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Presented to both Houses of Parliament by His Excellency's Command. No. 1.-CONSOLIDATED REVE.NUE FUND-BALANCE. SnEET-1 January lo 3! December, 1890.

C -· ,•- . ' ~-r.18 BALANCE;S ON 31 DECEMBEU, TRANSACTIONS DURING BALANCES ON 31 DE_CEMBER, c,,-:i 1889, BROUGH1' l'.'ORWARD. 1890. 189>0. AO HEADS OF..... ACCOUNT. ....r,qf>;; mr. Qfr. mr.. €r. mr.. '1!:r. ------£ s. d. £ ~- d. £ II, d. £ 8. d. £ 8, d. £ 8, d. '255 Consolidated Revenue Fund, 18&9 .• 167,469 2 7 - - - - - Balance transferred to J 8!)0 .... - - - 167,469 2 7 - - 255 Consolidated Revenue Fund, 1890;

Balance transferred from i889 .. - - 167,469 2 7 - Receipts ...... "929,505 15 - - - 8} ·132,767 15 0 Disbursements ...... - - 0894,804 8 1 - 29i Treasury Bills mised temporarily in aid ~f Consvlidated Revenue - HS,480 0 0 120,000 0 0 111,520 0 0 - 14U,000 0 0 258 Debt of the Colony ...... 5,103;870 0 0 - 1,425,530 0 0 176,200 0 0 6,353,200 0 0 - 259- Debenture Account ...... - 5,103,870 0 0 178,400 0 0 1,427,730 0 0 - 6,353,200 0 0 305 208 Outstanding overdue Debenture Ac- count .... ······ ...... - 2500 0 0 2200 0 0 [jtO 0 0 - 840 0 0 519 Suspense Account- For redemption of Debentures and Trea,ury Bills - 233,300 0 0 172,900 0 0 - - 60,400 0 0 301 Stock Act Fund .•••...... •.•.•••. - 426 4 !J 4141 14 9 47!)3 18 7 - 1078 8 7 303 Light-house Rates ...... - 663 16 0 5286 16 2 5163 1 11 - 540 1 9 307 Marine Boards ...... - 2116 1 3 19,3;!1 2 4 19,809 6 7 - 2604 5 6 Advances- :no To Heads of .Departments ...... 11,298 18 0 - 11,832 6 2 11,471 4 2 11,600 0 0 - 312 Fire Brigade Boarcld ...... 450 0 0 450 0 0 450 0 0 4,50 0 0 - Deposit Accounts- 317 Assurance Fund, Real Property Act - 57 0 1 ll0O 0 0 25ll 2 8 - 1468 2 9 318 Escheated Estates ············· - 2fi0 0 7 111 10 6 77 3 0 - 225 13 · 1 515 Contracts for Pnblic Works .... - 21,34:! 14 11 12,194 .3 4 70Jl 15 0 - 16,160 : G, 7 322 Ocean Lights ...... , ...... •..• - 104 .6 10 3923 12 0 3729 5 2 - - 324 Tasmanian Permanent Exer.utors ar,d Trustees Association, Limited ... , ..... ·....•...... · - 5000 0 0 250 0 0 250 0 0 - 5000 0 0 326 Telegraph ...... - ' 1168 9 3 10,209 13 8 10,536 9 7 - 1495 5 2 327 Corporation Loan ...... 3.J. 16 11 - 7588 3 8 7601 '8 4 21 12 3 - 513 Fixed Deposits ...... 43!J,0G6 1 9 36,489 11 8 358,266 '1 !) 117,289 11 8 - 514 New Zealand Accident Assurance Company ...... - 5000 ·o 0 250 0 0 250 0 0 - 5000 0 0 331 Perpetual Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, Limited 5000 0 0 250 0 0 250 ·O 0 - 5000 0 0 332 Launceslon Corporation Loan .... 20 :1 10 - 6116 12 (i 6114 3 6 22 10 10 - 348 Military Stores ...... - 500 4 9 15 1 3 122 1 0 - 607 4 6 514 Tenders received in London ..•.. 1345 0 0 1200 0 0 6!J5 0 0 - 840 0 Q 516 Equitable Life Assurance Society of United States ...... ······ - 5000 0 0 - 250 0 0 5250 0 0 516 Dock Labourers' Relief Fnnd .... - -'- 26 9 6 26 9 6 - - Sale of Municipal Reserves,Delo- " raine .... ········ ...... ,. 73 17 6 151 7 6 77 10 0 - - 513 Light ];3rigade J?und., ....•...• - - 6 0 0 5 0 0 - - 51-t Citizens Life Assurance Company .. of New South Wales ...... - - - 5000 0 0 - 5000 0 Q Suspense·& other Special Accounts- 339 Snndry P. W. Suspense Account 2002 16 0 - 4608 5 6 4998 2 11 1612 18 7 - '336 Public Works ditto ...... 4108 10 3 - 5546 11 7 4066 11 3 5588 10 7 - 338 Gaol, &c. for l\Iales ditto'...... 0 '0 10 - 4812 19 5 47!J4 10 3 18 10 0 - '339' Stores ,Suspense Account ...... - 48 14 0 48 14 0 - - - 340 Campbell Town Water Supply ditto - - 297 10 0 297 10 0 - - 342 Expenditure under Treasury Bills, 49 Viet. No. 53 ...... ,:...... - 951 6 10 203 0 0 - - 748 6 10 Carried forward . : ...... 5,728,320 8 2 5,5_37,297 ,16 9 3,097,73:i 1·6 2 3,271,582 13 5 6,622,631 8 11 6,605,457 14 0 ,_

• Including Receipts on account of 1890 during January and February, 1891. h Including Disbursements on account of 1890 during January·and February, 1891. .·· :• ... •· '\~, BALANCES ON 31 DECE1r(IrElt,: -·· TRANSACTioNs DURING BALANCES ON 31 DECEMBER ll.8~9,: BRO:UGHT FORWARD, iB90. 1890. HEADS OF ACCOUNT, ~--'----·~-·'---··--,,·"---···---~ .. €t. ., -1------'----'-~•--'---·~---~_....;'--'------1s------1--,------il!h:, il!lr, il!lr.

BALANCES ON'31 DECEMBER, TRANSACTIONS DURING BALANCES ON 31 DECEMBER, 1889;, BROUGHT FORWARD. :189@; .. !S'!llO • .. . HEADS 01,1 ACCOUNT. " :.. ,~' ! I ; ·.i Bir. err. mr.

No.43 ••...••...... •••••.. ·55B9 5 7 4220 18 10 5 •O 0 -. •' - 1373 6 9 458 Public Works Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 44 ...•...•..... 1553 17 2 247 18 10 2512 12, 6 710 16 ,6 499 Defence Works Execution Act, 49 Viet. No. 45 ...... •: .... . 2003 19 6 691 ·9 10 121 11 2 1434 0 10 Public Builclings Erection Act, " 49 Viet. No. 46 ...... 1937 18 9 1782 0 4 155 18 5 4'62 Main Roads Act, 49 Vict:-No. 4T -· 4883 9 5 203 12 2 4679 17 3 469 Main· Roads and Bridges Con­ struction Act, 50 Viet. No. 21 .. 1293 14 4. 756 6 10 84 16 4 572 3 10 470 Branch Roads and Bridges Con- struction Act, 50 Viet. No. 22 • 2399 11 11 1039 18 6 26 5 ·9 :~ 131'!5 19 .2 475 Public Works Construction Act, · 50 Viet. No. 23 .... .'...... : 1674, 11 10 ·1632 ,4 6 1338 19 ,.8 1381 7 0 474 Public Works Execution Act, 50 Viet. No. 24 ·. : ... : . , ...... 6512 18 3 1169 14 4 l 17 10 5345 I 9 CarriR,d forward .•...... _.. 5,917,849 18 li 15,769,416 4 3 3,938,74319 3 4,099,361 13 ·•9 6;7B7,775 4 7 6;799,959 9 ·11 4

P:l·~o .BALANCES ON 31 DECEMBER, TRANSACTIONS DUHING BALANCES ON 31 D ECE1rIBEll, Cl H 1889, BROUGHT FORWARD. 1890, 1890. HEADS OF ACCOUN'l'. !><~--Ac3 .. ..::I mr. err. mi:. Q!r . ar.

Treasm·y, Hoba1·t, 30th ..1pril, 1891. B. STAFFORD BIRD, T1·easurer.

Having examined the Treasurer's Journal and Ledger, Consolidated Revenue, for the year ended 31 December, 1890, and compared the foregoing Statement with those Books_, I now certify that this Balance Sheet ia correct, . W. LOVETT, Auditor-General. ~udit Department, 23rd June, 1891. 11..7 9 J_'Oj o. -,,

ABSTRACT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE AT THE TREASURY FOR THE YEAR 1890. -6

ABSTRACT of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE at the Treasury /01· the Year 1890, during the months of

Drawbacl1s Bh:.-RECEIPTS. Gross Receipts. and Net Receipts. Repayments. ---- £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s d. £ s. d. 2 To Cash Balance on 81 December, 1889 ...... - ...... 116,334 7

REVENO:E OF 1890- Gustoms, Hobart. Spirits ...... 31,792 16 6 57 0 11 31,735 15 7 To bacco ...... 22,459 9 0 16 10 0- 22,442 19 0 Ot her Goods ...... 104,381 0 6 1471 15 8 102,909 4 10 Misce.llaneous ...... 13 0 3 6 10 6 6 9 9

158,646 6 3 1551 17 1 157,094 9 2 Laun eeston, Spirits ...... •...... 35,076 15 10 6 15 5 35,070 0 5 To bacco 20,893 16 6 0 18 0 20,892 18 6 Ot her Goods············································· ...... 96,964 2 3 336 11 1 96,627 11 2 M iscellaneous ...... 25 2 7 15 19 6 9 3 1 152,959 17 .2 360 4 0 152,599 13 2 Stanley. To bacco ...... 91 7 0 ... 91 7 0 Ot her Goods ...... 1220 8 7 ... 1220 8 7

•u;' 1311 15 7 ... 1311 15 7 Bu1"1 lie. Sp irits ...... 122 18 6 0 4 6 122 14 0 -To bacco ...... · 688 7 0 ... 688 7 0 ,Ot her Goods ...... 4178 3 5 ... 4i78 3 5 4989 8 n 0 .4 '6 4989 4 5 Devo.nport. - . Sp1rits ...... : ..... 2276 4 5 ... 2276 4 5 To bacco ············································· 1905 19 6 ... 190_5 19 6 Ot her Goods ······································· 7909 1 2 50 12 2 7858 9 0 12,091 5 1 50 12 2 12,040 12 11 Ulver stone. To bacco ...... 67 4 0 ... 67 4 0 0ther Goods ...... 767 5 11 ... 767 5 11 834 9 11 ... 834 9 11 Peng uin. Sp1 rits ...... 12 0 0 ... 12 0 0 To bacco 11 11 0 ... 11 11 0 0th er Goods············································· ...... 172 18 4 ... 172 18 4 - 196 9 4 ... 196 9 4 Total Customs Revenue ·················· 331,029 12 3 1962 -17 g ... - 329,066 14 6 Bond Rents and Charges ...... 2593 (i 5 5 0 4 ... 2588 6 1 .Excise-Beer Duty ...... 15,693 15 11 57 19 0 ... 15,635 16 11 Land Tax ...... / 42,556 5 11 23 7 6 ... 42,532 18 5 Dividend Tax ...... 9397 6 9 ...... 9397 6 9 Jnlai 1d Revenue. Stamps ...... 59,572 4 4 17 7 6 59,554 16 10 Fees from Electric Telegrapb ...... 18,383 4 4 ... 18,383 4 4 Probate Duty ...... 12,094 7 5 30 2 2 12,064 5 3 Rural Police Rates ...... 8942 7 3 l 11 0 8940 16 3 Re gistration of Dogs ...... 1398 5 0 ... 1398 5 0 Pu blicans' Licences ...... 10,415 18 4 ... 10,415 18 4 Wholesale Licences ...... 687 10 0 ... 687 10 0 .Au ctioneers' Licences ...... 810 0 0 ... 810 0 0 Carried forward ...... 112,303 16 8 49 0 8 112,254 16 0 399,221 2 8 116,334 7 2 7

including Transactions of -Consolidated Revenue on account of tliat Yea,· January and February, 1891. ·

Qtr,-PAYMENTR. £ s. d. £ s. d.· £ f. ·,1.

EXPENDITURE AGAINST CONSOLIDATED RRVENUE.

His Excellency the Governor's Establishment ...... 0021 12 5 Ministerial Office ...... : ...... 408 19 9

Executive Council...... 103 7 1 Legislative Council...... , ...... _...... 1441 11 4 House of Assembly ...... : ...... 2321 12 7 Chief Secretary's Department ...... 2737 17 6 Audit Department ...... ·..... 2715 3 0 Statistician, Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, &c...... 2125 9 11 Analyst ...... , ...... 689 17 5 Inspection of Machinery ...... ·...... , 797 18 2 Fisheries Department ...... 384 8 8 Inquests ...... 348 1 2 Public Buildings ...... 2045 8 3 Agent-General in England...... 1961 11 5 New Town Farm...... 744 12 3 Ecclesiastical ...... '...... 1286 15 6 Charitable Grants ...... : ...... : ...... : ..... :.... ·5463 O 10 Boarding-out System ...... :...... 1668 17 6 Industrial and Ragged Schools ...... : ...... :.; .. ::;: ... ;:.:: ...: 2051 4 10 Training School, Cascades ...... 1311 15 8 Grants in aid of Charitable Institution ...... 1477 O 4 New Town Charitable Institutions...... 8382 19 10 Launceston Charitable Institution ...... 2776 7 11 Visitors, Hospitals for Insane ...... 24 1 0 Hospital for Insane, New Norfolk...... 12,661 1 5 Cascades Hospital for the Insane...... 1107 6 0 General Hospital, Hobart...... 8088 16 0 Ditto, Launceston...... 5561 1 9 Public Health-Central Board...... 1002 19 7 Vaccination Department...... 355 O 9 Medical Department ...... 644 19 4 Hospitals for Contagious Diseases...... 388 5 9 Pensions, &c...... 13,900 16 2 Treasury...... 3799 10 0 Customs Department...... 8164 17 9 Excise Branch ...... 422 18 7 Defences of the Colony ...... ,...... 12,698 14 7 Office of Taxes ...... 2048 16 1 Post Office J)epartment ...... • ...... 46,137 1 10 Office of Stores...... 2331 9 0 Printing Department...... 10,566 12 8 - Electric Telegraph Department...... 21,616 17 0 Meteorological Department...... 238 10 4 Tasman~an Co~ncil .of Education ...... - .. : ... : .. .. 33 6 8 Tasmaman Umvers1ty ...... 3000 0 0 Education Department ...... :...... 34,604 1 9 ·interest ...... : ...... 223,651 12 5 Contribution to Public Debts Sinking Fund in· connection with redemption of Debentures, 50 Viet. No. 7 ...... 400 0 0 Ditto, in connection with Mount Cameron Water-race ...... : ...... : 21 11 3 Tasmanian Main Line Railway ...... : ...... 24,425 0 0

Attorney-Genei·al ...... :: ...... :;;... 2002 4 10 Solicitor-General ...... 630 18 8 Crown Solicitor and Clerk of the Peace ...... 849 11 0 The Judges ...... ·...... :.·... :::: .. :.: ...... : ...... ::..... 4847 5 6 Sup1:eme Court and Registrar of_Deeds _...... : ...... _: ..._._...... 1548 14 11 Sheriff...... 1432 19 O General Sessions, &c., Launceston...... 1042 16 2 Lands' Titles ...... 2892 11 11 Administration of Justice...... 1207 6 7 Magistracy-District of Hobart ...... : ...... : ...... '.:...... 1532 10 5 King borough ...... ·1 314 10 2 ·Carried forward ...... _ ..... 505,46:2 10 2 I '8

Dmwbaclis Br.-RECEIPTS. Gross Receipts. and Net Receipts. Repayments. £ s. d. £ s.· d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brougltt forward' ...... 112,303 16 8 49 0 8 112,254 16 0 399,221 2 8 116,3:H 7 ') Inland Revenue--continued. Pawnbrokers' Licences ...... 80 0 0 ... 80 0 0 Brewers' Licences ... .- ...... ; ...... 218 1.5 0 ... 218 15 0 Stage Coach Licences ...... 81 15 0 ... 81 15 0 Theatrical Licences ...... 90 10 0 ... 90 10 0 Packet Licences 171 13 4 ... 171 13 4 Druggists' Licenc~;·:.".'.'.".".'.".".'.".' ::: : :::::: :::::::: · 20 0 0 ... 20 0 0 Trout Licences ...... 217 0 0 0 17 6 216 2 6 Distillation Licences ...... 5 0 0 ... 5 0 0 Hawkers', Carriers', and other Licences ... 810 0 0 5 0 0 805 0 0 Fines and Fees ...... 1232 19 4 36 18 6 1196 0 10 Rent of Government Property ...... 570 11 6 ... 570 11 6 Sale of Government Property ...... 120 11 0 ... 120 11 0 Sale of Seizures ...... 34 17 3 ... 34 17 3 Surplus of Impounding Money ...... 0 19 0 ... 0 19 0 Money taken from Prisoners ...... 3 0 6 ... 3 0 6 Unclaimed Intestate Estates ...... 689 17 8 ... 089 17 8 Miscellaneous ...... '...... 18 0 7 1 11 6 16 9 1 Fees of Departments ...... 6778 10 3 66 13 10 6711 16 5 Fees for Letters Patent for Inventions ...... 911 8 0 ... 911 8 0 Fees for Letters of Naturalization ...... 1 2 6 ... I 2 6 Fees from Registrars of Shipping ...... 27 14 6 ... 27 14 6 Fees under Merchant Ships Officers Examination Act ...... 39 -0 0 ... a9 0 0 Fees under Contagious Diseases (Cattle) \ Act ...... 3 3 0 ... 3 3 0 Fees for Steaniship Certificates ..· ..... : ...... 90 0 0 ... 90 0 0 Reimbursements ...... ·...... 10,288 5 5 ... 10,283 5 5 ··---·-- 134,803 10 6 160 2 0 ... 134,643 8 6 Territorial Revmzue. Sale of Crown Lands by Auction ...... 6772 8 9 123 14 5 6648 14 4 Sale of Crown Lands by Private Contract 1443 11 1 ... 1443 11 - 1 Sale of Crown Lands under 24th Section of"Waste Lands Act, 1870 ...... 37,372 19 1 4 8 0 37,368 11 1 Sale of Crown Lands under W. L. Act,' No. 5 35 0 0 ... 35 0 0 Sales under 36 Viet. No. 16-Quiet Enjoy- rnent Lands: ...... 1583 10 8 ... 1583 10 8 Sales, Minin Settlements ...... 159 9 6 ... 159 9 G I Ditto, 53 , 9ict. No. 38 ...... 80 2 9 ... 80 2 9 Rent of Crown Land ...... 5690 7 11 ... 15690 7 11 Rent under Gold Fields Regulations ...... 3130 10 11 14 0 0 3116 10 11 Rent under Mineral Lands Act ...... 22,127 18 4 619 10 0 21,508 8 4 Fees under Gold Fields Regulations ...... 427 2 0 ... 427 2 0 Fees under Mineral Lands Act ...... 1994 3 6 91 0 0 1903 3 6 Fees for Surveys ...... 12,587 6 8 1206 1 6 11,381 5 2 Fees received by the Surveyor-General .... 1619 11 10 8 16 9 1610 15 1 Fees on Grant Deeds and Diagrams ...... 269 9 9 ... 269 9 9 Fees for Inspection of Mines ...... 2 2 0 - 2 2 0 Fees on Titles to Grants of Land ...... 4 6 0 ... 4 6 0 Fees for Examination of Surveyors ...... 4 4 0 ... 4 4 0 .M:iscellaneous _...... , ..... ·...... 31 10 8 ... 31 10 8 Repayment of Expense of'Diamond Drills' 369 0 3 ... 369 0 3 Royalty on Pine ...... 89 0 7 ... 89 0 7 95,791' 14 3 2069 12 8 ... 93,722 1 7 ·--· Tasmanian Rail1vays ...... 102,641 17 11 ...... 102,641 17 11 Contributions from Home Gove1'1mzent ...... 2214 7 7 ...... 2214 7 7 --·---·- --- Reimbw·sements .fi·om Home and Foreign Gove1·111nents im account of Postal Service ... 178 14 7 ...... 178 14 7 -· Contributionsfi·om Government ef Victoria- Postal Service ...... 1500 0 0 ...... 1500 0 0 ------Misc~llaneous Receipts ...... 13,317 16 2 ...... 13,317 16 2 Reserl)eS under lYaste Lands Act, 1870, Sec- tiC11s 99 to 102-Balances to 31 December, 1888 (.~ee Act 53 Yict. No. 47) ...... 5866 6 8 ...... 5866 6 8 ------TOTAL CONSOLIDATED REVENUE OF YEAR . ENDED 31 DECEllrnEn, 1890 ...... 753,305 15 8 Carriedforwa1·d ...... 869,640 2 10 9

Qri:.--PA YMENTS. . £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brouglitforward ...... 505,462 10 2 l\:lagistracy-District of Franklin ...... : ...... 670 13 10 Selby ...... 535 1 5 Macquarie ...... 129 0 3 · Ringarooma ...... 524 17 I Beacons field, Lefroy, and George Town .... ; ...... 334 13 8 East Devon ...... 7-16 9 U West Devon ...... 524 19 !) Russell · ...... 171 1 0 Emu Bay ...... 427 3 9 Portland ...... : ...... , 403 7 3 Carnarvon ...... : ...... :. 26 12 11 Police Department ...... : ...... ; ...... 19,:395 19 7 G-aol, Hobart ...... 5695 0 3 Ditto, Launceston ...... 1967 19 1 Gaols-General Service ...... ; .... ,...... 541 2 2

L3:nds and Works Department ...... _...... 10,782 0 5 Mmes ...... 6810 16 4 Tasmanian Railways ...... ' ...... 85,655 7 0 Roads, Bridges, Surveys, &c ...... 29,845 9 0. Main Roads Maintenance ...... ·...... 8890 7 0 8ubsidies to Roar! Trusts ...... 12,000 0 0 Aid to :Municipalities ...... 3387 9 3 Miscellaneous ...... 21,496 11 5 Special Public Works, 1884 ...... : ...... 400 0 0 Expenditure on Works named in Appropriation Act (Public Works), 49 Viet. ·No. 52 ...... 3 0 0 Public Works Expenditure under Act 50 Viet. No. 23, 2nd pa1·t ...... 28 6 0 Expenditure on Works named in Appropriation Act (Public Works), 51 Viet. No. 52 ...... 57 11 11 Special Public ,v orks, 1890 ...... 1690 17 10 ,------718,604 8 l

SrEcrAL D1silunsE1rnsTs. Debentures redeemed-28 Viet. No. 5 ...... 2000 0 0 29 Viet. No. 3._...... : ...... : 8000 0 0 34 Viet. No. lb ...... 400 0 0 38 Viet. No. 24 ...... : ...... 48,600 0 0 45 Viet. No. 38 ...... , ...... 100 0 0 50 Viet. No. 11...... 3300 0 0 'l'reasury Bills redeemed-50 V!ct. No. 31 ...... 116,000 0 0 51 Viet. No. 39 ...... 99,860 0 0 52 Viet. No. 29 ...... 19,600 0 0 Stock Act tund ...... 4141 14 9 Lighthouse Rates ...... : ...... 5286 16 2 Marine Boards ...... 19,321 2 4 Advances to Heads of Departments ...... 11,3:32 6 2 Ditto 11ire Brigade Boards ...... 450 0 0 Deposit Accounts- Assurance Fund, Real Property Act...... 1100 0 0 Escheated Estates ...... Ill 10 6 Contracts for Public 1-V orks ...... 12,194 3 4 Ocean Lights ...... , ...... : ...... 3923 12 0 Telegraph ...... - ...... 10,209 13 8 New Zealand Accident Assurance Company ...... 250 0 0 Hobart Corporation Loan ...... : ...... 7588 3 8 Launceston Corporation Loan ...... ; ...... 6116 12 6 Fixed Deposits ...... 36,489 11 8 Perpetual Trustees Executors and Agency Company, Limited ...... 250 0 0 Tasmanian Permanent Executors and Trustees Association, Limited ...... 250 0 0. :Military Stores ...... 15 1 3 Dock Laboureri::' Relief Fund ...... 26 9 6. Sale of Municipal Reserve, Delorainf:l ...... 151 7 6 Tenders received in London ...... 1200 0 0 Lizht Brigade Fund ...... , ...... 5 0 0 Public 1Vorks Suspense Account ...... 5546 11 7 Sundry Public ,v orks Suspense Account ...... 4608 5 6 Gaol, &c. for J.VIales Suspense Account ...... - .. .. 4812 19 5 Stores Suspense Account ...... : ...... 48 14 0 Campbell Town Water Supply Suspense Account ...... 297 10 0 Expenditure under Treasury Bills, 49 Viet .. No. 53 ...... 203 0 0 Storekeeper's Personal Account ...... ------24-,814 10 8 ------,-c.r~---~, Carried.forward ...... · ...... : ...... 459,104 16 2 718,604 8 i 10

ilih:.-RECEIPTS. I £ s. d. £ s. d. £ I. d. Brougl1t fo1•ward ...... 869,640 2 10

SPECIAL RECEIPTS, Consolidated Revenue Fund of 1890 (Receipts from Public Debts Sinking Fund for redemption of Debentures) ...... 3300 O O Debentures sold, 50 Viet. No. 11 ...... 55,180 0 0 Inscribed S~ock, for puq~oses of 54 ':ict.. No. 1 ...... 1;106,500 0 0 Treasury Bills sold, 52 Viet. No. 29 (maid of Revenue) ...... 111,520 O O Ditto, 53 Viet. No. 65...... 200,000 0 0 Ditto, 64 Viet. No. 55 ...... ,...... 63,850 0 0 Stonk Act Fund...... 4793 18 7 Light-house Rates...... 5168 1 11 Marine Boards ...... ,...... 19,809 6 7 Advances to Heads of Departments-'-Repayments ...... 11,471 4 2 Ditto, Fire Brigade Boards...... 450 O o Deposit Accounts- · - Assurance Fund, Real Property Act...... 2511 2 8 Escheated Estates...... 77 3 o Ocean Lights ...... • ...... 3729 5 2 Contracts for Public \Vorks ...... 7011 15 0 Telegraph ...... 10,536 9 7 Hobart Corporation Loan ...... 7601 8 4 Fixed Deposits ...... 358,266 1 9 New Zealand Accident Assurance Company ,...... 250 0 0 Tasmanian Permanent Executors and Trustees Association, Limited...... 250 0 0 Perpetual Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company, Limited ...... 250 0 0 Launceston Corporation Loan ...... ;...... 6114 8 6 Military Stores ...... :...... 122 l 0 Tenders received in London ...... 695 0 0 Equitable Life Assurance Society of United States ...... 250 0 0 Dock Labourers' ReliefFund ...... :: ..... :...... 26 9 6 Sale of Municipal Reserves, Delora.ine...... 77 10 0 Citizens Life Assurance Company of New South Wales...... 5000 0 0 Lig-ht Brigade Fund ...... ·...... : 5 0 0 Public Woi·ks Suspense Account ...... 4066 11 3 Gaol, &c. for lVfales Suspense Account...... 4794 10 3 Sundry Public Works Suspense Account ...... 4998 2 11 Campbell Town Water Supply Suspense Account ...... 297 10 0 Storekeeper's Personal Account...... 24,656 3 3 .Agent-General-Public Account ...... 106,557 4 11 Consolidated Bank, General .Account ...... 267,218 0 6 Stores Suspense Account-Track Marlborough to Linda Goldfield...... 261 17 0 Ditto, 'l'racks, ,vest Coast ...... 4 11 7 Expenditme on account of' 1890, Suspense Account ...... _...... 1140 18 8 Government of Mauritius Suspense Account ...... 448 6 8 Post Office Savings Account ...... 45,152 0 10 Premiums on Treasury Bills ...... :...... 525 0 0 Tasmanian Railways Stock Account...... 20,170 15 2 Defences of Colony Suspense Account ...... 2300 16 4 London· and Westminster Bank...... 35,500 0 O Government of Straits Settlements ...... : ...... , 46 14 7 S?-b~arine Tele.graph Suspense .Account ... :...... 221 17 3 Smking Fund, .Launceston l\'.Iarme Board Loii,n ...... 400 0 0 Sinking Fund, Treasurer and Latrobe Road Trust ...... ·...... 21 5 0 Sinking Fund, Treasurer and Glebe Town Town Board ...... ;...... 63 16 6 Glebe Town Town Board Suspense Account ...... 75 0 0 Police Provident Fund...... 5961 6 4 Federal Council of Australasia ...... ; ...... ·...... 915 9 1 Home Government Suspense Account ...... 16 19 2 Codlin Moth Act Suspense Account...... 671 2 2 Purchase of School Sites Suspense Account ...... 2248 0 0 Mt. Cameron Water-race Suspense .Account ...... ;...... 97 5 I .Freight Stolen Jewellery Suspense Account...... 1 13 6 Urgent Repairs, Damages by Floods, Suspense Account ...... '.~...... 143 18 11 Government of British Guiana...... 199 13 8 · Telegraph Ou5e to Strahan Suspense Account ...... 704 2 8 Goods lost per Ethel i:iuspense Account...... 36 0 0 Fire Appliances, Cascades, Suspense Account...... 68 12 O Tasmanian Main Line Railway Company Suspense Account...... 19,921 O 10 Auxiliary Force Ammunition Suspense Account...... 152 O O Resr.rve under Waste Lands Acts 1863 & 1867 (Boards of Works)...... 16 13 10 Reserve under ,vaste Lands Act, 1870, sect. 29, (transfer from Revenue &c.)... 18,702 8 O Ditto, sect. 17 Waste Lands Act, 1881, 45 Viet. No. 5, (ditto)...... 119 16 1 Outstanding Expenditure of 1890 (being .Expenditure during January and Februii,ry, 1891; charged on other .side of Account) ...... 35,550 19 3 Outstanding Receipts of 1889 ...... :...... 1749 3 3 2,591,068 7 3 Loans and Public TVorlts Acts-For details see Appendix. Roads und(lr Waste Lands Act, 1870, Section 28 ...... 147. 0 4

Carrie_d foncard ·...... • ...... ,<, ...... 147 0 4 3,460,708 10 1 ..

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'1tr.-PA Y MENTS. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brouglttforwa1·d...... : ...... 459,104 16 2 718,604 8 1

Special Disbursements-continued.

Stores Suspense.Account-'l'rac~ Marlborough to Linda Gold Field ...... 207 2 1 Ditto, Tracks, West Coast .·...... : ...... : ...... 21 8 4 Expenditure on.account of 1891 Suspense Account ...... 24 1 7 Agent-General's Public Account ...... 58,009 7 2 Consolidaterl Bank General Account ...... ;::: ...... 336,467 5 7 Government of Mauritius Suspe1ise Account .... .' ...... : ...... 448 6 8 Government of Straits Settlements ...... :: 43 17 8 Post Office Savi.ngs Account ...... : ...... : ...... 44,650 15 2 Tasmanian Railways Stock Account ...... ' ...... ~ ...... 23,526 15 3 Defences of Colony Suspense Accoimt .... : ...... ·...... : ...... 2300 16 4 London and Westminster Bank.'...... : ...... · ...... , .. 63,250 0 0 Sinking Fund, Launceston Marine .Board Loan . .': ...... 400 0 0 Glebe Town To:wn Board Suspense Account ...... 75 0 0 Federal Council of Australasia ..:.: ...... · ...... : ...... 0 7 0 Police Provident Fund ...... : ...... , ...... 6874 5 7 Home Government Suspense Account ...... ·...... 14 13 5 Codlin Moth Act Suspense Account ...... 555 6 0 Mount Cameron Water-race Suspense Account ...... 97 5 1 Urgent Repairs, Damages by Floods, Suspense Account ...... 1233 0 6 Tasmanian Main Line Railway Company Suspense Account ...... 2590 18 9 Government of British Guiana ...... 199 13 8 Reserve under Waste Land~ Act, 1870, section 29 ...... 19,098 14 6 Telegraph Ouse to Strahan Suspense Account ...... 764 2 8 General Defence Commission Suspense Account ...... 13 12 11 Commission Consulting Engineer, England,· Suspeiise Account ...... 481 10 9 Census of 1891 Suspense Account ...... 126 rn 3 Goods lost per Ethel Suspense Account , ...... 36 0 0 Noxious Trades Area, Mowbray, Suspense Account ...... : 67 4 6 Fire Appliances,. Cascades, Suspense Account ...... 68 12 (l Launceston Cemetery Suspense Account ...... 1509 19 6 Auxiliary Force Ammunition Suspense Account ...... 125 0 0 Ditto Uniform Suspense Acc_ount ...... 2828 9 11 Reserves under Waste Lands Act, 1870, Sections 99 to 102 ...... : ...... : ... 5866 6 8 Outstanding Receipts ofl890 (being Receipts during January and February, 1891, brought into Consolidated Revenue on other side of account) ...... 1754 8 10 Outstanding Expenditure of 1889 ...... 4-1,027 11 1 1,076,863 8 7 Loans and Public Works Aets-For details see Appeudix. Roads under Waste Lands Act, 1870, Section 28 ...... 15,286 10 6 Public Works Construction Act, 1877, 41 Viet. No. 10 ...... 6 19 4 Main Roads Construction Act, 44 Viet. No. 31 ...... 70 10 2 Main Roads Constructi.on Act, 45 Viet. No. 30 ...... 13 8 3 Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 45 Viet. No. 31...... 272 11 7 Mersey and Deloraine Railway Act, 46 Viet. No. 22 ...... 97 19 9 Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 46 Viet. No. 23 ...... 343 4 0 Branch ditto, 46 Viet. No. 24 ...... 36 13 5 Public Works Construction Act, 46 Viet. No. 26 ...... 41 11 0 Public Works Appropriation Act, 46 Viet. No. 47 ...... 400 0 0 -, Hobart Rivulet Improvement Act, 46 Viet. No. 30 ...... 2025 11 5 Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 30 ...... 792 4 6 Branch Roads ditto, 47 Viet. No. 31 ...... 290 19 2 Public Works Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 33 ...... 555 13 2 Ditto, 47 Viet. No. 34 ...... 316 0 3 Railway Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 46 ...... 19,427 16 8 Land for Quarantine Stations, 48 Viet. No. 42 ...... 35 13 6 Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 48 Viet. No. 44 ...... 0 12 0 Branch ditto, 48 Viet. No. 45 ...... 153 15 8 Education Act, 49 Viet. No. 15 ...... :...... 9828 11 6 Railway Construction Act, 1885, 49 Viet. No. 41 ...... 130,158 · 8 6 Public Works Execution Act, 49 Viet. No. 42 ...... 1138 1 6 Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 43 ...... 1220 18 10 Public Works Construction Act, 1885, 49 Viet. No. 44 ...... 247 18 10 Defence Works Execution Act, 49 Viet. No. 45 ...... 691 9 10 Public Buildings Erection Act, 49 Viet. No. 46 ...... 1782 0 4 Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 47 ...... 203 12 2 Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 21...... 756 6 10 Branch Roads aud Bridges Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 22 ...... 1039 18 6 Public Works Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 23 ...... 1224 5 2 Public Works Execution Act, 50 Viet. No. 24 ...... 1169 14 .4 Public Buildings Erection Act, 50 Viet. No. 25 ...... 50 0 0

Uarried forward ...... 189,679 0 8 1,795,467 16 8 12

il!Jr.-RECEIPTS. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ .,. d. Brought forward ...... _...... , ...... 147 0 4 3,460,708 10 1 S1)ecial Receipts-continued, Loans and PuhUc Works Acts- . Public Buildings Erection Act, 47 Viet. No. 32 ...... 223 10 3 Public Works Construction Act. 47 Viet. No. 33 ...... 530 5 7 Public Works Construction Act, 47 Vfot. No. 34 ...... 367 15 l Railway Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 46 ...... 91,042 5 6 Public Works Construction Act, 48 Viet. No. 46...... 730 13 · 8 Public Buildings Act, 48 Viet. No. 47 ...... 2480 · I 0 Education Act, 49 Viet. No. 15 ...... 905 17 0 Railway Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 41 ...... ,., ...... · 79,679 16 7 Branch Roads Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 43 ...... ; • 5 0 0 Public Works Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 44 ...... 2512 12 6 Defence Works Execution Act, 49 Viet. No. 45 ...... ,...... 121 11 2 i\Iain Roads, &c. Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 21 .,; ...... , 34 16 4 Branch Roads, &c. Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 22 ...... ,...... 26 5 9 Public Works Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 23 ...... 1338 19 8 Public Works Execution Act, 50 Viet. No. 24 ...... l 17 10 l\fount Cameron Water-race, 51 Viet. No. 28 ...... -...... 535 3 6 Branch Roads, &c. Construction Act, 51 Viet. No. 46 ...... 119 8 4 Public Works Construction Act, 51 Viet. No. 47 ...... 64 10 9 Public Buildings Erection Act, 51 Viet. No. 48 ...... 15 4 1 Public Works Execution Act, 51 Viet. No. 49 ...... :...... 146 14 7 Supplementary Public Works Act, 51 Yict. No. 50 ...... 989 9 3 Defence Appropriation Act, 51 Viet.No. 53...... 20 0 0 Approp1iation for Public Works, 52 Viet. No. 48 ...... 43 0 8 Zeehan Railway Act, 52 Viet. No. 56 ...... 37 0 9 Main Roads, &c. Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 59 ...... 71 16 4 Branch Roads, '&c. Act, 52 Viet. No. 60 ...... 466 19 7 Defence Appropriation Act, 52 Viet. No. 61 ...... : ...: ...... ,. 599 14 4 · Emli Bay Breakwater, 52 Viet. No. 63 ...... 100 0 0 Public Buildings Erection Act, 52 Viet. No. 65 ...... :...... 3 8 9 · Public Works Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 66 ... ·...... 3143 10 4 Main .Roads, &.c. Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 50 .. .-,·.: ..... , ...... , .. , ... · 213 11 l Branch Roads, &c. Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 51 ...... 1557 7 11 Public Buildings Erection Act, 53 Viet. No. 52 ...... ;...... 59 3 9 Public Works Execution Act, 53 Viet. No. 53 ...... 1199 8 8 Pu~Jic Works ConslructioJ?, Ac_t.., 53 Viet. No. 54.,...... 7783 6 5 Radway Survey Act, 53 Viet . .No. 55 ...... , ...... ,...... 239 l 5 Telegraph Lines, &c., 53 Viet. No. 56 ...... 15 l 6 197,521 10 3

£ 3,658,230 0 4 ·==;;;:,,_ 13

Special ·Disbursements-continued. Loans and Public lVorl1s Acts- Recreation Ground, South Launceston, 50 Viet. No. 29 ...... 1000 0 0 Appropriation for certain Public Works, 50 Viet. :No. 35 ...... 5 0 0 Monnt Cameron Water-race, 51 Viet. No. 28 ...... 5792 16 6. Lighthouse, S. W. Coast, 51 Viet. No. 38 ...... 4321 13 2 Permanent Quarantine Station, Launceston, 51 Viet. No. 41...... •.....•• 105 6 6 l\Iain Roads, &c. Construction Act, 51 Viet. No. 45 ...... 652 4 7 Branch Roads, &c. Construction Act, 51 Viet. No. 46 ...... 10,865 3 4 Public Works Construction Act, 51 Viet. No. 47 ...... , ...... 2558 1 4. Public Buildings Erection Act, 51 Viet. No. 48 ...... 2480 0 6 Public Works Execution Act, 51 Viet. No. 49 ...... 70,443 12 4 Defence Appropriation Act, 51 Viet. No. 53 ...... 1024 4 0 Appropriation for Public Works, 52 Viet. No. 48 ...... 224 18 .4 Zeehan Railway, 52 Vict .. No. 56 ...... 90,539 12 3 . Railway Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 57 ...... 14,000 0 0. Main Roads, &c. Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 59 ...... •...... 5400 11 6 Branch ditto, 52 Viet. No. 60 ...... ••. -...... 36,110 5 9 Defence Appropriation Act, 52 Viet. No. 61 ...... 1380 9. 6 Improvements River Tamar, 52 Viet. No. 62 ...... 4402 10 7 Emu Bay Breakwater, 52 Viet. No. 63 ...... 1571 7 4 Public Buildings Erection Act, 52 Viet. No. 65 ...... ; ...... 4451 .4 8 Public Works Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 66 ...... 3822 16 3 Public Works Execution Act, 52 Viet. No. 67 ...... 4074 12 0 Main Roads, &c. Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 50 ...... 4415 4 I. Branch ditto, fi3 Viet. No. 51 ...... 43,405 17 5 Public Buildings Erection Act, 53 Viet. No. 52 ...... 13,428 6 4 Public Works Execution Act, 53 Viet. No. 53 .: ...... , 61,514 12 6 Public Works Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 54 ...... 32,676 9 11 Railway Surveys Act, 53 Viet. No. 55 ...... 5778 4 9 Constructi'.m of Telegraph Lines, &c., 53 Viet. No. 56 ...... 2687 9 1 Construction of Streets, 53 Viet. No. 58 ...... 5470 12 4 Improvements River Tamar, 53 Viet. No. 59 ...... 5855 1 2 Main Line Railway Purchase, 54 Viet. No. 1 ...... 1,106,500 0 0 Main Roads, &c. Construction Act, 54 Viet. No. 16 ...... 877 18 9 Branch ditto, 54 Viet. No. 17 ...... 1498 17 2 Public Works, ditto, 54 Viet. No. 18 ...... 9478 3 l Public Works Execution Act, 54 Viet. No. 19 ...... 44,922 17 11 Telegraph Lines Construction, 54 Viet. No. 31 ...... 380 9 11 Defence- Appropriation Act, 54 Viet. Vo. 32 ...... , ...... 2844 10 8 Railway Surveys Act, 54 Viet. No. 33 ...... 276 15 5 Public Buildings Erection Act, 54 Viet. No 34 ...... 417 15 6 Expenditure 1\fain Line lfailway, 54 Viet. No. 36 ...... 28,467 6 5 t,ale of Lands, &c., 54 Viet. No. 44 ...... , ...... 2 17 0 ------11,825,805 0 6 ------3,621,272 17 2 By Cash Balance on 31st December, 1890 ...... 36,957 3 2

£ 3,658,230 0 4

B. S'l'AFFORD BIRD, Treasurer. Treasury, Hobart, 30 April, 1891.

Examined and certified to be correct. W. LOVETT, Auditor-General. Audit IJepc,i·lment, 23rd June, 1891. 14

APPENDIX to Abstract ·of Receipts and Expenditure, IffJanuaiy to 31st I}ecembe1·, 1890.

LOANS AND PUBLIC WORKS ACTS.

Expenditure. Receipts. Remarks on Receipts.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Construction of Roads under Waste Lands Act, 1870, section 28.:.,_ 1. Parishes Parkham and Malling ...... ; ...... 38 18 2 5 15 0 Forfeited Deposit. 3. Parish Barrington, Devon ...... : ...... 57 16 9 4. Vicinity Sandfly Basin ...... 145 14 0 5. Parish Honeywood, Kent ...... 646 i5 9' 6. Vicinity Port Cygnet ...... 54 3 1 7. Vicinity Table Cape ...... , ...... 274 18 11 8. Vicinity Chudleigh ...... 598 10 3 9. Parishes Midhurst and Ashgrove ...... 5 o. 0 10. Melville ...... 36 7 9 11. Parishes Stowport and ·Ash water ...... · 296 ·O 8 12. Parish Kentishbury ...... , ...... 522 10 6 13. Egremont ...... I 11 6 14. Parish Whitefoord ...... ; ...... 26 2 6 15. Parish Glenorchy ...... ; ...... - ...... 7 7 1 16. Upper Piper.River ...... ;.,;:; ...... : .... ; 453 19 7 18. Springfield and Scottsdale ...... ·...... 599 15 2 19. Ringarooma District, Parish Kay ...... '...... 63 13 0 0 3 6 -Repayment. 21. l\fountain River, I-Iuon.,: ...... : 52 15 8 22. Quamby Bluff ...... '...... 6 0 0 23. Parishes Stoodley and Dulverton ...... 186 18 0 24. Camden and Wellington, Upper Sorell Creek ...... 113 17 6 25. Dalebrook ...... 96 6 10 7 15 o Forfeited Deposit. 28. Monto's Marsh ...... 56 15 4 29. Oyster Cove ...... 210 17 1 30. Vicinity of Bream Creek ...... ·...... 18 7 2 31. Uxbridge ...... 3 5 4 33. Parish North Motton ...... 189 7 6 34. Parishes Abbotsham and Brad worthy ...... 54 14 6 35. Vicinity Cam and Stinking Creek ...... : ...... 889 6 4 36. Parish of Pelham, Hollow Tree Bottom ...... 48 6 0 37. Ormaig, White Kangaroo Rivulet ...... 42 11 10 27 1 10 Transfer. 38. Vicinity George's Bay and Gould's Country ...... 890 '5 9 42. Parish of Price ...... 1 3 6 43. Parish of l\farland ...... : ...... 280 . 3 10 45. '\Vinkleigh and Wells ...... 1 1 0 46. Bridgenorth · ...... 16 19 0 47. Parishes Kendall and Gray ...... 586 7 1 48. Lower Piper River ...... : ...... ·...... 29 1 2 49. 1Vallace ...... 44 11 6 50. Forrabury, Harford, and Templeton...... 9 1 2 51. Vicinity l\foorina ...... 36 12 0 52. Parish Jervis ...... 80 9 6 53. I-Iartington ...... 56 13 0 4 15 O Forfeited De1iosit. 54. Parish Roland ...... 217 7 6 56. Vicinity Tasman's Peninsula ...... 159 4 3 57, l\folesworth and New Norfolk ...... , 269 12 6 59. ~arish Canning ...... 72 5. 6 60. Apsley a1iil" Beaufort ...... 30 9 7 61. Selbourne ...... 9 18 5 62. Parish Archer ...... 197 8 3 1 63. Parish Castra ... .' ...... ;; ...... ; ...... 605 8 6 ! 1~ g } Forfeited Deposits. 65. Parish Wilmot ...... 25 5 2 67. Patersonia and Gunn ...... 62 6 4 69. Parish Thanet ...... 190 4 10 70. Harrington and Moresby ...... · 6 1 4 72. Ellenborough ...... : ...... 227 17 3 78. Parish Loxbere ...... 87 1 8 75. Parish Wycombe ...... 96 0 6 76. Parish Dallas ...... 116 13 7 77. Parish Seaham and Seabrook ...... 30 17 2 78. Upper Little Forester Hiver ...... 25 6 7 79. Parish Nietta ...... 255 2 3 80. Parishes Boultbie ll,nd Douglas ...... 5 0 0 81. Parish Narrawa ...... 206 10 6 11 15 0 Forfeited Deposit. 82. Parish Medwin ...... 399 9 5 88. Parish Anderson ...... 186 13 4 84. South Bruni ...... 78 14 0 85. Bagot ...... -...... 387 19 10 71 O O Transfer. 86. Parish of Gibson ...... 21 5 0 87. Swan River ...... 68 7 0 88. Little Swan port ...... 468 16 9 89. Vicinity C\rcular Hearl ...... : ...... 51 17 0 Cai-ried forward ...... :...... £12,336 6 3 147 0 4 15

Expenditure. Receipts. Remarlts on Receipts.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward ..... , ...... •..••...... _... 12,835 6 3 147 o 4 Construction of Roads under Waste Lands Act, 1870, Section 28- continued 90. Exmouth ...... , .... , ...... 833 13 9 91. Lo wan a ...... •...... -...... 270 0 6 92. Northam ...... ,...... 104 4 1 93. Fraser and Talbot ...... 65 17 8 94. Ansley, Melton, and Maxwell ...... ~. 355 13 7 95. Spreyton and Dulverton ... , ...... 270 ·9 9 96. Huntingdon ...... ; ...... 0 15 0 97. Togari and Poiluma ...... ; ...... 843 5 8 98. W oodsdale ...... 168 16 6 99. Mowbray ...... ; ...... _: ...... 237 15 7 100. Buckland ...... ; ...... 639 10 6 101. Forestier's Peninsula ...... ' ...... '..'. .. ·.·...... 95 0 0 102. Frampton and Green Ponds- ...... , ...... 6 5 0 104. Tyenna ...... , ....•...... •...... 38 18 0 105. Hale and Kenmere .... ·.•...... ·...... '...... ·...... 8 13 8 106. Truganinni ...... : ...... 12 5 0

15,286 10 6 147 0 4

Public Works Con~truction Act, 41 Viet. No. 10- =-- Bridge over Jordan ...... : .. ·········· ...... 6 19 4 ·. Main Roads Construction Act, 44 Viet; No. 31- - 4. Road River Forth to Ulverstone ...... •70 10 2 Main Roads, &c. Construction Act; 45 Viet. No. 30- Item 2-Road, Don to Forth ...... ,,...... 18 8 3 Branch Roads Act, 45 Viet. No. 31- · - 21. From Ulverstone to West Castra ...... 33 19 4 86. Bridge over Piper River ...... :,_..·.·...... 50 0 0 46. Ringarooma Port to Moorina .... ::.: ...... : .....· ...... :. 67 6 1 74. Port Esperance to Southport ...... 121 6 2

272 11 7

Mersey and Deloraine Railway Act, 46 Viet. No. 22 97 19 9 Main Roads, &c. Construction Act, 46 Viet. No. 28-Roads- 4. Lefroy to Geor_&"e Town ...... 30 13 9 5. Launceston to ~cottsdale ...... :...... 312 10 3

343 4 0

Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 46 Viet. No. 24- Roads- 28. Moorina to Boobyalla, Ringarooma River ...... 36 13 5

Public Works Construction Act, 46 Viet. No. 26- J etties and Breakwaters:...... _ 7. Sorell and Lewisham Jetties ...... 20 11 0 26. For keeping tracks open generally ...... : ...... 21 O o

41 11 0 Hobart Rivulet Improvement Act,.46 Viet. No. 30 ...... 2025 11 5 ·, ·1 ==--==-1 Public Works Appropriation Act, 46 Viet. No. 47- 22. For purpose of defraying cost of erection Police and M unici~ pal Buildings at Glenorchy ...... 400 0 0

.Main Roads and Bridgrs Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 30-­ Roads- 8. Detention River to Stanley ...... _. 16 8 6 9. Launceston to George Town-Mount Direction to Lefroy .. . 112 1 I 16. Buckland to Little Swanport River ...... 11 2 10 ll. Bridge over Brid River to Scottsdale ...... 40 13 4 22. Sorell to Carlton ...... 112 12 4 Main Roads Bridges-:- · 27. River Derwent, at Bridgewater ...... 499 6" 5

792 4. 6 16

Expenditure. Rec-eipts. Remarks on Receipts.

£ ~· d. £ s. d. Branch Roads aml Bridges Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 31- Roads- 3. From Sassafras Creek to Mersey Bridge at Gad's Hill (on Road from Chudleigh westwards) ...... 23 19 8 6. Ra.ilton and Shr.ffield Road towards Paradise ...... 29. 9 5 I 8. Pine Roar!, River Blyth ...... 29 13 6 I 9. Stowport Road ...... 71 3 0 4 2. A voca to Tin Mines at Ben Lomond ...... 43 15 6 52. From Kingston, Brown's River, to Leslie, Huon Road ...... 20 0 0 6 5. New Road, Franklin ...... : ...... 22 12 1 7 o. Native Tier Road, Glenora Extension ...... 50 6 0 290 19 2 p ublic Buildings Erection Act, 47 Viet. No. 32- - I 0. Jeru1'alem Police Buildings ...... - 223 -10 3 Tran.ofer. p ublic Works Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 33- 2. Improvement D'Arcy-street, Hobart ...... 400 0 0 400 0 0 Transfer to Hevenuu. 6. Improvements Streets and Drainage of the Town 6t' ,v arat;i,h 57 11 11 57 11 11 Ditto. I 4. Jetties-George's Bay, additions ...... 08 1 3 72 13 8 Transfer to 54 Viet. No. 18.

555 13 2 530 5 'Z p ublic ,v orks Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 34- 2. Dredging Mersey Bar, and for erection of Jetty and other improvements, Formby Harbour ...... '...... 316 0 3 367 -15 1 Rr.payments. R ailway Construction Aet, 47 Viet. No. 46- I. Derwent Valley Hail way ...... 120 10 1 llv 11 10 Sale of Materials, £19 ls. 10d.; 'l'ransfers, £100 10.<. 2. Fingul Rail way ...... 68 16 4 3. Launceston and Scottsdale Railway ...... 19,238 1 3 90,922 13 8 Transfers.

19,427 16 8 91,042 5 6 - p urch<1se uf Land for Quarantine Stations, 48 Viet. No. 42 ... 35 -13 6 - .1\fain Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 48 Viet. No. 44- Main Roads- 8. New Norfolk to Glenora ······························• ..,•············· 0 12 0 B ranch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 48 Viet. No. 45- Brnnch Roads- 5. \Vestbury to Frankford ...... 38 10 4 1 7. From Dick Lowe's Bridge 8outhwards to Settlement at Sunnysicle ...... 8 1:3 0 2 6. Pine Road, branch to River Blyth ...... , ...... 17 12 3 2 5. West Castra branch to Allison's ...... 6 3 11 2 9. Table Cape towards Waratah, &c ...... 0 12 0 3 3. Holloway's Hill to Piper's River ...... 22 5 7 3 4. Hall's Track to German Town, Upper Piper's River ... : ..... 35 12 10 6 4. New Norfolk to Lachlan ...... 1 4 0 6 5. Upper Broadmarsh to Settlement on Bluff ...... 11 15 6 8 0. Port Cygnet to Nicholl's Rivulet ...... 0 7 G 8 8. Coal River Road, Tunnack to Jerusalem ...... : ..... 15 16 9

153 15 8 p ublic Works Construction Act, 48 Viet. No. 46- 2 9. Timber for Rolling Stock ...... 730 13 8 Transfer.

.P ublic Buildings Erection Act, 48 Viet. No. 47- - 8. New Public Buildings, Hobart, Completion .., ...... 2430 1 0 Ditto.

E ducation Act, 49 Viet. No. 15 ...... 9828 11 0 905 17 0 Hcpayments, £000 2s.; For- foited Deposit, £5 15s. R ailway Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 41-- - 1. Green Ponds Railway ...... 52,271 2 0 12,003 7 3 Refunds, £3 7s. 3d.; Transfer, £1200. 2. Sorell Railway ...... : " ...... 24,380 0 4 01 9 4 Sale of Plans, &c., £22 13s. 4d. ; 'l'ransfor, £68 16s. 3. Cl.mclleigh Hail way ...... 15,047 11 3 29,055 0 0 Refunds, £30 ; Transfer8, 4. Nort.h-,Vestcrn Railway- £29,025. Extension from Formby to Ulverstone ...... 37,853 14 5 38,530 0 0 Transfers. -130,158 8 6 ___,,;_79,670______16 7 17

Expenditure. Receipts. Remarks on Receipts.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Public Works Execution Ac!u49 Viet. No. 42. R ways- 7. ExtP.nsion of Railway Line to Coal Wharf, Launceston ...... 34 2 6 11. Buildings at Launceston-Museum, Public Library, Art Gallery, &c ...... 1103 19 0 - -1138 1 6 ------Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 43- Branch Roads- I. Montagu to Duck River 1 13 2 2. Duck River to Irish Town············································· 24 15 3 .10. Pine Road to Zigzag Road ...... ·········································· 102 7 7 12. Pine Road Branch to Blyth River ...... 82 9 2 32. Elizabeth Town to Railway Station at Whitef'oord Hills ... 91 2 0 33. Dunorlan Hoad ...... 28 10 1 37. Glengarry to Winkleigh ...... 22 1 8 51. Gladstone-to Boobyalla ...... 30 0 0 53. Mathinna to Upper Ringarooma ...... 48 13 10 65. Orielton to Sorell ...... 28 1 4 71. New School-house, Fenton bury, to Selections, Westwood ... 3 3 6 72. G lenora to Ellen dale ...... 1 2 0 75. Lachlan Village to 8elections on Tier ...... 29 10 6 77. Sorell Creek, from Doran's gate through Selections, Collins' - Cap ...... 17 0 0 5 0 0 Contribution by New Norfolk 79. From Ma_ckie's Rivulet to Selections on Mount Faulkiner... 21 2 6 Road Trust 84. Saridfly Road, North ...... 75 17 9 91. Chitty's Road ...... 8 19 1 92. Castle Forbes Bay to Settlements ...... 70 _ 7 8 98. Hastings to Recherche ...... -...... - ...... 52 19 6 1 06. Rokeby to Richmond Road near Cambridge ...... 31 16 8 107. Dee Road to Crown Lands ...... 66 2 8 109. Oyster Cove to Three Hut Point ...... 41 5 1 111. Wattle Grove to Port Cygnet ...... 27 11 4 112. Upper Huon Road ...... 59 2 1 115. Whitefoord Hills Road to Railway Station ...... 0 16 4 116. From Whitefoord Hills Station throuih Whitefoord Hills to the new Bridge at the White Roe on the Mersey, near Kimberley's Ford ...... 42 16 0 117. Dunorlan Road, from Dynan's Bridge to the Dunorlan Railway Station ...... 14 10 1 124. George's River, St. Helen's, Approaches ...... 196 13 0 , 1220 18 10 5 0 0

Public Works Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 44- Jetties anrl Breakwaters- 5. Taranna, Norfolk Bay, additions ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 Transfer to Revenue. Tracks- 14. Traoks generally for facilitating Mineral Explorations and affording access to Crown Lands ...... 41 18 lO 41 18 10 Transfer. 20. Exploring, &c. 9ountry north of Huon, &c ...... 203 0 0 203 0 0 Transfer to Expenditure under Treasmy Bills, 49 Viet. No. 53. 29. Eddystone Lighthouse ...... 2264 13 8 Contribution by Government of Victoria. - 247 18 10 2!512 12 6 =- Defence Works Execution Act, 49 Viet. No. 45- 1. Completion of Alexandra and Kangaroo Bluff Batteries ...... 121 3 8 Transfer. 4. Armanent for Batteries and Field Defence (including equip- ment and Ammunition), Machine Guns, Small Arms, Ammunition, &c ...... 265 3 2 0 7 6 Repayment. 8. P~rchase and completionof Rifle Ranges, including Targets 426 6 8

691 9 10 121 11 2 =---- ' Public Buildings Erection Act, 49 Viet. No. 46- 4. Additions to Museum, and to provide Art Gallery, Hobart ... 12 2 1 8. Completion Police Buildings, Jerusalem ...... 223 10 3 10. Post and Telegraph Offices generally, including purchase of Land ...... 858 10 2 11. Completion Post and Telegraph Offices, Launceston ········· 687 17 10 -----1782 0 4 18

Expenditure. Receipts. Remarlis on Receipts.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 49 Viet. No. 47- Main Ro'ads- 3. River Blyth to Leven ...... 47 15 3 ¼. Main Road, Latrobe ...... 16 0 0 8. Sideling to the River Brid ...... 81 6 8 10. Scottsdale to Upper Ringarooma ...... 58 10 3 203 12 2 .Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 21 - Main Roads- 1. Circular Head to Detention, Stanley ...... 208 7 1 4. Sisters' Creek to ,vynyard ...... 100 3 11 5. ,v ynyard to Cooee Creek ...... 0 5 0 Transfer. 7. Launceston to Lisle Junction ...... 12 13 5 8. Scottsdale, Upper Ringarooma ...... 337 4 9 9. Branxholm Lane ...... : ...... 6 17 4 10. Richmond to Runnymede ...... 3 10 0 13. H uon Road ...... 14 10 0 14. Huon Bridge to Franklin ...... 3 17 8 15. Sorell Causeway-Renewals and Repairs to flood openings .. . 65 13 2 34 11 4 Transfer. Bridges on Main Roads- 20. Kingston to Oyster Cove ...... 3 9 6

756 6 10 34 16 4 Branch Boads and Bridges Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 22- Branch Roads- 2. South Road, l\'1ontagu ...... : ...... 23 8 6 3. .i\-Iontagu to Duck River ...... 5 0 0 · 6. Cam Road, west side, southwards ...... 5 0 0 7. Cam Road, east side, southwards ...... 1 5 2 14. Hamilton-on-Forth to ,vilmot ...... 85 0 6 15. Hamilton Hill to Barrington: ...... 19 18 3 17. Fossil Bank Road at Fossil Bank end ...... 0 14 2 20. M'Nab's Gate to Promised Land ...... 47 10 7 22. Melrose Creek to Tarleton Railway Station ...... _ .. . 0 7 0 23. Clrndleigh to Gad's Hill Bridge...... 32 5 0 27. Eccleston and Bridgenorth R_oad to Cormiston ...... 137 7 10 28. Road WestbLiry to White Tops via Early Rises ...... 5 15 1 29. Frankford from ,vest Tamar to Green's Creek, Port Sorell .. . 3 0 0 31. Turner's MaTsh to German Town ...... 2 18 11 34. Upper Piper'~ River Road ...... 15 2 0 36. Piper's River Road ...... · 45 18 6 38. Branxholm to Brothers' Home and l\foorina ...... 81 4 0 39. Moorina to Gladstone 1Jia South Mount Cameron ...... 3 0 0 41. Road from Main Road Scottsdale towards Ten Mile Track .. . 37 16 5 45. Gould's Country Road to George's River at Clifford's Farm.. . 87 18 5 48. Orielton Road to Sorell ...... 203 10 2 53. ,voodstock to Sandfly Settlements ...... 22 5 3 58. Glazier's Bay to Cradoc Road ...... 3 0 0 62. Margotty's Gully Road, near Public School, Port Cygnet .. . 26 2 8 68. Southport to Lady's Bay ...... 0 16 9 71. From Main Road near Abbottsfield Rivulet to Selections, l\fount Faulkner ...... 5 13 6 73. Native Tier Road, Uxbridge ...... 81 4 6 76. Tea Tree Siding to Richmond ...... 5 0 3 78. Enfield to Main Hou.cl, Campaniu...... 3 14 0 3 O O Forfeited depcisi t. 79. Road from new Bridge over Coal River to Selections east- ward ...... 2 10 0 80. Rhynduston to Selections top of Tier ...... 4 l!l 0 81. Long Bay to Lynch's Creek to Mount Lyell ...... 0 19 7 83. Dee Road ...... 19 6 9 85. From Main Tioad to Risclon Road ...... 20 5 9 20 5 9 Transfer. Bridges, Branch Roads- · 03. Bridge, Apslcy Tiivrr ...... _...... 3 O O Refund. 1039 18 6 26 5 9 Public Works Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 23- First Part. Jetties and Breakwaters- 2. Boat Jetty at Bicheno ...... 2 0 0 4. Jetty at South Arm, Approac]1 to ...... 1 11 8 5. Jetty, ~Iuria Island ...... ; ...... 63 19 5 Transfer. 8. Shipwrights' Point and Oyste1· Cove Jetties, &c ...... 1 16 10 Miscellaneous. 11. Bell-street to New Reereation Ground ...... 4 18 11 13. Completing Turning Basin, Latrobe Creek ...... 160 4 1 17 Leading Light, Mersey Heads ...... 246 14 3 Transfer. l!l.-Completion TiiHe Ranges, Hobart aml Launceston ...... 0 11 8

Carried jonva1·d ...... 180 3 2 310 13 8 19 ...

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£ s. d. £ s. d. Brougltt forwai·d~ .. : ...... · ...... - .... , ...... 180 3 2 310 13 8 Public Works Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 23 -continued. Second Part- · 20. Purchase Recreation Ground, West Hobart ...... 1000 0 0 1000 0 0 Refund. 21. Tracks generally, and Surveys for Roads ...... 44 2 0 28 6 0 Transfer to Revenue.

1224 5 2 1338 19 8 Public Works Execution Act, 50 Viet. No. 24- Second Part. Railways. 14. Supplying and erecting Machinery for Railways generally, and Crane, Radial Drilling Machine, Smith's 1:<'orge, Twist Drill Fluting and Grinding Machine, &c ...... 880 14 7 16. Conversion Broad Gauge Rolling Stock to Narrow Gauge, &c ...... - ...... i 17 10 Transfer. 21. Station-master's Residence, Formby ...... -...... ::...... 288 19 9 1169 14 4 1 17 10 Public Buildings Erection Act, 50 Viet: No. 25- 3. New Police Buildings ...... 50 0 0 !==-­ Purchase of Recreation Ground, South Launceston, 50 Viet. No. 29 ...... 1000 0 0 Appropriation for Public Works, 50 Viet. No. 35- · 2. Bridge on Road Lower Piper River to Bridport ...... 5 0 0 Mount Cameron Water-race, 51 Viet. No. 28- · Completion of Water-race ...... , ...... 5792 16 6 535 3 6 l===='-1-====I Lighthouse, South West Coast, 51 Viet. No. 38 ...... 4321 13 2

Permanent Quarantine Ground, Launceston, Act, 51 Viet. No. 41 105 6 6 l===-=;l====I Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 51 Viet. No. 45- Main Roads. 3. Torquay to Northdown ...... 1 3 11 5. Launceston to Beaconsfield ...... 15 0 0 6. Scottsdale to Ringarooma ...... 4 10 0 9. Branxholm Lane (metalling, &c.) ...... 102 19 10 10. Searle's Corners to Campania ...... 7 4 4 12. Sorell Causeway ...... 190 18 0 13. Sorell, via Coppington, to Dunally ...... 60 3 0 14. Franklin to Honeywood ...... :...... 3 10 0 15. North West Bay .to Oyster Cove ...... 259 5 6 Main Roads Bridges. 17. Bridge over Great Forester and Approaches ...... 7 10 0 652 4 7 Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 51 Viet. No 46- ======.!-=====-! Branch Roads. 4. Pine Road, branch to River Blyth ...... '...... 9 10 O 5. Pine Road ...... 315 O O 6. Iron Cliff Road ...... 7 5 11 7. South Road...... 22 0 11 9. Road, West Castra to North Motton ...... •. 5 10 O 10. Road, West Castra, branch to Allison ...... 59 3 0 11. Road, West Castra, branch to Green's Plains ...... 9 16 6 12. Lower Gawler Road ...... ·...... 24 8 3 13 O O Transfor. 17. Kindred Road, branch to East Castra Road ...... :. 5 10 O 19. Forth to Wilmot ...... 0 14 6 3 O o Forfeited deposit. 20. Wilmot Road...... 49 I 11 21. Forth to Forth Heads ...... 25 1 11 22. Hamilton Hill, southwards ...... :...... 49 11 10 23. Don Jetty to Don Bridge...... 2 18 3 24. Montagu to Pieman ...... 70 2 0 25. South Roadt_Montagu ...... 25 4 4 26. Irish Town .ttoad ' ...... ;...... 250 7 6 27. Circular Head to Duck River...... 13 9 5 30. Calder Road ...... 8 14 0 32. Wynyard to Waratah ...... _...... 24(! 10 4 42. Tarleton Road, via Melrose Creek ...... 238 14 3 44. Latrobe to Rail ton ...... ,...... l 9 10 47. Railton to KimbcrJey's Ford...... 28 0. 9 49. Sheffield to Promised Land...... 34 16 10 50. Moriarty Road to Northdown...... 9 10 0 52. Deviation Sheffield Road at Turnlrnll's Hill...... 100 0 10 53. N ortbdown to Burgess ...... 7 10 O 54. Moriarty Road ...... 1 10 0 1------1------l Carried forward ...... :...... 1621 13 1 16 0 0 20

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£ s. d. £ s. d. Brougltt forward...... : ... : ...... •• 1621 18 ·1 16 0 0

Branch .IJoa

Carried forward . .-...... 4832 19 2. 88 3 5 21

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£ s. d. £ s. d. Brouglttforward...... 4832 19 2 38 3 5 Branch Roads and Bridges Construction A.et, 51 Viet. No. 46- continued. Branch Roads- 189. Spring Hill Bottom Road ...... 9 10 0 140. Campania to White Kangaroo Valley ... : ...... 39 2 0 7 0 0 Fixed deposit. 141. Between Runnymede and W ciodsdale ....· ...... 195 10 0 148. Tea Tree to Searle's Lane ...... : ...... :. 11 3 8 144. Native Corners Road, inciuding Bridge ...... 7 3 5 0 5 0 Transfer. 145. From Public School, Carlton, to Jetty at 'Dodge's Ferry .. . 12 3 4 146. From Main Road, near Forcett, to White Hills ...... :. 6 10 0 147. From Nugent and Wattle Hill to Sorell, with bridge over Iron Creek ...... 940 8 6 148. Coppington to Bream Creek ...... ·. 13 5 0 149. Nugent School at Weedy Hills to Buckland and Orford ..'. 88 9 0 150. From Cross Road at Fingerpost to Lower Carlton Bridge. 122 15 4 151. Bream Creek to Dunally ...... · ...... 9 10 0 152. Dunally to Taranna ...... 114 16 4 7 0 0 Forfeited deposit. 153. Carnarvon to Wedge Bay ...... ·. 53 6 6 7 0 0 Forfeited deposit. 154. Cascades and Parson's Bay ...... , ...... 8 0 0 155. From end of Ragged Tier through Woolle.y's and Jacobson's 6 0 0 156. Hollow Tree to Broadmarsh Road ...... 6 15 0 157. Hamilton Road, via Hollow Tree, to Bothwell ...... 15 11 6 158. Fenton Forest to Ellendale ...... 30 1 9 159. Main .Road, Ellendale, to selections of Carlyle: Donaldson; Hall, and others ...... , 6 ]O 0 160. Dry Poles Road ...... 12 10 0 164. Uxbridge Road to Crown Lands ...... ·. 34 5 2 165. Dry Creek Road ...... :. 9 2 0 166. To Mount Lloyd and Crown Lands ...... ". 0 4 1 167. From Upper Lachlan, New Norfolk, to Victoria, Huon .....·. 6 0 11 168. Molesworth, Sorell Creek, to junction of Ro1:.d leading to' Bismarck ...... ·...... 17 4 3 169. From Road to Bismarck to Appledorf's and other selections l 19 7 170. From Road to Bismarck to Carlsen's and others ...... 13 10 5 173. Berriedale to Bismarck ...... : ...... 11 0 0 174. From Abbotsfield Rivulet to Selections Mount Faulkner and Sky Farm...... 21 I 6 175. Black Snake Rivulet Road, South Bridgewater ...... ::. 1 8 3 176. From Main Road near Cooley's to Risdon Road ...... 5 4 4 177. Ridgeway Road ...... 3 6 I 178. Proctor's Road ...... :. 178 4 9 179. Fern Tree to Summerleas ...... 24 13 10 180. Kingston to Leslie ...... 31 16 3 181. Betweeu Margate and.Jetty, North West Bay ...... 2 9 11 182. Oyster Cove Rivulet into Crown Lands ...... -. 9 10 l 184. Little Oyster Cove to Port Cygnet ...... 36 19 2 186. Fluter's Tier Road ...... 0 8 8 187. Peppermint Bay to Port Cygnet ...... " 9 10 0 188. Cox's Road ...... 7 10 0 189. Daly's Road ...... 12 10 0 190. Gardner's Bay to Heena,n's ...... 5 18 4 191. Guy's Road near Lovett ...... 10 0 0 193. Golden Valley Road to Lovett ...... 36 7 2 19{. Scanlon's Road from Agnes Rivulet ...... :...... 5 4 7 195. Port Cygnet to Lymington ...... 8 16 7 196. Lymington to Back Settlement ...... 8 11 7 197. Lymington to Petchey's Bay ...... 21 18 7 198. Wattle Grove Road near Lovett ...... : ...... 6 16 0 199. Silver Hill Ruad to Roberts' ...... 16 14 1 201. Sand fly Rivulet ...... 13 5 0 202. Nicholl's Rivulet Road, Oyster Cove ...... 69 10 6 203. Irish Town Road ... .' ...... 39 6 1 204. Upper Huon Road ...... 346 9 11 206. Upper Mountain River Settlements to Main Road ...... 13 16 2 207. Mountain River Bridge to Upper Huon .. ; ...... 0 12 3 208. Baker's Creek Settlement ...... 52 5 6 209. N ewbon's Road to Baker's Creek ...... 6 15 0 210. Road vicinity Kello's Creek, Upper Huon ...... 2 4 0 211. Lucas's Tramway to Crabstick Settlement ...... 7 10 4 ;; I 212. From Main Huon Road at Vince's to Mountain River Range 0 12 2 213. Black Bridge into Crown Land ...... 10 13 11 4 0 0 Forfeited deposit. 214. Sandf:ly to Allan's Rivulet ...... l 15 0 19 13 8 Transfer 215. Leslie to Roberts' ...... 170 16 4 -· 216. From Main Huon Road at Cooney's to the North West Bay ;-<' -1,· River ...... 20 12 7 /, 217. Road through Parson's to Mountain River Bridge to ', Walton's Track ...... 9 2 1

Carried forward. 1, •• , , , , , , ,, , ,, •• ,,, , •• , •• , ,. , , •••• • •••• ,,. , 7865 12 6 88 I 8 ,, ' 22

E:i:penditu1'e. Receipts. Remai·l,s on Receipts. 1------1---·------1------·------£ s. d. £ s. d. B1·ought f01wa1'd ..•.•.•.•...••...... •...... 7865 12 6 83 1 8

Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 51 Viet. No. 46- continued. Branch Roads- 218. Road Tu,ylor's Bay, Bruni Island, to Selections and Crown Land ...... 4 15 0 219. to Settlements ...... 24 5 5 220. H uon Bridge to She-oak Hills ...... 107 15 9 221. Swamp Road ...... 4 6 5 222. New Road, Franklin ...... 480 3 7 224. Chitty's Road ...... 76 2 4 225. Castle Forbes Bay Road ...... 8 13 0 226. M'Mahon's Road Extension ...... 129 6 11 227. Doody's Road ...... 3 13 11 228. Donnelly's Road ...... 81 7 I 229. Arve Valley Road ...... 1 14 6 280. Hyndes' Road ...... 25 16 3 281. Burgess' Road ...... , ...... 42 0 10 282. Robinson's Road ...... : ...... 8 0 8 233. Honeywood to Cairns' Bay ...... 120 15 10 284. Surges Bu,y, Esperance ...... 8 5 9 235. Hope Town and Raminea ...... ,: ...... 51 10 2 286. Esperance to Hastings ...... 128 5 7 287. Hastings to Recherche ...... 94 12 2 Bridges on Branch Roads-- 240. Cooee Creek, on Road Cam to Moreville Road ...... 11 3 8 242. Blythe, at Dicker's ...... 31 16 8 Transfer. 243. River Forth, to connect Promised Land and the Wilmot .. . 568 2 8 244. Lobster Rivulet at T. Ri~hards'/4 D~loraine •.•.••.....•.. 24 5 4 248. South Esk Ford near Railway :::station ....• , •...... ••... 81 13 3 250. Ringarooma River...... ••••...... •...... _ ...... 702 0 5 251. Tomahawk Creek ...... ·...... 5 8 9 252. Wyniford River on Three Notch Track ...... 2-16 0 257. Swan River, on Road Swansea to Bicheno ••...... •••..•.. ... 4 10 o Refund. 259. Lincoln Bridge . . , ...... • ...... 4 15 0 261. Carlton River at F. Steel's ...... • • .... ; ...... 304 7 2 262. Nicholl's Rivulet, Huon District ...... 8 7 10

10,865 8 4 119 8 4 Public Works Construction Act, 51 Viet. No. 47- First Part. Jetties- - 1. Derwent Place, New Norfolk ...... 5 5 0 3. Wedge Bay ...... •..••••...... 13 15 0 4. 1.Iortimer's Bay .., ...... ••••..•...... •.••... 4 10 0 5. Flower-pot, Franklin •••...... ••...... •...... •. 5 9 9 6. Surges Bay ...... •••.••...... •. 8 6 4 7. Castle Forbes Bay ...... , ..•••••.••...• 11 0 0 8. Wattle Grove Road ...... 96 16 11 9. Lymington ...... , .••...... •..•...••...... 98 10 6 10. Cradoc Township ...... 15 9 7 14. Completion of Kingston and Oyster Cove Jetties, and southern approaches to Peppermint Bay Jetty ...... 2 18 2 2 18 2 Transfer. 16. Jacobs' Boat Harbour ...... •..•...... •••. 80 0 0 17. Maria Island ...••...... • , .•.•...... ••.. 68 19 5 61 17 7 Contribution by Maria Island Harbour Works- Company. 18. Harbour, Wynyard ...... , ...... 14.71 9 3 19. Improvements, River Leven ...... 25 0 0 Streets and Town Improvements- 21. Improvements to Streets, "\Varatah ...... 130 10 0 24. Improvements, Forster-street, East, Invermay ...... 210 9 7 26. Improvements to Esplanade, Formby and Wenvoe ...... 83 7 8 28. Improvements of Streets of the Town of Beaconsfield ...... 1 7 1 29. Improvements Streets, New Town Loinah Road District .. 260 17 0 32. Unforeseen 1V"orks, Roads generally, including purchase of land ...... 16 11 5 Second Part. 35. Tracks generally, and Surveys for Roads ...... 2 18 8

2558 1 4 64 10 9 Public Buildings Erection Act, 51 Viet. No. 48- 1. Post and Telegraph Offices generally (including purchase). 409 12 11 4. Ho~pital,. Hobart, additional buildmgs and improvements (mcludrng purchase) ... ; ...... 695 5 0 5. Hospital, Launceston, additional buildings and improvements 306 17 6 6. Water Supply, New Town..Charitable Institution ...... 77 0 0 7. Additions and alterations, New 'l'own Charitable Institution 848 10 5 5 l7 ·1 Transfer. 9. New Police Buildings (including purchase) ....••...... 142 14 8 9 7 o Transfer, £9; Receipts, 7s.

248006 16 4 1 Il====-1-====' 23

Expenditure. Receipts. Remarks on Receipts. ----· ------£ s. d. £ s. d. Public Works Execution Act, 51 Viet. No. 49- 1. Launceston and Scottsdale Railway Completion...... 70,000 0 0 7. Alterations at Stations incident to Narrow-gauging Western Line ...... 23 0 6 9. Stock-yard and Sidings, Newstead, near Launceston...... 10 1 2 10. Urinals and W.Cs. Launceston, Longford, Hagley, West- bury, and Roadside Stations ...... 25 3 6 12. Goods Sheds and Looped Road at Oaks Station...... 16 13 6 14. Gatekeepers' Cottages, Hogg's Lane and Dulverton Sidings ... 8 5 6 16. Improvement Station Yard, Chudleigh ...... 125 0 0 ... 17. Platform and Shelter .Shed, Kimberley ...... 2 0 0 ... Fingal Line. 21. Fencing, Eastbourne ...... 51 0 0 23. 5 Platelayers' Cottages ...... 24 10 4 25. Shelter Sheds and Platforms at Sidings ...... , ...... 74 4 9 28. Rolling Stock, &c. in connPction with conversion of Broad to Narrow Gauge ...... ; ...... · ...... 230 7 8 70,443 12 4 146 14 7 Supplementary Public Works Act, 51 Viet. No. 50- First Part-Bridges. - - I. Bridge over Riyer Derwent (in addition to £1500 re- appropriated by Clause 6) ...... 361 1 6 2. Bridge over River Derwent at Plenty Station, Derwent Valley Railway, including approaches (in addition to } Transfers. . £1500 re-appropriated by Clause 6) ...... 628 7 9 ------... 989 9 3 Defence Appropriation Act, 51 Viet. No. 53- 1. For purchase Sandy Bay Rifle Range ...... 1004 4 0 - 2. In aid of Country Rifle Ranges ...... 20 0 0 20 0 0 Refund. 1024 4 0 20 0 0 Appropriation for certain Public Works, 52 Viet. No. 48_:_ Schedule (3.) - - Jetty, Piper's River, and Bridges over Apsley River, Dougl!!S River, and Swan River (Swansea to Bicheno ), and Sw.an River (Swansea to Avoca) ...... 5 17 6 41 5 0 ! Roxford Bridge ...... 9 17 7 l. 15 8 S Transfers. Corra Linn Bridge ...... 5 10 0 Schedule (5.)-Branch Roads. 1. Ellendale to Dunrobin ...... 85 13 0 2. Ellen dale to G lenora Station ...... 25 0 6 3. Ellendale Main Road, up Sassafras Creek, with branch to Saw-mill ...... 78 7 11 4. Road leading to. Conacher's, Stewart's, a.nd others ...... , 14 11 10

224 18 4 43 0 8 l=====l==;==-1 Zeehan Railway Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 56...... 90,539 12 3 37 0 9 Transfer. Railway Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 57- Green Ponds Railway ...... ,. .. ,...... 12,000 O O Chudleigh Railway...... 2000 O O 14,000 0 0 Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 59- Main Roads. 1. Black River to Cooee Creek ...... 183 4 4 2. Torquay to Northdown ...... ; ...... 84 7 7 3. Railton to Shelfield ...... 497 13 10 4. Through Deloraine ...... 126 14 11 5. Deloraine to Chudleigh ...... 3 12 9 6. Carrick to Launceston ...... 176 13 7 7. Launceston to Beaconsfield ...... 212 16 5 8. Mount Direction to Lefroy ...... 50 7 7 9. Launceston to Lisle Road ...... 450 4 2 10. Lisle Road to Scottsdale (Tucker's Corners) ...... 328 7 3 11. Widening Main Road through Township of Ellesmere ...... 108 4 0 12. Scottsdale to Briel port ...... 53 11 10 13; Scottsdale to Upper Ringarooma ...... 441 1 2 14. Branxholm Lane from Billycock Tier ...... 142 6 2 15. St. Mary's to George's Bay ...... 780 10 0 60 13 4 Sale of metal. 16. George's Bay to Lottah ...... 251 2 7 17. Sorell Causeway (Flood openings) ...... 5 16 6 18. Kingston to Oyster Cove ... : ...... ; ...... 39 3 9 19. Oyster Cove to Three Hut Point ...... 308 3 5 20. Franklin to Honeywood ...... 8 8 4

Carried fo1'warda .. . .-...... ,,i·,, ••••• •• • •••• 4252 10 2 60 13 4 24

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Brought forward ...... 4252 10 2 60 18 4

Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 59- continued. Bridges (Main Roads)- 21. Over Swamp (Kelvedon) ...... 304 11 0 11 3 0 Transfer. 22. Margate Rivulet (Kingston to Oyster Cove) ...... 242 14 7 23. Kermandie River, Honeywood ...... 239 17 0 24. Relaying Roadway, and asphalting Perth Bridge ...... 23 16 9 26. River Brid, on Road Launceston to Scottsdale ...... ,______837 2 · 0 ------5400 11 6 71 16 4

Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 60.- Branch Roads- I. Montagu to Smithton ...... _...... 295 1 1 2. South Road, Montagu ...... 152 5 5 3. Smithton (Duck River) to Circular.Head ...... 196 7 3 4. Smith ton to Scott's Town ...... 347 13· 0 5. South Road, Circular Head ...... _...... _...... 98 16 5 6. From Main Road to Jacobs' Boat Harbour ...... 334 6 8 7. Flowerdale Road ...... 299 12 0 8. Wynyard to Table Cape ...... 132 18 1 9. Wynyard to Vlraratah ...... 381 19 4 10. \Varatah to Heazlewood ...... 231 18 2 11. Calder Road ...... 279 4 11 12. Cam via Seabr.ook to Mount Hicks ...... 102 1 7 13. Cam Road, \Vest ...... 50 15 10 14. l\ioreville Road ...... 103 2 0 1 0 0 Transfer. 15. Emu Bay to Waratah (New Country Road) ...... 344 15 7 16. East of Chasm Creek ...... 82 16 3 17. Blyth Road ...... 420 3 4 18. Nine Mile Road ...... 263 19 11 19. ·Pine Road, Branch to Blyth ...... 319 16 8 20. Branch to Blyth River and Adams' Creek ...... 382 4 0 21. Pine Road ...... 55 10 3 22. South Road, Leven ...... 267 10 9 23. West Castra Road ...... ; ...... 138 0 2 24. West Castra Branch to Allison ...... 135 6 6 25. Branch to Gunn's Plains from West Castra ...... 61 13 9 26. Lower Gawler Road ...... 190 8 7 27. Gawler Road ...... 18 7 7 28. East Castra Road Extension southwards ...... } 159 8 9 29. East Castra Road to Dooley's Plains ...... 30. Kindred Road ...... : ...... 341 1 5 31. Simpson's Road Branch from Kindred Road ...... 69 18 11 33. Forth to Wilmot River ...... -...... 452 1 10 34. Wilmot Road ...... 163 19 7 85. Hamilton Hill southwards ...... 309 12 7 86. Hamilton-on-Forth to Forth Heads ...... 291 9 9 37. Iron Cliff Road! ...... 250 12 3 38. To Morse's Lane from Sheffield to Selections ...... 108 0 10 39. H.ailton to Sunnyside ...... : .... . 19 15 0 40. Railton to Weeks' Native Rock ...... 1 7 9 41. Paradise towards Dynan's Bridge ...... 106 13 1 42. Winspear's Road from N orthdown Road towards Stott's Plain ...... 10 17 10 43. Railton to Kimberley ...... 46 5 3 I 4 o Transfer. 44. Shorrey's Road, south of Shorrey's land ...... 165 16 2 30 11 10 Transfer. 45. Sheffield to Nook ...... 136 14 8 46. Latrobe to Rail ton ...... -...... 256 3 2 47. From Promised Land Road southwards to Jackson's and other selections ...... 132 7 11 48. Barrington Road (Cotton's Hill) ...... 94 6 10 49. Tarleton to Barrington ...... 477 5 7· 50. Coal Mine .Flat to Figure-of-Eight Creek ...... 441 10 10 51. To Melrose Creek ...... ; ...... 410 14 6 52. Bar1ington Road to Nook Road near Junction ...... 293 18 0 53. From Barrington and Nook Road southwards to Kentish .. . 2 4 1 54. Northdown to Burgess ...... '...... : ...... 184 6 0 55. Latrobe to Northdown ...... : 33 3 1 56. New Bed to Railway Station ...... 7 13 8 57. Moriarty Road to Northdown Road (Deces' Lane) ...... 210 11 4 58. Latrobe to Green's Creek direct (Deviation at Loane's Hill) 193 6 0 30 O O Contribution by Harford and Templeton Road Trust 59. Green's Creek (Heidelberg) towards Frankford ...... 218 10 3 9 15 O Forfeited deposit 60. Skelbrook Road, Green's Creek eml ...... 134 11 10 61. Blacku.moor Road ...... 36 7 10 62. Whitefoord Hills Station to White Rock Bridge ...... 172 4 2

Carried forward...... 11 619 10 10 · 72 10 10 25

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£ s. d. £ s. d. B1·oughtforward...... ll,619 10.10 72 10 10

Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 60- continued. Branch Roads. 68. From St11gg's -to Ford across Meander Bridge...... 242 3 11 64. Ritter's Road, West Meander ...... 188 4. 9 65. East Meander Road, west of Quam by Bluff ...... 11 12 3 0 2 0 Refund 66. To Settlement, north side of Quamby Bluff...... ·280 6 7 90 O O Contribution by Deloraine 67. From School-house southwards, Quamby Bluff ...... 4 13 7 Road Trust 68. Deloraine to Tongataboo ...... ·44 .12 2. 69. To Mole Creek at State School ...... ll6 6 3 70. Rosevale to Bridgenorth ...... 74 5 6 71. Ecclestone to Back Settlements ...... 6 0 10 72. Westbury, vid Black Sugar-loaf, to Glengarry and Wink- leigh ...... 947 12 11 7 15 0 Forfeited deposit 78. Frankford Road, (West Tamar to Franklin Rivulet) ...... 305 0 11 74. Black Sugar-loaf Road, via Maley's and Cox's, to Frankford 136 15 5 75. Glengarry. to Winkleigh ...... 183 11 9 77. Frankford to Cotton's Hill, vid Kelly's Look-out ...... 3 9 4 78. South Frankford Road ...... 29 2 3 80. Early Rises via Quamby Brook ...... 9 11 9, 81. Early Rises to Westbury ...... 159 4 11 5 15 O F.orfoited deposit 82. Blackwood Road (Cressy District) ...... 200. 0 0 O 18 O Refund 83. Piper's River Railway Station to Underwood Bridge ...... 97 5 6 84. Piper's RiYer Road ...... 750 18 8 85. Turner's Marsh to German Town (Lilydale) ...... 151 6 9 86. Doak's Road from Piper's River Road ...... 295 9 11 87. Windsor's Lane to Piper's River Railway Station ...... 198 12 1 88. Finger-post to Turner's Marsh ...... 155 13 1 89. St. Patrick's River Road ...... : ... .. 369 6 4 90. West Tamar to Winkleigh ...... : ...... 496 19 1 91. From Selections East Bank of Little Forester to Lisle Railway Sta,ticm ...... 351 13 4 92. Railway Station, Golconda, to Hall's Track ...... : ...... 25J 14 5 98. From Road to Lisle Railway Station to Settfoment west bank of Little Forester ...... 394 0 8 94. Turner's Marsh to Alford, Lowei· Piper ...... 68 12 1 95. Alford to George Town Road ...... '...... 9 5 ·7 96. Lower Piper to Bridport ...... : ...... 288 14 \6 97. Beaconsfield to Cotton's Hill ...... 476 8 5 98. Winkleigh, via Flowery Gully, to Beaconsfield ...... 226 18 7 99. Branxholm via Brothers' Home to l\1oorina ...... 277 10 6 100. Branxholm to Ruby Flat ...... 165 14 0 5 15 0 Fc,rfeited deposit 101. Ringarooma Road to land of Hoekin and others ...... 2 5 5 102. Moorina to Ringarooma Port ...... 337 7 3 104. Moorina to Gladstone ...... 341 11 9 2 6 6 Transfer 105. Mooriua to Cream Creek and Bridge over Weld ...... 1 5 10 106. Gladstone to Ringarooma Port ...... 32 16 6 107. Springfield towards Bridport to join Sledge Track ...... 11 16 11 108. Road from Ellesmere to Murphy's and other selections ...... 25 12 11 109. Main Road, Scottsdale, towards Jessop's, Ransom's, and others ...... 8 14 2 ll0. Kellow's Road, Scottsdale to Mount Cameron ...... 67 13 3 111. Minstone's Road towards Ten-mile Track ...... 38 8 3 112. Orcheston Road from School-house towards Ten-mile Track 8 7 6 113. Upper Ringaroorna to Mathinna ...... 495 8 11 114. 1Veldborough t

Carried forward ...... '...... 24,582 2 11 189 5 6 26

Expenditure. Receipts. Remarks on Receipts.

£ .s. d. £ s. d. Brouglitforward...... 24,582 2 11 189 5 6

Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 60-· continued. . Branch Roads- 188. From vicinity of Bluff and Hollow Tree to ·Main Road, New Norfolk to Hamilton ...... : ...... 0 12 0 140. Jerusalem vid Burns' Creek to Tunnack ...... 46 1 9 9 15 0 Forfeited deposit. 141. ,Tunnack to White Kangaroo Rivulet ...... 54 17 6 142. Upper Native Corners Bridge, vicinity of Spring Hill Bottom, to Selections and Crown Lands ...... 158 16 2 148. J erus11lem to Settlements eastw11rds ...... 1 4 0 144. Jerus11lem to Rhyndaston ...... 100 0 0 145. From Tree Tree Road to Selections of Grice and others .. . 84 11 8 146. From Richmond Main Road through Dulcot ...... 91 8 6 147. Road from Sandspits through Crown Lands to Weedy Hills and Ragged Tier ...... 351 4 6 148. From Selections Ragged Tier, East, to Coppington and Bre11m Creek Road ...... 416 0 0 149. Dunally to Taranna ...... 26 2 10 150. Taranna vid Cascades and Impression Bay to Saltw11ter River .....•...... •...... •...... 854 17 0 151. Nugent School, Weedy Hills, to Sorell ...... 300 13 5 15 10 0 Forfeited deposit. 152. C11rn11rvon to '\Vedge Bay ...... 510 9 6 158 ..Forcett to Lewisham ...... 85 11 0 154. Fro1;n ~alph's Bay Causeway to boundary South Arm Road D1str1ct ...... 137 19 0 155. Russell's Fall's Valley to Selections ...... 224 7 10 156. Ouse to Marlborough ...... 18 0 8 157. Marlborough to Linda, including Bridge over King River 259 4 0 160. Junction with Long Bay Road to Honeysuckle Plains ...... 48 9 4 Transfer. 161. New Norfolk to Lachlan ...... 117 12 6 7 O O Forfeited clcposi t. 162. Hermitage to Dorau's Gate ...... 31 6 0 163. Lagoon Farm to Fitzpatrick's ...... •...... 15 18 0 164. U xbridge to Plenty River Railway Station ...... 11 2 0 25 14 8 Transfer. 166. Dry Creek Road ...... 40 8 4 167. From Main Road to Bismarck ...... 180 13 9 168. Branch from Chapel to Fehlberg's ...... 8 17 6 169. Branch fr.Jm Main Road, Austin's Ferry ...... 1 19 3 170. Apprc>ach to Elphinstone and Mount Stewart Road ...... 186 9 0 171. Little Oyster Cove to Port Cygnet ...... 47 17 2 172. From .Main Road, Snug, to Melville's and Crown Lands .. . 45 10 7 5 O O Forfeited deposit. 173. Fleming 11ud Parson's Road, Huon District ...... 81 15 .8 174. Hall's Track, Huon District ...... 108 12 5 175. North Huon Road, Victoria, to Upper Huon Settlement .. . 47 3 3 176. Upper .!.\fountain River Bridge to Sta.te School, Baker's Creek ...... - ...... !)2 10 10 177. 011tes' Trannvay to Mountain River ...... 280 2 4 178. Knight's Road ...... 99 19 7 179. Crabstick Road towards New Norfolk...... 9 10 0 180. Kingston to Leslie ...... 83 14 0 181. Lovett to Lymington ...... 22 1 6 182. Lymington to Settlements over Tier ...... 61 12 5 188. Scanlon's Road ...... 94 7 10 184. Baker's Creek, south side, into Crown Lands ...... 6 16 4 185. Victoria to N ewbon's Creek ... : ...... 73 2 5 186. From Helen-street., Victoria, to Jetty at Mosquito Point .. . 5 2 6 187. Baker's Creek, north side, to Talbot ...... 94 0 8 :3 15 O Refund. 188. Sand fly to Longley ...... 882 6 6 189. Golden V11lley Road ...... 258 17 7 190. Guy's Roa

Carriedforward ...... 82,565 15 4 326 3 8 27

Expenditure. Receipts. Remar"lu 011 Receipt•. ------·1------1------·--- £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward ...... 82,565 15 4 82638,

Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 60- continued. Branch Roads- 209. Henzler's Road ...... 0 19 0 210. Arve Road ...... 182 18 5 211. Scott's Rivulet Road ...... 138 13 6 212.. Donnelly's Road ...... 109 10 6 18 14 3 Transfer. 213. Doody's Road ...... 97 13 5 214. Surges Bay to Esperance ...... 97 17 4 215. Flower Pot to Police Point (Adelaide to Brooks' Bay) ...... 94 19 5 216. Esperance into Crown Lands ...... 82, 0 10 217. Esper11,nce to Glenburvie, including bridge and approach .. . 25 11 10 218. Hope Town and Raminea ...... 5 0 0 219. Rutherford Road ...... 91 0 8 220. Raminea and Folkstone ...... 7 9 0 221. Ramin ea and Hastings ...... 10 3 6 222. Hastings and Southport ...... 10 0 5 223. Southport to Lady's Bay ...., ...... - ...... 12 2 9 224. Hastings to Rccherche ...... 9 4 5 225. Hall's Road, Upper Huon Valley ...... 143 7 5 226. Smyley's Road, back to Franklin ...... 10 10 8 Bridges, Branch Roads- 227. Duck River (Selections Waste Lands Act) ...... 36 19 7 46 5 11 Transfer. 229. Gawler River (on road East Castrato Dooley's Plains) .. . 372 15 4 230. Meander River (Road Westwood to Hagley) ...... 873 18 6 231. Great Forestier River, Burns' Marsh, &c...... 4 1 4 232. Ruby Creek, Road Moorina to Gladstone ...... 160 10 0 233. St. Paul's River, on Road Avoca to Swansea ...... 10 11 1 286. ·south Esk: at Evandale Railway Station (completion of approaches and flood openings) ...... 15 17 8 237. Allen's Rivulet (Margate to Longley) ...... 111 1 0 288. Catamaran River ...... _ .... . 370 4 1 75 1 8 Transfer. 239. Espcrance Rivel' (renewal) ...... l' 10 0 240. Lune River and D'Entrecasteaux (approaches'1 ...... 61 5 8 241. Agnes Rivulet, Guy's Road ...... '...... 39 0 0 242. Muddy- Creek, Road Deloraine to Cheshunt ...... 299 14 7 5 14 1 Transfer. 2l3. l\iersey River at Gad's Hill ...... 57 18 6 l------1----·--- 36,110 5 9 466. 19 7 Defence Appropriation Act, 52 Viet. No. 61- -- 1. Strengthening and Additions to One Tree Point and Kan- garoo Bluff Batteries ...... 1034 7 4 562 15 2 Transfer. 3. Defences, Launceston ...... 99 18 5 3 s o Transfer. 7. 1000 Rifles, with Accoutrements, &c ...... 194 3 9 33 11 2 Charge to Military Store De­ 10. In aid of Country Rifle Ranges ...... 52 0 0 posit account.

1380 9 6 599 14 4

Improvements River Tamar, 52 Viet. No. 62 ...... 4402 10 7

Construction of the Emu Bay Breakwater, Act 52 Viet. No. 63 ... 1571 7 4 100 o o Transfer. Public Buildings Erection Act, 52 Viet. No. 65- - 2. Court Houses generally (including purchase) ...... 323 16 8 3. Police and Gaol Buildings generally (including purchase) ... 348 11 6 8. Dynamite Magazine, Launceston ...... 550 12 4 11. Hospital, Launceston ...... 20 16 3 12. Post and Telegraph Offices generally ...... ·...... 2995 2 3 3 8 9 Repayment. , 13. Post and Telegi;aph Office, Launceston (completion) ...... 212 0 8 14. Landing Waiter's Office, Ulverstone ...... '...... 0 5 0

4451 4 8 3 8 9 . Public Works Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 66- J etties. · 1. At Blackwall, West Tamar ...... , ...... 317 16 2 2. Swansea ...... 702 15 0 3. Lower Oarlton Beach (Road to Dunalley at Connelly's Marsh) ...... , ...... 235 5 2 4. Half Moon Bay, South Arm ...... ; ...... , ...... 197 8 0 6. Molyneaux Point, Old Beach ...... ' ...... 13 8 5 7. At Victoria, near Mosquito Point ...... ;_ ...... 11 10 3 8. Herlihy's Point, £200; Spinx's Point, £200 ...... 372 15 9 22 6 5 Forfeited deposit, £6 15s. ; 9. Gordon (extension) ...... 89 12 5 Transfer, £16 Us. 5d. · 10. Widening Approach Oyster Cove Jetty ...... 41 2 8 11. Woodbridge ...... : ...... 46 5 3 Carriedforwm·d . . : ...... _...... 1977 19 1 22 6 5 28

Remarks on Receipts. ' Expenditure. Receipts.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward...... : .. :.-...... · 1977 19 1 22 6 5

Public Works Construction Act, 52 Viet. No. 66 -continued- Jetties- 12. Garden Ishi.nd Creek 72 19 3 13. Crooked Tree Point, Port················································ Cygnet ...... 280 17 6 H. Jackson's Point, Huon ...... 2 18 9 16. Cairns' Bay, Huon, (with approach) ...... 145 19 10 16. Surges Bay 28 3 6 18. Impression Bay···························································· (approaches) ...... 95 4 6 19. Quiet Corner, Adventure Bay, (on condition that a similar amount is contributed locally) ...... 153 15 0 100 0 .0 Local contribution. 20. Lymington and Wattle Grove (completion) ...... 148 1 9 21. Sandford ( extension and approaches) ...... 7 16 0 22. Boobyalla 3 12 0 ······························Tracks- ································ 23. Tracks and emergr.nt works, '\Vest Coast ...... 193 1 8 3002 2 6 Transfer. 24.. Tracks generally and Surveys for Roads ...... 391 3 2 12 11 5 J>itto Miscellaneous- 25. Roads generally, contingencies and unforeseen works (in- eluding purchase) ...... 319 4 3 6 10 0 Ditto Harbour Improvements- 31. Penguin Jetty and Breakwater (completion) ...... 2 0 0 3822 16 3 3143 10 4

Public Works Execution Act, 52 Viet. No. 67. Railways.-Western Line- 1. Station l\fastei·'s Residence, Launceston ...... 0 3 0 2. Improved Station Accommodation at Sidings ...... 8 7 9 5. Completion Rail ton Station-yard ...... 78 15 4, 6. Conversion of Broad Gauge Engine to Narrow Gauge ...... 262 16 8 9. Waterway, Stubbs' Property ...... 0 8 6 10. Completion Telegraph SIstem ...... 217 18 4 . Finga Line- 11. Fencing ...... 68 19 0 . ,. . Derwent Valley Line- Hi. R1verton ::i1drng ...... 182 7 6 ·. 18. Thirty tarpaulins ...... 100 0 0 19. Ballasting ...... 30 2 4 Railways generally- .. 21. Saw for cutting cold iron ...... 36 1 0 22. Electric Dynamo for lighting workshops ...... 150 0 0 23. Increased Offir.e accommodation ...... 5 15 6 27. Additional Rolling Stock ...... 2932 17 I --4074 12 0 Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 50. Schedule I. Main Roads- I. Black River Bridge to Detention ...... 127 3 11 2. Detention to Sisters' Creek ...... 170 1 7 3. Sisters' Creek to Oooee Creek ...... 156 17 6 4. Main Coast Road, west Penguin Township, from the Pine Road ...... ; ...... 4 13 0 5. Torquay to Northdown ...... 476 12 9 6. Railton to Sheffield (Tumbull's Hill) ...... 295 0 2 7. Launceston to Beaconsfield ...... 15 17 11 8. Lisle Road to Scottsdale, Tucker's Corner ...... 13 4 6 g. Scottsdale to Ringarooma ...... 274 15 9 10. Branxholm Lane ...... 185 0 1 11. George's Bay to Lottah ...... , ...... 309 11 4 9 15 0 Forfeited deposit. 12. Searle's Uorners to Swansea (Runnymede to Little Swan- Eort) ...... : ...... 400 12 0 18. Litt e Swan port to Swansea ...... 54 11 G 14. Hobart to Leslie ...... 511 12 7 11 12 7 Transfer. Hi. Kingston to Oyster Cove ...... 35 3 2 16. _Oyster Cove to Gordon ...... 96 18 ,5 17. Victoria to Balfe's Hill ...... 107 1 2 Bridges (Main Roads). 19. Coal River, Searle's Corners, Richmond to Swansea ...... 998 3 3 Schedule 2. --- 1. Kingston l\,~ain Road, from City Boundary through Sandy Bay (High-street) ...... 180 12 6 190 12 6 Expenditure to 28 Feb., 1891 , 2. to I-Iospital Bay ...... 1 11 0 1 11 0 transferred to Consolidate d Revenue. 4415 4 1 213 11 1 '· - - 29

E:rpenditu1·e. Receipts. Remarks on Receipts.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 51. 1. Montagu to Duck River ...... 173 8 5 2. Montagu Jetty to Settlement ...... 6 11 10 3. South Road, Montagu ...... 54 15 1 4. Smithton to Scott's Town ...... 333 9 9 83 9 9 Transfer.· 5. Smithton to Irish Town ...... 44 14. 10 6. Stanley to Smithton .. ,, ...... 184 7 3 7. Montagu to Pieman ...... 1 5 1 8. South Road; Circul11.r Head ...... : ...... 73 12 8 9. Back Line Road, Circular Head ...... _...... 238 13 9 10. Murray's Road, Circular Head ...... 29 19 9 11. From Main Road to Jacobs' Boat Harbour ...... 14 12 1 12. Wynyard to Table Cape ...... 441 10 2 13. Wynyard to Selections, viii Big Creek ...... 94 16 2 14. Calder Road ...... 88 0 9 15. W ynyard to W aratah ...... 391 4 0 2 14 0 Transfer. 16. W aratah to Heazlewood ...... 8403 8 7 17. Cam, vid Seabrook, to Mount Hicks ...... 263 1 3 1 10 3 Transfer. 18. Cam Hoad, West ...... 288 13 11 19. Cam, east side, to Moreville Rdad ...... 112 12 8 20. Moreville Road ...... 17 2 4 21. New Country Road (Emu Bay) ...... : ...... 134 18 4 22. Stowport Road (South) ...... 132 19 10 23. Branch to Lots east of Chasm Creek ...... 155 14 6 24. Stowport Road West to Atkinson's and othPrs ...... 215 2 6 O 5 0 Transfer. 25. Blyth Road, and Branch to Selections of Wamsley and others ...... 2 5 9 26. Zigzag Road ...... 5 0 7 27. Deviation Pine Road from Main Road ...... 17 13 11 0 8 6 Transfer. 28. Branch Pine Road (to Blythe) ...... 366 14 7 29. M'Hugh's Road ...... : ...... 3 18 0 2 13 6 Transfer. 30. Iron Cliff Road ...... 0 14 0 31. South Road, Leven ...... 19 7 3 32. North Motton Road ...... ; ...... 501 7 8 7 19 3 Transfer, £1 4a ..3d.; forfeited 33. North Motton Road, Branch Revell's Creek to Maning's deposit, £6 15a. Wharf ...... 2 5 10 34. North Motton Road, Branch to Allison's vid Aldersea's .. . 62 11 7 35. Gunn's Plains Road, river route, vid Marshall's ...... Hi6 19 1 36. Lower Gawler Road, Extension from end of metal south- wards ...... 78 2 3 37. Gawler Road, Extension southwards ...... 1 16 8 38. Moreton Township to Castra Road ...... 0 15 6 39. Castra Road, Branch to Payne's, and branch to Clarke's Plains ...... 10 7 1 40. East Castra Road, Main Line, and East Castra Road, Branch to Dooley's Plains ...... 201 18 7 41. Nietta Road ...... 458 5 3 42. Road to Kindred Road Siding ...... 572 12 3 43. Kindred Road Extension we~twards to Counsel's ...... 60 8 6 44. Kindred Road Branch to Jordan's ...... 81 5 10 45. Kindred Road through Higg's to Russell's ...... 60 11 9 46. Forth to Wilmot ...... 47 14 7 47. Wilmot Road south from Bridge ...... 8 0 3 48. Wilmot towards Promised Land Road ...... 6 18 11 49. Hamilton-on-Forth to Leith ...... 123 11 I 50. Hamilton and Barrington Road (north and south ends) ...... 391 8 6 51. Barrington Road to Nook Road ...... 82 6 7 52. Barrington Road, Cotton's Hill (completion) ...... 255 3 10 53. Tarleton to Barrington Road ...... 114 14 7 54. Tarleton to Melrose Creek ...... 157 7 9 55. Coal Mine Flat to Figure-of-Eight Creek ...... 36 15 6 56. Sheffield to Nook ...... 68 11 0 57. Morse'-s Road to Sheffield ...... 64 10 4 58. From Main .Road, Sheffield ...... 1 7 6 59: Shorey's Road to Back Settlement ...... : ...... 96 16 9 60. Jackson's Road to junction of Promised Land ...... 123 15 11 61. Promised Land Road, branch to Wilmot Settbment ...... 306 11 0 80 o O Transfer. 62. Promised Land Road (direct) to Back Settlemt>nts ...... 298 4 2 63. Paradise Road ...... : ...... 75 4 4 64. To Beulah Settlements ...... 269 6 6 65. Sheffield and Railton Road to New Bed ...... 12 18 8 66. To Sunnyside Settlement ...... _...... ! ...... 238 7 0 67. Dynan's Bridge towards Paradise ...... , ,. 90 9 0 68. Fossil Bank Road ...... 2 4 9 4 15 0 Forfeited deposit. 69. Fossil Bank to Native Rock ...... 79 14 1 70. Sherwood Road ...... 195 2 11 71. Pardoe Gate to Latrobe ...... 46 14 9 72. N orthdown to Burgess ...... 249 17 11 73. l\ioriarty Road ...... ;.•...... ! 426 10 4 Ow·riedforwa,·d ...... •.....•...... •.•...... 18,430 5 11 183 15 8 30 - Expenditure. Reeeipts. Remarks on Receipts. £ s. d. £ s. d. Broug!tt forward ...... 18,480 5 11 183 15 3 Branch Roads and Bridges Construetion Act-53 Viet. No. 51- continued. 74. Latrobe to W esleyvale ...... , ...... 61 4 6 75. Northdown to Moriarty ...... : ...... 264 18 9 76. Green's Creek Road, direct ...... 183 8 2 77. Green's Creek Road to Skelbrook ...... 296 6 7 78. Sassafras Road to Junction ·········································· 185 14 2 79. Sassafras Road East ··················································· 228 16 5 80. Whitefoord Hills Railway Station to Kimberley Railway Station and White Rock Bridge ...... 11 17 5 81. A venue Road ...... 12 10 1 82. Rubicon to Parkham itnd Goodleigh ...... 7 19 5 84. Deloraine to Tongataboo ...... 1 I 11 85. Deloraine to Reedy Marsh, via Parkham and Crown Lands 36 6 11 86. Deloraine vili Paddy's Scrub to Westbury ...... 77 12 11 87. Main Road at Watch-house Hill and Road to Deloraine Rail- way Station ...... : ...... 398 18 0 89. Jackey's Marsh Road and Bridge over Jackey's Creek ...... 9 13 4 90. Deloraine to Quamby Bluff ...... : ...... 5 12 8 91. Early Rises to W estburt ...... •...... •...... 38 7 7 92. Westbury via Egmont, lack Sugar Loaf, to Frankford and 89 12 11 93. B~~~§~i;lr·r:~·~r-~id·M~i~;;~-i~-F~~~k·;~~-a::::::::::::::::::::: 8 7 3 94. Hagley to Beaconsfield via M'Kinnon's Bridge ...... 3 10 5 95. Upper Liffey Road ...... 100 0 0 96. Glengarry to South Winkleigh ...... 0 18 4 97. Bridgenorth Road ...... 4 11 0 99. Winkleigh to Beaconsfield, via Flowery Gully ...... 1 5 1 1 00. Frankford to Cotton's Hill ...... 0 19 7 1 01. Beaconsfield to Cotton's Hill ······································· 173 13 8 1 02. Beauty Point Jetty to York Town ...... 81 16 10 I 03. West Tamar Road to Winkleigh ...... 5 1 4 I 04. Deviation Frankford Road (Blade's Hill) ...... 15 1 4 1 05. Cormiston to Ecclestone ...... 0 16 4 1 06. Westwood to Rosevale ...... 99 14 7 1 07. Frankford to Heidelberg ...... : ...... 103 19 2 108. Franklin Village to Cleveland ...... 328 5 7 I 09. Cleveland to Ross ...... · 188 18 3 llO. Ross to Tunbriclge ...... -..... , ...... 3 1 10 Ill. Prosser's Forest Road from Piper's River Road ...... 7 9 1 ll2. Piper's River Road ...... 401 12 1 1 14. Doak's Road .... : ...... 272 7 8 1 15. Wilson's Road to Lilydale Station, Scottsdale Railway ...... · 236 13 3 !Hi. Paling Track ·west from Hall's Track ...... 5 1 7 I 17. Turner's Road, West from Hall's Track ...... 2 19 6 1 18. Piper's River Railway Station (via Windsor's Lane) to Alforrl Road ...... 93 3 11 13 15 0 Forfeited deposit. 1 rn. Lefroy to Alford (Trooper's 'J'rack) ...... 2 0 2 120. Leti:oy to Back Creek ...... g 3 5 1 21. George Town to Lighthouse Reserve ...... 8 3 5 1 22. G1,orge Town to Public Cemetery ...... '...... 8 7 5 123. St. Patrick's Riven· Road ...... 2 6 9 124. Lower Piper to Denison Railway Station ...... 30 4 4 125. Golconda Station to Davis's, Hopkins', ancl others ...... 103 2 5 126. Golconda Station to Hall's Track ...... 52 6 6 127. From Lisle Township to Lisle Railway Station ...... 251 11 2 128. East Bank Little Forestc1· River to Lisle Railway Station ... 173 7 8 129. West Bank Little Forester River to Lisle Railway Station. 172 17 3 130. Scottsdale West to Ru.ilway Station on Springfield Road ... 196 1 8 131. Lester's Lane at Railway Crossing ...... 98 14 2 132. Ringaroorna Road to il'I'G-ilp's and others ...... 2 17 0 133. Extension Burnside Hoad from John Bauld's to R. J etson's 52 5 2 134. Scottsdale to Lyndhurst ...... , ...... 36 0 3 135. Springfield towards Bridport ...... 90 17 2 136. Scottsdale towards Jessop's and others ...... 6 10 0 137. Upper Brid Road ...... 6 6 0 138. Ringarooma to l\'.lathinna 303 12 7 139. Ringaroorna to Maurice Township··········································· Reserve ...... 13 12 4 140. Ringarooma to Selections of Hocking's and others ...... 5 2 0 141. Mount Victoria Road to Settlement near New River ...... 2 15 0 142. Brnnxholm, via Brothers' Home, to Moorina ...... 1199 7 10. 143. Branxholm to IVIoorina direct ...... 24 11 7 Moorina to Ringarooma Port- 144. l\foorina to Davr.y's Creek ...... 79 3 0 145. We;it Mount Cameron to Ringarooma Port ...... 10 6 10 Moorina to Gladstone- 14!'i. Davey's Creek to Pioneer ...... 214- 1 1 Carried forward ...... ,, ... 20,635 9 6 197 10 8 31

Expenditure. Receipts. Remarks on Receipts. ---·---,·------1----·---·-- £ s. d. £ s. d. Broughtforward...... 20,635 9 6 197 10 3

Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, IS.3 Viet. No. 51- continued. 147. Moorina to Gladstone-Pioneer to Gladstone ...... 542· 18 5 148. Gladstone to Ringarooma Port ...... 6 14 1 149. Weldborough to Moorina ...... : .... . 336 12 8 150. Slab Road Lottah to Blue 'Iler ...... 149 0 0 151. South George's River to Agricultural Districts ...... 8 5 0 162. St. Mary's to German Town ...... 9 11 6 153. Main Road to Picaninni Point...... 209 9 1 9 9 1 Transfer.- 154. St. Mary's to Four-mile Creek ...... 8 2 -o 155. Chain of Lagoons to Doctor's Creek ...... 158 15 9 156. Fingal to Mathinna ...... 465 4 0 157. To Ben Lomond Tin Mines ...... 116 16 5 158. Bicheno·to Seymour .•...... •...... : ...... 3 2 0 159. Apsley to Bicheno ...... 463 4 l 160. Swansea to Cranbrook ...... 258 10 6 -f61.. Swansea to Campbell Town ...... : ...... •.... 499 5 6 162. Buckland to W oodsdale Road ...... 3 12 0 163. Runnymede to W oodsdale ...... 7 12 0 164. Sandspits through Crown Lands ...... 3 4 0 166. Coppington to Bream Creek ...... 160 19 6 167. Roads, Ragged Tier East to Dunally, Old Beach to Brighton, and Watson's Road (completion) ...... 56 13 8 168. Road from Ragged Tier ,Road (west) to Kellevie School' and selections ...... 81 17 0 169. Forcett to Wattle Hill Road near Schoolhouse ...... 9 15 0 170. Forcett to Carlton Road near Dodge's Ferry ...... 6 3 0 1(0 171. Dodge's Ferry to Carlton Chapel ...... 10 13 6 172. Finger-post to Jetty, Connolly's Marsh ...... 9 0 6 173. Carnarvon to Taranna ...... 92 5 0 174. Carnarvon to Wedge Bay ...... - ...... 368 16 6 175. Wedge Bay to Cascades ...... 280 18 0 176. Orielton to Sorell ...... ; ...... 278 5 6 177. Oatlands to Lakes Crescent and Sorell ...... 343 18 0 178. Parattah to Tunnack ...... 3 6 9 179. Mount Seymour 8tate School to Five-mile Marsh ...... 29 19 6 180. Rumney Hut to Jericho Siding ...... 0 10 0 181. Wattle Hill Road ...... 68 5 0 182. Woodsdale Road through Wagner's to Palmer's ...... 47 4 6 183. From Post Office, Tunnack, viii Good Templars' Hall, to M'Anliffe's ...... , ...... •. 106 5 6 184. Rhyndaston from Railway Gates (northerly) ...... 109 19 10 185. Jerusalem to Rhyndaston ...... 85 9 6 186. Jerusalem to Tunnack ...... 281 11 l 187. Spring Hill Bottom Road ...... 30 11 0 188. Coal-mine Creek, vid Hollow Tree, to Jfficho ...... 152 5 9 189. From Campania and J ernsalem Road to White Kangaroo Rivulet School ...... l 15 6 190. From Richmond to Sorell, via Black Hill and Brinktop .. . 3 10 0 193. Sandford to South Arm ...... 0 15 3 194. From Jr,tty, Half-Moon Bay, towards Derwent Light ...... 177 13 6 196. From BrightoR Station and Township to Tea Tree and Richmond ...... 1 7 0 198. Leading to Dromedary from Broad Marsh Road ...... 0 15 0 199. Metalling Bell-street from Football Ground to California- street ...... 63 10 0 200. New Town to RiRdon Ferry ...... 248 7 0 201. Improvements F:ister-street, )l°ew Town ...... 0 11 0 202. Glenorchy to Brighton ...... 214 0 2 203. Melton to Jericho ...... 214 3 10 204. Jericho to Oatlands ...... 300 0 0 205. Oatlands to Tunbridge ...... 500 13 0 206. Coady's Road ...... :...... 88 16 6 207. Maguire's Road ...... 96 15 0 208. Road towards Collins' Cap ...... 89 19 0 209. Branch Road to Redforn's, Appledorf's, Darko's,- and others ...... 201 16 8 210. Molesworth School, Sorell Creek, to Bismarck ...... 138 1 11 211. From Rivulet near Molesworth School up Mount Faulkner and Ford's Gully .-...... 1 8 6 212. Sorell Creek to Glen Dhu Farm ...... 66 5 0 213. Upper Chestnut-street, Lachlan, to Myrtle Falls Rivulet ... 3 9 6 215. Lachlan Village to Track to Huon ...... 1 0 0 216. Bridgewater to New Norfolk ...... 150 0 0 217. New Norfolk to Glenora ...... 148 18 10 218. New Norfolk to M;acquarie Plains ...... 245 2 1 219. Glen Fern Road ...... 147 17 6

Carried forward...... 29,606 13 10 206 19- 4 32

E:1:penditu1'e. Receipts. Remarks on Receipts. 1------£ s. d. £ s. d. Brouglitforwm·d...... _...... 29,606 13 10 _206 19 4 Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 51- continued. · 220. Glen Fern Road to Mount Lloyd and selections ...... 4 5 (j 222. Uxbridge up Gobbey's Creek to C. Clark's Selection ...... 223 10 1 223. From Selections of llayner's and others to Uxbridge Road 55 8 (j 224. Upper Russell's Falls from Belcher's to Marriott's Selections ...... 328 1 0 6 15 O Forfeited deposit. 225. Schoolhouse, Fentonbury, to Selections westwards ...... 10 11 0 227. Lane's Tier Road ...... 6 9 2 228. Victoria Valley to Lake Echo ...... 7 12 6 229. Bothwell to Hollow Tree ...... 1 17 0 230. Alma Tier to Ouse Bridge ...... 296 9 6 232. Marlborough to Linda ...... 1178 10 11 182 14 11 Sale of horses, £86 3s. ; Tmns­ for, £14.7 l ls. lld. 233. Long Bay to Lynch's ...... 1701 15 9 2 5 0 Refund. 234.. Lynch's to Linda ...... 40 3 10 235. Remine to Zeehan ...... 4958 12 0 99i 6 6 Refundi £39 ; Transfer, £955 2:36. Strahan Road (16th mile) to Honeysuckle Plains and Mount 6s. 6d. Lyell ...... 411 3 10 237. Approach to Beach west end and Improvement Maryville Esplanade ...... 359 18 4 114 0 10 Transfer. 238. Ridgeway to Waterworks Road ...... 193 7 0 239. Proctor's Road, continuation to Fitzroy's ...... 185 10 2 . 240. Fern Tree to Summerleas ...... 99 5 9 241. W atchorn's Hill to Summerleas ...... 99 12 4 243. Great Oyster Cove to Nicholls' Rivulet ...... 0 10 0 244. From Main Road near Bates' Bridge to Svulthorpe's ·and others ...... '...... 99 8 0 245. Dowsing's Road near Peppermint Bay ...... 99 2 0 246. Peppermint Bay to Gardiner's Bay ...... 195 3 2 247. Long Bay Jetty to Main Road ...... 92 7 1 248. Daly's Road ...... 48 6 1 249. Cox's Road ...... 54 2 4 250. Gordon to Crown Lands ...... 99 18 1 251. Gordon to Garden Island Creek ...... : ... . 112 10 6 252. Bruni Island, Daniel's Bay to Settlement ...... 193 1 9 253. Bruni Island, from Adventure Bay Jetty (Gray's) to Crown Lands ...... : ...... 160 3 0 254. Garden Island Jetty to back country ...... 130 0 4 255. _Merchant's Road from Rand all's Bay ...... 2 17 1 256. Deep Bay to Garden Island Creek ...... 13 18 5 257. Gardiner's Bay Bridge to Deep Bay ...... 1 7 2 258. Gardiner's Bay Road from Bunny's Bottom to Cowen's .. . l 19 7 259. Continuation Irish Town Road ...... 5 15 0 261. Coast Road to Crooked Tree Point Jetty ...... 3 14 8 262. Guy's Road ...... 25 18 1 263. Scanlon's Hoad (continuation) ...... 3 3 4 264. Dillon's Road ...... 4 14 4 265. Port Cygnet to Crttdoc Hill...... 3 0 3 266. Port Cygnet to Lymington ...... 41 0 8 237. Lymington to Petchey's Bay ...... 10 11 9 268. Brabazon to Cradoc ...... 0 11 4 269. ·wattle Grove Road to Petchey's Bay ...... 0 12 9 270. Wattle Grove to Lymington Jetty ...... 13 2 9 271. Glazier's Bay and Port Cygnet Hoad through Inches' to Settlement ...... ·... , .... . 1 3 0 272. Port Cygnet to Brown's Jetty ...... : ...... 3 1 8 274. Sand fly Hoad ...... 4 10 10 27•'>. Roberts' to Leslie ...... 2 2 8 :27fi. Hall's Truck ...... 2 2 6 277. Stubbings' Road ...... : ...... 1 16 7 278. :rt'luudeslcy's Road ...... ; ...... 1 2 10 279. Allen's Rivulet Road ...... 1 2 1 280. Mountain River Bridge to Crown Lands ...... 3 9 4 231. Main Huon Road at Vince's to Mountttin River Range ...... 1 6 0 282. New Road viii Mountain River ...... 1 17 0 283. Crabtree Uoad ...... , ...... 4 16 5 284. Lightwood Gully Road ...... 3 12 0 236. Throckmorton ltoud ...... 10 ]0 0 287. Newbon's Road ...... 3 10 4 288. Sawyer's Creek Road ...... 3 18 7 290. Agnes-street (Victoria) to Jetty ...... 85 3 6 291. Ranelagh Road to School, Mountain River ...... 4 15 2 292. Judd's Crer.k Road .. : ...... , ... . 2 9 4 293. Jetty, Southbrid~e, to the She Oak Hills ...... 9 7 1 294. Huon Valley to bettl11ment, including Roberts' Road ...... 6 17 1- 295. Donnelly's Road ...... 17 14 4 1------1------1 Carried forward ...... :····· .... • ...... 41,892 5 9 1507 1 7 33

.. .. -- .. . . E.1:penditure. Receipts. Remai·ks on Receipts.

.. . ~ .. . -~, .. , - I £ s. d. £ s. d. Brougltt forwai·d ...... : ..•...•..._ .... , ... 41,392 " 9 1507 1 7 Branch Roa1.IB and Bridges Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 51- continued. 296, New Road and extension to Arve ...... 0 16 0 297. Burgess's Road ...... 5 17 9 298. Chitty's Road ...... 7 4 6 . 299. Fluerty's Rivulet and -Henzler's Roads ...... 7 4 6 300. Doody's Road ...... : ...... : ...... 21 13 4 301. Castle Forbes and Crowther's Bay Roads ...... 31 11 5 302. New Road to Settlements (Smyley's Road and towards1 Hope Hill) ...... 4 I 9 303. M'Intosh's Road ...... : ...... 4 11 10 304. Scott's Rivulet Road ...... 0 16 0 305. Arv11 Road and extension into Crown Lands 5 2 0 306. Kermandie Valley Road ...... ·················· 3 8 0 308. Cttirns' Bay Road ...... 50 14 0 310. Esperancc to Scott's Corner ...... 4 6 10 312. Raminea to Hastings ...... 135 16 9 313. Hastings to Southport ...... , ...... 57 5 6 Bridges, Branch Roads. 317. River Forth, to connect Promised Land to ,Vilmc-t ...... 137 9 10 318. Dasher and Minnow, Road Kimberley's Ford to Beulah ... 318 13 3 319. Near Mr. Munce's, on Road to Reedy Marsh ...... 7 16 5 320. River Liffey, Road Bishopsbourne to the. Oaks (Pitt's Bridge) ...... , ...... 33 15 9 ., 321. Westwood Bridge over River Meander, Road via. West- wood ...... 156 13 ·4 322. North Esk (Clark's Ford) ...... : ...... 2 4 6 323. River Macquarie, near Morningsicle, and South Esk, ilear Glen Esk ...... 15 15 10 325. Corra Lynn Bridge (completion and appi·oaches) ...... 13 17 3 326. Ringarooma River, Road Scottsdale to Upper Ringarooma 243 2 0 327. Forester River leading from Lisle Station ...... 7 16 10 328. River Brid (Road known as Sledge Track) ...... 223 10 1 329. South Esk at Evetcreech ...... 2 3 7 330. St. Paul's River (Road Corners to St. Mary's) ...... 18 9 3 331. Doctor's Creek, near Seymour, (Coast Road) ...... 25 14 6 332. Denison River (Bicheno to Seymour) ...... 21 13 6 333. Saltwater Creek (old Road to Richmond) ...... '. ... 2 15 0 334. Iron Creek, Road Nugent to Sorell ...... 6 10 0 335. Bagdad RivulPt (Wing's Lane), Constitution Hill ...... I 8 6 337. Wallaby Creek, Jernsalem ...... 29 7 10 0 17 10 Transfer. 338. Coal Rive1; (Lower Jerusalem to White Kangaroo River) ... 3 5 9 339. River Clyde at Bothwell ...... 399 8 6 49 8 6 Transtcr. 340. Over Kermandie River to Whale Point 1 10 0 ························· - £43,405 17 5 1557 7 11 - Public Buildings Erection Act, 5~ Viet No. 52- - 1. Post and Telegraph Office, Launceston, (completion) ...... • 1212 5 4 17 15 0 Transfer. .- 2. Hos1Jital for Insane, N r,w Norfolk ...... 220 17 0 3. New Public Offices, Franklin Square, Hobart, (emnpletion) 2430 14 0 4. Ditto, Iron Fencing and Ornamental Gates and Foot- path in front ...... 11 18 6 6. New Police Buildings (including purchase) ...... _...... 930 10 11 7, Hos1Jital, Launceston, additional Buildings and Improve- ments 25 16 8 8. Hospital, ················································-··················Hobart, additional Buildings and Improvements 69 14 0 9. Alterations and Additions to Cottage, Domain, for residence ' for Curator, Museum ...... 532 3 9 32 3 9 Transfer. 10. Post and Telegraph Offices generally (including purchase) 729 16 8 14. Commissioner's Residence, Strahan, (completion) ...... 32 3 6 15. Laying on Gas, New Town Charitable Institutiou ...... 248 14 -3 · 16. Technical School Buildings (completion) for Analyst (in addition to amount of £5000 re-appropriated by Section 5) 3497 14 9 17. Industrial School, Launceston, in aid of Building ...... 1000 0 0 .. ' 18. Purchase of Marine Board's Boat's Crew Quarters, Hobart 1600 0 0 19. Customs Shed, Hobart ...... 8 2 6 20. State ::3chools (Asphalting Playgrounds, Hobart, Laun- . ceston and Invermay) ...... , ...... 777 14 6 9 5 0 Refund .. 21. Campbell Town Hospital -(completion) ...... 100 0 0 -·----- £13,428 6 4 59 3 9 . ,. Public Works ·Execution Act, 53 Viet.No. 53- · , . First Part. Railways- = - . - - The Railway Construction Act, 1885, 49 Viet. No. 41 __:_ 2. Ulverstone (North-Western Line), completion ...... 22,000 0 0 3. Chudleigh Railway (completion) ...... 22,500 0 0 - Carried forward ...... : .. : ...... 44,500 0 0 Expenditure. Receipts. Remarka on Recei.ptll. 1------;---·----1------. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward ·...... , ...... •...... •• ...... •...... 44,500 0 O· Public Works Execution Act, 58: Viet. No. 58-continued. . Second Part. Railways generally. Derwent Valley Line- . · 4. Increased Waterway, and Improvements at Plenty Em- bankment ...... 652 6 0 152 o· O Transfer. 5. Additional Rolling Stock (3•carriages) ...... ~ ...... 245 5 9 6. Stone Aprons to Piers, Arundel Bridge ...... 81 0 4 7. Overhauling and painting Buildings ; new Platforms at Falls and Derbyshire Rocks ...... 187 5 0 9. Ladies' Waitin~-room, Bridgewater Junction ...... 35 0 0 10. Extension of Sidings, New Norfolk ...... 29 15 0 12. Platelayers' Cottage, Falls Station ...... •.•• ...... 136 15 4 18. Lengthening Engine-shed to stable spare engine (to be used for Apsley Line) and Extension of Roads and Pits ...... 241 2 4 10 2 4 Transfer. Parattah and Oatlands Line- 14. Station· Master's House and Parcels-room, Oatlands : ...... 215. 8 6

1 North-Western Line- · 15. Kimberley, new Station and Siding, &c...... 331 7 11 16. Goods-shed, Dunorlan ...... 217 10 3 17. Additions to Station Buildings and Sidings, Dunoi:lan ...... 104 10 8 4 10 8 Transfer. 18. Additional Signals, Launceston ...... ; ...... 59 19 11 19. Goods-shed, Stacking Ground, and improvements to pre~ sent Appliances, Formby ...... 421 10 2 20. Footbrirlge, Steel-street, to Wharf, Formby ...... 22 5 8 22. Roofing, draining, and improving Office and Dwelling (form~rly old tramway office) at Latrobe ...... 247 18 9 28. Shelter-sheds, Dulverton ...... 15 0 0 24. Verandah, &c. at Railton ...... 3 14 7 25. Extension of Sidings for safety, Whitefoord Hills · ...... 38 1 6 26. Filling in and metalling Approach to Sidings to enable teams to unload, West bury and Longford ...... 98 12 9 27, Two additional Rooms, Station Master's Residence, Evan- . dale Junction ...... 100 4 10 10 4 10 Transfer. Fingal Line- 29. Carriage-shed, and Roads into same, Conara Junction ...... 441 0 3 36 0 3 Transfer. 80. Alterations to Carriages ...... 84 15 8 Scottsdale Line- C 81. New Station and additional Rolling Stock ...... 4847 15 2 Miscellaneous- 32. Excursion Cari-iages (to be made locally) ...... ·...... 2271 18 7 477 8 3 88. Fifty additional trucks (ditto) ...... 5509. 2 · 4 509 2 4 Refund, £6 18s. Od. TransfP.r 84. Machinery (emery-grinding machine; four Ehrhardt's £502 9s. 4d. weighing apparatus for adjusting springs ; one hydraulic mandrill press with drifting apparatus) ...... 262 ll 7 85. W eighhrid~es for stations ...... 126 3 5 86. Contingencies for machinery, Launceston workshops ...... 120 0 0 37. Cottage for Locomotive Superintendent, Launceston ...... 389 15 8

Clause 4-New Coal Wharf, Launceston ...... 37 6 0 £61,514 12 6 1199 8 ·9

Public Works Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 54- First Part. Jetties- 1. Beaconsfield ...... 227 10 11 2. Swansea (completion) ...... :·...... 4 19 0 4. Cairns' Bay and approaches .'...... 100 15 0 O 15 O Transfer. 5. ,voodhridge ...... : ... : ...... 2 0 8 6. Long Bay ...... : ... , ...... 196 12 11 7. Mosquito Point, Victoria, (completion) ...... 47 19 0 8. Flowerpot, Chann!!l, (completion) ...... 37 6 7 9. Jetty, Jacobs' Boat Harbom,, (approach) ...... ; .. . 26 18 8 p. Jetty, Impression Bay, '(widening and completion) ...... 88 0 0 12. Wedge Bay Jetty (completion) ...... : ... . 0 15 0 18. Jetty, South Bruni (North end of Mills' Beach) ...... I 5 10 14. Jetty, Garden Island Creek (completion) .. : ...... ; ...... 102 14 9 2 14 9 'rransfer. Tracks- 15. Tracks and Emergent Works, West Coast ...... 2141 12 9 146' 17 · O Sale of horses, £66 12.,-. Od. 16. Tracks generally, Emergent Works, and Sm·veys for Roads 1274 0 9 Local contribution, £67 10s Harbour Improvements- Forfeited deposits, £12 15s.

17. Stanley (part of £181000) ...... : .... . 254 3 3 18. Wynyard (new Harbour) ...... ; ...... 835 10 11 19. Emu Bay (conditional upon grant from V.D.L. Companr of 3 acres of land at Blackman's Point for public purposes) 7126 4 7 1126 4 7 Refunds, £4 5.~. Id. Transfer 20. Penguin : ...... 304 8 6 £1121 19s. 6d. 21. Ulverstone ...... 700 12 7

Cai-ri.ed forward ...... ,...... 18,,23 6 · 8 1276 11 4 85

Expenditure. Receipts. Re"!arks on Receipt•.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Brouglttforward...... 181428 6 8 1276 11 4 Public Works Construction Act, 58 Viet. No. 54-continued; Harbour lmprovements- 22. Dredging Formby Bar and Mersey River (conditional upon a similar sum being raised and expended .by Mersey Marine Board) ...... •...... 2706 O 5 ·79 10 5 Refund. 23. Dredging Turning Basin, Latrobe ...... 2 15 ·5 24. Detention River, Improvements ...... 1 14 11 25. Survey al).d sinking Trial Shafts, Eagle Hawk Neck ...... 190 1 4 26. Snagging Huon River ...... 298 9 11 Miscellaneous -- 27. Eddystone Lighthouse (completion) ...... 650 16 7 29. Leading Lights, River Mersey ..... , ...... 600 0 0 80. Mount Cameron Water-race (completion) ...... 9646 18 7 4412 3 4 Transfer. 31. Embankments and Drainage, Swamp, Launceston ...... 1539 8 10 32. Roads generally, contingencies, and unforeseen works (in- cluding purchase) ...... 226 17 2 13 5 0 Transfer. 38. Improvements, Formby Esplanade ...... 312 2 0 84. Bridge over Hobart Rivulet to connect 'Lord-street and Wellesley Road District ...... 99 11 10 35. Forth Recreation Ground (purchase) ...... 0 19 2 38. West Hobart Recreation Ground (purchase) ...... 508 2 0 503 2 0 Refund. Second Part- · 41. Repairing damage caused by floods ...... 210 6 11 1498 14 4 Expenditure to 28 Feb., 1891, charged to Consolidated Clause 6, Harbour Improvements, River Leven ...... 407 19 4 Revenue. Clause 7, Bridge, River Derwent and Styx ...... 1856 3 10

32,676 ·9 11 7783 6 5

Railways Surveys Act, 53 Viet. No. 55- Parliamentary Surveys and Estimates. 1. Further Surveys for Railway to connect Sheffield with the North Western Line ...... 12 0 0 2. To connect Derwent Valley with West Coast ...... 722 18 8 151 9 4 Transfer. Contract Surveys. 3. Hobart to Huon ...... 1221 6 8 4. Glenora to Ouse (Ellendale Deviation) ...... 820 7 9 77 10 6 Transfer. 5. Apsley to Bothwell ...... 463 1 8 6. Scottsdale to Moorina ...... - ...... 1044 9 1 7. Ulverstone to Nietta ...... 201 1 2 ~. Emu Bay to Wynyard ...... 933 8 2 10 1 7 Transfer. 9. Parattah to Tunnack ...... 355 11 7 10. Branch to Richmond ...... 4 0 0

£577!3 4 9 £239 1 5

Construction Telegraph Lines Act, 53 Viet. No. 56 ...... , ...... £2687 9 1 £15 1 6 Refund. ; Construction of Streets Act, 53 Viet, No. 58- - N orth Hobart ...... 661 1 8 South Hobart ...... 1300 0 0 West Hobart ...... 830 1 11 City of Launceston ...... 2679 9 2

£5470 12 4 Improvements River Tamar, 58 Viet. No. 59- River Tamar ...... , ...... 5077 10 7 Whirlpool Rocks ...... : 777 10 7 ------' £5855 1 2

Main Line Railway Purchase Act, 54 Viet. No. 1...... 1,106,500 0 0

Main Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 54 Viet. No. 16. 13. Campania to Swansea (Paradise Road) ...... 441 4 2 15. Hobart to Leslie (widening) ...... 11 12 7 Bridges- 18. Jason's Gates ...... 280 12 4 19. George's River ...... 126 0 0 21. Scamander ...... 18 9 8

! 877 18 9 · !- Branch Roods and Bridges Construction Act, 54 Viet. No. 17. 5, Srnithton to Scott's Town ...... : ...... '. 10 7 0 79. Latrobe to Railton ...... ; 27 4 8 165. St. Mary's to Picanini Point ...... -.-.. . 9 9 1

Carried f01·1card ...... ; 47 0 9 36

Expenditure. RPceipts. Remarlia on Receipts.

£ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward . .••...... •...... •...... 47 0 9 Branch Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 54 Viet. No. 17- continued. 166. St. Mary's to Picnnini Point, Branch to King's and others l 9 6 167. St. Mary's to Picanini Point, Road to Thompson's Marshes 6 9 6 176. Campbell Town to Swansea...... 0 12 0 198. Jerusalem to Tunnack ...... 25 6 3 266. Watson's, Smyley's, and ·walpole's Roads, Franklin ...... 2 19 4 288. Remine to Zeehan ...... 977 11 8 290. From W aratah to Heazlewood ...... 7 10 0 314. George's River, Mussel Roe ...... 1 10 0 315. South Esk at Avoca ...... 29 11 10 322. Clyde, Bothwell ( corn pletion) ...... : ...... 50 8 6 323. Swan River (completion) ...... 41 5 0 324. Douglas River (completion) ...... 145 0 0 326. J.ord-street (Hobart), River .Liffey (Pitt's), Blythe at Dicker's, &c ...... ·...... 136 8 2

Sect. 8. Uxbridge Road deviation ...... 25 14 8 1498 17 2 ------Public Works Construction Act, 54 Viet. No. 18_:_ -~---- 1. George's B1ty ...... 72 13 8 12. Cairns' Bay, Brook's Bay, Garth's, Spinx Point, Garden Island,&c ...... 21 14 4 16. Duck River (Smithton) ...... 27 16 !) 19. Dredging Plant (purchase) ...... 1000 0 0 20. Emu Bay Breakwater (completion) ...... : .. . 2378 1 5 24. •relegraph Line, Ouse to Strahan ...... 1336 17 0 25. Mount Cameron '\Yater-race ...... : ...... 4412 3 4 27. Upper und Lower Roads, Queen's Domain ...... 1 2 9 28. Maryville Beach Esplanade .. :· ...... 127 13 10 35. Purchase of Quarantine Ground, &c; ...... ;... .. 100 0 0 --- £9478 3 1 Public Works Execution Act, 54 Viet. No. 19- First Part. Railways- The Railway Construction Act,_1883, (47 Viet. No. 46)- 1. Launceston and Scottsdale Line (completion) ...... 17,300 0 0 The Railway Construction Act, 1_885, (49 Viet. No. 41)- 2. Formby to 1:flverstone Lfne (completiol}) ...... · 16,580 0 0 3. Chudle1gh Lme (completion) ...... 4400 0 0 Second Part. Railways generallv- Miscellaneous- • 4. 53 Viet. No. 53, Item 33.-50 additional Trucks: excess over estimate owing to increase in price of material in England ...... · ...... 502 9 4 5. Enlargement of Verandah at Launceston Station ...... 249 13 0 6. Enlargement of Refreshment Rooms, Launcest_on and Deloraine Stations ...... · ...... 15 14 9 7. Completing Woodshop; extension to Locomotive Shop; Shed for storing timber; new Office for Locomotive Superintendent; new Carriage-shed; new Coal-stage; new. Sand-oven (~ompleted) ...... 2628 0 0 8. Extension of'Wharf at Launceston (completed) ...... 776 0 0 '\V estern Line- 9. Alterations to Stations, Goods Sheds, &c. Oaks Station, Gate-keepers' Cottages, Hogg's Lane, Plenty Embank- ment, (excesses on previous votes) ...... 92 19 6 10. Goods Shed, Exton, (completed) ...... 207 17 7 Finrral Line- 16. Five Platclayers' Cottages, Shelter-sheds, and Platforms, (excesses on previous votes) ...... 98 15 1 Scottsdale Line- ' 21. Purchase of Land for Recreation purposes in connection with excursion traffic (completed) ...... 361 11 0 22. Buildings, Denison Gorge, and Office at Tunnel ...... 337 16 7 23. Purchase of house, Lebrina Station, (completed) ..... , ...... 50 0 0 25. Turntable, &c., Golconda ...... 190 13 1 RaihTays generally- 27. Paint Shop ...... 312 18 8 28. Carriages, to be built locally ...... 477 8 8 30. Extra Sidingf! to Paint Shops, Sheds, and Shops, Launceston 144 7 9 Clause 4.-Siding at Eastbourne ...... : ...... 246 18 4 ------£44,922 17 11 37

Experiditure. Receipts. Remarks on Receipts.

£ s. d. £ s. d. -Construction Telegraph Lines Act, 54 Viet. No. 81- 380 9 11 Defonce Appropriation Act, 54 Viet. No. 32- 1. _Excesses on votes for completion of Alexandra and Bluff · Batteries .... ; ...... 688 18 10 2. Purchase and completion of Sandy Bay Rifle Range ...... · 757 7 8 3. Targets for Auxiliary Forces ...... 10 11 6 4. Purchase of Derrick for Hulk ...... 29 0 0 5. For completion and increase of Camp and Field Equipment 437 17 5 6. EquipmentAuxiliary Force .... : ...... 911 8 9 7. To.complete equipment of guns mounted in Batteries : ... .. 14 6 6

£2844 10 8

Railway Surveys, 54 Viet. No. 83- - 2. Parliamentary Survey from Ouse to Zeehan ...... 161 9 4 3. Ditto, W aratah to Zeehan ...... 0 7 0 4. Ditto, Mole Creek to Zeehan ...... 37 7 0 9. G lenora to Ouse ...... 77 10 6 13. Ulverstone to Wynyard ...... 10 1 7

£276 15 5 -= Puhlie Buildings Erection Act, 54 \'ict. No. 34- 6. Alterations at Gaol, Hobart ...... 385 11 9 7, Cottage, Domain, completion ...... 32 3 9

£417 15 6

Expenditure, Main Line Railway Act, 54 Viet. No. 315- 6. Foundation for Turntable, Hobart ...... •.... •.. •.. •.. / 127 9 1 7. Alterations to i::itation Yards ...... 99 7 6 10. South Bridgewater Junction ...... 15 14 0 14. Payment of part of Purchase Money, (item under verdict in recent Law Suit) ...... , ...... 18,378 15 7 15. Law Costs in recent Suit, Expenses in connection with Negotiations for Purchase, and cost of Inscription of Stock 9846 0 3

£28,467 6 5

l:lale of Lands and Construction Public ,vorks, &e. Act, 54 Viet. No. 44- 2. Purchase Premi8es, Glen Dhu, Launceston, for Invalid Depot ...... £2 17 0

B. STAFFORD BIRD, Treasurer. Treasury, Hobart, 20 May, 1891. Examined and certified to be correct. W. LOVETT, Auditor-General. 28i·d June, 1891. ·ss No. 3.

STATEMENT ~f Expenditure from the CoNSOLIDATED REVENUE FuND of Tasmania for the Service of the Year 1890, compared with the A mounts voted under the Estimates for that Yem·, made up to 28th Fl!b1·uary, 1891.

Estimate or Special Appro­ Establfahments detailed. B:cpenditure. -priation. by Abot•e·t1ie Below tht Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliament.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. His Excellency tlte Governor's Establisltme1~t...... Salaries ...... I 5430 0 0 5430 0 0 Contingencies - _ Maintenance of Government House, under 47

0 553 5 6 522 2 4 31 3 2 st:J~;~~~!~·sid;e;·~~d·F~~1·~~d-Light fdr'I Public Offices •.••••• , • • • • • • . • . • • . • . •.• . • 38 6 11 100 0 Q 61 13 1

6021 12 5 6052 2 4 31 3 2 61 13 1 Ministerial Office. Salaries ..••... ·•.•••••.•• , •...... , .. .- ...... 400 0 0 400 O· 0 Contingencies- . Stationery, Stores, ancl Sundries ..•••.••. , ••••. 8 19 9 20 0 0 11 0 3

408 19 9 420 0 0 11 0 3 Rxecutive Council. Salaries ...... -...... •..•...... •.... 100 0 0 100 .0 0 Contingencies- Stationery and Stores ... , ...... 3 7 1 8 0 0 4 12 11 Unforeseen Expensr,s ...... , ...... 5 O 0 5 0 0

103 7 1 113 0 0 9 12 ,11 Legislative Council. Salaries ...... , •••..•••.• , ...... •..•. , . 1315 0 0 1315 0 0 Contingencies- _ Witnesses' Expenses and Incidental •Expenses .. 95 15 9 54 0 0 41 15 9 Stationery and Stores...... ·22 15 7 30 0 0 7 4 5 Uniform for Messengers ...... , .....••••. .8. 0 .0 S O 0

1441 11 4 1407 0 0 4115 9 7 4 5 House qf Assembly. Salaries ...... •...... 1700 0 0 1700 0 0 Allo1vances .- ..· ..... , ..•• , ; , . , ...... • • 155 0 ·O 155 0 0 Contingencies- Clerical Assistance during Session ...... •..... 27 0 0 25 0 0 2 0 0 Extra Messepgers during Session ...... 76 2 2 25 0 0 51 2. 2 Witnesses' Expenses and Incidental Expenses .. 97 7 5 101 0 0 3 12 7 Stationery and 8tores ...... , ...... 55 6 3 60 0 0 4 13 9 Insurance of Books in Library ...•....•.•.... 3 0 0 6 0 0 3 0 0 Books of Reference for Library ...... 105 13 2 100 0 0 5 13 2 Newspapers ...... 78 18 7 60 0 0 18 18 7 Uniform for Messengers . . • ...... , ... . 23 5 0 21 0 0 2 5 0

2321 12 7 2253 0 0 79 18 11 11 6 4 Cldef Secretai-y' s Department. Salaries ...... •...... •...... 2620 0 0 2620 0 0 Contingencies- Newspapers and Petty Expenses ...... 39 11 3 40 0 0 0 8 9 Stationery and Stores .....•...... 51 6 3 70 0 0 18 13 9 Uniform for Mcsse~gers ...... 27 0 0 27 0 0

2737 17 6 2757 0 0 19 2 6 Audit Department. Salaries ...... •...... •...... 2505 5 5 2620 0 0 114 14 7 Contingencies- Travelling Expenses ...... •...... , •••••• , . 158 19 8 200 0 0 41 0 ~ Stationery and Stores ...... 25 1 11 30 0 0 · 4 18 1 Newspapers for reference, and Petty Expenses 9 16 0 10 0. 0 0 4 0 Uniform for Messenger ...... •...... 16 0 0 13 10 0 2 10 0

2715 3 0 2873 10 0 2 10 0 160 17 0 -----·---1:------l---- Estimate or SpecialAppro- EstabliJJhments detailed. Expenditure. priation by Above the• BelowtM Act of Estimate. Esti111.att1. Parliament.

Statistician, Registrar of Births, Deaths, and £ s. d. £ s. s. £ s. d. £ s. d. Marriages, also '1.'rade Marks and Letters Patent. Salaries .•...... •...._ ••••••... , •...... •••• 1089 7 6 1095 0 0 512 6 Allo,vances ..•....•••••.•.••••.•.••..•..•••. 606 4 0 605 0 0 1 4 0 Contingencies- Registers for Births and Deaths . • • . . . •••.•. 30 0 0 30 0 0 Incidental Expenses ...•...... •.....••..•.•. 14 17 6 20 0 0 5 2 6 Cost of collecting Statistics .•.•••..••.•••... ·361 16 6 360 o. 0 1 16 6 Stationery and Stores .. ·••••...••...... •••. 53 4 5 30 0 0 23 4 5

2125 9 11 2140 0 0 2,6 4 11 40 15 0 Analyst. Salaries ....••• , •....•..••...... 600 0 0 600 0 0 Contingencies,- Travelling Expenses •••..•....•••...... 10 0 0 10 0 0 Incidental Expenses ...... ••...... •.....• 5 10 8 20 0 0 14 9 4 Stationery arid Stores ...... ••....•...... 84 6 9 70 0 0 14 6 9

689 17 5 700 0 0 14 6 9 24 9 4 inspection of Mabhinery. Salaries...... 500 0 O 500 0 0 Contingencies- Travelling ·Expenses ..•.... _...... ••...... 145 16 7 350 0 O 204 3 5 Stationery and Stores ...... ••...... 6 7 9 15 0 0 8 12 3 Instruments and Books ...... _...... 103 19, 7 60 0 0 43 19 7 Incidental E~penses ...... • • • . • . ... . 1 ·14 .3 15 0 0 13 5· 9 Rent of Office ...•..•..•...... 25 0 0 25 0 0 Messenger, part Salary ... : ...... 15 0 0 15 0 0

797 18 2 980 0 0 43 19 7 226 1 5 Fisheries IJepai·trTJ,ent. ------,------1------1------Salaries .....••· .. , .... , ...... , , , ...... 141 5 o 141 5 O Contingencies- Oyster Culture . . . . • ...... • ...... • , . . 5 3 O 200 0 O 194 17 0 Propagation ~nd Culture of Native Fish . . . . . 8 17 9 25 0 0 16 2 3 Travelling Allowance. • . . . • . • . . • ...... 11 11 0 50 0 0 38 9 0 Rent of Ponds...... 40 0 O· 40 0 0 Conservancy of Derwent ...... 94 18 I 100 0 O 5 1 11 Transport of: Ova and Fry ...... 25 0 0 25 0 0 Stationery arid Stores ...... 28 2 10. 25 0 0 3 2 10 U Ilfoi'eseen Expenses...... 19 2 O 25 0 0 5 18 0 · Commission to Sub-Collectors Fishery Licences 11 11 6: 15 0 0 3 8 6 Destruction Cormorants ...... ••....•.. , .• ; . . . 100 0 O ]00 0 0 Special Vote for testing Rivers ...... •.... ; . . . 150 0 O 150 0 0, Advertising Fisheries Regulations ...•.....•. , 23 17 6 23 17 6

384 8 8 896 5 0 27 0 4 538 16 8 lnques~s ...•.. 348 1 2 282 11 0 65 10 2 · Public Buildings.: Salaries ...... ' ..••.....•. , •..•...... , •..•.. 250 0 0 250 0 · 0 Contingencies- Fuel, Light, and 1Vater, Public Offices, Hobart 1373 13 9 1000 0 0 373 13 9 Fuel, Light, and Water, Public Offices, Laun- ceston ...... •.....•.....•..•.•. 312 9 10 290 0 O 22 9 10 ·i,tores for cleaning Offices ...... 21 14 11 10 0 0 11 14 11 Allowance to Office Keeper,. Launceston, for Assi_stance Lighting Fires ...... _.•...... 6 0 0 6 0 0 Fuel and Light, Country Public Offices, Post and Telegraph ... ; ...... ; ..••••••....•. 41 9 9, 150 0 0 108 10 3 Gratuity to Superintendent of Telegraphs for services in connection with Electric Light during 1889 ...... •.... 20 0 0 ::0 0 0 Ditto ditto during 1890 .••.••• , ..... , •. , 20 0 0 20 0 0

2045 8 3 1720 0 0 433 18 6 108 10 3 Agent-Genei-a·z in England. Salaries ..... : •...... ••. , •••... , , •••...... 1531 11 · 0: 1520 0 0 11 11 0 Contingencies-=- Travelling and Miscellaneous Expenses ...•.. 80 0 5 100 0 0 19 19 7 Stationery, Stores, and Incidental Expenses .. 150 0 0 150 0 0 Rent of Office , •.•.••• , ..•.••.•.•...... 200 0 0, 220 0 0 20 0 0

1961 11 5 1990 0 0 , 11 11 0 39 10 7 I--'-----~---·------.--·------.Estimate or Special Appro- Establishme11t1 detailed. .E~pe7Jdit11re. priatiOII by Above the . Below the Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliament.

£ .~. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Neiii Town Fm·m. So.laries ...•..•••••••••..... ,...... •.....•• 399 19 0 309 19 6 0 0 6 Contingencies- . Miscellaneous Farm Expenses , . •· ••.••••.... 115 17 0 200 14 6 84 17 6 Purchase of Live Stock ••••...•.•••.....•• .- . ·82 3 2 40 0 0 42 3 2 Fuel, Light, Stationery, and Stores .••••..••.. 25 7 6 24 0 0 1 7 6 Repairs to Farm Buildings .•...•..••••••••.. 12 1 7 50 0 0 37 18 5 Employment of Invalids, New Town Institution 109 4 0 109 4 0 1------1·------·1------744 12 3 714 14 0 152 14 8 122 16 5

Ecclesiastical. Church of England • , •••....•....•••.•••••..• 820 0 0 820 0 0 Church of Rome •••••...••••..•••..•••...•. 175 2 0 175 2 1 0 0 I Wesleyan Church •.•••..••.• •.••••••..••..•••• 87 10 0 87 10 0 Free Church of Scotland ..••••..••...•••••.••. 29 3 6 29 3 6 Governing Body Church _of England, for the pur- . pose of supplying a Chaplain to the Prisoners and Insane, chargeable to Imperial Funds .•.•· 100 0 0 100 0 0 Governing Body Church of Rome, for alike purpose 75 0 0 75 0 0

1286 15 6 1286 15 7 0 0 1

Oliaritable Gmnts. Salaries ...... • • • • . • • • • • .. . . • • • . • • .. • . • • • • 600 0 0 600 0 0 Contingencies- . Transport and Funeral Expenses of Paupers throughout the Colony . . . • . . . . • • • • . . • • . . . . 521 0 5 509 2 8 11 17 9 Maintenance of Paupers not otherwise provided- . for, &c...... • ...... • . . • . • • • . • • • • .. 4328 5 10 4856 8. 6 528 2 8 Stationery and Stores . . • . . . • • • • • • • • • . . . • • • . 13 14 7 5 0 0 8 14 7

5463 0 10 5970 11 2 20 12 4 528 2 8 Boai·ding-out System. Maintenance of. Destitute Children under the Boarding.out System ...... 1488 17 6 2000 15 ·O 511 17 6 Inspecting Officer, Boarding-out System . , .•• , .. 180 0 0 180 0 0 Stationery ...•..•.•.•••••.•.•••..••••..••.• 5 0 0 5 0 0

1668 17 6 2185 15 0 516 17 6 industrial and Ragged Selwo_ls. . _ Boys' Horne, Hobart (No. 25) • .. .. • • • • • . . . • • . 286 7 5 325 0 0 38 12 7 Industrial School for Females, Hobart (No. 30).. 351 11 6 390 0 0 38 8 6 St. Joseph's Orphanage, Hobart (No. 30) . . • • • . 432 18 6 300 O O 42 18 6 Industrial School for Females, Launceston (No. 18) 333 14 9 234 0 0 99 14 9 Ragged Schools, Hobart (No. 525) . . . • • • . . • • . . 350 O o 350 O O Also provided a like sum be raised by subscription 150 0 O 150 0 0 Training School for Girls, Hobart,...... 146 12 8 130 0 O 16 12 8 1------1------1------1------2051 4 10 1969 0 0 159 5 11 77 1 1 Training Sc/tool, Cascades. Salaries ...... •..•...... 393 10 0 396 0 0 2 10 0 Contin~e_ncies- Prov1s1ons · .....•• , •..•....••.....•..••••.. 320 19 11 350 0 0 29 0 I l\'I:edical' Comforts ...•..•..•.. , ...... 10 0 0 10 0 0 Clothing, Bedding, and Stores ...... 178 7 9 180 0 0 I 12 3 Washing, Fuel, and Light ...... 70 17 2 80 0 0 9 2 10 Stationery, Printing, and Medical Expenses .. 9 0 4 20 0, 0 10 19 8 Petty Expenses and Rewards ...... 26 15 10 25 0 0 11510 Alterations and Repairs to Buildings ....•... 75 6 11 75 0 0 0 6 11 Furniture and Materials ...... •• , ...... 15 16 5 25 0 0 0 3 7 Farm Expenses and Farm Labour .... , ...... 221 1 4 211 5 0 9 16 4 '------1------1------1311 15 8 1372 5 0 11 19 1 72 8 5 Grants in aid qf- Cltai·itable Institutions, c!'c, Benevolent Society, Hobart, maintenance of de­ stitute persons in Hobart and Suburbs .••.••. , 200 0 0 1300 0 0 1100 0 0 Benevolent Society, Launceston ...•...... 250 0 0 375 0 0 125 0 0 Ditto, £1 for every £1 raised up to the sum voted by Parliament ...•••••.••••••••.••••. 250 0 0 375 0 0 125' 0 0 41

Estimate or Special Appro- Establi.shments detailed. Expenditure. priation by Above the Below the Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliament.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Grants in Aid

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£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. General Hospital; Hobart. Salaries ...... •.•.....•....•...... 2577 8 5 2585 18 · 6 ... 8 10 1 Contingencies-- Provisions ...... · 2397 7 1 2800 0 0 ... 402 12 11 Medical Comforts ...... ••.••••••••••••••.. 190 0 3 150 0 0 40 0 3 Clothing, Bedding, and Stores .•.•...... 586 14 9 500 0, 0 86, J:4 9 Stationery and .Advertising ...•••....•.....•. 54 ,10 5 40 0 0 14 10 5 Washing .••..•••.•.••....•.....•.....•.••.•.. 436.12 5 275 0 0 161 12 5 Funeral Expenses • • • •. • . • • • • ••••••••••.•••. 46 5 o, 75 0 0 .. 28 15 0 Medicines and Surgical .Instruments •..••.•... 366 6 9: 350 0 0 16 6 9 Cleansing ...... •..•_...... , ., .. 15 0 0, 20 0 0 .. 5 0 o. Petty and Incidental Expenses ..•..•••...•... ' 28 8 lOi 40 0 0 .. 11 11 2 Furniture ...... •••••••••.•.. ., .••..•...••.. 54 9 o, 50 0 0 4 9 0 Repairs and .Alterations to Buildings ...... , 436 13 1 300 10 0 136 3 ·l Uniform for Nurses and Attendants .•...... •. 124 18 3: 125 0 0 .. 0 1 9 Commissio~ for collecting Fees ...• ~ . • .. • • . . . · 130 5 6 75 0 0 55 5 6 0ccasional Assistance, Nursing Staff •••....••. 2 2 O· 50 0 0 .. 47 18 0 Fuel and Light .....•..•••••••.•••••••••.•. 641 14 3,' 500 0 0 141 14 3

8088 16 0, 7936 8 6 656 16 5 504 8 11 General Hospital, Launceston. Salaries ...... 2010 3 8 2144 16 0 .. 134 12 4 .Allowances ...... •.•...... 54 10 6 50 0 0 4 10 6 Contingencies- . i Pro~sions ...... ••••.•••..•••.••••..••. · I 1546 1 4 1650 0 0 .. 103 18 8 Medical Comforts ...... 93 18 10 100 0 o, ••· 6 1 2 Clothing, Bedding, and Stores ...... : 221 19 10 600 0 0 .. 378 0 2 Stationery, Advertising, and Washing ...... 75 0 0 90 0 0 .. 15 0 0 Funeral Expenses ...... •.•..•..•...... 62 8 0 150 0 0 .. 87 12 0 :Medicines and Surgical Instruments ...... 288 5 4 450 0 0 .. 161 14 8 Incidental Expenses ...... , ...... •.. , .... 96 4 1 75 0 0 21 4 1 Repairs and Alterations to Buildings ...... 819 12 0 304 10 0 15 2 0 Uniform for Nurses and Servants ....•... , .... 81 1 11 100 0 0 .. 18 18 1 Furniture and Grounds. ·...... 83 12 o, 129 4 6 .. 45 12 6 Commission on Collection of Fees •.•.....•... 49. 6. 11 60 0 0 .. 10 13 1 Fuel, Light, and Water .....•••••....•. , •••• 578 .17 4 500 0 0 78 17 4 - 5561 1 9 6403 10 6 119 13 11 962 2 8 ------Public Healtli-Central Board. Salaries ...... 500 0 0 500 0 0 Contingencies- For purpo~es of Public Health Act ...... •.•. 331 15 7 125 0 0 206 15 7 8tationery, Stores, Printing, and Advertising .. 23 10 0 40 0 0 .. 16 10 0 Petty Expenses ...... , ...... , 4 6 5 10 0 0 .. , 5 13 7 Travelling Expenses ...••••••••..••.•...... 143 7 7. 150 0 0 .... 6 12 5 ------1002 19 7 825 0 0 206·15 7 2S 16 0 Vaccination Department. Contingencies- Expenses in connection with Public Vaccinations 320 14 6 488 0 0 .. IG7 5 (j Supply of Calf Lymph ...... ·••·. 24 6 0 100 0 0 .. 75 14 0 Stationery, Stores, Advertising, and Incidental Expenses ...... •...... •..•...... 10 0 3 65 0 0 .. 54 HJ 9 q55 0 9 653 0 0 .. 207 19 a Medical Department. Salaries ...•. , ...... 568 .. 15 0 61S 5 0 .. 49 10 0 Contingencies- Stationery, Stores, and Incidental Expenses ..... 1 4 4 25 0 0 .. 23 15 8 Allowances- · Travelling Allowance, Government-- Medical Officer ...... 75 0 0 75 0 0 644 19 4 7i8 5 0 .. 73 5 8 Hospitals for Contagious Diseases------Hobart · · Salaries ...... •.•.....••..•. 112 10 0 120 0 0 7 10 0 Contin~e!lcies- Prov1s10ns ....••..•....•...... •.•.•..... 25 19 6 60 0 0 .. 3,1 0 6 Medical Comforts .. _...... , ...... ••...... 4 0 0 .. 4 0 0 Clothing, Bedding, and Stores ....•.... , ... 10, 6 7 15 0 0 .. ,1 13 5 Fuel and Light ...... •.••.••••••..••••••... 28 ... 2 4 30 0 0 .. 1 17 8 Miscellaneous ••••••••••••••••••••••••..•. 2 2 0 8 0 0 .. 5 18 0 0 2 Medicines • • • •■.•■•■ I ■■ ■ ••• ■■■ I ■ ■ o I ■■■ t • • .. 2 0 .. 0 0 .·43

Estimate or Special Appro- 'EstablWmzents detailed, Bxpenditw·e. priation by · Above the Below the Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliam6nt. ---· -- -- £ s. 'd. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Hospitalfm· Contagious Diseases-continued. Repairs ~o Buildings .•.•••.•.•••••••.... 27 17 ,4 25 0 0 2 17 4 Maintenance of Inmates ...... '. ••. 9 9 6 .. 9 9 6 Laun<:eston. Salaries ...•••.•..•••.••.•••••.•..••••• , .• 71 9 '2 106 0 0 .. 84 10 10 Contin~e?cies- Prov1s10ns ...... 75 10 5 55 0 0 20 10 5 Med!c'.11 Comt?rts ••••. ,: ...... ; .. 5 0 0 .. 5 0 0 Medrcmes ....•••.•••••••.....•...... ~ ... 5 0 0 .. 5 0 0 Clothing, Bedding, and Stores ..•••.•••... 10 0 ,I 10 0 0 0 0 I Fuel, Light; and Water -...... 13 19 10 20 0 0 .. 6 0 2 Miscellaneous . • • . . ••..•••••••.••••.... 0 19 0 5 0 0 .. 4 1 0 388 5 9 470 0 0 32 17 4 114 11 7 - Pen.~ions, Retii·ed Allowances, tc•..••..•...•••..• 13,900 16 2 i4,675 11 11 .. 774 15 9 Treasury. Salaries...... •..•.•. 3595 0 0 3595 0 0 CQntingencies- Stationery and Stores ...... , .....•••••.•... 90 2 8 60 0 0 30. 2 8 Miscellaneous Expenses ...... •...... 48 7 4 40 0 0 8 7 4 Uniform for Messenger ...... 16 0 0 13 10 0 2 10 0 Expenses in connection with. Public Debts Sinking Fund ...... • . • • • . . • • .• , ...... , 50 0 0 50 0 0 - 3799 10 0 , 3758 10 0 41 0 0 Customs and Excise Depai·tment. · Salaries- . Hobart .....•••.••....•.•..•.••••.•••.•••. 3734 15 0 3816 0 0 .. 81 5 0 Launceston ..•..•...... •...... •.... 3025 18 7 3055 8 4 .. 29 9 9 Outstations. . • • . . . . • • • . . . . . • • • • . • . . . • • . • . . 1065 0 1 1134 1 8 .. 69 1 7 Allowances- Outstations ...... •...... •• , •..•...... 90 0 0 195 0 0 .. 105 0 0 Contingencies- · Travelling Expenses ...... 16 11 5 50 0 0 .. 33 8 7 Occasional Assistance and Incidental Expenses 84 7 2 128 8 0 .. 44 0 10 Repairs to Weighing Machines and Boat ..... 15 10 6 25 0 0 .. 9 9 6 Stationery and Stores ...... •...... 126 0 0 90 0 0 36 0 0 Uniform for Messenger ...•...... •.. , .... 6 15 0 .. 6 15 0 8164 17 9 8493 18 0 42 15 0 371 15 3 Excise Branch. Salary ...... ••...... 300 0 0 300 0 0 C'ontingencies- Travelling Expenses of Collector of Beer Duty 122 18 7 200 0 0 77 I 5 Stationery ...... •...... 5 0 0 5 0 0 422 18 7 505 0 0 82 1 5 D~j"ences of the Colony.-Land Defence$. Permanent Staff- Salaries ...... •...... •....••.•.•..•..•. 1698 15 0 ' Allowances ...... ,, •••.....•. . 193 16 10 Travelling Expenses ...... •....•..••. 110 10 0 Contingencies- Fuel and Light for Offices .....••.•...... 13 14 3 - Stationery, Stores, and Advertising ...... 29 6 3 Clothing ...... ••..•..... 44 2 6 lncidontal Expenses ••••.....•...... •..... 8 6 3 Clerical Assistance ....•...... ••.... 137 0 0 Pas8age Money, Captain Parker, R.N. , .... 70 ·2 10 Permaneat Force- . · Pay ...... •..•..•.•..•.....•..•..•.. 1'774 3 6 Contingencies- Rations and Maintenance of Men, at Is. 3d. each per diem ••••••.••••...•••...... 604 4 Clothing and Necessaries ...... 243 16 Fuel and Light ...... •.... 88 10 Funeral Expenses ...... _..•.. 6 10 Volunteer Force- ii Artillery Training ...... 125 15 0 Engineer Corps-Pay ...... •...... 354 6 6 Capitation Grant-Engineer Corps, at £2 per annum .....•...... •... , •...... •...... 124 0 0 44

i Estimate or Special Appro-. Establi,shments detailed. Expenditure. priation by .Above the Below tM Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliament •

-·-. . . .. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ 8, d. £ s. d. Defences of tlte Colony-Land Defences-continued. Defence Force-Volunteers, at £2} 717 0 Reserve Men, at £1 . . . . • • . . . • . . Per annum 14 0 Cadets, at £1 ...... •••...•.. 56 0 ~ I Great Coats for Artillery ..•••.••••....•.•.. 140 4 Miscellaneous- · Repairs to Arms and Rifle Ranges ...... ,- •.• 38 4 Ammunition for _Infantry and Artillery .•••.. 341 3 Loss on sale of Ammunition supplied to De- fence Force .•..•..... ·.....• , ...••....•• , . 20 8 Fuel and Light ...... •.....••... 146 18 10,042 17 6 972 14 ·5 Torpedo Stores and.Electric Light ...... • 90 8 ~l Stationery, Stores, and Advertising ....•..... 98 12 !I Repairs, &c. to Buildings ..••••...•••...•.. 135 6 2 Drill Stores ..••...... •..•.....••••.... 22 3 4 Cartage, Boat and Steamer hire, and Incidental Expenses ...... •...... 156 12 3 Assistance to Corps for Maintenance of Bands 150 0 0 Markers at Ranges during Musketry Course and authorised Practices .•..... ·•..••••.•.. 100 0 0 Clerical Assistance, Launceston Ai'tillery .•.... 20 0 0 Rent of Rifle Range, Sandy Bay ...•..••••.. 12 10 Maintenance of Batteries ...... '! .••• ..•• 189 9 ~, Prizes for Shooting ...... '! ...... 58 17 6 Launceston Artillery, Camp of Exercise ..•••. 30 0 0 Auxiliary Force-.

Salaries 0 351 2 5 Annual C~~;s~ iM~;k~t;y ·:::::::: :: :: ::: : 390 16 10 Loss on sale of Ammunition .•...... • , •.. 191 0 0 Contingencies- Travelling Expenses .. , ...••••...... ••.... 242 3 7 Transport Charges . . . • ...... • ...... 102 11 Uniforms ...... 1006 0 !I Incidental Expenses, Maintenance, Repairs, Stationery, &c; ...... 43 18 4i :Fuel, Light, and Clothing for Instructors .... 26 0 O' Allowance for Quarters for Instructors ...... 50 0 o I Prizes for Shooting ...... •••...... •. , ... 129 5 Officers' Instruction Class ...... , ...... , . 167 15 ~I . In aid of"Tasmanian Rifle Association 150 0 OJ Camp of' Exercise ..... , ·, ...... : : : : : : : · 1653 15 5 1600 0 0 53 15 5 '- --- 12,669 7 4 11,642 17 6 1026 9 10 Naval Defences. Contrilmtion to Imperial Naval Defence .••••• .. 1500 0 0 1500 0 0 "\'\Tor king and Maintenance of Torpedo Boat .. 29 7 3 60 0 0 30 12 9 ------29 7 3 1560 0 0 .. 1530 12 9 --· ---J-- Total Defences of tile Colony ...... 12,698 14 7 13,202 17 6 1026 9 10 1530 12 9 -- Office qf Ta.Tes. Salarie_s ...... ' ...... 1635 0 0 1635 0 0 Contingencies- Clllrical Assistance ...... 157 12 6 80 ,0 0 77 12 6 Travelling Expenses ..•...... -..... 24 19 6 25 0 0 .. 0 0 6 Stationery and Stores ...• , ...... , ..... ·721911 50 0 0 22 19 II Cost of Collection of' Rates .•... , ...... •. 130 14 8 : 100 0 0 30 14 8 Advertising ...... - , • , . , ... : ·~ ; • , ...•.•... 7 9 6 15 0 0 .. 7 10 6 Cleaning Offices ... , .. , , ..•...•••.....•.•.. 20 0 0 20 0 0 2048 16 1 1925 0 0 131 7 1 7 11 0 Post Office. ------Salaries- Hobart ·····. ······ ...... ······-··· ······ 6351 11 11 6196 13 4 154 18 7 .. Launceston ...... ••••...... ••.•..•.••... 3567 4 0 3615 16 6 .. 48 12 6 Postmasters ....•••..•..••••...... ••. 4770 11 2 4760 0 0 10 11. 2 .. Remuneration to Postmastersconductiug Money Order, Postal Notes & Savings Bank business 1795 5 0 1550 0 0 245 5 0 .. Provision for New Post Offices to be estab- · Iished and small increases of Salaries to Post- masters, not exceeding £5 each .....• , •••• 82 11 7 200 0 0 .. 117 8 5 Contingencies- Clearing Pillar Letter Receivers ..•• , ...•••. 244 6 8 270 0 0 .. ')"-.> 13 4 Miscellaneous and Unforeseen Expenses ..•... 219 4 6 235 0 0 : .. 15 15 6 Stationery and Stores, including Mail Bu.gs, &c. 648 17 11 800 0 0 .. 151 2 1 45 ------~-""""'."--- Estimate or Special Appro­ Establishments detailed. E:i:penditure. priation by Above the Below the Act of Est·imate, Estimate. Parliament.

£ s. d. £ S, d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Post Office-continued. Printing and gumming Postage and Revenue Stamps ...... •...... •.... 565 19 5 300 0 0 265 19 5 .. Uniforms for Letter Carriers and Mail Guards 250 15 6 250 0 0 0 15 6 .. Advertising ...... 73 19 0 75 0 0 .. 1 1 0 Travelling Expenses ...•...... •••.... 39 ·4 0 50 0 0 .. 10 16 0 Cartage and Boat Hire •...... 86 16 3 100 0 0 .. 13 3 9 Overtime on arrival and departure of English and Intercolonial Mails ...... 160 10 0 151 1 0 9 9 0 .. Bills of Exchange Forms, Revenue Stamps ... .. 50 0 0 .. 50 0 0 Expenses in connection with "The Stamp Duties Act" ...... ••••••...... 7 1 0 20 0 0 .. 12 19 0 Conveyance of Mails- Conveyance of Inland Mails ...... •...... 17,398 7 8 16,012 11 8 1385 16 0 .. Postal Communication with Great Britain .... 3909 4 6 4572 8 2 .. 663 3 8 Conveyance of Intercolonial and English Mails between Launceston and Melbourne ...... 4300 0 0 4300 0 0 .. .. Gratuities to Masters of Vessels for Convey- ance of Ship Letters ...... ·535 3 11 500 0 0 35 3 11 .. Conveyance of Monthly Mails between Hobart and New Zealand . . . . • ...... 250 0 0 250 0 0 .. .. Speci~l Mail Service with Melbourne during the Strike ...... •...•..... ; •..•••••... 880 7 10 .. 880 7 10 .. 46,137 1 10 44,258 10 8 2988 6 5 1109 15 3

Office qf Stores. . Salaries ...•... , •••.•••.••• , •.•. , ••••• , ••.••. 1580 0 0 1580 0 0 Contingencies- Store Labour and Incidental Expenses .•....•. 304 14 6 284 0 0 20 14 6 Stationery and Stores ...... •...•.• 53 2 1 35 0 0 18 · 2 1 Advertising ...... ••••.•. 59 2 6 50 0 0 9 2 6 Conveyance of Stationery, Stores, &c ...•••... 54 18 5 40 0 0 14 18 5 Expenses in connection with Powder Magazines 261 6 6 266 0 0 4 13 6 In lieu of House Night-guard, Launceston .... . 18 5 0 18 5 0 Miscellaneous to meet charges of adjustment on ~ I Colonial Storekeeper's Personal Account ..... 30. 0 0 30 0 0

2331 9 0 2303 5 0 62 17 6 34 13 6

Pri.nting Department. Salaries ...... •...... ••...... 1110 0 0 1110 0 0 Wages to Establishment . : .. ...•.....•...... 5989 2 9 5400 0 0 589 .2 9 Contingencies- Repairs to Machinery, Presses, &c., and Petty Expenses ...... 75 3 O 60 O O 15 3 0 Stationery Account and Stores . . . . . • . . . . • • • . 2900 14 5 2200 O O 700 14 5 Fuel and Light ...... • • . . . .. • . .. • .. . . 164 4 8 160 o o 4 4 8 New Type, Fittings, &c...... 311 7 10 200 o O 111 7 10 Uniform for Messenger .. : .....·...... 16 O o 13 10 O 2 10 0 1------1------1------J 10,566 12 8 9143 10 0 1423 2 8 Electric Telegraplt_Deprn·tment. Salaries ...... , •.. 10,258 17 10 10,150 0 0 108 17 10 Allowances...... , ...... 431 13 4 455 0 0 23 6 8'. Contingencies- Cable Company, for maintenance of communi- cation between Tasmania and Victoria ... . 4200 0 0 4200 0 0 Shipping Reports ...... 50 0 0 · 50 0 0 Cable Company, for working Low Head Station 390 0 p 450 0 0 60 0 0 Additions, Repairs, and Maintenance o;;' Lines 3971 13 4 4029 15 3 58 1 11 . Maintenance of Telephonic communication .. . 497 19 7 500 0 0 2 0 5 Instruments, and repairs there:o ...... 95 13 0 150 0 0 54 7 0 Stationery and Stores ...•...... 914 7 1 800 0 0 114 7 1 Clothing for Messengers ••...... •.•. 199 1 9 270 0 0 70 18 3 Conveyance of Stores .. , •...... 68 18 4 75 16 3 6 17 11 Miscellaneous Expenses •...... •..•..... 490 15 9 302 11 0 188 4 9 Overtime ...... ••...... , ...• , . ·47 17 0 25 0 0 22 17 0

21,616 17 O 21,458 2 6 484 6 8 275 12 2 Meteorological Department. Salaries ...... •...•.•••..•..•...•••...•.. 125 0 0 125 o o I ~!l_owances ..... , ...... •..••...... ••••...... 80 0 0 80 0 0 46

- . -- . ··-- . -- . -- Estimate or Special Appro- Establi8hme11ts detailed. Expenditure. priation by Above the Below tlrn Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliament. ---- £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ ... d. Meteorological Departmr.nt-coi;i.tinued. Contingencies- Statiouery and Stores ...... • _...... 2 19 .7 10 0 0 .. 7 0 5 Miscellaneous Expenses ...... ; ••• .: •.. 13 7 0 20 0 0 .. 6 13 0 Submarine :Cable Charges ...... 4 8 H 20 0 0 .. 15 11 l Instruments ...•...... ·...... •. 12 14 10 40 0 0 .. 27 5 2 Fuel and Light ...... , ...... ····· .. 10 0 0 .. 10 o . 0 238 10 4 305 0 0 .. 66 9 8

Tasmanian University (53 Viet. Plo. 41) .•....•: ... 3000, 0 .0 3000 0 0

Tasmanian Cuuncil ef Education. Administration- Salary of Secretary ...... 100 0 0 .. 100 0 0 Books, Stationery, Printing, and Advertising .. .. 25 0 0 .. 25 0 0 Degree of Associate of Arts and Tasmanian Scholarships (Acts 22 Viet. No. 21 and 35 Viet. No. 16)- · Examiners' Fees .....•..•.•...... • , ... .. 170 0 0 .. 170 0 0 Medals.and Prizes ...... 80 0 0 .. 80 0 0 Tasmanian Scholarships ...... 33 6 8 1616 13 4 .. 1583 6 8 Four Minor Scholarships for Associate of Arts ...... •.•...... 160 0 0 .. 160 0 0 Council's Exhibitions-20 ...... •...... 400 0 0 .. 400 0 0 Examiners' Fees .. ········ ...... 20 0 0 . . 20 0 0 Contingencies-Incidental Exp~nses .. '.., ...... 25 0 0 .. 25 0 0 33 6 8 2596 13 4 .. 2563 6 8

Education Department. Salaries ······ ..... ······ ······ ...... ···••· 2117 18 4 2165 0 0 .. 47 1 8 Forage Allowance, Director of Education .....• 50 0 0 50 0 0 In aid of State Schools under Education Depart- ment ...... 25,691 11 8 23,734 2 1 1957 9 ·7 Repairs to State Schools • ...... •••.. 1179 _4 3 1003 12 0 J75 12 3 Training, including Salaries and Boarding Allowances of Students .....•...... •.. 376 10 6 550 0 0 .. 173 9 6 Allowances to Boards of Advice ...... 2045 0 10 2503 15 0 .. 458 14 2 Exhibitions for Boys from State ~chools ..•...•. 391 13 4 400 0 0 .. 8 6 8 Exhibitions for Girls from State Schools ...... 208 6 8 300 0 0 .. 91 13 4 Boarding Allowance to Country Exhibitioners .. 440 0 0 460 0 0 .. 20 0 0 Stationery and Stores .•.•...... •...... 42 3 6 60 0 0 .. 17 16 6 'fravelling Expenses of Director and Inspectors of Srate Schools ...... • ·...... •..•..... 414 3 7 450 0 0 .. 35 16 5 Technical Education.-In aid of Schools ...... 1647 9 1 1530 4 1 117 5 0 .. 34,604 1 9 33,206 13 2 2250 6 10 852 18 3

Interest ...... ······ ...... , .. 223,651 12 5 219,409 G 0 4242 6 5

Contribution to Public Debts Sinlting Fund in con- neetion with Redemption of Dcbenlllres under 50 Viet. No. 7 ...... 400 0 0 400 0 0 D:tto, in co1111ection witli lYiount Cameron ll'ater-race ...... •.•••..••....•••••.••.•.. 21 11 3 .. 21 11 3

421 11 3 400 0 0 21 11 3 I -· Tasmanian .11 ain Line Railway Gaaranteed interest 24,425 0 0 32,500 0 0 .. 8075 0 0 - Atlurne!J-Uenr.ral. Salaries ...... , ...... • • • • • • 1886 13 4 1870 0 0 16 13 4 Contingencies- Travelling Expenses of Law Officers ...•••... 37 10 0 90 0 0 .. 52 10 0 Law Books ...... , ...... 27 5 1 25 0 0 2 5 l Newspapers ...... •...... 11 3 0 12 0 0 .. 0 17 0 ';tationery and Stores; ...... 21 0 8 20 0 0 1 0 8 Incir;cmtul Expenses ...... , ..... 2 12 9 10 0 0 .. 7 7 3 U11ili:.rm for ·Me~senger ·...... ~ .....•••. -, •. , 16 0 0 13 10 0 2 10 0

2002 4 10 2040 10 0 22 9 1 60 14 3 47

Estimate or Special Appro- Establishments detailed1. Expenditure. priation by Above the· Below the Act of Estimate. Ettimate. Parliament.

£ s. d. £ s. d. .£ s. d. £ s. d. ,",olicitor- General. .

Salaries • • • • I • • • • • • • • ••• ■ • e • • e • • • • • e e • • • • ■ •I 620 0 0 620 0 0 Personal' Allowance to Messenger ..••••..•••••• : 5 0 0 5 0 0 Contingencies- -Stationery and Stores ...... 5 18 8 10 0 0 .. 4 1 4 630 18 8 635 0 0 .. 4, l 4 Crown Solicitor and Clerk of the Peace. Salaries· ..••.....•••..•••••.•••.•..••..••••• 789 8 2 790 0 0 .. 0 1110 Contingencies- Stationery and Stores ..•••.••...••...... · 26 7 2 20 0 0 6 7 2 Parchment ••••••••••..••••••.•...... •.. .. 30 0 0 .. 30 0 0 Advertising ••.•••••••••. ., ...... •..•.. .' ••• .. 5 0 0 .. 5 0 0 ClericaJ Assistance ...... 24 10 8 25 0 0 .. 0 9 4 Uniform for Junior Meiasenger .••. , , , , .••••• 9 5 0 6 15 0 2 10 0

849 11 0 876 15 · 0 8 17 2 36 l 2 The Judges. Salaries .•••••.... , .•••••..••.....•.....•.•... 4580 0 0 4580 0 0 Contingencies- Travelling Expenses of Judges and Officers attending the Supreme Court •...... ••.. 237 19 6 300 0 0 .. 62 0 6 .Advertising Claims to Grants •••.•.•..••••.. 3 l 0 10 0 0 6 19 0 Stationery and Stores ...... •...... 11 0 0. 30 0 0 .. 19 0 0 Uniform for Messenger ..•...... •..... 15 5 0. 14 5 0 1 0 0

4847 5 6 4934 5 0 l 0 0 87 19 6 ------Supreme Court and Registrar ef Beeds. Salaries ..••...... •...... ••....••.•••...... 1454 8 2 1455 0 0 "" 0 11 10 Contingencies- Stationery and Stores ...... •• , •...... 34 9· 3 50 0 0 .. 15 10 9 Uniform for Messenger •••...••••..•...... 16 0 0 13 10 0 2 10 0 Allowance for spoiled Stamps .....••...... •. 18 17 6 10 0 0 8 17 6 Overtime, Chief Clerk ...... ••..•..•. ,,25 0 0 25 0 0

~ 1548 14 11 1553 10 0 11 7 6 16 2 '1 -- Sheriff. Salaries ...... •...... 1320 0 0 1320 0 0 Contingencies- Javelin Men ...... 15 12 6 20 0 0 .. 4 7 6 Stationery and Stores ...... , . 20 11 6 30 0 0 .. 9 8 6 Incidental ExpP-nses ...... 1 0 0 10 0 0 .. 9 0 0 'fravelling Expenses of Deputy Sheriff and Bailiffs ...... ••...... •...... 59 15 0 60 0 0 .. 0 5 0 Clothing ...•...... •...... , ...... •.. 16 0 0 13 10 0 2 10 0

1432 19 0 1453 10 0 2 10 0 23 1 0 GenemZ.. Sessions,. Court of Requests, and Court ef Bankruptcy, Launceston. Salaries ..... ··•·. ·········· ...... 1020 0 0 1020 0 0 Contingencies- Stationery and Stores ...... ······· ...... 22 16 2 25 0 0 .. 2 3 10 1042 16 2 1045 0 0 .. 2 3' 10 Lands' Titles. Salaries ...... ········ ...... 2585 19 2 2645 0 0 .. 59 0 10 Contingencies - Stationery and· Stores .... ······ ...... 37 8 4 60 0 0 .. 22 11 8 Miscellaneous (including Travelling Expenses) 12 12 6 20 0 0 .. 7 '1' 6 Uniform for Messenger...... • ...... : 16 0 0 13 10 0 2 10 0 Advertising . • • • • ...... 227 10 8 250 0 0 .. 22 9 4 Assistance to l\fossenger during Winter months 13 1 3 13 0 0 0 1 3

2892 11 11 3001 10. 0 2 11 3 111 9 4

Administi-ation qf Justice. '.Crown Witnesses' Expenses on Criminal Trials 681 0 11 800 6 0 .. 119 5 1 -l:)efonding Pauper Prisoners in Special Cases ... 29 8 0 25 0 0 4 8 0 .._ Prisoners' Witnesses' Expenses on Criminal · ..... Trials ; .... ·.... , , ...•...... 25 0 0 .. 25 0 0 48

--- Estimate 01· Special Appro- ·, Establishments detailed. - E:i:penditure. 11riation by Above the Below the Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parlirnnent.

·- --· £ ··s. d. £ s. d. £ ~i;. d. £ s. d. Administi·ation of Justice-continued. Jurors' Expenses in Civil and Criminal Cases .. 433 3 0 400 0 0 33 3 0 Incidental Expenses of Jurors ...... •••. .- .. 2 14 0 ,15 0 0 12 6 0 Transport of Prisoners and Constables ••• ; .•. 4 l6 0 50' 0 0 .. 45 4 0 Salary ·of Executioner ( exclusive of Pension of £23 15s. 4d.) .....•• _•••....•.•.•••...•. 56 4 8 56 4 8 Expenses of Executions ...... •••..•..•..••.. .. 10 0 0 .. 10 0 0 1207 6 7 1381 10, 8 37 11 0 211 15 1 Magisti·acy: District of Hobai·t. _ Salaries ...... •.••....•.. 1510 0 0 1510 0 0 Allow11nces ...•...... •••••••• 10 0 0 10 0 0 Contingencies- _

Stationery and Stores ....•...•...... • 12 10 5 13 0 0 •'• 0 9 7 Fuel and Light .•...... •....•....••.....•. .. 50 0 0 .. 50 0 0 1532 10 5 1583 0 0 .. 50 9 7 District of KiniJborougli. Salaries ...... ••.••.•••.•... _•••••..•.•• 171 13 0 171 13 4 .. - 0 0 4 Allowances ...... •...... •...•. 123 6 8 120 o_ 0 3 6 8 Contingencies- Stationery and Stores ...... 11 6 9 5 6 0 6 6 9 Fuel and Light ...... •.•...... ••...... 4 3 9 4 0, 0 0 3 9 1\'Iiscellaneous ...... •. 4 0 0 4 0 0

814 10 2 804 13 4 9 17 2 0 0 4 District of Fmnl1lin. --- Salaries ...... ' ...... 464 5 6 465 0 0 .. 0 14 6 Allowances ...... 174 9 8 175 0 0 .. 0 10 9 Contingencies - Stationery and Stores ...... 10 10 7 10 0 .0 0 10 7 Fuel and Light ....•...... 5 8 6 6 0 0 .. 0 11 6 .Miscellaneous, (including Rent of Court House, 16 0 o: 11 0 0 5 0 0 . Geeveston) . • . . . . • • ...... •...... 670 18- 10 667 0 0 5 10 7 1 16 9 Di.~trict

StU,tionery and Stoi·es ...... oOoDo oooooooe 25 16 4 15 0 0 10 16 4 Fuel and Light ..••...... •.....•...•••. 1 6 0 20 0 0 .. 18 14 0 Rent of Com;t House, Lilydale ...••....•...... 2 0 0 .. - 2 0 0 Travelling Expenses Police Magistrate visiting Lilydale ..••••..••• , •••• _....••..••...•.• 6 14 8: 10 0 0 .. 3 ·5 4 585 1 5 547 16 8 11 4 1 28 19 4 District of 111acquai·ie. Salaries 100 0 o. 100 0 0 Allowances.. ··········...... ···· ·····-········· ·••.•······ ······...... 25 0 0 25 0 0 Contingencies---;- Stationery and Stores ...... 4 0 3 2 10 0 1 10 3 Fuel and Light ...••...••..•••...••• ·...... 2 10 0 .. 2 10 0

129 0 8 130 0 0 1 10 8 2 10 0 District

,£ . s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ [I, d. District if East Devon. Salaries 630 0 0 646 13 4 .. 16 13 4 Allowanc·e~: : : : : : : : : : : •. : : : : : : : ~ : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 75 0 6 80 0 0 .. 4 19 6 Contingencies- Stationery and Stores. , ...... 22 0 3 15 0 0 7 0 3 Fuel and Light ...... ••••••..••••••..•... 14 9 0 15 0 0 .. 0 11 0 Miscellaneous ..•.•...... ; .....••..... 5 0 0 5 0 0

746 9 9 761 13 4 7 0 3 22 3 10 District of West Devon. Salaries 412 0 0 412 0 0 Allowanc~; · · · · · · · · · • • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 80 0 0 80 0 0 Contingencie~:.. : . .' · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Travelling Expenses, R8flistrar, Penguin ..... 8 4 0 7 0 0 1 4 0 Travelling Expenses, olioe Clerk visiting Forth ...•...... •••...... ••.••.. .. 7 0 0 .. 7 0 0 Stationery and Stores ...... - .•...... 13 13 3 20 0 0 .. 6 6 9 Fuel and Light ...... , ...... •..• 5 2 6 20 0 0 .. 14 17 6 Rent of Court House, Penguin ...... 3 0 0 5 5 0 .. 2 5 0 Cleaning Court House, Ulverstone ...... 3 0 0 10 0 0 .. 7 0 0

524 19 9 561 5 0 1 4 0 37 9 3 Disti·ict if Russell. Salaries ...... •...... 160 0 0 160 0 0 Travelling Allowance, Bailiff ...... : : : : : : : : : : : : 10 0 0 10 0 0 Contingencies- · StationPry and Stores ...... 1 l 0 5 0 0 .. 3 19 0 171 1 0 175 0 0 .. 3 19 0 Distric~ of .b'mu BaJ;. Salaries . . • • . • . . . . • . • • . • . . . . • • • • ...... •.. 324 10 0 3'25 0 0 .. 0 10 0 Allowances ...... •..•...•.. , ...... 70 0 0 80 0 0 .. 10 0 0 Contingencies- Stationery and Stores ...... •..... 7 13 9 15 0 0 .. 7 6 3 Fuel and Light . , ...... · ...... 14 0 0 .. 14 0 0 Clerical Allowance, Constable acting as Police Clerk ...... , ...... •.•...... 25 0 0 25 0 0 Miscellaneous Expenses ••••••a••••••••••••• .. 5 0 0 .. 5 0 0 ----- 427 3 9 464 0 0 .. 36 16 3 District of Portland. Sal11ries ...... , 300 0 0 300 0 0 Allowances ...•....••...... , .. 60 0 0 60 0 0 Contingencies- 'l'ravelling Expenses, Bailiff of Court ...... 10 0 0 10 0 0 Stationery and Stores ...... , .....' ...••..... 11 7 3 12 10 0 -· 1 2 9 Fuel and Light ...... •....•...... 3 0 0 5 0 0 .. 2 0 0 Rent of Police Office, Gould's Country. . . • • . . 9 0 0 12 0 0 .. 3 0 0 Miscellaneous, including Boat hire , •••.....•. 10 0 0 10 0 0

403 · 7 3 409 10 0 .. 6 2 9 District of' Carnarvon. Allowance to Constable acting as Police Clerk: .. 25 0 0 25 0 0 Contingencies- . Stationery and Stores ...... •.•...... •....•. l 12 11 1 10 0 0 2 11 Fuel and Light ...... •...... ••...... 0 10 0 .. 0 10 0

26 12 11 27 0 0 0 2 11 0 10 0 Police : Inspector ef Police. Salaries ....•..• , ...•.....••...•••..•..•••.. , 13,328 0 2 13,541 8 9 .. 213 8 7 Allowances .•••.•...... ,, .... 2448 3 4 2587 7 6 .. 139 4 2 Contingencies·- - Trnvelling Expenses, Inspector ...... 111 1 9 200 0 0 .. 88 18 3 Fuel and Light, ditto...... 15 8 0 25 0 0 .. 9 12 0 Uniform for Police ...... , ...... _., ...... 922 6 6 850 0 0 72 6 6 Travelling and other Expe'nses and Esc:irt Expenses ...... •... , ...... 1012 5 0 766 8 0 245 17 0 Construction and ,Repair of Buildings and Fur- niture ...... ·...... ••.•...... 489 7 1 501 1 0 11 13 11 Rent of Police Stations ....•...••...... , .••. 255 19 11 253 0 0 2 19 11 50

Estimate or Special Appro­ Establi.shments detailed. Expenditure. priation by Above the Below the Act oj Eatimate. Estimate. Parliament.

£ .s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Polic~ : I1i;pector of Police-continued. Stationery, Stores, Clothing, Newspapers, Bo·o.ks, &c. • ...... • ...... 275 12 9 300 0 0 2~ 7 3 Provisions for Prisoners ...... 183 1 3 160 0 0 23 1 3 Medical Attendance and Medicines where no resident Medical Officer ...... 9 14 6 10 0 0 0 5 6 Extra and Special Constables on emergencies .. 24 0 0 25 0 0 1 0 0 Maintenance, Hire, and Repairs of Boats ...... 57 10 11 63 8 0 5 17 1 Ferry, Bruni and Mersey ...... 17 10 0 17 10 0 Contribution to Reward Fund, under 45 Viet. No. 21, Section 9 ...... •.... 233 7 0 250 0 0 16 13 0 Miscellaneous ....••...... ••..••...... 12 11 5 35 11 6 23 0 1

19,395 19 7 19,585 14 9 344 4 8 533 19 10 Gaol, Jiobai·t. Salaries ...... •••.••.•...... •.. 3019 14 9 2943 9 6 76 5 3 .Allowances ...... •..... , . . . . . • • • ...... 248 7 2 256 15 0 8 7 10 Contingencies- · Clotl:i1_1g, Bedding, Stores, and Stationery •... 556 15 3 575 0 0 18 4 9 Prov1s10ns ...... •....•...... •.....•. 1499 1 5 1665 0 0 165 18 7 Medical Comforts ...... · ..... 3 8 0 7 0 0 3 12 0 Medical Attendance and Medicines ...... 40 0 0 40 0 0 l\'liscellaneous ...... 50 4 11. 120 17 6 70 12 7 Fuel and Light ...... 277 8 9 350 0 0 72 11 3

5695 0 3 5958 2 0 7(1 5 3 339 7 0 Gaol, Launce.•ton. Salaries ...... ••...... , ... 945 7 6 988 0 0 42 12 6 Conting:e!1cies-- Prov1s10ns ..... , ...... •.. ·.•. , ...... : . 381 6 9 600 0 0 218 13 3 :Medical Comforts ...... •...... 5 0 0 5 0 0 Stores, Clothing, Bedding, and Stationery ... . 154 9 1 250 0 0 95 10 11 Mi~cellaneous ...... 25 17 3 16 0 0 9 17 3 Medical Attendance and Medicines ...... 22 10 0 22 5 0 0 5 0 Conveyance of Stores ...... •... 3 14 5 20 0 0 16 5 7 Fuel, Light, and Water ...... 329 5 7 400 0 0 70 14 5 Payment to Mr. Jones for Permanent Im- provements Superintendent's Quarters ...••. 105 8 6 105 8 6

1967 19 1 2301 5 0 115 10 9 448 16 8 Gaols-General Sel'vice. Alterations and Repairs ..... , •••••...... •.... 397 7 8 556 7 7 158 HJ 11 Earnings of Prisoners ...•.. , ...... 72 13 6 100 0 0 27 6 6 Supply of Bedding to Country Gaol~ ...... 9 5 4 50 0 0 40 H 8 Expenses in connection with rein oval of Mr. Jones from Launceston to Hobart ...... 34 12 3 34 12 3 Expenses in connection with removal of Mr. Quodling from Hobart to Launceston ....•... 27 3 5 27 3 5

541 2 2 706 · 7 7 61 15 8 227 1 1 Lands and Wol'ks Department. Ministerial Bru.nch- Salaries ...... , ...... , ••.. 900 0 0 900 0 0 Contingencies- 'l'ravelling Expenses of Minister , , , , . , , .. , . , 69 8 6 100 0 0 30 11 6

969 8 6 1000 0 0 30 11 6

Crown Lands Branch- Salaries . , .... , ...... , . , •.... , ..••..... , . , 4436 14 9 4582 10 0 145 15 3 Contingencies- Uniform for Messengers . , .... , .. , . , ... , .... 32 0 0 27 0 0 5 0 0 Travelling Expenses, Deputy Surveyor-General, including Inspection of Surveys. , .....•.... 97 2 11 200 0 0 102 17 1 Ditto, Deputy Commissioner •..•. , . , .... 4 1 0 20 0 0 15 19 0 Travelling and lncidental Expenses, Conser- vator of Forests . , ..... , . . , ... , .. , . , ... , 110 18 4 101 0 0 9 18 4 Clerical Assistance and Plan Mounting , . , , . , . 74 18 6 75 0 0 0 1 6 Assistance to Lithographers ...... •..•..... 210 0 0 210 0 0 Advertising .. , ..... , .. , ...... , .. , ..... , 96 13 6 250 0 0 153 6 6 Commission for selling Public Lands . , ..... , 9 2 2 30 0 0 20 17 10 Collecting Timber Licences •... -..•... , .. . 48. 0 0 50 0 0 2 0 0 - Estimate or SpecialAppro- Establishments detailed . . Expenditure. priation by Above the Below the Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliament.

·--····-· ---- •·. .. -··· £. /1. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Lands and Works 'Department~cintinued. Crown Lands Branch- Stationery and Stores ...... 440 7 8 250 0 0 190 7 8 Miscellaneous Expenses, including Repairs to Machinery and Instruments, &c. . ..•...•.• 75 16 6 200 0 0 .. 124 3 6 Photo-Lithographic Apparatus, Chemicals, and Expenses ..••••.•.•• ; •..•••••••.•••• 101 8 8 100 0 0 1 8 8

5737 4 0 6095 10 0 206 14 8 565 -0 8 Works Branch- Salaries •••••• •••••••••••••a•••••••••••••••• 3100 0 0 3085 0 0 15 0 0 Forage- . Allowance to Inspector Public Buildings ..... 25 0 0 25 0 0 Contingencies- · Travelling Expenses, Engineer-in-Chief ...•.. 54 10 10 100 0 0 .. 45 9 2 Travelling Expenses, Architect ...... 13 4 11 25 0 0 .. 11 15 1 Travelling Expenses, Inspector of Public Buildings .•.•...... •....•..•..•••....••• 153 9 8 150 0 0 8 9 3 Forage ditto ...•. _...... • • • . . • • • . . . •.• • • . . .. 25 0 0 .. 25 0 0 Advertising ...... 21 3 0 50 0 0 .. 28 17 0 ' Incidental Expenses and Instruments ...... 194 2 11 110 0 0 84 2 11 Stationery and Stores ...•.....•...... •... 455 0 9 407 12 2 47 8 7 Uniform for Messenger ...•...... •...... 16 15 0 13 10 0 3 5 0 Overtime to Draftsmen ...... 17 1 3 .. 17 l 3 Bonus to 'Inspector Public Buildings for Valuation of Government Properties ...... 25 0 0 .. 25 0 0 4075 7 11 3991 2 2 195 7 0 111 1 3 Mines .Branch- Salaries .. ·····- ...... ············ 3880 14 1. 3920 0 0 .. 39 5 11 Allowances ...... •...... •...... ••.. 100 0 0 100 0 0 Contingencies- Secretary of Mines, 'fravelling Expenses ...... 56 16 3 50 0 0 6 16 3 Commissioner of Mines, Launceston, &c., Travelling Expenses ...... •...... 13 18 4 35 0 0 .. 21 1 8 Commissioner, &c., North-Eastern District, Travelling Expenses ...... 32 5 6 60 0 0 .. 27 14 6 Commissioner, &c., Eastern Mining District, Travelling Expenses ...... •.. 68 12 4 50 0 0 18 12 4 Commissioner, &c., Western Mining Diotrir.t, Travelling Expenses ...... 28 8 6 50 0 0 .. 21 11 6 Inspector of Mines, Travelling Expenses .... 118 13 ·7 150 0 0 .. 31 6 5 Incidental Expenses in connection with Mines 86 7 1 100. 0 0 .. 13 12 11 Inc}dent~l ~xpenses in connection with Inspec- t10n o1 Mrnes . . . • . . . . . • ...... 96 3 6 ]50 0 0 .. 53 16 6 Stationery and Stores ...... 215 7 2 120 0 0 95 7 2 Cost of Management and Expenses in con- nection with working Diamond Drills ...... 2001 0 11 1500 0 0 501 0 11 Balance of aid to Deep Sinking, 49 Viet. No. 51 112 9 1 1000 0 0 .. 887 10 11 -----~- 6810 16 4 7285 0 0 621 16 8 1096 0 4 ---· Tasmanian Railways.

Salaries ...... ~ ...... -.... 6500 6 7 7005 0 0 .. 504 13 5 Allowances- In lieu of Quarters, Station Masters ...... , ••. 22 10 0 30 0 0 .. 7 10 0 Wages- Permanent Way ...... •... 22,375 13 7 23,080 3 6 .. 704 9 11 Locomotive Department ••••...... ·...... 13,523 18 2 14,239 0 0 .. 715 110 Traffic Charges ...•...... 6904 17 4 6967 11 0 .. 62 13 8 Gatekeepers ...... , .... 264 6 6 270 0 0 .. 5 13 6 Guard and Drivers, Night Expenses...... 432 12 0 450 0 0 .. 17 8 0 Extra-Labour ...•...... 2204 8 2 2750 0 0 .. 545 11 io Contingencies- . Stores (Coal, Oils, Timber, &c.~ ...... •. 12,853 8 0 13,200 0 0 .. 346 12 0 Renewals, (Sleepers, Rails, &c ....•.....•.... 3500 0 0 7000 0 0 3500 0 ·0 Delivery of Mails .., .•...... _...... •...... 491 10 0 500 0 0 .. 8 10 0 Uniforms ...... 394 12 8 400 0 0 . . 5 7 4 Miscellaneous Petty Exvense8 ...... •.. 1420 16 5 1500 0 0 .. 79 3 7 T.M.L. Railway Co., for use of Third Rail between Evandale and Launceston Junction 187 10 0 187 10 0 Tnsm0:nian .Main Ltne Railway, cost of ·,vorking 14,578 17 7 17,000 0 0 .. 2421 2 5 85,655 7 0 94,579 4 6 .. 8923 17 6 - - 52

Eatimate or Special Appro- Establishments detailed. Bxpenditu1·e. priation by Above the Below the Act of Eatimate. Estimate. Parliament.

,£ s •. d. £ s.--d. £ s. d. £ s. a. Road.~, B1·idges, Suri•eys, ~c. ~~:J~r~~~I'°_s~~ -~f: '.' -~~~ -~~~~.~~~~~_A~~'.'. :: } See Miscellane ous. Streets, Hobart, (balance of vote for 1889) ...... 422 5 10 422" 5 10 Reserve for Redemption· of Debentures under "The Waste Lands Act, 1870" ...... •...•... 18,701 15 6 19,000 0 0 298 4 6 Reserve under Waste Lands Act, 1881, ( 45 Viet. No. 5) ...... 119 16 1 119 16 1 Survey of Lands for Sale, for Lease, or for Public purposes .••••••...... •.•.••...... •.••..•. 8494 6 1 9000 0 0 505 rn 11 Expenses in connection with Examination of Surveyors...... •...•.•. 50 0 0 50 0 0 Expenses in connection with Stone-crushers .... 1680 3 6 - 1104 4 7 575 18 11 Surveys and Estimates in connection with Public Works Proposals ...... -.. 200 4 9 200 0 0 0 4 9 Flying Survey Be11consfield Railway ...•...... 146 9 6 146 9 6 Survey, &c. New Tamar-street Bridge ...... 30 7 9 30 7 9

29,845 9 0 29,776 10 5 872 17 0 803 18 5 Miscella11eous-Ge11eral. Public Buildings, Repairs and Alterations to •.. 2096 10 6 2254 !7 5 157 16 11 Furniture for Parliamentary Buildings, and ~epairs to ...... •... 127 3 5 105 1 2 22 2 3 Public Buildings, Murray-street, (special) ...... 84 6 0 200 0 0 115 14 0 Furniture, Public Offices generally ...... 852 0 4 933 4 7 81 ,! 3 Repairs to Roads and Fences, and improving and maintaining Fmnklin Square, Queen's Domain, and Barrack Reserve, Hobart ...... 416 10- 3 501 4 0 84 13 9 Public Reserves, Launceston ...... •...... 350 0 0 350 0 0 Parliamentary and other Papers ...... 24 19 9 40 0 0 15 0 3 Electoral Rolls, Expenses of making ...... 437 14 6 400 3 0 37 11 6, Elections, Expenses of...... " .... ·...... •.... 140 8 4 100 0 0 40 8 4 Jury Lists, Expenses of taking ...... 73 1 0 70 0 0 3 1 0 Imported and Exported Stock, Inspection of ... . 49 4 0 50 0 0 0 16 0 Veterinary. Surgeons, Salary ...•....••...... 50 0 0 50 0 0 Ditto, '!'ravelling Expenses ...... •.•.••.... 17 2 0 50 0 0 32 18 0 "The Merchant Ships Officers Examination Aet," Expenses, &c...... · 141 2 8 200 0 0 58 17 4 Tasmanian 1\1 useum ...... 500 0 0 500 0 0 Botanical Gardens, in aid of ...... ; ...... 800 0 0 800 0 0 Premium of Exchange on Remittances to-London 1398 19 2 500 0 0 898 19 2 Commission and Charges for Payment of Prin- cipal and Interest on Debentures in London .. . 964 7 0 1000 0 0 35 13 0 Cost of English and Intercolonial Telegrams ... . 551 3 4 300 0 0 251 3 4 Advertising Government Notices ...... 102 9 0 50 0 0 52 9 0 Cost of Firing Time Gun ...... ••...... •. 89 17 9 76 0 0 14 17 9 Aid to Ferry running between Hobart and Kan- garoo Point ...... ·...... 375 0 0 363 0 0 12 0 0 Aid to Risdon Ferry ...... 50 0 0 60 0 6 Aid to Ferries, Great Henty and Arthur Rivers .. 73 6 8 116 0 0 42 13 4 Public Library, Hobart, Aid to ...... 200 0 0 200 0 0 Mechanics' Institute, Launceston ...... 100 0 0 100 0 0 Aid to Public Libraries throughout the Colony .. 700 0 0 700 0 0 Pa~ses ~or Men:i~ers of the Legislature and Dis- trngUishcd V1s1tors ...... -. . 1287 1 0 1000 0 0 287 1 0 Valuation Rolls, Expenses of revising the ... , .. . 141 19 6 150 14 6 8 15 0 Rabbits on Crown Land-Expenses attending destruction ...... 549 11 3 500 0 0 49 11 3 "T~e Fi~e Brig11des Act "-Expenses in connec- t10n with ...... _ 512 15 2 300 0 0 212 15 2 The Royal Humane Society of Australasia (con- tribution) ...... 50 0 0 50 0 0 Expenses in connection with Quar{!ntine 8tation, Middle Arm and elsewhere ...... 188 11 8 198 13 4 10 1 8 Allowance to Caretaker Quarantine Ground, Barnes' Bay .•...... ••...... 5 0 0 5 0 0 Expenses· in connection with "The Californian Thistle A.et " ...... •..... 81 12 0 235 0 0 158 8 0 Rent of Ground at Lindisferne Bay for Hospital purposes ...... ; •.• ·•...... 21 0 0 21 0 0 Contribution to International Customs Bureau .. 30 - 0 0 30 0 0 Ditto International 'felegraph Bureau, Berne .. 38 3 6 30 0 0 8 3 6 Maintenance of works, Swamp, Launceston ...•• 1 8 6 50 0 0 48 11 6 .M:ain Line Railway Subsidy (48 Viet. No. 52) .•• 375 0 0 500 0 0 125 0 0 Advertising Applications for Public-house Licences . . . • . • ...... •• , , .•.•. , ••.•..•• 86 13 0 0 0 0 36 18 0 53

Estimate or SpecialAppro- Establishments detailed. Expenditure. priation by Above the Below the Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliament.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Miscellaneous-continued. Loss on Gas between· the Works, Hobart, and Government House ...... , ...... 10 19 5 16 0 0 .. 5 0 7 Contribution in aid of the Imperial Institute, London ...... •...... 100 0 0 .. 100 0 0 Destruction of Native Tigers ...... ········ , ...... ······ 128 0 0 100 0 0 28 o. 0 Eradication of Californian Thistles on Crown Lands ....••..•...... 13 15 0 50 0 0 .. 36 5 0 Gratuities- To the Widow of the late W. H. Windsor •••• 100 0 0 100 0 0 To the Widow of the late 'r. A. Dossetor ...... 160 0 0 160 0 0 Compensation- 'l.'o 1\1:r. Kidd ...... , ...... 250 0 0 250 0 0 To Mrs. Kempton ...... 250 0 0 250 0 0 Expenses connected with Paris Exhibition ...... 436 2 0 . 500 0 0 .. 63 18 0 Geology of Tasmania, preparation of' Mr. R. M. Johnston's book ...•.... ·..... , ...... • ) .. 500 0 0 500 0 0 Material for Gymnasium, Launceston ... , ...... 30 0 0 .. 30 0 0 Aquarium at Hobart Museum ...... •.. 50 0 0 50 0 0 Sorting Public Records ...... •. 99 7 3 100 0 0 .. 0 12 9 The Governor's Establishment-New Piano .... 136 5 7 140 0 0 ... 3 14 5 Expenses in connection with As.sessments for Land Tax ...... ······ 546 13 1 100 0 0 446 13 1 Launceston Industrial and Juvenile Exhibition .. 1000 I) 0 1000 0 0 Destruction of Codlin Moth ...... 100 0 0 . . 100 0 0 Purchase of Picture by Mr. Piguenit for Art Gallery ...... 42 0 0 42 0 0 Improvements Queen's Domain, Hobart .•.•.... 285 0 0 575 0 0 290 0 0 Main Roads Maintenance...... 8890 7 0 10,064 11 2 .. 1174 4 2 Subsidies to Road Trusts ...... -· ... 12,000 0 0 12,000 0 0 Subsidies in aid of Police Expenditure in Munici- palities ...... • ... , • • • • • 3387 9 3 4887 9 3 .. 1500 0 0 ·working Ferry, Corinna ...... 23 16 8 23 16 8 Salary, &c. of Organising Secretary, Imperial Institute Committee, at £4 per week...... 123 6 5 50 0 0 73 6 5 Expenses in connection with assisted Immigration 153 3 11 170 0 0 .. 16 16 1 Contribution to cost of Federal Council, 1889 .... 67 2 5 67 2 5 To dPfray charges or loss on articles sold bv Colonial· Storekepper ...... ; ...... : . 125 7 6 50 0 0 75 7 6 Expenses in connection with Melbourne Exhibition 163 18 0 163 18 0 Fire Appliances, Cascades ...... 68 12 0 .. 68 12 0

Unfon,een E.1pensrs. Purchase of Land from J.P. Warrington, in con- nection with Scotts

Visitors , •••••••••••••••••• 1 18 15 2 Expenses in connection with Austra- lian Federation Conference ...... 62 10 6 I Preparation of Map of Hobart, New 'Town, and Sandy Bay ...... 30 0 0 Copy of plan of' River Tamar ...... 0 10 6 I •ro replace Fines lost in transmission through Post ...... _...... 0 10 0 .Expenses in connection with Con- ference of Statists •.•.•..•...... 15 15 0 54

Estimate or Special Appro­ Establi.~hmenfs detailed. Expenditure. priation by . Above the Below the Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliament.

£ s. d. £ I, d. £ 1. d. £ ,. d. £ I, d. Unforeseen Expenses...:...continued. Compensation paid J. Laythorp for l~ss ?f Land, Ramsgate, sold to him 1n error ••••.•••••...•..... 82 2 0 Expenses in connection with search for Conservator of Forests ...•.. 126 7 2 Salaries of Inspectors and Overseers of Public Works whilst ill or on leave of absence . : ••...... •.. 88 1 0 Expenses of Enquiry Collision of s.s. Newcastle and cutter JJfm:qaret 16 19 0 Ditto, ·wreck of lVindwai·d •..• 18 '19 0 Dittto, ditto s.s. Nelson. . • , . !12 16 0 Ditto, Stranding of Racltel C1Jlten ....••.•.•.•..•••••.•••• 5· 0 0 Expenses in connection with Main Line Railway Inspections ...... 66 8 0 Ditto with visits of Messrs. Speight, Price-Williams, and Mais 23 1 0 Freight of Box to Paris ....•..... 2 19 3 Copy of Oil Painting of Port Esperance ...... ·...... •.••.. 9 0 0 Copies of Photographs of Aborigines 2 16 0 Cost of Saddle stolen from Customs Shed ...... • 4 0 0 Cost of treatment of Typhoid Case, Ulverstone Hospital ..•••...... 21 0 0 Repairs to Police Boat ..•..•... 27 14 11 Railway Fare of Workman to Laun- ceston ...•...... 1 0 0 Interest on overdrawn Bank Ac- counts ...... •...... : ...... 656 1 9 Freight of Books, Paintings, &c. to England ...... •...... , .. 6 6 6 Expense$ Mr. ,vetton (Customs . Officer) removing to Launceston 10 0 0 'fravelling Expenses · of Ministers vi~iti?g Launceston and Country D1stncts ...... 22 9 0 Expenses in _connection with Post and Telegraph Conference, Ade- laide ...... 56 11 2 Cost of Newspaper Cuttings,Freight of Books, &c. from England ...• 16 3 8 Clearing- Trigonometrical Station, Port Arthur, &c .•...... 10 0 0 Gratuity to ·widow oflate J Scanlon 2 14 0 Subscription to Imperial Federation Journal ...... , ...... 0 5 0 2288 16 11 900 0 0 1888 16 11 Travelling.Expense~, Superintendent New Town Farm ...... ; .... . 1 2 6 Medical enquiry into state of health of Mr. Jones ...... 6 6 0 Ditto, Mr. Catley ...... • l 1 0 Cost of Tasmaniun Book Almanacs. 35 0 0 Reward to Constable tor special serYices in connection with Licen- sing Act . , ·...... , .... . 20 0 Q Expenses in connection with speci­ mens of Timber sent to England and Victoria •.. , ...... , ...... 20 11 6 Expensc>s in connec1ion with Parlia­ mentary trip to ·west Coast .••• 7 17 8 Construction and maintenance of Punt, Scamandor Bi ,·er ...... 193 7 10 Commission on value of· Bark i,tripped on Crown Lands ...... 84 13 7 Interest paid on Treasury Bills from date of maturity to date of payment 16 2 9 Coi,t of alterations to Lithographic: Machinery ...... , ..•.... 69 12 6 Customs Duties on Iron Pipes re- paid ...... 11 5 4 Expenses in connection with disabled steamer Age ...•....•...••••..• 117 4 8 Refund of .Public-house Licence Fees overpaid in error ..... , ••. , .•.• 25 0 0 ~55

E&timate or SpecialAppro- Establishments detailed. Ezponditure. priation by Above the Below the Act of Estimate. Estimate. Parliament.

£ 8. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ II. (i7. £ $. d. UMforeseen Expenses-continued. Erection of Gate at Bridge over Ringarooma River •...... 5 10 0 Freight of old Iron from Campania. 0 3 9 Mr. Mault for services re Drainage, &c., Cascades ...... •..•...... •• 25 12 2 Works at Reservoir, Carnarvon .••• 24 10 0 Repairs to Fence, New Town Show Ground ...... •...... • 4 ·1 3 Advertising in Orient Line Guide .. 10 0 .o Mr. T. C. Just, Instalment for work on Federation ...... •..•...... • 20 0 0 Ditto, :N' otes on Iron Ore De­ - posits, River Tamar ..••.....•.• 20 0 0 Advertising re Marine Board Regu- lations ...... •...... 0 3 0 _ Alteration to Railway Free Pass Stamp ...... ••...... 0 15 0 Hospital Fees paid for Chaplain French warship Dubourdien, refunded ...... ••...... 5 0 0 Cost of History of Relation of Houses of Parliament in Tasmania and South Australia ...... 50 0 0 Charges for Press Telegram to London ...... ••••...... 5 13 4 Mr. Bonwick, transcribing old Records ...• '...... • 82 11 0 Contribution to International Com- mission for Railways ...... , .. . 5 18 6 ------1------1------45,774 7 8 46,099 14 6 4002 12 2 4327 19 0 Special Public Worhs, 1884- Public Works Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 33, Item 2. Improvements D'Arcy-street, Hobart ...... , ...... 400 0 0 400 0 0 Expenditure on Works nq,med in Appropriation Act (Public Works), 49 Viet. No. 52- 49 Viet. No. 44, Item 5, Jetty, Taranna ...... ,____ 3 0--- 0 ------,1------1------3 0 0 Public Works Construction Act, 50 Viet. No. 23, Second Part- 21. Tracks generally and Surveys for Roads .. , 28 6' 0 28 6 0 Expenditure on Works named in Appropriation Act ------1------1------(Public Works) 51 Viet. No. 52- Public Works Construction Act, 47 Viet. No. 38, Item 6, Improvement streets, Waratah.,. 57 11 11 57 11 11 Special Public W orhs, 1890- Main Roads Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 50, .. Schedule 2- Item I, Kingston Main Road ...... 190 12 6 200 0 0 9 7 6 Item 2, Road Geeveston to Hospital Bay ... . 1 11 0 300 0 0 298 9 o. Branch Roads Act, 53 Viet. No: 51, Schedule 2, Road from 48th mile to Latrobe ...... 350 0 0 350 0 0 Public Works Construction Act, 53 Viet. No. 54, Item 41, repairing damage caused by floods ... 1498 14 4 1500 0 0 1 5 8 ------1690 17 10 2350 0 0 659 2 2 ·£ 718,604 8 1 737,675 16 5 22,940 ·3 8 42,011 12 .0

B. STAFFORD BIRD, Treasurer. Treasury, 23rd .111 ay, 1891. W. LOVETT, Auditor-General. 23rd June, 1891. 56

TASMANIA. Audit pepa1·trnent, 2nd July, 1891. S~n, . THE Statements of Account of the Consolidated Revenue for the year ending !:Slst December, 1890, which were closed, in accordance with '' The Audit Act," 52 Viet_. No. 43, on 28th February last, were received at this Office for examination on the' 5th May, and returned to the Treasury on the 23rd June, duly audited. I have now the honor to submit my Report thereon for the information of Parliament, as required by Clause 26 of '' The Audit Act."

REPORT.

REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE. Revenue Prope,·.-The Revenue received on account of the year 1890 amounted to £753,305 15s. 8d., an increase of £76,053 4s. 8d. upon the Revenue of-1889, the details of which are given in the following Table. Of this increase £26,720 4.~. 4d. has been derived from Railway Revenue, the greater portion of which is due to the receipts from the Main Line Railway haying been credited to the Consolidated Revenue for the last quarter of the year, this Railway having been taken over by the Government on the 1st October, 1890. Very satisfactory increases from other main sources of Revenue have, however, been obtained:-

Heads of Revenue. 1889. 1890 .. Increase. Decrease. - £ s. d. - £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. C ustoms ············································· · 307,351 10 4 329,066 14 6 21,715 4 2 I nland and Bond Rents ...... 120,405 5 0 137,231 14 7 16,826 9 7 T erritorial 80,331 13 5 93,722 I 7 13,390 8 2 R ailway ...... ··········································· · 75,921 13 7 102,641 17 11 26,720 4 4 R eal and Personal Estate Duties ...... 51,960 5 6 51,930 5 2 ... 30 0 4 Excise Duty on Beer ...... 15,672 4 0 15,635 16 ll ... :➔ 6 7 I R eserves under Waste Lands Act, 1870 ...... 5866 6 8 5866 6 8 M iscellaneous ······································· 25,609 19 2 17,210 18 4 ... 8399 0 10. 677,252 11 0 753,305 15 8 84,518 12 11 8465 8 3 8465 8 3 Net Increase ... , ...... 76,053 4 8

Expenditurn.-The Expenc1iture on account of 1890 amounted to £718,604 8s. ld., being £34,701· 7s. 7d. less than the Revenue. The debit balance, which stood at £167,469 2.•. 7d. on closing the 1889 Account, was consequently reduced on closing the Account for the year 1890 to £132,767 15s. The Account for the year 1890 stands as follows :- £ s. d. Balance of Expenditure at 31st December, 1889 ...... ; .... . 167,469 2 7 0 rdinary Expenditure on account of the year 1890 718,604 8 1

886,073 10 8 Revenue for the year 1890 ...... 753,305 15 8

Excess Expenditure over Revenue ...... '...... : .. £132,767 15 0

Of the Treasury Bills for £160,000, authorised as a temporary aid to Revenue under Act 52 Viet. No. 29, £140,000 were outstanding on 31st December, 1890, issued and falling due as follows :-£20,650 in 1891, £59,650 in 1892, and £5\J,700 in 1893. Coll.ector qf Revenue.-! regret to have to report that a case of deficiency in cash of Collector of Revenue was discovered in 1890. A clerk in the Post Office, who had charge of moneys collected on parcels containing dutiable goods, hlld omitted to account for several small items received, amounting in all to £8 17s. 3d. The amount was made up, and the officer left the service.

Expend-iture nqui1·infJ · Pa1'l-iamentm·y provision.-A Return is given in Appendix (A) of Expendi­ ture authorised by the Governor in Council under Clause 19 of Schedule 2 of "The Audit Act," £18,925 5s. 4d. bei;1g for excess expenditure over vote or new expenditure of the year 1890, and £87614.~. l ld. for arrears of expenditure of former years. The greater portion of the latter is for amounts not claimed unti.l the vote previously providing for the expenditure had lapsed. Provision is also required for £17,002 fk llcl., excess expenditure over·provision for £1,000,000 under Act 52 Viet. No. 68, referreJ to in last Report; but a sum of £572, also therein referred to, is available and might be used in reduction of the amount. DEBT OF THE COLONY. The Debt of the Colony on 31st December, 1890) amounted to £6,578,950, an addition of £1,508,380 to the amount standing on 31st December, 1889. The larger portion_of this increase, £1,106,500, is due, however, to the purcha,-e of the Main Line Railway. The balance sheet shows the Debt at £6,3!53,200, these figures being the amount issued and outstanding at that date ; the Treasury Bills for Public Works 57

authorised but not issued, amounting to £286,150, should be added, and the Debentures for £60,400 due· in 1891, provided under Act 52 Viet. No. 68, and included in the Balance Sheet, should be deducted, which, will make the Debt as above stated. See Table below:- Amount as per Balance Sheet ...... • •...... £6,353,200 Treasury Bills, 54 Viet. No. 55, for Public Works,. authorised but not issued ...... 286,150

.£6,639,350 Less Debentures and Treasury Bills due in 1891, included in the first amount ...... , ••.••...... 60,400

£6,578,950 ------Treasury Bills outstanding for £140,000 under Act 52 Viet. No. 29 have not been included m the· above, as they have been authorised only as temporary aid to Revenue.

TRUS'.l' FUNDS MANAGED BY THE GOVERNMENT. Public Debts Sinl,ing Fund.-The balance at credit of this Fund on 31st December last amounted to­ £124,804 4s. Od., of which £123,870 had been invested in Government Debentmes and Treasury Bills, and £920 at fixed deposit, £14 4s. remaining at current account in the Bank. The following are the­ transactions in the year 1890 :- £ s. d. Balance on 31st December, 1889 ...... 103,181 3 7 Reserves under Waste Lands Act received ...... 19,098 2 0 Under Act 50 Viet. No. 7 ...... 400 0 0 Mount Cameron Water.race A.et ...... 118 16. 4 Interest on Investments ...... 5306 2 1

128,104 4 0 Less Debentures paid off ...... 3300 0 0

£124,804 4 0

Assurance Fund, Real Property Act.-The amount at credit of this Fund on 31st December lailt ·was £8218 2s. 9d., of which £6750 was invested in Debentures and '.l'reasury Bills, £1468 2s. 9d. remaining in the Treasury. The following were the receipts for 1890 :- £ s. d. Balance 31st December, 1889 ...... -.... . 7657 0 1 Interest on Investments received ...... 359 10 10 Assurance Fees ...... ,...... ; ...... 201 11 10

£8218 2 9 ------Post Qffice Savings Banh.-The business of this establishment again shows satisfactory improve­ ment, the accumulated deposits having risen in 1890 to £56,188 9s. 2d. from £52,119 9s. 8d. in 1889~ 1'he following were the transactions for the year 1890 :- £ s. d. Deposits ...... 44,109 9 6 Interest allowed on same ...... 1700 9 9

45,809 19 3 vVithdrawals ...... 41,740 19 9

Excess Deposits ...... ; ...... £4068 19 6 ------Total amount deposited since the _establishment of £ s. d. the Bank ...... 314,393 13 5 Ditto withdrawals, ditto ...... 267,756 18 1 46,636 15 4 Interest allowed to Depositors ditto ...... 955113 10

£56,188 9 2

The sum of £54,300 has been invested in Debentures and Treasury Bills, the balance !iremaining­ temporarily in the Treasury. The profit during the last two years, amounting to £6!8 ls. lld., ;remains in account. 58

Post 0.fjice .LVIoney Order Business.-The Secretary has reconciled this account to 31st December, 1888, only, but the adjustment of accounts to the end of 1890 is now being proceeded with. 'l'erritorial Police P1'Dvident Fund.-The following returns show the accumulated amounts on the transactions of the two branches of this Fund to 31st December, 1890 :-

SUPERANNUATION BRANCH. £ .~ . . d. Receipts -Deductions from Pay ...... 4614 10 11 Interest on Investments ...... 776 14 0

5391.411 Payments.-Compensation allowances ...... 734 7 3

£4656 17 8 ===- representing an increase of 34 per r.ent. on deductions from the pay of members now in the Force. £600 has been invested in Government Debentures, and £4000 in Fixed Deposits; the balance, £56 17s. 8d., remaining temporarily in the Treasury. Reward Branch- £ s. d. Receipts-Fines and Interest ...... 2058 18 2 Payments-Rewards ...... , ...... 1369 10 0

£689 8 2 ----- The sum of £1600 was invested before the reduction of the principal sum---- to £689, and the amount required to pay rewards beyond the sum in hand,-viz. £910 lls. lOcl.-has been temporarily advanced by the Treasury. . ·

Fox's Fund.-The position of this Fund is as follows:- £ s d. Invested in Treasury Bills ...... , ...... 500 0 0 Ditto Fixed Deposits ...... 300 0 0 In Hobart Savings Bank ...... , ...... 27 0 1 £827 0 1 -----~-- The sum of £52 7s. 6d. has been paid from income in equal proportions of £10 9s. 6d. each to the Adminis­ trator of Charitable Grants, St. J oseph's Orphanage, the Boys' Home, the Girls' Industrial School, Hobart, and Girls' Industrial School, Launceston . .Dexter's Fund.-The sum of £461 ·ms. 1 ld. still remains at fixed deposit, and £15 5s. 6d. in the Savings Bank. From income £7 16s. has been divided equally ·amongst the following Institutions:­ The Boys' Home, and the Girls' Industrial Schools, Hobart and Launceston.

Sinldng Funds unclei· Local Bodies Loans Act, 45 Viet. No. 16.-The following are the amounts held by the Treasury, and placed to tlie credit of the several Funds, to 31st December, 1890 :- £ s. d. Marine Board, Launceston ...... 1236 7 10 Glebe Town Town Board ...... 126 1 6 Latrobe Road Trust ...... 126 8 2 Devon port Town Board ...... 40 0 0 These amounts, with the exception of a trifling sum, have been invested in Treasury Bills and fixed deposits.

PUf:!LIC BODIES. The Annual Accounts of Public Bodies subject to examination under the Audit Act have been examined ancl passed. The numbers audited on account of the year 1890 were :- Rural 1','[ unicipalities ...... _ 19 Road Trusts...... 93 Main Road Boards...... 38 'l'own Boards...... 7 Marine Board and Lighthouse ·Fund...... 7 Cemetery Trusts...... 21 Miscellaneous ...... 4

To1'AL ...... •.....•.....•.•...... 189 = With the exception of the Hamilton Road Trust, the Accounts of the several Local Bodies were rendered in a fairly satisfactory manner ; some, however, came in too late for participation in the annual payment of subsidy. In the exception named a considerable deficiency was found to exist, but this was afterwards made good by the 8ecretary, and the Trustees appeared to be satisfied with the explanation afforded by him. 59

INSPEC'l'ION OF ACCOUNTS. The Travelling Inspectors have been fully employed during the year, and have examined 106 Accounts of Departments, 63 of Local Post Offices, and 146 of Public Bodies. .

CoLONIAL STOREKEEPER'S AccouNTS. The· Colonial Storekeeper's Accounts were not received in a complete state until the 24th June, and the improvement noticed with regard to the 1889 Account_s has not been maintained ; on the contrary, considerable trouble and loss of time has been experienced by this Department in the adjustment caused by errors committed in the Stores Office that could not have occurred if ordinary attention and ability had been shown. QUERIES AND LETTERS NOT SATISFIED. For the satisfactory reason given in the last Report, very few Queries and Letters remain unsatisfied : the following only require notice- Letter -to the Cll'ief Secretary, 14th J1me, 1890.-Respecting the audit of the Accounts of the Curator of Intestate Estates, and with regard to a Resolution passed by both Houses of Parliament in reference thereto. Correspondence with regard to this matter was published in my last Report, but the instrnction of Parliament expressed in the Resolution referred to has not yet been complied with. . Letter to the TreasU1·e,·, 19th April, 1890.-Requiring Vouchers and authority for expenditure in Agent-General's Acdount. Letter to the JJ.iini.~ter of Lands and rVorks.-Pointing out that authorities issued for contingent expenditure would practically place the control of the total of the votes in the hands of the Heads of Department without further reference to the Minister, and asking if this was meant, the reply being in the affirmative. As this is contrary to the usual practice, and also thought to be contrary to the intention of the Legislature in voting the money, the matter is specially referred to. Query 105, 1st Octobe1·, 1890.-Respecting· a payment of £250 to the Launceston City and Suburbs Improvement Association, to assist in improving approaches to the Cataract Gorge. The amount was charged under the authority of the Minister of Lands and Works to the vote for "Tracks generally, Emergent Works and Surveys for Ro_ads." Objection was taken to this on the ground that the vote for tracks had hitherto been considered to apply only to tracks to open up unsettled lands, and as this was practically a grant in aid to suburban improvements, it was thought. that the manner in which the vote was appropriated in respect to this payment was contrary to the intention of Parliament in voting the money. , - _ Query 109, 1st October, 1890.-Respecting payment of £28 for clearing a track to Mount ·w ellington, authorised to be charged to vote for " Tracks generally, Emergent Works, and Surveys for Roads." Objection was taken to this on similar grounds to those in the case named in Query 105 above.

Requesting your attention to the matters herein referred to,

l have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, W. LOVETT, Audit01·-General. The Hon. the Trealiurer.

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APPENDIX A. EXPENDITURE authorised by the Governor in Council under Regulation 19, Scltedule 2, of" The Audit Act, 1888," 52 Viet. No. 43.

Expenditure. Particulars. Authorised. Ordina1·y. Arrears.

.£ s. d . £ s. d. £ s. d. His Excellency tlte Governor's Establishment. Maintenance of Government House ...... 43 10 0 27 13 2 3 10 0 Legislati·ve Council. U niforrn for Messengers ...... 3 2 0 Witnesses' Expenses ...... 50 0 0 41 15 9 House of Assembly. Clerical Assistance ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 Extra Messengers ...... 52 0 0 51 2 2 Books of Reference ...... · ...... 6 0 0 5 13 2 Newspapers ...... -...... 22 13 0 3 5 7 15 13 0 Uniforms ...... 9 5 0 2 5 0 Chief Sec1·etary.- Uniforms ...... 5 0 0 Audit Depm;tment. Salary, Travelling Inspector of Accounts ...... 20 0 0 8 6 8 Uniforms ...... 2 10 0 2 10 0 Statistician. Stationery and Stores ...... : ...... 23 4 5 23 4 5 Cost of collecting Statistics "...... 1 16 6 1 16 6 Allowances to Deputy Registrars ...... ·4 19 0 4 19 0 Analyst. Stationery and Stores ...... 15 0 0 14 6 9 Fisheries Department. Stationery and Stores ...... 12 11 0 12 11 0 Advertising ...... 25 0 0 23 17 6 Inquests ...... 70 0 0 65 10 2 Inspector of Jl,:fachinei·y. Instruments and Books ...... ' ...... 45 0 0 43 19 7 Public Buildings. Officekeeper, Launceston, for lighting Fires ...... _ ...... 6 0 0 6 0 0 Stores for cleaning Offices ...... 15 0 0 11 14 11 Fuel, Light, Water-Hobart ...... -.... . 373 13 9 373 rn 9 Fuel, Light, Water-Launceston ...... 22 9 10 22 9 10 Gratuity to Superintendent of Telegraphs ...... 20 0 0 20 0 0

1Yeiv Toivn Fann. New Town Charitable Institution labour ...... 109 4 0 109 4 0 Fuel, Light, Stationery, &c ...... 115 6 0 12 0 0 15 6 Purchase of Live Stock ...... ,...... 42 3 2 42 3 2 Charitable Gmnts. Transport ...... 11 17 9 11 17 9 Maintenance of Destitute Persons ...... , ...... 6 0 0 6 0 0 Stationery and Stores ...... ·,·-·········· ...... 8 14 7 8 14 7 .Agent-General. Salaries ...... 11 11 0 11 11 0 61

Expenditure. Particulars. Authorised. Ordinary. Arrears.

£ $. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Inclitstrial and Ragged Schools. Industrial School for Females, Launceston ...... 102 10 0 99 14 9 St. J oseph's Orphanage, Hobart ...... 48 8 5 42 18 fl Training Schools for Girls, Hobart ...... 30 0 0 16 12 fl Training School, Cascades. Petty Expenses and Rewards ...... 5 0 0 I 15 10 Repairs to Buildings ...... 0 6 11 0 6 11 Farm Expenses ...... 9 16 4 9 16 4 Grants in aid of C/iaritable Institutions. Cottage Hospital, Beaconsfield ...... 150 0 0 150 U 0 New Ton·n C!writable·lnst-itution. Fuel and Light ...... ·...... 165 0 0 154 3 0 Medical Comforts ...... 27 8 10 27 8 10 Launceston Charitable Institution. Supe~·i~tendent's Salary ...... 100 0 0 30 5 6 Prov1s10ns ...... 180 0 0 174 7 5 Funerals, Furniture, &c ...... 40 0 0 27 14 4 Improvements to Quarters, R. Venus ...... 20 0 0 20 0 0 Hospitalfor the Insane, Nero Nmfolk. Salary, Attendant ...... 60 0 0 25 0 0 Repa~r.s to Buildings ...... 40 0 0 23 10 0 Prov1s1ons ...... 310 0 0 304 2 5 Bedding, Clothing, &c ...... 91 11 2 91 11 2 Drainage of Hospital...... 25 0 0 25 0 0 General Hospital, Hobart. Repairs and Alterations to Building~ ...... 165 0 0 136 3 I Salary of Secretary ...... 200 0 () 74 3 10 Medical Comforts ...... 40 0 3 40 0 3 Clothing, Bedding, &c ...... 110 0 0 86 14 9 Stationery and Advertising ...... 52 10 10 14 10 5 Washing ...... 161 12 5 16112 5 Medicines, &c...... 16 6 9 16 6 9 Furniture ...... , ...... 4 9 0 4 9 0 Commission ...... 55 6 0 55 5 6 Fuel and Light ...... 142 14 3 14114 3 General Hospital, Launceston. Lodging Allowance, House Steward ...... 15- 0 0 4 10 6 Incidental Expenses ...... 22 2 10 21 4 I Repairs to Buildings ...... 15 2 0 15 2 0 Uniforms for Nurses, &c ...... 81 I 11 81 l 11 Fuel, Light, and Water ...... 80 0 0 78 17 4 Public Health-Central Board. For the purposes of the Public Health Act ...... 257 10 0 179 5 7 27 10 0 Medical Department. Salary, Health Officer, Longford, Oct. to Dec. 188~ ... 6 5 0 6 5 0 Contagious Diseases Hospital, Hobart. Fittings, Pipes, Plans, &c ...... 25 12 2 2 17 4 Salary, Nurse ...... _...... 22 10 0 22 10 0 Maintenance of Inmates, Is. a day ...... 19 0 0 9 9 6 . [!ontagious Diseases Hospital, Launceston. Prov1s10ns ...... 25 0 0 20 10 5 Clothing, Bedding, &c ...... I 0 0 0 0 I Pensi'.ons. A. M. Campbell ...... i.·. -43 6 11 32-10 0 · L. M'Inerney, I April, 1886, at £19·16s. per annum 94 I 0 19 16 ·O J.C. Mann, to his Daughter .. : ...... 27 14 5 27 14 5 J as. Austin, to his Widow ...... 2 2 8 2 2 8 D. D. H. Chisholm ...... 76 2 0 31 14 2 62

Expenditure. Particulars. Authorised. Ordinary. Arrears.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. cl. Treasu·1·y. Stationery and Stores ...... : ...... 32 0 0 30 2 8 Miscellaneous Expenses ...... , ...... 20 0 0 8 7 4 Uniform ...... 2 10 0 2 10 0

Custorn.s. Salary, Senior Landing Waiter ...... 20 16 .8 20 16 8 Salary, Junior Landing Waiter ...... 29 3 4 29 3 4 U niforn1 for Messenger ...... g 5 0 6 15 0 Stationery and Stores ...... : ...... 36 JO 0 36 0 0

Dqfences. Land Defences ...... 972 14 ,5 965 3 11 7 10 6 Camp of Exercise ...... 53 15 5 53 15 5

OJ/foe of Taxes. Clerical Assistance ...... 77 12 6 77 12 6 Stationery and Stores ...... 22 19 11 22 rn 11 Cost of collrction of Rates ...... 35 0 0 30 14 8

Post Office. Salary, Chief Clerk ...... 20 16 8 20 16 8 · Ditto, Clerk, £180 to £200 ...... 8 6 8 8 6 8 Ditto, ditto, £160 to £200 ...... 16 13 4 16 ]3 4 Ditto, ditto, .£140 to £160 ...... 8 6 8 8 6 8 Ditto, ditto, £120 to £130 ...... 4 3 4 4 3 4 Ditto, ditto, £90 to £110 ...... 8 6 8 8 6 8 Ditto, Postmaster, Dundas ...... 20 0 0 2 3 6 Ditto, ditto, Strathblane ...... 1 19 9 1 19 9 Ditto, ditto, Comstock ...... 15 0 0 5 0 0 Ditto, ditto, IIer,ty ...... , ...... 15 0 0 11 5 0 Ditto, ditto, Cornwall Colliery ...... 15 0 0 6 5 0 Ditto, ditto, Glenora ...... 10 0 0 4 3 4 Ditto, Receiver, Trevallyn ...... 10 0 0 3 12 10 Pay to Letter Carriers ...... 114 5 0 Uniforms ...... , ...... 0 15 6 0 15 6 Gratuities to Masters of Vessels ...... 150 0 0 35 3 11 Special Mail Service during Strike ...... 880 7 10 880 7 10 Cartage and Boat Hire ...... 50 0 0 Overtin1e ...... 9 10 0 9 9 0 Printing and Gumming Stamps ...... _ ...... 265 19 5 265 ]9 5 Conveyance of Inland Mails ...... ; ...... 1400 0 0 1385 16 0 Intercolonial, between Launceston and Melbourne ...... 200 0 0 Postal Communication with Great Britain ...... 13 5 2 ... 13 5 2 Remuneration to Money Order Agents ...... 245 5 0 245 5 0

Office ef Stm·es. Store Labour ...... 20 14 6 20 14 6 Stationery and Stores ...... · ... . 18 2 1 18 2 1 Advertising ...... , .... . 20 0 0 9 2 6 Conveyance ...... ' ... . 16 12 0 13 6 5 1 12 0 Expenses in connection ·with Powder Magazines ...... _. 1 JO 0 Printing Department. Wages ...... 600 0 0 589 2 9 Repairs to Machinery ...... 16 3 3 15 3 0 Stationery and Stores ...... 750 0 0 700 14 5 New Type, &c...... 112 0 0 111 7 10 U niforrn for Messenger ...... 2 10 0 2 10 0 Fuel and Light ...... 4 4 8 4 4 8

Telegmph Depa·rtment. Salary, Operator, £60 to £90, l September ...... 30 0 0 10 0 0 Ditto, ditto, Perth ...... 6 18 10 6 18 10 Ditto, ditto, }Ienty ...... 11 16 6 11 16 6 Ditto, ditto, Strathblane ...... 1 19 9 1 19 9 Ditto, ditto, IIobart ...... 25 0 0 16 13 4 Ditto, ditto, ditto ...... ' ...... 20 0 0 20 0 0 Ditto, ditto, ditto ...... : ...... 20 0 0 20 0 0 63

Expenditure. Parti<;:ulars. Authorised. Ordinary. A1·rears. ------.£ s. d .. .£ s. . d. .£ s. d; Salary, Operator; Launceston ...... 26 13 4 26 13 4 Ditto, ditto, ditto ...... 16 13 4 16 13 4 Ditto, ditto, ditto .. : ...... ; ...... 27 10 0 18 6 8 Ditto, ditto, ditto ...... 20 0 0 Ditto, ditto, ditto ...... 20 0 0 Ditto, Telephone Clerk, Bellerive ...... 5 0 0 1 5 0 Ditto, Four Messengers, Hobart ...... 40 0 0 26 0 0 Ditto, Three Messengers, Launceston ...... 30 0 0 19 10 0 Ditto, One Messenger, J\iount Zeehan ...... 12 10 0 9 10 8 Stationery and Stores ...... ; ...... 150 0 0 114 7 1 Overtime ...... 30 0 0 22 17 0 Miscellaneous Expenses ...... 188 4 9 188 4 9 Education Depm·tnient. Boards of Advice ...... 8 15 0 8 15 0 In aid of State Schools ... ~ ...... 1957 9 7 1950 9 7 7 0 0 Technical Education ...... 117 5 0 . 36 2 0 81 3 0 Uniform ...... 2 10 0 Repairs, &c ...... 175 12 3 175 12 3

Sinldng Fund, .Lrft. Cameron Water-1·ace ...... 21 11 3 21 11 3 Attonzey-General. Salary, Parliamentary Draftsman ...... •..•...... , 50 0 0 16 13 4 Law Books ...... : ...... 3 0 0 2 5 1 Stationery and St.ores...... 12 0 0 1 0 8 Uniform ...... 2 10 0 2 10 0

01·urvn Solicitor. Uniform ...... 5 15 0 2 10 0 Stationery and Stores ...... 6 7 2 6 7 2 The .Judges. Uniform ...... 2 10 0 1 0 0 Supreme Coui·t. Uniform ...... 2 10 0 2 10 0 Allowance for spoiled Stamps ...... 10 0 0 8 17 6 Sheriff. Uniforn1 ...... 2 10 0 2 10 0 Lands' Titles. Salary, Clerk and Draftsman, .£40, 13th August ...... 15 7 7 Uniforms ...... 2 10 0 2 10 0 Temporary Assistance to :Messenger ...... 0 1 3 0 1 3 Administmtion of Justice . .Defending Pauper Prisoners .....· ...... 4 10 0 4 8 0 .T urors' Expenses ...... 34 0 0 33 3 0 .Lrfagistmcy, I(ingboi·ough. Salary, Bailiff Court of Requests, Woodbridge ...... 10 0 0 3 6 8 Stationery and Stores ...... 7 0 0 6 6 9 Fuel ar.d .Light ...... 0 3 9 0 3 9 .L1fagistmcy, Fmnltlin. Stationery and Stores ...... 1 0 0 0 10 7 Miscellaneous ...... 5 0 0 5 0 .0 llfagistrac:1;, Selby. Stationery and Stores ...... 16 0 0 10 16 4

.Ll1 agistracy, 1}1 acquai·ie. Stationery and Stores ...... 2 0 0 1 10 3 .L1fo.gistracy, Ringarooina. Salary, Registrar Court of Requests, Moorina ...... 15 0 0 1 5 0 Allowance, Registrar Conrt of Requests, Moorina ...... 10 0 0 0 16 8 64

Expenditure. Particulars. A uthorisetl. Ordinary. Arrears.

lJfogist1·acy, TVest Devon. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Travelling Expenses, Registrar, Penguin ...... 2 0 0 1 4 0 Fuel and Light ...... : ..••.•... 1 2 0 111ag-istracy, East Devon. Stationery and Stores ...... •...... 8 0 0 7 0 3 .ilfagistmcy, Carna1·von. · Stationery and Stores ...... ; ...... 0 2 11 0 2 11 Police Department. Salary, two Constables, 5s. a day for six weeks 21 0 0 21 0 0 Ditto, Constable, George Town ...... •... 6 0 9 6 0 9 Allowance, Constable, George Town ...... 1 10 11 11011 Salary, Constables, 15 Nov. to 31 Dec. 1890 ...... 12 6 9 12 6 g Uniforms ...... ••...... 72 6 6 72 6 6 Rent of Stations ...... 2 19 11 2 19 ll Travelling and Escort Expenses ...... 250 0 0 245 17 0 Stationery and Stores ...... 1 0 0 Provisions for Prisoners ...... 23 1 3 23 1 3 Gaol, Hobart. Salary, Head Attendant ...... 28 6 8 28 6 8 In lieu of Quarters, Fuel, and Light, ditto ...... 10 0 0 10 0 0 Four Attendants ...... 80 0 0 78 4 2 In lieu of Quarters, Fuel, and Light ...... 24 0 0 14 4 6 Gaolor, Personal Allowance ...... 15 0 0 4 10 9 Salary, Medical Officer Hospital for Insane ...... 8 6 8 8 6 8 Ditto, Female Warder, Hobart ...... 30 0 0 1 11 2 Gaol, Launeeston. Miscellaneous ...... 10 0 0 9 17 3 Medical Attendance and Medicine ...... 0 5 0 0 5 0 Gaols, Geneml Sm·vice. Mr. Jones, for removal ...... 34 12 3 34 12 3 Mr. Quodling, for removal ...... 27 3 5 27 3 5 Mr. Jones, for Fixtures ...... 105 8 6 105 8 6 Repairs, Hobart Gaol ...... 1 0 6 Lands. Uniform ...... 5 0 0 5 0 0 Stationery and Stores ...... 200 0 0 190 7 8 Travelling Expenses Conservator of Forests ...... 10 0 0 9 18 4 Photo-litlio Apparatus ...... 4 0 0 1 8 8 JVorlls. Salary, Clerk, for duties in connection with Waste Lands Act ...... 15 0 0 15 0 0 Overtime, Draftsman Permanent Staff...... 17 1 3 17 1 3 Travelling Expenses Government Architect ...... 0 15 6 0 15 6 Bonus, Inspector of Public Building·s ...... 25 0 0 25 0 0 Stationery and Stores ...... •...... 50 0 0 47 8 7 Incidental and Instrnments ...... 84 2 11 83 6 11 0 16 0 Uniform .....•...... 3 5 0 3 5 0 Travelling· Expenses, Inspector of Public Buildings ... 3 9 3 3 9 3 .Jiines. Salary Registrar, Strahan ...... 120 0 0 32 6 8 Travelling Expenses Secretary of Mines ...... •• 10 0 0 6 16 3 Ditto Commissioner Eastern Division ...•....•...... 25 0 0 18 12 4 Diamond Drills ...... 501 0 11 501 0 11 Stationery and Stores ...... _ ...... 105 0 0 95 7 2 Roads, B1·idges, Sm-veys. Expenses in connection with Stone-crnsher ...... •.... 575 18 11 575 18 11 Flying Stuver, Beacomfield Railway .•...... 200 0 0 146 9 6 Survey, &c. new 'l'amar-street Bridge ...... 30 7 9 30 7 9 Surveys Estimates in connection with Public Works Proposals ...... 0 4 9 0 4 9 1 65

Expenditure. Particulars. Authorised. Ordinary. Arrears.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Tasmanian Railways. Salary Engineer of Lines, £500 per annum, 1 Sept ... 83 6 8 83 6 8 Miscellaneous. Furniture for Parliamentary Buildings, &c ...... 30 0 0 22 2 3 Electoral Rolls, Expenses of making ...... 37 11 6 37 11 6 Expenses of Elections ...... '...... 50 0 0 40 8 4 Jury Lists, Expenses of taking ...... 4 0 0 3 1 0 Premium of Exchange on Remittance to London ...... 900 0 0 898 19 2 Cost of English and Intercolonial Telegrams ...... 251 3 4 251 3 4 Advertising Government Notices ...... ·...... 52 9 0 40 19 0 11 10 0 Cost of Firing Tim_e Gun ...... 14 17 9 14 17 9 Aid to Ferry, Hobart and Bellerive ...... 12 0 0 12 0 0 Passes for Members of the Legislature, &c ...... 287 1 0 287 1 0 Destruction of Rabbits on Crown Land ...... 54 0 I 49 11 3 Fire Brigade,:, Act ...... 212 15 2 212 15 2 Contribution to International Telegraph Bureau ...... 8 3 6 8 3 6 Advertising Applications for Public-house Licence ... .. 36 13 0 3G 13 0 Destruction of Native Tigers ...... 50 0 0 28 0 0 Expenditure in connection with Assessment of Land Tax 450 0 0 446 13 l Salary, &c. of Organizing Secretary Imperial Institute 74 17 1 73 6 5 To defray charges or loss on Articles sold by Colonial Sto1·ekeeper ...... 75 7 6 75 7 6 Purchase of Fire Appliances, Cascades ...... 68 12 0 68 12 0 Carrick Main Road Board ...... _ 265 0 0 265 0 0 Works on Leven Main Road District-Repairing Main Coast Road ...... 54 17 3 54 17 3 Salary Caretaker Quarantine Station, Crayfish Point 100 0 0 16 13 4 Unforeseen Expenses ...... 1383 16 11 1364 10 8 19 6 3 47 Viet. No. 33, Item 2. Improvements, D' Arcy- street, Hobart ...... 400 0 0 400 0 0 47 Viet. No. 33, Item 6. Streets, Waratah ...... 57 11 11 57 11 1 1 49 Viet. No. 44, Item 5. Jetty at Taranna ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 50 Viet. No. 23, Item 21. Tracks generally ...... 28 6 0 28 6 0 52 Viet. No. 60, Item 208. Temperance Lane ...... 3 0 0 ------TOTALS ...... 20,890 19 0 18,925 5 4 876 14 1 1 ~------y------' £19,S02 0 3

,v. LOVETT, Auditor-General.

WlLLIAlf THOMAS STRUTT, GOYEltN'r..lENT PRINTER, TASMANIA.