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with the typhoon of 18th September. The final accounts of the year transmitted in Sir Matthew Nathan's Despatch No. 61 of 22nd March, 1907, showed a reduction of $92,337, or a balance of Assets amounting to $652,236. According to the revised Estimates for 1907 ordinary and extraordinary Revenue is expected to yield $6,651,258 or $203,233 more than was expected. Moreover, a reduction of $563,591 is anticipated on the total Expenditure which was originally estimated at $6,431,740. These estimates, if realised, will result in a surplus of Revenue on 31st December, 1907, amounting to $783,109 which together with the balance of Assets on 31st December, 1906, will give a balance of Assets on 31st December, 1907, of $1,435,345.

11. The division of the various items of revenue and expenditure into classes and the addition of a table of contents as well as some other minor alterations serve to render the Estimates more compact and intelligible.

12. I shall address Your Lordship at a later date on the subject of providing funds for Railway

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572 with the typhoon of 18th September. The final accounts of the year transmitted in Sir Matthew Nathan's Despatch No. 61 of 22nd March, 1907, showed a reduction of $92,337, or a balance of Assets amounting to $652,236. According to the revised Estimates for 1907 ordinary and extraordinary Revenue is expected to yield $6,651,258 or $203,233 more than was expected. Moreover, a reduction of $563,591 is anticipated on the total Expenditure which was originally estimated at $6,431,740. These estimates, if realised, will result in a surplus of Revenue on 31st December, 1907, amounting to $783,109 which together with the balance of Assets on 31st December, 1906, will give a balance of Assets on 31st December, 1907, of $1,435,345. 11. The division of the various items of revenue and expenditure into classes and the addition of a table of contents as well as some other minor alterations serve to render the Estimates more compact and intelligible. 12. I shall address Your Lordship at a later date on the subject of providing funds for Railway

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572 with the typhoon of 18th. September. The final accounts Fou of the year transmitted in Sir Matthew Nathan's Despatch No. 61 of 22nd. March, 1907, showed a reduction of $92,337, དས།། or a balance of Assets amounting to $652,236. According to the revised Estimates for 1907 ordinary and extraordinary Revenue is expected to yield $6,651,258 or $203,233 more than was expected. Moreover, a reduction of $563,591 is anticipated on the total Expenditure which was originally estimated at $6,431,740. These estimates, if realised, will result in a surplus of Revenue on 31st. December, 1907, amounting to $783,109 which together with the balance of Assets on 31st. December, 1906, will give a balance of Assets on 31st. December, 1907, of $1,435,345. 11. The division of the various items of revenue and expenditure into classes and the addition of a table of contents as well as some other minor alter- -ations serve to render the Estimates more compact and intelligible. 12. I shall address Your Lordship at a later date on the subject of providing funds for Rail- -way

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with the typhoon of 18th. September. The final accounts

Fou

of the year transmitted in Sir Matthew Nathan's Despatch

No. 61 of 22nd. March, 1907, showed a reduction of $92,337,

དས།།

or a balance of Assets amounting to $652,236. According to

the revised Estimates for 1907 ordinary and extraordinary

Revenue is expected to yield $6,651,258 or $203,233 more

than was expected. Moreover, a reduction of $563,591 is

anticipated on the total Expenditure which was originally

estimated at $6,431,740. These estimates, if realised, will

result in a surplus of Revenue on 31st. December, 1907,

amounting to $783,109 which together with the balance of

Assets on 31st. December, 1906, will give a balance of

Assets on 31st. December, 1907, of $1,435,345.

11.

The division of the various items

of revenue and expenditure into classes and the addition

of a table of contents as well as some other minor alter-

-ations serve to render the Estimates more compact and

intelligible.

12.

I shall address Your Lordship at

a later date on the subject of providing funds for Rail-

-way

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