CO129-605-1 Annual Accounts- 1946-7 9-9-1948 - 14-3-1949 — Page 200

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COLONY OF

HONG KONG.

STATEMENT OF REVENUE IN THE YEAR 1946/47, UNDER HEADS

Heads and Sub-heads.

Estimated.

Actual.

Increase.

63

$

$

Brought Forward

47,907,800

74,161,504.38

31,910,548.04

9.-REVENUE FROM LAND RENTS, PROPERTIES AND INVESTMENTS.

Buildings

100,000

208,277.51

103,277.51

Gunpowder Storage

5,000

Hire of Government Motor Vehicles

7.128.77

22,986.96

2,128.77

22,936.96

AND SUB-HEADS AS COMPARED WITH THE ESTIMATES

Decrease.

$

5,656,844.26

Interest

100,000

133.999.05

Lands Not Leased (Permits for Encroachments,

etc.)

33,999.05

250,000

301,727.60

51,727.60

Laundries

2,000

8,015.00

Leased Lands, (Crown Rent Exclusive of N.T.)

650,000

842,176.15

1,015.00

192,176.15

Leased Lands, (Crown Rent N.T.)

270,000

292,107.21

22,107.21

Markets

300,000

524,050.24

224,050.24

Piers

20,000

85,821.64

65,821.64

Pineapple Land Leases

500

112.90

987.10

Rent of Government Furniture

2,000

Stone Quarries

10,000

2.651.33

18,516.10

651.33

8,516.16

Total

1,709,500

2,137,520.52

728,407.62

387.10

10. MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS.

Condemned Stores, &c.

30.000

127,930.21

97,990.21

Food Tickets, Chinese Restaurants

31,570.30

31,570.30

Overpayments in previous years

50,000

203,521.60

153,521.60

Other Miscellaneous Receipts

Radio and Telegraph Concession

250,000

447,952.15

197,952.15

250,000

250,000.00

Repayment of Building Loans .....

20,000

Repayment of Trade Loan & Interest

20,000.00

Royalty payable by the China Motor Bus Co..

Ltd.

3,000

3,000.00

80,000

296,640.99

Royalty payable by the H.K. Telephone Co.,

216,640.99

Ltd.

200,000

109,397.55

90,602.45

Carried Forward

Carried Forward

883,000

49,617,800

1,217,012.80

76,599,024.90

697,615.25

32,638,956.26

308,602.45

5,657,281.36

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Explanatory Remarks.

Underestimated. Includes charges paid by officials in Hotels etc.

Increased charges.

New item. Charges to public and officials for use of Government transport.

Bigger balances available.

More permits issued.

Underestimated.

Includes arrears.

- do -

Underestimated.

Includes arrears.

Overestimated.

Underestimated.

Bigger demand for stone.

Sales of surplus stocks.

Special service, covered by expenditure.

Adjustments relating to war years and B.M.A. period.

Underestimated.

Payment made after close of year.

Payments and Recoveries treated as loan transactions and not as expenditure and

révenue.

Extension of services and increased population. Overestimated. Higher costs of rehabilitation.

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