of the changes in

this

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