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Appendix D

EXPENDITURE FROM 1961/62 TO 1970/71

MILLION DOLLARS 800 750 700 WATER EMERGENCY 650 NON-RECURRENT EXPENDITURE RECURRENT EXPENDITURE MILLION DOLLARS 800 750 700 650 PERSONAL EMOLUMENT AND OTHER CHARGES 600 550 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 1961/62 1962/63 1963/64 1964/65 1965/66 1966/67 1967/68 1968/69 1969/70 1970/71 (FINANCIAL YEAR I ST APRIL, 31 ST MARCH) 160 250 200 150 100 50 However, to better follow the instructions and improve the output, here is a more suitable representation in Markdown first, then converted to HTML: ## APPENDIX D ### EXPENDITURE FROM 1961/62 TO 1970/71 | Year | Recurrent Expenditure | Non-Recurrent Expenditure | Personal Emolument and Other Charges | |---------------|------------------------|----------------------------|--------------------------------------| | 1961/62 | | | | | 1962/63 | | | | | 1963/64 | | | | | 1964/65 | | | | | 1965/66 | | | | | 1966/67 | | | | | 1967/68 | | | | | 1968/69 | | | | | 1969/70 | | | | | 1970/71 | | | | (FINANCIAL YEAR 1ST APRIL, 31ST MARCH) The original content appears to be a graphical representation of expenditure over the years, with two scales in million dollars. The text does not directly translate into a simple table or paragraph without losing its original graphical context. However, the above representation attempts to structure the information in a more readable format. To directly follow the instructions for outputting in HTML using `

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APPENDIX D

EXPENDITURE FROM 1961/62 TO 1970/71

(FINANCIAL YEAR 1ST APRIL, 31ST MARCH)

Given the complexity of the original content and the constraints of the output format, a direct conversion to HTML that preserves the graphical nature of the data is challenging. The data appears to represent a graph or chart with specific values and labels. A more accurate representation would involve reconstructing the graphical data, which is not directly feasible with the given instructions. Thus, the initial HTML representation is provided, but it's acknowledged that the data's graphical nature is not fully captured.