ANNO QUARTO EDWARDI SEPTIMI REGIS.
No. 1960. An Act tb apply a sum out of the Consolidated Eevenue to the service of the year ending on the thirtieth day of June One thousand nine hundred and five and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament. [30th November, 1904.] MOST. GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN— E Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects the Legislative Preamble. W Assembly of Victoria in Parliament assembled towards making good the supply which we have cheerfully granted to Your Majesty in this Session of Parliament have resolved to grant unto Your Majesty the sum hereinafter mentioned and do therefore most humbly beseech Your Majesty that it may be enacted : And be it therefore enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Victoria in this present Parliament assembled and by the authority of the same as follows (that is to say) :;—
1. Out of the Consolidated Eevenue there shall and may be issued Application of and applied for or towards making good the supply granted to His moneyfl- Majesty a sum not exceeding Two million two hundred and twenty- £2,228,169. eight thousand one hundred and sixty-nine pounds for the service of the year ending on the thirtieth day of June One thousand nine hundred and five. 2. All [88.3d.] 265 12894. i EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. id60.
2. All sums granted by this Act and the other Acts mentioned in the First Schedule to this Act out of the said Consolidated Revenue towards making good the supply granted to His Majesty amounting as appears by the said Schedule in the aggregate to the sum of Four million two hundred and fifty-six thousand three hundred and thirty pounds are appropriated and shall be deemed to have been appro priated as from the date of the passing of the Act No. 1897 for the purposes and services expressed in the Second Schedule hereto.
FIRST SCHEDULE. GRANTS OUT OF THE CONSOLIDATED REVENUE.
• i.»—;•- • A . i — • • i •• - -... • — ••— •• • FOR THE SERVICE OF THE YEAR ENDING £ £ 30TH JUNE, 1904. Under Act No. 1900 • • • 32,402
FOR THE SERVICE OP THE YEAR ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1905. Under Act No. 1897 928,063 Under Act No. 1909 384,303 • 'frnder Act No. 1924 683,293 Under Act No. 1934 100 Under this Act ... • 2,228,169 4^23,928
Total 4,256,330
SECOND SCHEDULE. APPROPRIATION OF GRANTS.
ABSTRACT. £ £ Part I.—1903-4, Supplementary *** 32,402 Part II.—4904-5, viz. :— dhief Secretary 682,992 Minister of Public Instruction 643,259 Attorney-General 75,844 "Solicitor-General ... 60,999 Treasurer (not including Treasurer's Advance) 268,651 'Commissioner of Crown Lands and Survey ... 98,728 Commissioner of Public Works 209,534 Minister of Mines 45,424 Minister of Water Supply 35,377 Minister of Agriculture ... 100,596 Minister of Health 21,313 Minister of Railways ...... 1,981,211 4,223,928
-4 Total 4,256,330 «—i—i SECOND 266
i • 4 $pw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. .[$o. 19$). a
SECOND SCHEDULE.—PART I.
1 903-4.
L-CHIEF SEG»B5?A»Y.
DIVISION NO. 5. THE LIBRARY. t Read— Subdivision No. 4» CONTINGENCIES.
Temporary Assistance £126
In lieu of— Subdivision No. 3.
One Messenger ... £126
DIVISION NO. 7.
REFRESHMENT ROOMS.
Subdivision No. 2. CONTINGENCIES.
For the Purchase of Stock 250
DIVISION No. 9. CHIEF SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 3. CLERICAL DIVISION. Repd— Five Fourth Class Clerks ...£l,298t Ten Fifth Class Clerks ... 1,490| £2,788 In \lieu of— Six Fourth Class Clerjcs ..£l,523f Nine Fiftji Class Clerjcs .. 1,265 £2,788
Carried forward 250
Read— t Including an allowance to I wo Fourth Class Clerks, OIK at £1(0 and onc.at £13 II Including an allowance of £26 to one Fifth Class Clerk. In leu of— t Including an allowance to three Fourth.Closs ClerksLone at £100, one.at £?5, und. flge^t /15. w At V
^ 4^EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ £ Brought forward • •• 250 CHIEF SECRETARY'S OFFICE- continued.
SALARIES.
To satisfy Query of the Auditor- General, 1902-3. * DIVISION NO. 9. Subdivision No. 4. GENERAL DIVISION. Head- One Messenger ... £120 Two Junior Messengers 97
£217 In lieu of— One Messenger ... £119 Two Junior Messengers.. 98
£217
DIVISION NO. 9.
INSPECTION, OF FACTORIES AND SHOPS.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 11. GENERAL DIVISION. Read— Six Inspectors of Factories £1,081
Subdivision No. 12. CONTINGENCIES. Head— Travelling Expenses, &c. £2,461
£3,542 In lieu of— Five Inspectors of Factories £1,042 Travelling Expenses, &c. 2,500
£3,542
MISCELLANEOUS.
- Subdivision No. 30.—(Inalterable).
Allowance for Expenses to the Hon. J. W. Taverner, as Agent- General, from 20th February, 1904, £362 Is. 5d. 363 Carried forward 613
268 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ £ Brought forward ••• ••• • • • 613
DIVISION NO. 10. > i GOVERNMENT STATIST.
.i • Subdivision No. 5.
CONTINGENCIES.
Collecting and Compiling Agricultural and other Statistics- (b) Expenses of Police Collecting ... ••• 100 Postage and Telegrams ... • • • " • • • 125 Priuting Victorian Year Book • at • •• 215 • 440
DIVISION NO. 11. POLICE.
SALARIES AND WAGRS GENERAL POLICE.
Subdivision No. 3.
Read— , One hundred and four Sergeants*— ' Senior—Six at lis. 6d. daily, from 1st February/ iyi/4 ... ••• ••• ... '" 1 1 - 1st Class—Forty-nine, with daily pay from 10s. 6d. >• £18,500f 1 to lis...... ••• ••• ••• y 2nd Class—Forty-nine, at 9s. 6d. daily ...... J One thousand three hundred and seventy-nine Con-^ * stables*— Senior—One hundred and fifty-four, with daily pay from 9s. to 10s. ^ 204,678$ Ordinary—Twelve hundred and twenty-five (six to 31st January, 1904, only), with daily pay from 6s. 6d. to 10s. £223,178 In lieu of— Ninety-eight Sergeants*— j 1st Class—Forty-nine, with daily pay from 10s. 6d. (• £17,980f f to lis...... ••• ••• ••• ( 2nd Class—Forty-nine, at 9s. 6d. daily ...... I One thousand three hundred and seventy-nine Con-' stables*— Senior—One hundred and fifty-four, with daily pay • 205,1981 from 9s. to 10s. ' T Ordinary—Twelve hundred and twenty-five, with daily pay from 6s. 6d. to 9s. 6d. ... •••.> 4 £223,178 '.*".;. t
, Carried forward • • • • • • • • • 1,053
269 \ 4' fl)W. til.] Appfdpricition of Revenue, 1903-4. [No: i960. I.—CkiEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Brought forward 1,053 DIVISION NO. 12.
PENAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND GAOLS.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 2.
CLERICAL DIVISION. f^olflr 4th Glass Clerks (short provided) ... 12 Subdivision No. 3.
GENERAL DIVISION. Rehd—
Four Overseers ...... | One Artiskn Warder ...... J £901 One hundred and fifty Male Warders (including arrears) (incliulihg two Hospital Warders) 21,?68*tt Eighteen Female Warders from £6 to £8 10s. per month (including arrears) 1,731*
£24,400 - " —^ In lieu of— Five Overjseers ...... £901 One hundred and fifty Male Warders (including two Ho^pitsi'l Warders) 21,768*ft Eighteen Female WarUers from £6 to £8 10s. per month 1,731 21,400 To satisfy Query of the Auditor-General.
DIVISION NO. 12 of 1902-9. • Subdivision No. 3. GENERAL DIVISION. Head— Four Overseers ... One Artisiin WarJer ...J £856 In lieu of— Five Overseers £856
Carried forward • • • I • • • 1,005 m
i> 4 Stow: TIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1908-4. l^o.mo. I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
Brought forward
PE^AL ESTABLISHMENTS AND GAOLS-conthwed.
To satisfy Query by the Auditor-General.
DIVISION No. 12 of 1901-2.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 3.
GENERAL DIVISION.
Read—
One Artiian Warder 1160
Maxi Number. Grade. mum
(38 1 133 One hundred and fifty-three Male J38 2 147 22,194 Warders )38 3 141 •mt (39 4 135 £22,354
ft One Mcond-grade warder to be paid at the rate of £153 per annum, 1st .Inly to lfith August, 1001. Two tpird-grade warders to be paid at the rata of £147 per annum, 1st Jul* to 15th August, 1001. Three fourth-grade warders to be piid ut the rate of £141 per annum, In* July o 15th August, 1001.
In lieu of— One Overseer £160
Maxi Number. Grade. mum.
(38 1 153 One hundred and fifty-three Male J38 2 147 22,194 \VardJ3rs 138 3 141 (39 4 135 £22,354
Carried forward m 4 EDW. TIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECKETARY—continued.
Brought forward DIVISION NO. 13.
HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE.
Subdivision No. 3.. GENERAL DIVISION. Read— Artisan Staff (including arrears £1) £9,836 Attendants (including arrears £ 1) 26,151 Nurses (including arrears £1) ... 11,638
£47,625 In lieu of— Artisan Staff £9,836 Attendants ... 26,151 Nurses 11,638
£47,625 NOTES ON ESTIMATES, 1902-8. General DlTlilon, 46,878. Including payment! te one Jenlor Messenger and one Assistant Teacher (Ftmale) after the expiration of their terms ef probation. Artisan Staff, £0,648. Including payments to two Carters and twe Painters after the expiration of their terms of probation. NOTES ON ESTIMATES, 1003-4. General Division, £6,832. Including payments to one Junior Messenger and one Atslttant Teacher (Female) after the expiration of their terms of probation. Artisan Staff, £9,836. Including payments to two Carter*, two Painter*, and three Assistant Laundresses after the expiratlen of their terms of prohatien.
DIVISION NO. 14.
DEPARTMENT FOR NEGLECTED CHILDREN AND REFORMATORY SCHOOLS.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. CLERICAL DIVISION. Read— One Secretary and Inspector .. • •• £600 One Chief Clerk and Accountant from 9.12.03 to 30.6.04 • • • 175 Six Fourth Class Clerks ... • • • 1,468 Six Fifth Class Clerks • •• 1,002
£3,245
In lieu ofV — One Secretary and Inspector ... • • • £600 One Chief Clerk and Accountant • • • 310 Six Fourth Class Clerks • • • 1,468 Five Fifth Class Clerks • • * 802
£3,180
Carried forward .w. 272 4 BDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. I960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETAEY—continued.
Brought forward
DEPARTMENT FOR NEGLECTED CHILDREN AND REFORMATORY SCROOLS-continued.
To satisfy Query of the Auditor-General—Financial Tear 1902-3.
DIVISION NO. 14.
Subdirision No. 2.
Head— One Waggonette Driver* £129 One Female Instructor* 81 £210
In lieu of— t One Waggonette Driver* ••• £128 One Female Instructor* ... 82 £210
DIVISION No. 15.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, MUSEUMS, AND NATIONAL GALLERY OF VICTORIA.
Subdivision No. 9. GSNBBAL DIVISION. Read— Two Taxidermists £488 One Articulator and Osteologist... 180 Two Assistant Taxidermists (one for three months) 279 One Museum Assistant (for four months) ... 33 One Carpenter and Attendant ... 149 One Attendant ... ••• 120 £1,249 Subdivision No. 9. Maxi GENERAL DIVISION. mum.
In lieu of— £ Two Taxidermists 252 £488 One Articulator and Osteologist ... 204 180 Two Assistant Taxidermists 168 312 156 One Carpenter and Attendant 149 120 One Attendant... 120 £1,249
Carried forward • With qu»rt«n fuel, light, and water. 273 ft) 4 fibw. VIl] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [Noi I960.
1.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Brought forward ... 1,130
DIVISION NO. 15.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, MUSEUMS, AND NATIONAL GALIJERY OF VICTORIA -continued.
Subdivision No. 13.
CONTINGENCIBS. Read- Temporary Assistance (including allowance of .£10 per annum to each of two Junibr Messengers)—one from 1st July, 1903, to 18th April, 1904, and one from 1st July, 1903, to 30th June, 1904 ...... £150
In lieu of— Temporary 2As8istance... £150
DIVISION NO. 17, AUDIT OFFICE.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. ,1.
CLERICAL DIVISION. Read- One Senior First Clk ss Inspecting Officer under Audit Act, and Chief Clerk, from 23rd November, 1903 £805 Five Second Class Clprks (one to 31st August only) 2,086 "Eight Fourth Class Clerks 2,325 Fourteen Fifth Class Clerks 2,545
£7,261 In lieu of— Five Second Class Clerks £2,460 Nine Fourth Class Clerks 2,325 Thirteen Fifth. Class Clerks 2,442 One Fifth Class Clerfc (for lour months) 34
£7,261 Subdivision JSo !! GENERAL DIVISION. Mead— One Junior Messenger (including an allowance of £12 10s, as Typist) £65 In lieu cf— One Junior Messenger £52 13 Carried forward M48 m
. ' 4 i?DW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1&60.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
'• Brought forward • •• i,i43
DivisidN No. 17A. -
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER.
satisfy Query oj the Auditor-General, 1902-3. * * ''
i ! SALARIES. • ;
Subdivision No. 1. , . ,...'>
t CLERICAL DIVISION. ' . ! Rdad—
One Secretary »••- ••• ••• ••• ••• Xi"o One Clerk • • * • * • • # • ••• • • • 0O%J
I
. £748 •• • '.','. t.' !• • • • • "
InV * lieuf * of—A
One Secretary £420 One Clerk 323 i.- \ V-:Q £743
f! 0 DIVISION "NO. 21. MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 7.—Gratuity to the Widow of the late James H. Reid, Auditor- General, equal to nine months' pay 750 8.—Towards the expenses of the passage to England of the Hon. J. W. Taverner and family 500 9.—Towards the expenses to England of Mr. P. T. Peppard, employed by the Agent-General . ... ••• 104 10.—Allowance to Victorian Neglected Children's Aid Society, on • account of expenses in providing for women and children placed temporarily in its care by the police (£17 10g.) 18 11. For special work in connexion with the division of the State into new Electoral Districts and Provinces -. 100 12.—Amount agreed upon iu settlement of the claim for detention of the ship Dunearn by the Marine Board 160 : 1,632 * Total Chief Secretary • • 4 2,775 Carried forward to Total MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION } 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Bevenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
IL-MINISTER OP PUBIIC INSTRUCTION.
DIVISION NO. 22. EDUCATION.
SALARIES. Bead— Subdivision No. 1. FIRST DIVISION. One Director of Education £1,000 One Secretary 565
£1,565 Subdivision No. 3.
CLERICAL DIVISION. One Second Class Acting Accountant ... £452 Fourteen Fourth Class Clerks, including arrears ... 3,831 Thirty-six Fifth Class Clerks, including allowance to four Clerks at from £16 to £25 per annum... 6,337
f —•••• i Subdivision No. 4. £10,620
GENERAL DIVISION. Twenty-three Truant Officers ...... 3,839
£16,024 In lieu of— Subdivision No. 1. FIRST DIVISION. One Director of Education £1,000 Subdivision No. 3.
CLERICAL DIVISION. One First Class Secretary ...... £550 One Second Class Accountant ...... 452 Fourteen Fourth Class Clerks...... 3,831 Thirty-six Fifth Class Clerks, including allowance to two Clerks at £20 per annum ...... 6,387
£11,170 Subdivision No. 4.
GENERAL DIVISION. Twenty-one Truant Officers ... 3,572
£15,742 • •• 282
DIVISION NO. 25 TECHNICAL SCHOOLS,
To be paid in accordance with Regulations approved by the Governor in Council— For Maintenance and Buildings • • • 100 •
Carried forward • « • 382 276
, ' 4 EDW. VIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1060.
II.—MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION—continued.
Brought forward
DIVISION NO. 26.
MISCELLANEOUS. No. 2. Gratuity to M. C. Stach, in consideration of overtime work per formed by her late husband, L. W. Stach
To tatiify Queries of the Auditor-General—Financial Year 1902-3.
DIVISION No. 22.
Subdivision No. 8.
CLERICAL DIVISION.
Read— One First Class Secretary and Accountant £695 One First Class Chief Clerk ... 511 One Second Class Sub-Accountant 430 Three Third Class Clerks 675 Fourteen Fourth Class Clerks ... 3,596 Thirty-eight Fifth Class Clerks, including allowance to three Clerks at from £10 to £40 per annum 5,755 Allowance to Private Secretary to the Minister ... 36 £11,698
In lieu of— One First Class Secretary and Accountant £695 • One First Class Chief Clerk ... 511 430 One Second Class Sub-Accountant 974 Three Third Class Clerks 3,614 Fourteen Fourth Class Clerks Thirty-eight Fifth Class Clerks, including allowance to three 5,438 Clerks at from £10 to £40 per annum... 36 Allowance to Private Secretary to the Minister ... £11,698
Carried forward
277 w 4 |frw. yji] Apftropriot'on otf Revenue, 1903-4. jtNo. 19pQ. II.—MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION—continued.
£ Brought forward 412 DIVISION No. ^2.
Subdivision No. 4.
GENERAL DIVISION.
Read— Thirty-three Truant Officers .£4,237 17 0 Ope Senior Messengerf . 1.86 3 0 One Junior Messenger 52 0 0 One Junipr Messenger an . Attendnnt at Training College £4,426 0 0 In lieu of— Thirty-three Truant Officers ...... £4,195 0 0- One Senior Messengerf ...... 137 0 0 One Junipr Messenger...... 52 OU One Junfor Messenger aud Attendant at Training College ... , ...... 42 0 0
£4,426 0 0
DIVISION: NO. 23. i I • • • Subdivision No. 1, Read— ! :. Cookery-r- £338 Directress of .;...... 243 Senior Instructor, in charge of Cookery College £681 lit lieu of-— i Cookery «r ' Directness of £336 Senior jlnstructor in Charge of Cookery College 245
£581
Total Minister of Public Instruction 412 Brought forward from Total to CHIEF SECRETARY 2,775 Curried forward to Tola! ATTORNKY-GKNERAL ^187
' i t With quarters, fuel, light, and water. m
i' 4 Eipw. yn.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. I960,
III.-ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
DIVISION No. 27. £ j I SUPREME COURT. I | SALARIES. Rtdd— Subdivision No. 1. j {Exempt from provisions of Act No. 1133.) One Chiejf Clerk. ITiider the Supreme Court Act 1890 ... £1,200 Three Judges' Associates, including one from 1st June, at £250 571
£1,771 Subdivision No.i2. t CLERICAL DIVISION.
One 3rd Class Judgefs Associate ...... £350 Two 4th; Class judges' Associates, including one to 31st May, at £35|0 629 979 £2,750 Ik lieu of-— | Subjlivision No.ll. ! {Exempt from provisions of Act No. 1133.) One Chifcf Clerk. Under the Supreme Court Act 1890 £1,200 Three Judges'Associates 850 i £2,050 Subjlivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. ,One 3rd Class Judge's Associate ... £350 One 4th Class Judge's Associate ... 350 700
£2,750 .1'.". <•'. :•; ' * DIVISION NO. 28.; '1 . I LAW OFFICERS OF THE CROWNi ! SALARIES. Subjdivision No. 3. '• ! CLERICAL DIVISION. Seven 5tih Class Clerks (short provided) ... ..» • • • • •• 95
Subjdivision No. 6. CONTINGENCIES. Bead— Deduct to be repaid by Commonwealth Government for Assistance and Expenses of tho Government Analytical Chemist ...... ••• ••• ••• £350 Ifi lit u of— t Deduct ';to be repaid by Commonwealth Government for Assistance and Expenses of the Government Analytical Chemist, viz.:—Ohe Assistant at £125, two Assistants at : £75 each, Chemicals and Apparatus, £75 350
Carried forward ...... ••• • •• • • • 93 m 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
III. —A TTORNEY-GENERAL—continued.
Brought forward 93
DIVISION NO. 29.
CROWN SOLICITOR.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 2.
CLERICAL DIVISION. Bead— Three 4th Class Clerks ... • •• ... £669 Five 5th Class Clerks • •• ... 1,000 £1,669 In lieu of— Four 4th Class Clerks • • • ... £835 Five 5th Class Clerks • •• ... 834
£1,669
DIVISION No. 31. MASTER-IN-EQUITY, ETC.
Subdivision No. 4.—CONTINGENCIES. Expenses connected with the Duties on Estates of Deceased Persons ... 35
DIVISION NO. 32.
REGISTRAR-GENERAL AND REGISTRAR OF TITLES.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 3. CLERICAL DIVISION. Two 5th Class Clerks—One from 20th October, 1903, at £132 ; one from 27th October, 1903, at £100 161 Twenty-one 4th Class Clerks (short provided) 21
SURVEY BRANCH. Subdivision No. 4.
PROFESSIONAL DIVISION.
Seven Draughtsmen, Grade F (short provided) ...
Carried forward
280
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III.—ATTORNEY- GENERAL—continued.
£ Brought forward 314
DIVISION NO. 34. SHERIFF.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1>
CLERICAL DIVISION.
One 4th Class Clerk, from 1st to 30th November, 1903, at £350 One 5th Class Clerk, from 16th December, 1903, at £120 ... 96
DIVISION NO. 34A.
COMPTROLLER OF STAMPS.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1, CLERICAL DIVISION. One 4th Class Clerk, from 26th February, 1904, at £200 ... Four 5th Class Clerks-Two from 9th February, 1904, at £200 each ; one from 27th February, 1904, at £120; one from 1st March, 1904, at £100, and from 1st April, 1904, at £120
Subdivision No. 2.
GENERAL DIVISON. One Machine-man, from 8th February, 1904, at £168 67 One Machine-man's Assistant and Packer, from 17th February, 1904, at £90 ...... ••• ••• ••• . 34 101 Subdivision No. 3.—CONTINGENCIES. Allowances to Embossers 24 Commission on Sales of Duty Stamps by the Postal Department 520 544 95J DIVISION NO. 35. MISCELLANEOUS. Refund of fine imposed upon James Taylor by the Honorable the Chief Justice for non-attendance as a juror at the Sittings of the Supreme Court, holden at Bendigo, on the 20th October, 1903 (£2 2s.) • • • 3
Total Attorney-General ... • « • 1,364
Brought forward from Total to MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION • • • 3,187
Carried forward to Total SOLICITOR-GENERAL • •• 4,551
B 12894. 281 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
IV.-SOLICITOK-GENERAL.
DIVISION NO. 37.
POLICE MAGISTRATES AND WARDENS.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION.
One Police Magistrate, Grade B, from 22nd April, 1904 One Police Magistrate, acting, from 7th to 16th December, 1903, and on 24th and 29th December, 1903, at £750 (£24 3s. lOd.) Arrears of Salary to the late C. L. Dobbin, being from 1st to 19th July, 1902, at £700 (£35 15s. Id.)
Subdivision No. 2. CONTINGKNCIES.
Travelling Expenses ... 476
DIVISION NO. 38. CLERKS OF COURTS.
SALARIES.
CLERICAL DIVISION. Read— Fifty-six Fourth Class Clerks, including one to 31st August, 1903, and Arrears to one on account of 1902-5} £12,634
In lieu of— Fifty-six Fourth Class Clerks, including one to 31st August, *wvU ••• ••• • • • • • • ••• £12,634
(To satisfy Audit Query.) Financial Year 1902-3. DIVISION NO. 38.
CLERKS OF COURTS. Read— Three Second Class Clerks £1,026 Fifty-seven Fourth Class Clerks 12,192 Twenty-one Fifth Class Clerks ... 3,602
£16,820 In lieu of— Three Second Class Clerks £1,097 Fifty-seven Fourth.Class Clerks 12,177 Twenty-one Fifth Class Clerks . 3,546
£16,820 Carried forward 476
282 4Epw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
IV.—SOLICITOR-GENERAL—continued.
Brought forward 476
DIVISION NO, 40.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Refund of portion of penalty of £14 19s. 5d. pui.l on Settlement, Hnggard with Huggard and others, dated 17th December, 1901—Crisp, Cameron, and Rennick, claimants (£11 12s. lid.) 12 Refund of portion of penalty of £10 paid in the matter of Transfers, Nevill to Nevill. dated 26th March, 1896—Henry Jennings, claimant 5 Refund of portion of penalty of £5 imposed upon stamping mortgage Maurice. McCarthy to Janet Bell, dated 12th December, 1883— Moule, Hamilton, and Kiddle, claimants (£4 17s. 6d.) ... 5 Refund of penalty imposed upon stamping mortgage, Joseph Cleeland to Sarah Jane Buckley, dated 14th October, 1892—Stawell and Nankivell, claimants 5 Refund of portion of penalties of £5 each paid on Conveyances, Absom to Cox and Cox to Ross, dated respectively 25th August, 1887, and 26th August, 1887—David Sutherland, claimant 8 Refund of portion of penalty of £5 paid on Transfer, Commercial Bank of Australasia Limited to Spiers—William Moore Spiers, claimant ... 4 Refund of fine imposed upon William Berry by the Bench of Magis trates at Coburg, on the 23rd February, 1904, for a breach of the 1 Health Art 1890 ...... ••• ••• ••• ••; Refund of fine imposed upon William Boulton by the Bench of Magistrates at Wangaratta, on the 3rd September, 1903, for a 1 breach of the Health Act 1890 Refund of portion of fine of £2 imposed upon Joseph Bunn by the Bench of Magistrates at Bright, on the loth October, 1903, for a 2 breach of the Income Tax Act 1895 (£ I 10s.) ...... • • • Refund of two fines imposed upon Herbert Collins by the Bench of Magistrates at Korumburra on the 17th April, 1903, for a breach of 1 the Education Act 1890 (\0B.) ... -•• ••• ••• Refund of moiety of fine of £2 imposed upon Peter Antonio Cramen by the Bench of Magistrates at Myrtleford, on the 4th December, 1903, 1 for a breach of the Fisheries Act 1890 ...... ••• ••• Refund of portion of fine of £2 imposed upon William Doherty by the Bench of Magistrates at Shepparton, on the 13th October, 1903, for a breach of the Health Act 1890 (£1 10s.) ...... ••• Refund of portion of fine of £2 imposed upon John Hannah by the Bench of Magistrates at Kaleno, on the 8th September, 1903, for a breach ot 2 the Health Act 1890 (£1 10s.) ••; - Refund of fine imposed upon James Howard by the Bench of Magistrates 1 at Numurkah, on the 22nd Julv, 1903, for a breach of the Health Act 1890 476 Carried forward 50 283 13 2 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. I960;
IV.—SOLICITOR- GENERAL—continued.
£
Brought forw ard 476 *
DIVISION NO. 40.
MISCELLANEOUS-co/iftVmed.
Brought forward 50
Refund of fine imposed upon George Howard by the Bench of Magis trates at Numurkah, on the 22nd July, 1903, for a breach of the Health Act \890 ... 1 Refund of fine imposed upon Mary T. Jorgensen by the Bench of Magistrates at Nathalia, on the 23rd April, 1903, for a breach of the Health Act 1890 1 Refund of fine imposed upon James Bernard O'Leary by the Bench of Magistrates at Warragul, on the 23rd June, 1903, for a breach of the Health Act 1090 2 Refund of portion of fine of £2 imposed upon Patrick O'Neil by the Bench of Magistrates at Bungaree on ihe 27th April, 1903, for a breach of the Income Tax Act 1895 (£1 10s.) ... 2 Refund of portion of fine of £13 14s. imposed upon J. J. Pawsey by the Bench of Magistrates at Ararat, on the 28th August, 1903, for a breach of the Explosives Act 1890 (£8 14s.) 9 Refund of lino imposed upon Phillip John Ryan by the Bench of Magis trates at Seymour, on the 18th August, 1903, for a breach of the Health Act 1890 ...... ,. Refund of fine imposed upon Thomas Undy by the Bench of Magistrates at Scarsdale, on the 18th January, 1903, for a breach of the Health Act 1890... Refund of portion of fine imposed upon Fred. Bucknall by the Bench of Magistrates at Hey wood, on the 18th February, 1904, for a breach of the Animals Protection Act 1890 (£2 10s.) ... 3 Refund of portion of fine of £5 imposed upon Duncan Robertson by the Bench of Magistrates at Dunkeld, on the 9th March, 1904, for a breach of the Vermin Destruction Act 1890 Refund of portiou of penalty of £10 paid on a Conveyance, dated 7th October, 1897, Jones and others and Mauley—Graham and Murdoch, claimants... Refund of the moiety of penalty paid on Deed of Assignment and Release between George Cupitt and others and Jane Cupitt, dated 26th June, 1901—W. H. Ormcrod, claimant (£2 10s.) 84
Total Solicitor-General 5G0
Brought forward from Total to ATTORNEY-GENERAL 4,551
Carried forward to Total TREASURER ... ,4 5,111 284 4 Ebw. TIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1660. V.-TREASUEER.
DIVISION NO. 41. TREASURY. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. Receiver and Paymaster, Melbourne (short provided) 8 ' Clerks and Receivers and Pay masters, including one Secre tary to the Tender Board, one Relieving Receiver and Pay master, and one Paying Officer of Pensions, and arrears to two Fourth-class Officers from 19th February, 1903, three Fourth- Four Second Class class Officersfrom 1st January, ' £1,875 Thirteen Third Class -(' 1903, and one Fifth-class • 4,928 Thirty-three Fourth Class Officer from 13th February, 8,407 Thirty-six Fifth Class .. 1901 ; also allowances to in 5,511 crease Salary of one Officer to £99 per annum, until pro moted to the third subdivision of the Fifth Class, and of one Officer to £128 per annum until promoted to the fifth subdivision of the Fifth Class
lit lieu of— £20,721 Clerks and Receivers and Pay masters, including one Secre tary to the Tender Board, one Relieving Receiver and Pay master, and one Paying Officer Four Second Class .of Pensions, and arrears to two Thirteen Third Class Fourth-class Officers from 19th Thirty-three Fourth Class i February, 1903, and three Thirty-six Fifth Class .. Fourth-class Officers from 1st January, 1903 ; also al lowance to increase Salary of one Officer to £99 per annum, until promoted to the third subdivision of the Fifth Class^
Subdivision No. 4. £20,697 CONTINGENCIES. 32 Read- Stores, Stationery, Fuel, Light, Water, and Incidental Expenses £641 Temporary assistance ... ••• ... ••• 9 £650 In lieu of— Stores, Stationery, Fuel, Light, Water, and Incidental Expenses £650 £650
Carried forward 32 285 4 EDW. VIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960. V.—TREASURER—continued.
Brought forward 32
DIVISION NO. 42. INCOME TAX OFFICE. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. Bead— One First Class Deputy Commissioner of Taxes ... £600 One Second Class Chief Clerk ... 485 One Third Class Accountant ... 350 One Third Class Clerk from 24th December, 1903 156 Thirteen Fourth Class Clerks (including salary and allowance of £75 per annum to one Officer up to and including. 23rd December, 1903, and also arrears to one Officer) 2,960 Thirty-five Fifth Class Clerks (including gratuities to Officers transferred from the Railway Department, and arrears to one Officer, and also increment to one Officer at rate of £10 per annum from 1st November, 1903) ... 5,963
£10,514 In lieu of— One First Class Deputy Commissioner of Taxes ... £600 One Second Class Chief Clerk ... 485 One Third Class Accountant ... 350 Thirteen Fourth Class Clerks (including allowance of £75 per annum to one Officer, and arrears to one Officer) 3,116 Thirty-five Fifth Class Clerks (including gratuities to Officers transferred from the Railway Department) 5,963
£10,514
EXPENSES OF'CARRYING OUT THE LAND TAX ACT.
Subdivision No. 6. Expenses Generally ... 310
DIVISION NO. 43. CURATOR OF ESTATES OF DECEASED PERSONS. Subdivision No. 1. SALARIES.
CLERICAL DIVISION. Two Fifth Class Clerks (short provided) 10 One Fifth Class Clerk (from 1st January) 83 93 Carried forward "435 286 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No, 1960. V.—TREASURER—continued.
Brought forward
DIVISION NO. 44.
GOVERNMENT PRINTER.
SlLARIES.
Subdivision No. 3.
GENERAL DIVISION.
Read-
One Assistant Ticket Printer ...... £183 Twenty-three Compositors (including allowances while acting as Readers or Press Revisers, or Working Foremen) ... 4,277
£4,460
In lieu of—
One Assistant Ticket Printer ...... £61 Twenty-three Compositors (including allowances while acting as Readers or Press Revisers, or Working Foremen) ... 4,011
£4,072 388 Subdivision No. 4,
Printers—Apprentices and Occasional Hands (including Printing of Electoral Rolls) ...... ••• •••
DIVISION No. 47.
TRANSPORT, SAMPLES, AND MARINE INSURANCE
DIVISION NO. 49. Allowance to the Railway Department for Carriage of Grain, &c, at Reduced Rates ...... ••• ••• ••• Carried forward .... ••• •••
287 4 m>w. VII.] AppfdpricUion of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960. V.—TREASURER—continued.
£ Brought forward 9,653 DIVISION NO. 51. MISCELLANEOUS. Read— Allowances to Aged Pioneers at the rate of 20s. per week :— To Mrs. Robert Russell ...... £52 5 8 „ Mr. James Kirby ...... 52 5 8 Mr. Thomas Bates 52 5 8 Mr. John Wood Beilby 1 14 3 158 11 3 Allowance to John Madden, for loss of sight through mining accident, at the rate of « 20s. per week 52 5 8 Allowance to T. F. McDonogh, survivor of the Burke and Wills Expedition, at the rate of 10s. per week 26 2 10
236 19 9 £237 In lieu of— Allowances to Aged Pioneers at the rate of 20s. per week :- To Mrs. Robert Russell ...... £52 2 10 „ Mr. James Kirby ...... 52 2 10 „ Mr. Thomas Bates ...... 52 2 10 „ Mr. John Wood Beilby ...... 1 14 3
158 2 9 Allowance to John Madden, for loss of sight through mining accident, at the rate of 20s. per week 52 2 10 Allowance to T. F. McDonogh, survivor of the Burke and Wills Expedition, at the rate of 10s. per week 26 1 5 236 7 0 £237 To repay to P. Kiernan the amount of cheque lost by him—the amount of the unpresented cheque having been transferred to Revenue (£4 14s. 6d.) Brokerage on Victorian Government Stock and Debentures Expenses of Mr. T. W. Gaggin's visit to England in connexion with Loan Conversion ... 500 To meet claims by Letter Carriers for arrears of salary under Section 19 of Public Service Act 1900 (£1,198 7s. lOd.) 1,199 For refund of amount paid to Master-in-Lunacy under a bond given by the Adelaide Steamship Company Limited, in connexion with 45 passage of Ellen McGrath, a lunatic domiciled in Victoria 1,769
Total Treasurer ... • • • 11,422
Brought forward from Total to SOLICITOR-GENERAL • •• 5,111
Carried forward to Total COMMISSIONER OP CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY • • • 16,533 2.88 UU 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
VI.—COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY.
DIVISION No. 53.
SURVEY, LAND SETTLEMENT, AND MANAGEMENT OF CROWN LANDS.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 3. CLERICAL DIVISION.
One Second-class Officer (short provided) 405 Subdivision No. 4.
GENERAL DIVISION.
One Assistant Lithographer, Printer (short provided)
Subdivision No. 6. CONTINGENCIES. 600 Additional Assistance ...... , ... 200 Postage on Letters and Telegrams 800 1,206
DIVISION No. 54. PUBLIC PARKS, GARDENS, AND RESERVES.
Subdivision No. 2.—(Inalterable.)
No. 6. Grnnt to the Richmond City Council for Maintaining the Barkly Gardens on the understanding that a sum of £50 be con tributed by the Richmond City Council 50
DIVISION NO. 55.
BOTANICAL AND DOMAIN GARDENS. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 3. GENERAL DIVISION. Read— Fifteen Garden Labourers (including arrears £4) ,.. ... £1,616 One Watchman (including arrears £2 10s,) ...... 112 £1,728
In lieu of-— Fifteen Garden Labourers ... £1,620 One Watchman 108 £1,728
Carried forward ... 1,256 289 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
VJ.—COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY—continued.
£ Brought forward ... 1,256 DIVISION NO. 61.
MISCELLANEOUS. No. 17. Compensation to John Alexander Morrison, Land Officer, Bairnsdale, equal to one month's pay for every year's service (£480 14s. Id.) 18. To recoup James Fairley the amount of his lien on the licensed holding of J. Ash, allotment 24c, parish of Katandra (£27 12s. 9d., including interest) 19. To refund of purchase money and fees paid on allotment 3K, section 3, in the parish of Creswick,- by N. W. Quick and W. Juler, per Cuthbert, Morrow, and Must, including costs (£11 14s. 4d.) 20. Compensation for loss suffered by Mary Taylor (formerly Mary Castle) through the non-cancellation by the Lauds Department at the office of Titles of William Hobson's lease, parish of Tyntynder (£40) 561 To remove surcharges by the Auditor-General.
To pay salaries of the undermentioned Foresters at the rate of £114 per annum, in lieu of £98 per annum for the period as set forth opposite their respective names :— A. W. Grainger, from 27th December, 1900, to 30th June, 1903 T. H. Jones, from 27th December, 1900, to 20th April, 1903 T. E. Currie, from 27th December, 1900, to 19th May, 1902
To satisfy Query of the Auditor-General.
DIVISION NO. 53 of 1902-3.
Subdivision No. 4. GENERAL DIVISION. Read— One Simior Messenger ... £126 One Messenger 95
£221 In lieu of— One Senior Messenger ... £125 One Messenger 96
£221 Total Commissioner Of Crown Lands and Survey- 1,817 Brought forward from Total to TREASURER 16,533 Carried forward to Total COMMISSIONER OP PUBLIC WORKS 18,350
290 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960. 27
VII.-C0MMISSI0NER OP PUBLIC WORKS.
DIVISION NO. 62. PUBLIC WORKS.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 4. GENERAL DIVISION. One Typewriter (short provided) 1
DIVISION NO. 63.
PORTS AND HARBORS, IMMIGRATION, AND FISHERIES.
Subdivision No. 5. CONTINGENCIES.
Refund to Melbourne Harbor Trust Commissioners of amount paid into the Consolidated Revenue, being the difference between one-fifth of the gross amount collected* by them from 1st April, 1903, to 31st March, 1904, and one-fifth of amount of net collection after Drawback on Wharfage had been deducted (£1,649 7s. 2d.) 1,650
DIVISION NO. 64,
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 4. Reception and Inauguration of His Excellency the Governor ... 325 5. Expenses incurred by Mrs. J. M. Orchard, consequent upon injuries received at jetty, Sorrento 125 450
DIVISION NO. 65.
WORKS AND BUILDINGS.
Subdivision No. 1.
WHARFS, JETTIES, HARBORS, RIVERS, »TC.—{Inalterable.)
No. 16. Allowance to Victorian Railway Department for Repairs to Railway Pier, Geelong 200 17. Connexion of Station Yard with new Pier, and other works, Portland, by the Victorian Railway Department, £1,018 lis. Id. 1,019
Carried forward 1,219 2,101 291 4 Efcw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. VIII.—MINISTER or MINES.
£ Brought forward 2,101
DIVISION NO. 65.
WORKS AND BUILDINGS- continued.
Brought forward 1,219
Subdivision No. 8.
POWDER MAGAZINES, ETC. No. 2. Extension of Tramway, Explosives Reserve, Truganina 200
Subdivision No. 11.
SUNDRY WORKS, MELBOURNE.—(Inalterable.) No. 4. Additions, Repairs, Furniture, Fittings,. Labour, Fuel, Light, &c, at the State Residence, Malvern ... 700 8. Renewing Electric Light, at Government House, St. Kilda-road, Melbourne, £34 9s. 4d. 35
73o 2,154 Total Commissioner of Public Works 4,255
Brought forward from Total to COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS AND JJDRVEY ••• ••• • •• ••• ••• ••• 18,350 Carried forward to Total MINISTER OP MINKS. 22,0*05
VIII-MINISTEK OF MINES.
—• » DIVISION NO. 68A. BORING FOR GOLD, COAL, ETC.
Purchase and working of Diamond and other Drills, and of Appliances used in connexion with Drills, Materials and other Expenses • • « 5,000
DIVISION NO. 71. MISCELLANEOUS. No. 1. Underground Surveys of Mines, Geological Surveys, &c. • • • 120
Total Minister of Mines ...... ••• 5,120
Brought forward from Total to COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS • • • 22,605
Carried forward to Total MINISTER OF WATER SUPPLY • • • 27,725
202
/' 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
VIII-MINISTER OF WATEE SUPPLY.
DIVISION NO. 67.
Subdivision No. 3.
CLERICAL DIVISION.
Accountant (short provided) ...
DIVISION NO. 71.
MISCELLANEOUS.
£To. 8. Compensation to M. Kimber for damage to land, parish of Faraday, by Specimen Gully Race, Coliban Works
Total Minister of Water Supply ...
Brought forward from Total to MINISTER OF MINES
Carried forward to Total MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE
IX.-MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE.
DIVISION NO. 72.
AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES.
Subdivision No. 3.
CLERICAL DIVISION. Bead— One Fourth Class Clerk £47 4 5 Five Fifth Class Clerks 622 15 7
In lieu of-— £670 0 0 Five Fifth Class Clerks 29 £641 0 0
DIVISION NO. 73.
DISEASES IN- STOCK.
Subdivision No. 4. CONTINGENCIES. Allowances, Travelling, and Incidentals 605
Carried forward 634 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960.
IX.—MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE—continued.
X.—MINISTER OF HEALTH.
Brought forward 634 DIVISION NO. 77A.
STATE FORESTS AND NURSERIES. Subdirision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION.
One Fourth Class Clerk (short provided) Total Minister of Agriculture 639 Brought forward from Total to MINISTER OF WATER SUPPLY 27,750 Carried forward to Total MINISTER OP HEALTH TM89
X.-MINISTER OF HEALTH.
DIVISION NO. 78. PUBLIC HEALTH.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 2. Assistant Medical Inspector, Class D (short provided)
Subdivision No. 3. Two Fourth Class Clerks (short provided) 32 Mead— Seven Fifth Class Clerks (one acts as liquor inspector) ... £1,311 In lieu of— Seven Fifth Class Clerks ... £1,311
Subdivision No. 6. CONTINGENCIES.
Expenses Board of Public Health, including Travelling Expenses of Inspectors 100 Expenses in connexion with the stamping out of contagious diseases ... 1,2.00 1,300 1,338 Total Minister of Health 1,338 Brought forward from Total to MINISTER OP HEALTH 28,389 Carried forward to Total MINISTER OF RAILWAYS ... ^727
294
/' 4 EDW, VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960 31 XL-MINISTER OP RAILWAYS.
DIVISION NO. 79.
VICTORIAN RAILWAYS. . Subdivision No. 1. To amount of account for 20,000 booklets, paid to the Melbourne Printing Company, and also to J. J. Wright, charged to Vote 79/1, Working Expenses, &c, of 1902-3:— Traffic charges, £47 10s. 48
DIVISION NO. 80. MISCELLANEOUS. No. 5. To difference between the amount of pension paid, com puted at reduced rate of pay, and pension computed at rate of pay prior to reduction— Samuel Alexander Brown, from 8th March, 1903, to 30th June, 1904, £12 6s. lOd. ... 13 No. 6. Gratuities in cases of Officers retired, &c. (calculated at the rate of one month's pay for each year of service):—
Paid out of Total. Special Balance. Appropriations.
£ s. d. £ s. d. £> s. d. Asmus, William 218 1 7 88 0 7 130 1 0 Blair, Thomas ... 299 17 9 117 7 6 182 10 3 Duggan, John ... 257 9 8 82 3 3 175 6 5 Young, Ernest Cyrus 266 18 0 117 7 6 149 10 11 Marshall, John Henry (widow of) ... 394 15 11 123 15 0 271 0 11 O'Hare, John (widow of) 187 13 9 82 3 3 105 10 6 Prior, John Thomas (widow OI) • • • ••• • *• 572 11 5 176 1 3 396 10 2
1,410 10 2 1,411
No. 7. Compensation, Gratuities, &c, awarded in cases of Officers injured or killed whilst in the execution of duty :— £ s. d. To Clara Elizabeth Craddock, as widow of the late Edwin Harvey Craddock, shunter, who died from injuries received whilst in the execution of duty, at Bendigo, on 14th August, 1903 199 0 0 To Elizabeth Mary Laffan, as widow of the late William Laffan, guard, who died from injuries received whilst in the execution of duty, at Hawthorn, on 20th May, 1903 199 0 0 398 0 0 Carried forward 1,424 48
295 32 4 EDW. VIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1903-4. [No. 1960. XI.—MINISTEK OF RAILWAYS—continued.
Brought forward 48 DIVISION NO. 80.
MISCELLANEOUS—continued.
Brought forward ...... 1,424 No. 7—continued. Brought forward ... £398 0 0 To Patrick Augustus James Liddy, repairer, who was injured whilst in the execution of duty, at Armadale, on 4th July, 1900 ...... 224 7 0 To Agnes Leyie, as widow of the late Alexander Munro Lovie, guard, who was killed in the execution of duty, at Windsor, on 30th November, 1903 223 0 0
846 £845 7 0 N o. 9. To pay pensions at half-rate only :—
Thomas Lawrence Lowry, at £20 15s. Id. per £ s. d. annum, from 18th October, 1903, to 30th June, 1904 Thomas Moran, at £21 9s. lid. per annum, 14 12 4 from 1st September, 1903, to 30th June, 1904 Charles William Young, at £50 lis. 2d. per 17 18 5 annum, from 12th April, 1903, to 30th June, 1904 61 13 0 £94 3 9 95
No. 10. Compensation, Gratuities, &c, awarded in cases of Officers retired, &c, paid in lump sum instead of usual gratuity :— £ s. d. James William Forde (widow of) ...... 100 1 7 William Harvey (widow of) ...... 100 0 0
£200 1 7 201
No. 11. Gratuity to Honora Rickard, as mother of Elizabeth Agnes and Rachel Rickard, who were run over by a train on 4th September, 1888, the former being killed, and the latter losing a limb 10 No. 12. To amount of one year's pension, granted to Louisa Stranaghan, as widow of the late Hugh Stranaghan, ganger, who died before any pension was paid, £50 lis. ... 51 2,627 Total Minister of Railways 2,675 Brought forward from Total to MINISTER OF HEALTH 29,727 TOT^L AMOUNT OF SECOND SCHEDULE, PART I. ...
296 4 Eriw. VII.J Appropriation of Bevenue, 1904-5. [No. 1660.
SECOND SCHEDULE.—PART II.
1904-5.
L—CHIEF SECRETARY.
DIVISION NO« 1., Number. Classification . LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1. 1 The President ...... 750 1 The Chairman of Committees ••• ••• 400 2 1,150
Subdivision No. 2.—CONTINGENCIES. Allowances to Witnesses attending Committees, and Expenses inci dental to Committees ...... ••• ... • *•• 25
Total Division No. 1
DIVISION NO. 2. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. 1 The Speaker 1,000 1 The Chairman of Committees ••• 640 • • 2 1,640 Subdivision No. 2.
FIRST DIVISION. 1 1st Div. The Clerk of the Legislative Assembly 900
Subdivision No. 3* Maxi mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION.
1 B. The Clerk Assistant* ...' 600 556 4 Carried forward ... -•* 3,098 * Algo acts ft*Gler k of Private-Bill*
12894. 297 .4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ £ Classification Number. Brought forward • •• 1,175
DIVISION NO. 2.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY—continued.
SALARIES.
Brought forward 3,098
Subdivision No. 4.—CLERICAL DIVISION. 2 Clerk of the Papers and Accountant ... 600 • 4 Clerk of Committees* 285 3 Reader and Clerk of the Record 350 4 Assistant Clerk of the Papers ... 235 5 Assistant Reader ... 188
1,658 Subdivision No. 5. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION.
3 Sohed. Housekeeper (including an allowance of £50 per annum) 300 300 5 Doorkeepersf... 188 904 1 Hall Keeper ... 200 200 I Engineer ...... 200 200
8 1,604 17 Total SALARIES 6,360
, Subdivision No. 6. CONTINGENCIES.
Fuel, Light, Rent of Telephones, Stores, Stationery, and Incidental
JCiAUCIiSCS ••• ••• ••• • s. • • • ,.#« 550 Tolegrnph and Telephone Operator, Engineer's Assistant, imd other Temporary Employes ...... 1,379 Expenses of Select Committees...... 50 Postage and Telegrams 50
2,029
Total Division No. 2 «... • • • • 8,389
Carried forward • •• 9,564 • Also acts as Serjeant-at-Arms.
Scale of Annual Additions. Minimum Rate Maximum Rate — of Pay. of Pay. All increments to Number. Amount. accrue from 1st July. t Doorkeepers 48s. per week 8 38. per week 728. per week
298
/ ' 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation oj Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
L—CHIEF SECEETARY—continued.
£ Number. Classification Brought forward ...... 9,564 DIVISION NO. 8.
PARLIAMENTARY STANDING COMMITTEE ON RAILWAYS.
SALARY.
Subdivision No. 1.
CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 2/ Secretary* ... 420
Subdivision No. 2.
CONTINGENCIES.
Incidental Expenses, including Allowances to Witnesses 175
Total Division No. 3 ... 595
i. DIVISION NO. 4. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1.
CLERICAL DIVISION.
1 2/ Chief Reporter 600 Reporter...... ••• ••• 525 1 2/ 440 1 2 Reporter...... ••• ••• 3 2 Reporters ••• ••• •••. 1,260 6 2,825
Subdivision No. 2. CONTINGENCIES. 75 Stores, Stationery, and Incidental Expenses • •• • • • • • • 384 Type-writing "••• "459" Total Division No. 4 ... 3,284 Carried forward ... ••• 13.443 * Also acta as Secretary to the Committee of Public Accounts. 299 c 2
» 36 4KDW. VII.] Appropriation of Mevenue, 1904-5. [No. 19G0V
I.—CHIEF SECBETAIU'— continued.
£ Number. Classification Brought forward ••• ... • • * • •• 13,443 DIVISION NO. 5. ; . .
THE LIBRARY.
SALARIES. !
Subdivision No. 1. Maxi mum. i PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ S. &L. Librarian, Class D v .... > ... 432 411
Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. 5 L/ierK ...... • •• 188
Total SALARIES .*. • • • 599
Subdivision No. 4.—CONTINGENCIES. Temporary Assistance . v ..... 410 Total Division No. 5 1,009*
DIVISION NO. 6.
STATE READING-ROOM.
SALARIES. Maxi .; Subdivision No. 1. mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ S. &L. Assistant Librarian, Class F 300 270
Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. vylQFK ...... f •• ; ,i$s
Total SALARIES ... • •• 458
Subdivision No. 3.—CONTINGENCIES. Books and Bookbinding • •• • •• 620 Stationery, Postage Stamps, Temporary Assistance • •• • •• 250 870 Total Division No. 6 •. \ 1,328 Carried forward ... 15,780 • To be rtconjwd by HM GonmowMith PMrltantnfc
to. 300 4EDtv. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue; 1904-5. • lWo..'1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Brought forward 15,760
•'.,... •'•» • • • • • • DIVISION No. 7.
REFRESHMENT ROOMS.
Subdivision No. 2.~CONTINGENCIES.
Temporary Steward at j£3 per week ...... • •• 157 Towards Wages of Staff and Temporary Waiters... • •• 500 Fuel, Light, and Incidelital Expenses, and towards Purohase of Stock 250 Total Divisiou No. 7 ......
i - "•• ••' >. --•--••
DIVISION No. 8.
JPUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER.
i._ SALARIES.. Subdivision No. 1. CLERICAL DIVISION. 420 Secretary...... ' 1 Clerku .,, ...... 720 Maxi 1,140 I Subdivision No. 2. mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ Jujuior Messenger ...... «•» 12 80<
. Total SALARIKS ... 1,220
Subdivision No. 3.-^CONTINGENCIES. 1 Stores, Incidentals, &c...... 150 Travelling Expenses ... 50 Temporary Assistance ...... 40 Postage and Telegrams ... 50 290 Total Division No. 8
Carried forward ... i8,m
* Inoluding an allowance, of £28 per annum,'
30 X 4EDW.VIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960,
I.—-CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Number." Classification Brought forward 18,197
DIVISION NO. 9.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SCIENTIFIC.
CHIEF SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1.
FIRST DIVISION.
The Under-Secretary ...... „( 900
Subdivision No. 2. Maxi mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 A Government Medical Officer • • • 850 850 1 C Assistant Medical Officer ... • • • 504 468 1,318
Subdivision No. 3.
CLERICAL DIVISION.
1 Chief Clerk ••• 560 1 Secretary to the Premier ... 560 2 v/ierK ......
20 5,855 23 Carried forward 8,073 18,197 • Including an allowance of £25 per annum.— t Including an allowance to a Fourth Class Clerk, at £75 per annum, from 1st July, 1904, to 3lBt Deoember, i804,nndat £50 per annum,from 1st January. 1905, to 30th June, 1905 1 One actinjr In Executive Council Office, and paid under Schedule D, Part IV., 18 and 19 Viot., Cap. 65 § Including an allowance of £25 per annum to one Fifth Class Clerk. 302 4 EDWV VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
•Number. Classification Brought forward
DIVISION NO. 9.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SCIENTIFIC— continued. CHIEF SECRETARY'S OFFICE—continued. SALARIES. 23 Brought forward 8,073
Subdivision No. 4. Maxi GENERAL DIVISION. mum. Caretaker of Government Offices, Spring- £ street ...... ••• 180 180 1 Senior Messenger 156 186 1 Messenger 120 120 1 Junior Messeng er ... ••• ... 72 62 1 Female Housekeeper • tt 50
548
28 Total SALARIES, Chief Secretary's OfficBee 8,621
Subdivision No. 5.—CONTINGENCIES. Stores, Stationery, Books, Fuel, Light, and Incidentals, including temporary allowance to Female Housekeeper in lieu of quarters, Orderly's Allowance, Flags and Office Stationery for His Excellency the Governor ...... ••• ••• 1,800 Travelling Expenses ...... ••• ...... 100 Repairs to Old Treasury Buildings, Fittings, Furniture, &c. ... 50 Postage and Telegrams 800 2,750 Total Chief Secretary's Office 11,371
OBSERVATORY. SALARIES. lUxl- Subdivision No. 6. nam. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ A Government Astronomer 700 700 F Observer and Computer 300 300 F Observer and Computer 300 270 G Observer and Computer 240 216 G Meteorological nnd Photographic Assistant 240 216 G Meteorological and General Assistant 240 216 J Assistant Astronomical Computer 80 74 1,992 Carried forward { 11,371 * With quarters, fuel, Uprht, and water.
303 4' $DW. 'VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
^JBfc^l'lJ ' » i- i "T* I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
•Numbv, Classification Brought forward ...
DIVISION NO. 9.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SCIENTIFIC- continued. 11,871 Brought forward
OB SER YATOBY—continued.
SALARIES. 1,992 Brought forward .,. ,,,
Subdivision No. 7. CLERICAL DIVISION,
1 '. '6 Weather Telegraph Clerk ... . Mt 200 1 5 \^16rK ••• ••• ••* • 100 Subdivision No. 8. Maxi 300 2 mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £
1 Mechanical Attendant • It 132 124 # 1 Messenger ...... 120 120 1 Office Cleaner • •• 96 89
8 333
12 Total SALARIES, Observatory 2,625
Subdivision No. 9.
CONTINGENCIES. Stores, Fuel, Light, Incidentals, Labour, Books, Instruments, Repairs, Photographic Materials, &c...... 450 Travelling Expenses ... ' 175 Weather Service, Local and Inter-State, including Attendance to Time-bajl and Tide-gauge^ Williamstown 185 Renewai of Instruments supplied to Meteorological Observers and of other Instruments and Apparatus for the Observatory 300 .Measuring, Reducing, and Preparing for Publication Magnetic Curves, Cloud Photographic Plates, and Arrears of Astronomical Computations ...... 350 Postage and Telegrams ... ••• ...... 80 1,540
Total Observatory •<• 4,165 ...... , Carried forward ... "... 15,536 * Inciting an allowance of £12 per annum. 304
/ ' 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.-T-T-CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Brought forward 18,197
DIVISION NO. 9.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SCIENTIFIC— continued. Brought forward 15,536 INSPECTION OF FACTORIES AND SHOPS.
SALABIIS.
Subdivision No. 10.
CLERICAL DIVISION.
1 1 Chief Inspector of Factories 540 235 1 4. Clerk ...... 520 3 6 Clerks ...... 5 1,295 Subdivision No. 11. Mail- GENEBAL DIVISION. mupa. £ 1 Senior Impeeter 276 252 3 Inspectors of Factories ... 240 720 228 6 Inspectors of Factories ••• ... 4,200 162 1 Senior Female Inspector of Faotories ... i 162 3 Female Inspectors of Factories ... 156 432 •••»•" t >•» 14 2,766 19 Total SALARIES, Factories and Shops 4,061
Subdivision No. 12. CONTINGENCIES.
Expenses of Servants' Registry Office Act, Expenses of Special Boards, Stores, Stationery, and Incidentals 1,835 Travelling Expenses ••• ••••• 165 100 Postage and Telegrams 2,100
; Total Inspection of Factories and Shops 6,161 ;. Carried forward 21,697 18,197 305 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. i960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ £ Number. Classification Brought forward • •• ... 18,197
DIVISION NO. 9.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SCIENTIFIC— continued. Brought forward ...... 21,697 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.
SALARIES. • Subdivision No. 13. Maxi mum.
PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 Actuary for Friendly Societies ... 6O0 600 Subdivision No. 14. CLERICAL DIVISION.
2 i \slBYK.a ...... Ma ... 535 6 5 i^ierKs ...... 1,200 8 1,735 Subdivision No. 15. (Exempt from provisions of Act No. 1133.) 1 X Registrar of Friendly Societies 250
10 Total SALARIES, Friendly Societies 2,585
Subd ivision No. 16. CONTINGENCIES. Stores anc 1 Incidentals ...... 10O Postage a ad Telegrams ...... „. 73
173 . .
T otal Friendly Societies ...... *•• 2,758
EXPLOSIVES.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 17. Maxi mum, PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. t £ 1 A Chief Inspector of Explosives ... 800 800 1 F Chemical Assistant 300 270
2 1,070 Carried forward ...... -| 1 24,455 1~187l9 7 306
/' 4 Epw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
Number. Classification Brought forward 1B>197
DIVISION NO. 9.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SCIENTIFIC— continued. 24,455 Brought forward
9 EXPLO SI VE S—continued,
SALARIES. 2 1,070 Brought forward ...
Subdivision No. 18. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 4 Olerk ... ••• ...... ••• 210
Subdivision No. 19. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 2 Inspectors of Explosives 186 418 1 Keeper of Powder Magazine* ... •... 150 3 568 Subdivision No.* 20. {Exempt from provisions of Act N». 1133:0 - 1 *.*. Superintendent of Explosives Reserve f • •• 130 1 X Pupil Chemical Assistant ... • • • 100 2 230 8 Total SALARIES, Explosives »•# 2,078
Subdivision No. 21. CONTINGENCIES.
Allowances to Keepers Powder Magazines 150 Stores, Fuel, Light, Water, Chemical and Incidental Expenses 350 Travelling Expenses ... 350 25 Postage Stamps and Telegrams 875
Total Explosives 2,953
Carried forward 27,403 18.197 t-; With quarters. ••' ' M •• ' • With.quarters, luql, and light. , 307 4'EDV.'VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [ffo. 1960.;
I;—CHIEF SECRETARY— continued.
£ iWimbrt. Classification Brought forward ... 18,197
DIVISION NO. 9.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SCIENTIFIC- continued.
Brought forward 27,408
MARINE BOARD.
SALARIES. c
Subdivision No. 22. Maxi mum. PBOFESSIOHAI DIVISION. c Senior Engineer Surveyor and Examiner of
Engineers ... • • • 504 468 1 F Engineer Surveyor ...... *. 800 270 1 F Shipwright Surveyor ... • •• 300 300 1 E Inspector of Shipping ...... • •• 450 450 1,488 Subdivision No. 23.
CLERICAL DIVISION. « 1 2 Secretary to the Marine Board ,.• 600 1 4 vy 16rik ••• *•• • • • 235 2 5 Clerks ...... 320
1,155
8 Total SALARIES, Marine Board 2,643
Subdivision No. 25. CONTINGENCIES. Expenses Court of Marine Inquiry 225 Allowances to Examiners, Surveyors, and extra assistance ... 250 Stores, Fuel, Light, Water, Legal and Incidental Expenses ... 380 Travelling Expenses ...... 170 Adjusters of Compasses ...... 100 Postage aud Telegrams 35
1,110
Total Marine Board 3,753
Carried forward ... > •'„>. 31,161 18,197
308
/' 4 Bow. TIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ ! £ Classification Number,; Brought forward ...... • • • 18,197
DIVISION NO. 9.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SCIENTIFIC— continued. i i Brought forward ...... 31,161 | t 1 MERCANTILE MARINE. t • SALARIES. * Maxi • Subdivision No. 26. mum. 1 PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ i : • 1 F Superintendent Mercantile Marino Office ... 300 270 Subdivision No. 27. '• •
CLERICAL DIVISION. • i 1 4 Clerk ... ••• ••• • ••• *••' ... ,210 ,JJ
i Subdivision No. 28. , '. t
GENERAL DIVISION.
258 • * 1 : Overseer of Seamen * ... 258
3 Total SALARIES, Mercantile Marine ... .. 738 , . ;
Subdivision No .29.—CONTINGENCIES. r( . Office Expenses ...... »•• ••• 50 Postage and Telegr ams ... ••• ••• «.v ,"' "* 10 o « , 60 Total Mercantile Marine . .'•• ••• ••• • 798
-'J MISCELLANEOUS. •
SubdivisionNo. 30.—(Inalterable). Aflent-General—Expenses of Staff and Office ... •» 2,500 Allowance for Expenses to the Hon. J. W. Taverner, Agent-General ... 1,000 ~3^5(i0 Total Division No. 9 • • • 35,459
••') •• Carried forward ••• ••• ••• ••• 53,65(5 809 46 • ivsra 4EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Number. Classification Brought forward 53,656 DIVISION NO. 10. GOVERNMENT STATIST. Maxi SALARIES. mum. Subdivision No. 1. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 B Assistant Government Statist 600 558 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION 1 1 Government Statist 750 1 3 Clerk ...... 360 0 4 Clerks 1,261 22 5 Clerks 3,960
29 Subdivision No. 3. 6,331 GENERAL DIVISION. 2 Junior Messengers 72 124
82 Total SALARIES 7,013
Subdivision No. 4.—CONTINGENCIES. Collecting and compiling Agricultural and other Statistics :- (a) Temporary Clerical Assistance ... 900 (b) Expenses of Police Collecting ... 475 Stores and Incidental Expenses 330 Travelling Expenses ... 10 Postage and Telegrams 700 Printing Victorian Year-Book ... 300 2,715 Subdivision No. 5. Allowances to Registrars ...... 5,600 Total Division No. 10 ... , 15,328
DIVISION NO. 11. POLICE. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. CHIEF COMMISSIONER'S OFFIOE. 1 x Chief Commissioner ...... 900
Subdivision No. 2.—CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 3 Accountant ...... 485 1 3 Chief Clerk 360 2 4 vyltJlKO ••• »•• «** ••• ••• 585 3 5 Plprk* 600 VH.1IYO ••• ««« •«• ,,, vac 7 2,030 8 Carried forward ... 2,930 68,984 310 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5 [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Number. Classification Brought forward 68,984 DIVISION NO. 11.
POLICE—continued. & Brought forward 2,930 SALARIES AND WAGES. Subdivision No. 3.—GENERAL POLICE. 1 x Inspecting Superintendent*... 500 10 X Superintendents,* at £375, including allowance to officer in charge of Plain-clothes Police of £50 per annum 3,800 X Inspectors,* at £300, including allowance to Senior Officer, Russell-street Station, of £50 per annum 2,150 17 X Sub-Inspectors,* at £255 4,335 1 X Drill Instructor* (foot), with brevet rank of Sub- Inspector, at lis. 6d. daily 210 98 X Sergeants,* 1st Class—Forty-nine, with daily pay from 10s. 6d. to lis. 6d. 2nd Class—Forty-nine, at 9s. 6d. daily I7,925f 1379 x Constables,* Senior—One hundred and fifty-four; with daily pay from 9s. to 10s. ... Ordinary — Twelve hundred and twenty-five, with daily pay from .204,503$ 6s. 6d. to 10s. Extra pay to members of the Force on plain-clothes duty, viz.:—Seven at 5s. 6d. daily, twelve at 3s. 6d. daily, ten at 2s. 6d. daily, five at Is. 6d. daily, and twenty-five at Is. daily ... • 2,519 X Hospital Dispenser,* at £150 per annum Hospital Wardsman, at not exceeding 7s. daily ... 150 X 128 1515 Deduct to be repaid by the Mint, Railway 236,220 Department, Post and Telegraph De partment, and Department for Neg lected Children ...... £1,578 To be repaid from the Licensing Act Fund, being the pay of nine Sub-In spectors and of four Constables solely employed on duties in connexion with the Licensing Act ... ..• 2,970 4,548 231,672 1523. Total SALARIES (cnrried forward) 234,602 68,984 NOTES ON SALARIES. * With quartern, fuel, light, and water. t Including Is; a day additional pay to ninety-eight Sergeants over ten years' Kervico, Is. a day additional pay to one Sergeant in charge, Russell-street Station, and 6*1. a day additional pay lo three First-class Sergeants ovm- 55 years of age and In important charges. \ Including Is. a day additional pay to one hundred arid nfry-four Senior Constables over ten years' service; 2s. a day additional pay to one Constable employed as Mounted i)rl!l Instructor with Lravet rank of t>etgeant; Is. Oil. a day additional pay to one Constable employed a* Storekeeper ht Dcp6t; Is. a day additional pay to thirteen Constables, eleven acting as Clerks in charge of District office", and two as Horse- breakers; and 6d. a day additional pay to twenty-one Constables wholly •mpioyed at clerical duty, and to one Senior Constable oyer 64 years of ago and In an Important charge. 311 4 Ei)w. VII. ] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ £ Brought forward 68,984 DIVISION NO. 11. POLICE—continued.
Brought forward 234,602 Subdivision No. 4. CONTINGENCIES. Allowances to Officers in lieu .of Grooms, and for repairs to Saddlery used by them,at £40 each yearly (half to be paid from the Licensing Act Fund) 200 Allowance in lieu of Quarters, Fuel, Light, and Water to Sub-Officers and Constables living out of Barracks ... 7,800 v orajj e ...... ••• ••• ... ••• ••• 7,400 Travelling Expenses ... 6,200 o tor©s ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• «•• * • • 2*500 Fuel, Light, and Water 4,500 Shoeing and Farriery ... 800 Purchase of Horses ... 800 Medical Expenses of Police, and for Clothing destroyed in the execu tion of duty 100 Incidentals, Repairs to Saddlery, and Expenses of Black Trackers 2,000 Transport of Prisoners 2,500 Burial of Destitute Persons 1,200 Maintenance, &c, of Prisoners while in charge of Police ... 550 Law Costs incurred by the Police ...... , 100 Rewards for the Apprehension of Offenders 100 Allowances to Cooks and Female Searchers 300 Rent of Telephones ... 900 Postage and Telegrams 2,500 Allowance to Medical Officer of the Police Force * ... 400 Provisions, &c, for Police Hospital * ...... 350
41,200 Total Division No. 11 275,802
DIVISION NO. 12.
Number. Classification PENAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND GAOLS.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1. Maxi mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 A Inspector-General • •• 800 800 1 C Governor of Gaolf ••• 504 500$ 2 Carried forward ... 1,300 344,786 * Expenditure will be partly met by BtoppaRes from tho pny of the men in Hospital. 1 With quarters, fuel lijrht water, and prisoner servants as provided by Gaol Regulations. J Includes an allowance of £8 18s. 4d. per annum in lieu of washing whilst salary remaina at £401 Cs. 8d. per annum, to be reduced to £2 6s. 8d. when salary is inoreasod to £497 18« id m 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-$. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF S ECRETARY—continued.
Number. Classification Brought forwar4 344,786
DIVISION NO. 12.
PENAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND GAOLS—continued.
SALARIES.
2 Brought forwar4 It! 1,300
Subdivision No. 2.
CLERICAL DIVISION.
1 2 Chief Clerk and Accountant 450 4 4 Clerks 1,242 1 4 Storekeeper ... ' ... 266 3 5 v_/i3rKS ••• ••• •«• 601
9 2,559
Subdivision No. 3. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Governor of Gaol* 396 372 Governor of Gaol * 300 300 1 # 8 Governors of Gaols ... 228 684 1 Deputy Governor* 276 276 1 Storekeeper, Melbourne Gaol 180 180 264 1 Photographer 264 204 1 Overseer of Woollen Factory 228 240 240 1 Overseer of Works * ... Overseers 210 2 178 1 Overseer 887 Overseer 168 1 160 1 Artisan Warder ... Senior Chief Warder * 228 228 1 180 7 Chief Warders • 1,260 Senior Warder 210 1 174 1 Senior Warder Senior Warder 168 3,141§ 1 • • « 160 Senior Warders f • •• 13 160 3 Senior Warders* • •• Hospital Chief Warder * 180 180 1 160 1 Hospital Senior Warder 160
44- 8,376 Carried forward ... ii 3,859 344,786
With anarters fuel lisrht. water, and prisoner servants, as provided by Gaol Regulations.-— t Two Senior Warders to be paid 2! fate ofTl62 !li S—5 Includes an allowance of d per annum to S.n?or Warder, acting as Storekeeper..
12894. 118
• 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
Number. Classification Brought forward ... 344,766
DIVISION NO. 12.
PENAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND GAOLS—continued. SALARIES. 11 Brought forward ... 3,859 Subdivision No. 3—continued. GENERAL DIVISION—continued. 44 Brought forward 8,376
Maxi mum. Male Warders (including two Number. Grade, Hospital Warders)— £ 36 ~T 153 147 1 36 2 147 21,319 36 3 141 I 39 4 135 f ** tf 1 Governor, Female Prison * 200 200 1 Sub-Matron, Melbourne Gaol* ... 156 120 1 Sub-Matron, Female Prison* 114 110 1 Hospital Nurse and Warder,Melbourne Gaol* 102 102 1 Hospital Nurse and Warder, Femaio Prison* 102 90 17 Female Warders, from £6 to £8 10s. per mouth 102 1,618f ft
213 Subdivision No. 4.. 31,935 (Exempt from the provisions of Act No. 1133.) x Overseer of Mat-makers 230
225 Total SALARIES ... 36,024
Subdivision No. 5.—CONTINGENCIES. Chaplains—Allowance to • •• 796 Working Prisoners—Allowance to • •• 400 Provisions ... • • t 5,600 Stores, including Clothing, Bedding, Materials for Manufacture • • • 2,500 Fuel, Light, aud Water • * • 2,700 Medicines and Medical Attendance • •• 1,425 Forage, Burials, and Relief to Destitute Prisoners on discharge • • • 300 Books for Library and School ... • • • 45 Travelling Expenses • • • 400 Incidentals ... • •• 1,100 Postage and Telegrams • • • 125 15,391 Total Division No. 12 • • • • • • 51,415 Carried forward • •• • •• 396~201 • With quarters, fuel, light, water, and prisoner servants, as provided by Gaol Regulations. If Includes Cd. a day for ten years' service in the Penal and Gaols Branch to Warders joining previous to 1st January, 1885. ** Includes an allowance of Is. per day to Warder in charge of Bakery. ft Includes an allowance of £12 perannum to five Warders acting as Writers, £0 to one Warder acting as Overseer of Labour, aud £7 to one Warder acting as Senior Warder. \\ Includes 314 4EDW. VII. ] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETAKY—continued.
£ Classification, Brought forward ... 1396,201
DIVISION NO. 13.
HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE.
Maxi SALARIES. mum. Subdivision No. 1. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 A Inspector of Lunatic Asylums (six months)* 850 1 A Medical Superintendent* 8o0 1 A Medical Superintendent* 650 600 3 B Medical Superintendents* 5,725 1 C Medical Superintendent* 504 2 E Senior Medical Officers* 360 6 F Junior Medical Officers* 300 1 Ed. Head Teacher, Male Idiot Asylum 198
16 5,725 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 2 Chief Clerk and Accountant)" 1 3 Senior Clerkf 2 2 Secretaries* 3 3 Secretaries* )- 3,933 1 4 Secretary* 2 4 Clerksf ... 9 5 Clerksf ... 19 3,933 Maxi Subdivision No. 3. mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Dispensevj 192 3 Engineers* (Mechanics) 210 3 Engineers* (Mechanics) 144 1 Farm Bailiff* 252 1 Farm Bailiff* 180 4 Farm Bailiffs* 144 2 » 152 4 Matrons* 116 7 Matrons* 72 2 Junior Messengers 252 4 Head Attendants* 138 5,724 2 Head Attendants* 136 1 Hospital Attendants 84 5 Head Nurse ... 84 5 Head Nurses for Male Hospitals 78 Hospital Nurses 45 5,724 Carried forward 35 9,658 1396,201
315 D 2 4 EDW. VII.J Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Numtw. Classification Brought forward 396,801
DIVISION NO. 13.
HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE—continued.
SALARIES.
35 Brought forward 9,658
Maxi Subdivision No. 3—continued. mum
GENERAL DIVISION—continued.
45 Brought forward 5,724 1 flead Teacher, Female, Idiot Asylum* 108 1 Senior Attendant, Idiot Asylum ... 132 1 Senior Nurse, Idiot Asylum 66 1 Assistant Teacher, Male Idiot Asylum .., 102 3 Assistant Teachers, Femalo Jdiot Asylum 66 1 Spnior Attendant, Criminal ward, Ararat*... 130 1 Relieving Attendant, Criminal ward, Ararat 112 Artisan Stall— 7 • Carneiitersf 144 7 Pointers! ... 132 4 Cooks i44 11 Cooks 4 Cooks 58 6 Gardeners*... 124 8 Carters 90 1 Storemanf ... 162 1 8 foreman! ... 156 4 Storemenf ... 144 4 ). 9,766 Tailors f »•• 144 1 Tailor Attendant, Idiot Asylum 108 6 Shoemakers! 144 2 Blacksmithsf 156 3 Firemen! ... 114 1 Soapmaker! 144 5 Tailoressesf • ... 84 2 : •, Assistant Tailoresses! 66 1 Sewing Mistress, Idiot Asylum! 78 8 Laundresses 48 15 Assistant Laundresses 42 227 Attendants—1st, 2nd, and 3rd Grades 25,100 9 Attendants—Criminal ward, Ararat ... 988 275 Nurses—lst, 2nd, and 3rd Grades (including arrears, £2) 11,300
666 52,878 701 Total SALARIES (carried forward) 62,536 396,801 316
/' 4 Bbw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [ttd. 1&60.
I;—CHIEF Sfecftfc'tAiit—continued.
Brought fdf#ftrd 396,201
DIVISION NO. 13.
HOSPITALS FOft TfctE itiSAtit^dontintoti,
Brought forward... •i* .t. 62,536
Subdivision No. 4. CONTINGENCIES
ChaplainB—Allowandeto . «»• •t 496 Provisions and Extra Articles ... 37,600 Clothing and Bedding and Material for Manufacture • • a 10,200 Stores (including Repairs)* Purchase of £>toct, &c. 3,500 Medicines and Medical Comforts ...... « -*i 2,100 x orage ... ••» * ••• ••• ••• ••• •• 200 Fuel, Light» and Water ... , . ••• •»* ••• •* , 10,000 Maintenance of Lunatics in General Hospitals ...... ». 300 Expenses in connexion with tne Committal and Transport of Lunatics 1,600 Expenses in connexion with Boarding out Patients 650 Temporary Employes, Incidentals, &c. ... 4,500 Postage and Telegrams 300 Travelling Expenses ... ••• ••• ••• •• 100 71,546
Total Division Ne. 13 134,082
DIVISION NO. 14.
Number. Clarification DEPARTMENT FOR NEGLECTED CHIL DREN AND REFORMATORY SCHOOLS. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1.
CLERICAL DIVISION* 1 Secretary and Inspector ...... ••• 600 1 310 1 3 Chief Clerk and Accountant 4 Clerks ... 1,505 6 1,017 6 5 Clerks ... 14 Carried forward ••• ••« 3,482 530,283
NOTES TO DIVISION No. 13, HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE. All officers except those marked t receive garters fuel, ^^^iT^^K S^^M^&SS Bailiffs, Matrons, Head Attendants, Head Teacher (j a]eJ an^0^Y^ "idi^oii —^Tlio Medical Staff' and Secretaries are in addition.—The Farm Bailiffs are allowed gra s foi one horse '\«£™™ , UftrterH for their families in addition. allowed gross for one horse and one cow in a(ld,t,°"-—JX^N NuSs Cooks' and Laundresses receive rations in addition. The Head Teacher (Female), Instructors MeS^ Attendants and Nurses whose =£The amounteAtt^s £25,10^0 and £11,800' P""^'£*™3,^ t rat^ennsoe of £9 af ^n-oUonln lieu. oWhef quarter8n permitte'andd whe to nresid note 8upphe off thea with rations they are allowed at the rate of £16 a year in lieu thereof. 317 4 EDW. VIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Number. Classification Brought forward 530,283 DIVISION NO. 14.
DEPARTMENT FOR NEGLECTED CHIL DREN AND REFORMATORY SCHOOLS— continued. SALARIES.
14 Brought forward 3,432 Subdivision No. 2. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Waggonette Driver* 143 132 1 Messenger 120 116 1 Matron, Girls' and Boys' Receiving Depots* 156 136 1 Officer in sub-charge of Boys' Depot, in cluding allowance of £8 13s 4d.* 156 153 Attendants, Girl*' and Boys' Receiving J 83* & Depots* ...... ( 90 399 1 Female Instructor* 90 71 2 Nurses and Attendants • ...... 84 163 4 Instructors, Boys' Receiving Depot (one f 137*& from 27th February to 3th July, 1901) [ 144 378 Instructor and Mechanic 150 134
17 1,682 Subdivision No. 3.
(Exempt from the provisions of Act No. 1133.)
Maintenance Officer | 183
32 Total SALARIES ... 5,297
Subdivision No. 4. CONTINGENCIES. Provisions ... *•• 500 Clothing and Bedding • •* 50 Fuel, Light, and Water • •• 400 Stores, Stock, &c...... • • • 320 Medical Attendance, Medicines, &c. • • • 60 Incidentals and Transport • •• 940 Travelling Expenses • • • 260 Postage and Telegrams • • • 350
2,880
Carried forward • • • 8,177 1 530,283 • With quarters, fuel, light, and water.— t Paid to Police Department, this officer being a member of the Police Force. 318
/' EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960,
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Brought forward 530,283 DIVISION No. 14.
DEPARTMENT FOR NEGLECTED CHILDREN AND REFORMATORY SCHOOLS—continued.
Brought forward 8,177 Subdivision No. 5. CONTINGENCIES.
In aid of Industrial Schools established, by private contributions, at a rate not exceeding 6s. per week for each child under 13 years of age, and at a rate not exceeding 5s. per week for each child 13 years of age and over, and to provide Outfits for Children sent to service... 1,050 In aid of Reformatory Schools established by private contributions, at a rate not exceeding 10s. per week for each child, and to pro vide Outfits for Children sent to service 5,600 Expenses of Hoarding out Children, and to provide Outfits for Children sent to service 49,000 Expenses of Boarding out Children whose periods of commitment havo expired, but who, by reason of affliction, cannot be sent to service ... 650 56,300 Total Division No. 14 64,477
DIVISION NO. 15. Number. Classification PUBLIC LIBRARY, MUSEUMS, AND NATIONAL GALLERY OF VICTORIA.
SALARIES.
PUBLIC LIBRARY. Maxi Subdivision No. 1. mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 A/ Chief Librarian and Secretary* 625 625 1 C Sub-Librarian 504 468 2 E Senior Assistants 360 330 1 F Assistant 300 270 2 G Assistants ••• ••• 240 432 3 H Assistants ... ••• 192 504
10 2,629 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 3 Accountant 310 2 4 Assistants 535 3 5 Jtfnior Assistants ... 265 6 1,110 594,760 16 Carried forward ... 3,739 * With quartan.
319 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Brought forward 5947760 Number. Classification DIVISION NO. 15.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, MUSfeUMS, AND NATIONAL GALLERY OP VICTORIA —continued.
SALARIES.
PUBLIC LIBRARY—continued.
16 Brought forward 3,739 Subdivision No. 3. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Bookbinder and Attendant 180 180 1 Senior Attendant (acting as Caretaker) 156 156 5 Librarv Attendants 156 680 3 Attendants 120 336 8 Junior Attendants 78 526 2 Junior Messengers 72 104 1 Labourer 120 114
21 2,096
37 Total SALARIES, Public Library ... 5,835 INDUStRlAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM.
Subdivision No. 4. Maxi mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ F/ Curator ...... 300 300 Subdivision No. 5. {Exempt from provisions of Act Nd. 1138.) / Assistant 90 Subdivision No. 6. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Carpenter and Modelmaker 216 184 1 Senior Attendant 156 156 1 Attendant 120 113
453 m Total SALARIES, Industrial and Technologicaall l\ Museum 843 42 Carried forward • • • 6,678 594,760
820
/' 4 Hbvr. VII.] ApprdpriaMott fij ReMMe, 1904-5. [No. mo. I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Nhfeiber. Classification Brought forward ...... 594,760 DIVISION NO. 15. PUBLIC LIBRARY, MUSEUMS, AND NATIONAL GALLERY OF VICTORIA —continued. SALARIES* 42 Brought forward 6,67S NATIONAL MUSEUM. Maxt- Subdivision No. 7. ittUni. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 Curator of Zoological Collections ... 300 30O 1 F/ Palaeontologist • •• 300 300 600 Subdivision No. 8. CLERICAL DIVISION. Secretary 266 Maxi- Subdivision No. 9. hiuitl. GENERAL DIVISION. £ Taxidermists ... 252 483 Assistant Taxidermist ...... 168 168 Museum Assistant 156 114 Carpenter and Attendant 156 146 Attendant 120 120 Articulator and Osteologist, for two months 204 27 Subdivision No. 10. 1,058 (Exempt from provisions of Act No. 1133.) 1 Articulator and Osteologist ... 192 1 Charwoman 50 "24F 12 Total SALARIES, National Museum ... 2,166
NATIONAL GALLERY. Subdivision No. 11. (Exempt from provisions of Act No. 1133.) 1 Director of the National Gallery, &c... 600 1 Master of the School of Drawing 300 1 Attendant 70 Maxi 970 3 Subdivision No. 12. mum. ~£~ GENERAL DIVISION. 1 156 156 Senior Attendant • •• 120 6 Attendants 4*« 705 861 10 Total SALARIES, National Gallery 1,831
64 Total SALARIES, Division No. 15 (carried forward) 10,675 594,76 321 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Brought forward 594,760 DIVISION NO. 15.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, MUSEUMS, AND NATIONAL GALLERY OF VICTORIA—continued.
Brought forward 10,675 Subdivision No. 13. CONTINGENCIES.
Public Library.—Purchase of Books and Periodicals, Binding, Stationery, Postage, Stores, and Incidentals 4,030 Temporary Assistance, including an allowance of £10 per annum to one Junior Messenger 150 Industrial and Technological Museum.—Purchase of Specimens, Fittings, Cases, Chemicals, and Incidentals 200 National Museum.—Purchase of Specimens, Stores, Stationery, Postage, and Incidentals 300 National Gallery.—Purchase of Pictures and Frames, Models for Art Classes, Lectures on Anatomy, &c. 385 Building and General.—Insurance, Lighting, Cleaning, Protection against Fire, Stationery, Stores, Incidentals, &c. . . 2,445 Repnirs, Painting, Glass Cases, Fittings, Furniture, &c. ... 600 Furniture, Fittings, Cases, &c, for National Museum 250 Painting and renovating interior of Reading Room 500 Cost of opening the Public Library, Museums, and National Gallery on OIt 11 CIc*VS • • • «•• ••• ••• • • • ••• • • • 500
Total Division No. 15 20,035
DIVISION No. 16.
Number. Classification GOVERNMENT SHORTHAND WRITER.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1.
CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 1/ Government Shorthand Writer 610 1 2 Assistant Government Shorthand Writer 600 1 3 Clerk, qualified to act as Assistant 485 1 4 V/16xK ••• ••• ••• •• • •« i 210 4 Total SALARIES 1,905
Subdivision No. 2.—CONTINGENCIES. Clerical Assistance ...... • • • • •• 75 Stores and Incidentals • •• • • • 75 150 Total Division No. 16 2,055 Carried forward 1616,850
322
/' 4 EDW. VIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
Number. Classification
Brought forward... 616,850
DIVISION NO. 17.
AUDIT OFFICE.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1.
CLERICAL DIVISION.
Senior Inspecting Officer under Audit Act and Chief Clerk 520 3 2 v^ierRs ... *•• ...... 1,385 # 6 3 v/ierKS ...... ••• ••• ••• 2,490 9 4 v^ierKs ... ••• ••• ••• ... 2,550 14 5 OlerKs ...... ••• ••• 2,577f 1 Teacher (temporarily transferred, doing clerical work} ••• ...... ••« ... 190 34 9,712
Subdivision No. 2. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ Junior Messenger 72 82J
35 Total SALARIES 9,794
Subdivision No. 3.—CONTINGENCIES. Travelling Expenses... ••• • •• 700 Fuel, Stores, Incidentals, &c. ... • •• • •• 120 Clerical Assistance • • •• 180§ Postage and Telegrams 30 1,030 Total Division No. 17 10,824
Carried forward 627,674 • Tncludinir an allowance of £75 ench to two Olerks for acting as Inspectors under the Audit Act to bring their oni„riP« nn to £31100 nor annumn . 1 Including an allowance of £25 to one clerk to bring his salary up tc. £137 per annum salaries up to " t P^it? 2.ibdiviI8sion of the 5th Class. Salary of one Clerk at £200 per annum engaged m checking the until Promoted to the oth but*™ '™ ° .j™ £oardof Works, to bo recouped by the Board. 1 Including an allowance of SfftWt-fonlXfiJr^ mSto to ta SSuped by'the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works.
323 4 EW. VII.] . Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [NO; 1960.
I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
Number. Classification £
Brought forward 627,674
DIVISION NO. 18.
ABORIGINES.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1.
CLERICAL DIVISION.
4 Superintendent, Coranderrk* 260 5 v_/ierK ...... 120
2 380
Subdivision No. 2. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Matron, Coranderrk* ... 102 77
•
Subdivision No. 3.
(Exempt from the provisions of Act No. 1133.) I General Inspector and Secretary 450
4 Total SALARIES 907
Subdivision No. 4.—CONTINGENCIES.
Medical Attendance and Medicines 130 Stores, Provisions, Clothing, Transport, and Incidentals 2,300 Repairs and Improvements to Stations ... 50 Labour, Purchase of Stock, Seeds, and Expenses of Cultivation 450 Management of Stations, Depots, and Insurance ... 390 Expenses for Travelling of Members of Board, Officers, and Aborigines 200 Stationery and Office Expenses... 120 Postage and Telegrams 10
3,650 Total Division No. 18 4,557 Carried forward 632,231 * With quarters anil rations.
324 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. ^60, I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Brought forward ... .., 632,231 DIVISION NO. 19. EXHIBITION. To meet expenses incurred by the Trustees of the Exhibition Building 300
DIVISION NO. 20. GRANTS. No. 1. (a) For the purpose of aiding the Funds of Free Libraries 1,000 To be distributed by the Governor in Council : — (b) For building purposes, on condition that £1 for £1 be pro vided by the Institution ... • •• 1,000 2. To the Zoological and Acclimatieation Society 3,500 3. To the Royal Society 50 4. To be equally divided between the Geelong and Western District Fish Acclimatizing Society and the Ballarat Fish Acclimatiza tion Society, to assist these Societies in the Acclimatization and Distribution of Freshwater Fish thronghouf the State, and for providing additional Breeding Ponds ... 50 5. To the College of Pharmacy 500 6. In aid of the expenses of the Pharmacy Board in cqiipexipn wij;Ji the administration of the Pharmacy and Poison Acts 200 ?. To the Victorian Sopioty for the Prpfpotipn of Animals 5P 8. To the Art Galleries for Ballarat, Geelqpg, and Warrpambool (to be distribute^ subjept to Regulations to be approved by the Governor in Council) ...... ••? 25Q 9. To the Geelong School of Art ...... ••• 25 10. To the Gordon Gallery ...... 25
Total Division No. gP •:T tf 6,650
DIVISION NO. 21. MISCELLANEOUS. No. 1. Ai^nualAllowances,Compensation,and Gratuitjp8tftla^e^mp|py^ in the Government service or their \yidows—(Inalterable) :-— (i) Apnual AUowapce in lieu of compensation on services having been dispensed with ;— To Alfred Buck—Overseer, Penal De partment £]35 0 Q „ Robert Kelly—Overseer, Penal Pe- partment ...... 8(3 13 4 „ Mrs, Henrietta 4Uen, 4ttena"apt, Industrial and Reformatory Sphopls. 31 16 4 £253 9 8 254
(2) Annual Allowance to VVidowof Sergeant Kppnedy (£48 I9at frh)j murdered in the Wombat Ranges, in addition to her Pension lender the Police Regulation ActlH90, equal to full pay of her deceased husband to 30th June, 1905 ... ••• • •« m
Carried f prwarfl %r v* mm 4 m 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. I.—CHIEF SECRETARY—continued.
£ Brought forward 639,181
DIVISION NO. 21.
MISCELLANEOUS—continued.
Brought forward 303
No. 1. Annual Allowances, &c.—continued:—
(3) Annual Allowance to Constable Mclntyre, in addition to his Pen sion under the Police Regulation Act 1890, rendered unfit for duty through exposure at the time of the Wombat Ranges murders by the Kelly gang 52 (4.) Annual Allowance, at the rate of £1 per week, to Michael Reardon for injuries received in the attack on the Kelly out laws at Glenrowan 53 (5) Annual Allowance to Miss E. Fleming, late Sub-matron of the Female Prison, Pentridge, in addition to her Pension, £5 4s. tid. (6) Annual Allowance to Senior-Constable Alexander, in addition to his Pension under the Police Regulation Act 1890, who Avas injured in the execution of his duty, £11 14s. Id. 12 (7) Annual Allowance to Constable Albert Ernest Vizard, who was injured in the execution of his duty, in addition to his Pension under the Police Regulation Act 1890, £20 13s. 9d. 21 (8) Annual Allowance to Sergeant E. O'Donnell, who was injured in the execution of his duty, in addition to his Pension under the Police Regulation Act 1890, £29 lis. 30 (9) Annual Allowance to Constable H. A. Brady, who was injured in the execution of his duty, in addition to his Pension under the Police Regulation Act 1890, £31 3s. 5d. 32 (10) Annual allowance to Widow of Constable Richard Johnston, killed in the execution of his duty, in addition to Pension under the Police Regulation Act 1890, equal to the late Con stable's full pay, £34 8s. 35 No. 2. Allowance to Visitor at the City Court and Lock-ups 75 No. 3. Commissions and Boards of Inquiry 750 No. 4. To meet deficiency in the Police Superannuation Fund (in accordance with section 34 of the Police Regulation Act 1890) 42,000 No. 5. Allowance to Instructor of the Blind, and for the purchase of
X)UUKO • • • ••• ••• • •« •. • *aa 170 No. 6. Moiety of the cost of preparing the Melbourne and Sydney portion of the International Astro photographic Catalogue ... 200 No. 7. Allowance to Victorian Neglected Children's Aid Society on account of expenses in providing for Women and Children placed temporarily in its care by the Police 70 No. 8. Refund of fine inflicted on Warder D. Urquhart, Penal and Gaols Branch Total Division No. 21 43,811
Total Chief Secretary ...... ) 682,992 Amount carried forward to Total MINISTER OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION J
326
/' 4 EDW. VIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. II.—MINISTER OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Classification DIVISION NO. 22.
EDUCATION.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1.
FIRST DIVISION. Director of Education 1,000 Secretary 565
1,565 Subdivision No. 2. Maxi E. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. mum. Educational Class. £ Chief Inspector 700 650 Assistant Chief Inspector 600 558 Senior Inspectors 650 3,587 Inspectors—First Grade 500 3,000 Inspectors—Second Grade (including one Acting Inspector, and arrears)... 500 5,671 Principal of Training College* ... 560 537 Acting First Lecturer, Training College* ... 400 255 Second Lecturer, Training College 325 204 Inspector of Drawing ... 500 456
14,918
Subdivision No. 8. CLERICAL DIVISION.
2 Acting Accountant ... * • • 450 3 Clerks ... ••• ••• ... • •• 710 4 v^jerics ...... i •>• • 3,795 Clerks, including allowance to four clerk*s at from £16 to £25 per annum and arrears • •« 5,447 10,402
Subdivision No. 4. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ Truant Officers 180 3,823 Senior Messengerf 156 140 Junior Messenger .... 72 62 4.025
Total Division No. 22 (carried forward) ... • With quarters. 1 With quarters, fuel, light, and water.
327 4|?pw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. \960.
II.—MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION—continued.
£ Brought forward 30,910 DIVISION NO. 23. EDUCATION. Subdivision No. 1.—PROFESSIONAL DIVISION.—Instruction. General— Teachers ... £369,501 To pay Teachers, under section 68, Act No. 773, difference in salary caused by classification under 369,557 that Act, conditionally on relinquishing their claims to compensation under section 69 56 Teachers' Payment on Results — Regulation No. III. ... 134,555 To pay Teachers, under section 68, Act No. 773, difference in salary caused by classification under 134,580 that Act, conditionally on relinquishing their claims to compensation under section 69 25 Continuation School for Pupil Teachers ... 750 Drawing—Allowance to Teachers of 210 Manual Training—Organizer and Instructor 500 Wood-work—Teachers of 3,133 Cookory—Instructors 1,278 Training College—Visiting Teachers 415
510,423 Subdivision No. 2.—CONTINGENCIES. r Inspectors ...... £3,400 Teachers ...... 2,600 Children to State Schools ...... 2,100 Travelling Expenses •{ Truant Officers ...... 1,500 V 9,925 Minister, Director, and Office Staff ... 150 Scholarship Holders ...... 25 . Cookery and Manual Training ... 150^ Printing pepartmental publications. Supply of School Requisites, jyiiipSj oic« ... **• ••• ••• ••• ••« 6,000 Stores, including Incidentals ... 1,550 Maintenance Expenses of Schools—Allowance to Teachers for 33,100 Exhibitions granted by the Minister under Regulations X. and XI. 2,940 High School Scholarships 1,625 Elections of Members of Boards of Advice 50 Allowance to Cadet Officers (to recoup expenditure incurred in con nexion with their duties) 530 Allowance for the Boarding of Students 2,700 Expenses upon Cookery and Manual Training, except Salaries 2,850 Allowance to Second Lecturer, Training College, for Board and Residence 42 Postage and Telegrams 3,000
Subdivision No. 3.—BUILDINGS. 64,312 3,300 Expenditure on School Buildings under direction of Boards of Advice 4,600 7,900 Total Division No. 23 582,635 Carried forward ., 613,545
328
/ • 4 Epw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue? 1904h5. r.^Wftq, $>
II.—MINISTER OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION—continued.
'£- £ Brought forward 613,545 DIVISION No. 24., • \ MfeLBOURNE UNIVERSITY. Addition to Endowment £9,000 under Act 16 Vict.-No. .34 (subject to deduction of an amount equal to the University fees of hot more than eight students to whom have' been granted exhibitions under Regulations Nos. X. and XL)...... • ... •_•.»..•• 10,500
DIVISION" "K67~2£ •. TECHNICAL SCHOOLS. \ ' To be paid in accordance with Regulations* approved by the GoVernbr in Council— For Maintenance and Buildings ... 15,250 Inspection, Expenses of Examinations,. Apparatus, Fittings, and 1,950 Furniture, &c."' • •• i- _—.——.-. Travelling Expenses • • • 50
1) J. :'• '. • t Total Division No. 25 ... 17,250
) '
DIVISION No. 26V •r* MISCELLANEOUS. No. 1. Annual Allowances, Compensation, and Gratuities to late Employed in the Government service or to their Widows or Children—(Inalterable):— (i) Annual Allowances to Officers who retired .. from the service prior to the coming into operation of Act No. 710 (including -,•••- arrears) ...... £1,540 7' 4 (a) To pay Pensions, computed on the basis of sec. 44 of Act 25 Vict. No. 160, to' Offi cers who have retired in consequence x>i changes in the Department, and who are not 'entitled to pensions under Act 54 Vict. No. 1133 (including arrears) ... 423 12 4 £1,963 19 tf 1,964
i' Total Division No. 26 1,964 Totil Minister of Public Instruction : 643,259
Amount brought!forward from Total to CHIEF SECRETARY -n. i j.£8'2y0a2
Amount earned forward to Total ATTORNEY-GENERAL,.. (,326,25-1
• : •• ! ...... f ..-.. '. :• :.-•*:>'
E 12 894. ,w • w $4 4EDVIT. Vlt] Appropriation of tievenue^ 1&04-5. [No; i960.
III.—ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
DIVISION No. 27. Numbtr. Classification SUPREME COURT. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. {Exempt from proviiiont of Act No. 1133.) 1 Chief Clerk—Under the Supreme Court Act 1890 1,200 3 Judges' Associates ...... 800 2,000 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION.
8 Judge's Associate...... 350 4 Judge's Associate...... 300 650
Total SALARIES 2,650
Subdivision No. 3. CONTINGENCIES. Travelling Expenses of Their Honours the Judges 650
Total Division No. 27 »•• 3,300
DIVISION NO. 28. LAW OFFICERS OF THE CROWN.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1.
FIRST DIVISION.
The Secretary to the Law Department 800
Subdivision No. 2. Maxi mum. Grade PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ A Parliamentary Draftsman ...... 1000 1,300 F Assistant, Attorney-General's Office ... 300 270 1,570 I n i i i li » m 3 Carried forward ••• 2,370 3,300 330 4-}£DW. VlL] Appropriation bf Revenue, 1904-S. [fto. I960.- 6$
III.—ATTORNEY-GENERAL—continued.
Number. Classification £ £
Brought forward ,«, ...... 3,300
DIVISION NO. 28.
LAW OFFICERS OF THE CROWN— continued.
SALARIES.
3 Brought forward ...... 2,370
Subdivision No. 3.
• CLERICAL DIVISION. -•
1 1 Chief Clerk and Accountant* ...... 520 1 3 v/ierK ...... 350 2 4 Clerki 470 5 5 ulerki ,*• ...... ••• 920
9 2,260
Subdivision No. 4. • Maxi GENERAL DIVISION. mum. £ 1 Caretaker and Senior Messenger... 144f 135 1 Junior Messenger ...... 72 62 1 Lift Attendant ...... 72 62
3 259 :
Subdivision No. 5.
(Exempt from the provisions of Act No. 1133.)
4 Prosecutors for the King, to act throughout Victoria—One at £1,100, one at £700, one at £660, and one at £600... 3,060 1 Government Analytical Chemist ..* ... 600 * 5 3,660 20 Total SALARIES (carried forward) - 8,549 3,300 * Is also Official Accountant.——t With quarters,
381 A M 4 EDW. Vtl.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960. v III.—ATTORNEY-GENERAL—continued.
'\ ; Brought forward 3,300 DIVISION NO. 28. LAW OFFICERS OF THE CROWN—continued.
Brought forward 8,549 Subdivision No. 6. CONTINGENCIES. Professional Assistance, including Costs and Expenses of Legal Pro- CCCCllIlcTS ••• ••• ••* ••# ••• *•• ••• 3,000 Fuel, Light, Water, Stores, and Incidental Expenses 500 Travelling Expenses 450 For Defence of Persons without means charged with Capital Crimes, and Aboriginals charged with Indictable Offences 150 Victorian Law Reports, Law Times, &c, including Books and Reports for Library ...... 250 For the purchase of all necessary Chemicals and Apparatus for the use of the Government Analytical Chemist 550 Postage and Telegrams 110
5,010 Deduct to be repaid by Commonwealth Government for assistance and' Expenses of the Government Analytical Chemist 350
4,660 Total Division No. 28 13,209
DIVISION NO. 29.
CROWN SOLICITOR.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1. Maxi mum. L. Grade, PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. _____
Crown Solicitor 1,000 1,000
Subdivision No. 2.
CLERICAL DIVISION. 5 3 Clerks ... 1,865 4 4 Clerks 905 5 5 Clerks ••• ••• 1,000 14 3,770 Deduct—To be repaid by Railway Department... 560
3,210 15 Carried forward ... j 4,210 16,509
*^ 332 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960.
III.—ATTORNEY-GENERAL—continued.
Number. Brought forward
DIVISION NO. 29. CROWN SOLICITOR—continued. SALARIES. • 15 Brought forward 4,210
Subdivision No. 3. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ o Type-writers ... 144 256 1 Messenger 120 108 364
18 Total SALARIES • •• 4,574
Subdivision No. 4.—CONTINGENCIES. Stores and Incidental Expenses • • • 240 Travelling Expenses ... • • • 160 Postage and Telegrams • •• 65 , 465 Total Division No. 29
DIVISION No. 30.
PROTHONOTARY. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 1 Protkonotary .... 600 2 4 v^icrics ••• «•• ••• 585 1 5 Clerk 200
4 1,385 Maxi Subdivision No. 2. mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Junior Messenger ... • 72 62
5 Total SALARIES • • • 1,447
Subdivision No. 3.—CONTINGENCIES. Stores and Incidental Expenses • • • 30 Postage and Telegrams • • • 0 35
Total Division No. 30
Carried forward
333 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
III.—ATTORNEY-GENERAL—continued. £ Brought forward 23,030 Number, Classification DIVISION No. 31. MASTER IN EQUITY AND LUNACY. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. • Grade. Maxi L PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. mum. 1 A Chief Clerk and Officer for assessing ~& Duty under Act 1060 800 800 1 A Registrar of Probates and Adminis trations ••• ... 625 625
Subdivision No. 2. 1,425 CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 3 Accountant ••• 350 1 3 Record Clerk 360 3 4 Clerks (including one from 25th July) 658 7 5 Clerks (including one to 24th July, and including allowance of £6 to one officer) ...... 965
12 Subdivision No. 3. Maxi 2,333 mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ Messenger 120 120
15 Total SALARIES 3,878 •I Subdivision No. 4.—CONTINGENCIES. Expenses connected with the Duties ou Estates of Deceased Persons... 300 Stores and Incidental Expenses, including Guarantee Premium of Master-in-Equity under Section 255 of Act No. 1142 75 Postage and Telegrams 80 455 Total Division No. 31 4,333
DIVISION NO. 32. REGISTRAR-GENERAL AND REGISTRAR OF TITLES. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. (Exempt from provisions of Act No. 1133.) Commissioner of Titles 1,250 Maxi Subdivision No. 2. mum. Grade. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 "A" Chief Examiner of Titles ... 725 725 2 A Examiners of Titles 700 1,400 1 A Examiner of Titles 625 625 2,750
1 non Carried forward ... ••• 27,363 934 4)Bbw, VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960, III.—ATTORNEY-GENERAL—continued.
£ Classification Brought forward **, ... 27,363
DIVISION NO. 32,
REGISTRAR-GENERAL AND REGISTRAR OF TITLES—continued, :
SALARIES.
Brought forward ... ••. 4,000 'I • Hii«'» Subdivision No. 3,
CLERICAL DIVISION. Registrar-General, Registrar of Titles, Registrar of Supreme Court, and Registrar of Copyrights 700 2 Deputy Registrar-General and Assistant Registrar of Titles . . ••* ...... 485 3 v^ierKs ... ••» ...... 2,410 4 Clerks ... ••• ••• ...... 5,795 5 Clerk and Compositor ...... 200 5 Clerks, including one professional officer (teacher) doiDg clerical work #•• 7,313 16,903 SURVEY BRANCH,
Subdivision No, 4, Mud luutn. Grade. S. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ A Surveyor and Chief Draughtsmanf 650 650 D Superintending Draughtsmen 432 846 F Draughtsmen ...... 300 1,910 G Draughtsmen ••• ••• 240 1,728 5,131 Subdivision No. 5. CLERICAL DIVISION. Clerks (in Survey Branch) ...... 400
Maxi Subdivision No. 6. mum.
GENERAL DIVISION.
Clerk ... ••• ••• 204 Caretaker and Senior Messenger X 150 156 Messengers ...... ••• 120 220 Junior Messengers ••• ••• 72 444 Labourer ••• ••• »•• 120 115 1,139 Total SALARIES (carried forward) 27,576 27,363 Qne Deputy Re^trar-General*nd A**gtto^^ ft*** ofTitlw. f Awistant TC2 .4"EbW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-K [No.-1960.
III.—ATTORNEY-GENERAL—continued.
w* £ Brought forward 27,363 DIVISION NO. 32.!
ftEGISTRAR-GENERAL AND REGISTRAR OF | ! TITLES—continued. I ! i Brought forward Subdivision -No. 7.—CONTINGENCIES.
Temporary Clerical Assistance and Temporary Draughtsmen Purchase! of Parchment for Certificates of Titles, Check Surveys and Lithographing, and Works of Reference for Library ...... Fuel, Light, Water, iand Stores, including Cases for Register Book, and Incidental Expeuses Postage and Telegratns —
Total Division No. 32 ••* 30,924
t DIVISION NO. 33, .:.'...':..'.'.'. Numb r. • Classification t j PATENTS. • • ! i SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 2. 1 ' t
CLERICAL DIVISION. • ' 1 4 Clerk (Trade Marks and Copyrights) ...... 325
*•
Maxi Subdivision No. 3. mum.
i \ GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Caretaker and Messenger to 31st August, j 1904* • •• 102 17 1 Type-writer ... 144 128
2 145 3 -»* • Total Division No. 33 ... t« • • •• 470
I Carried forward ... • •• • *t-- 58,757 . ...?.With quartern. . . . 336 4 Ew. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No, 1960, III.—ATTORNEY-GENERAL—continued.
Number. Classification • £ £
• % .V* .1 Brought forward ... 58,757
DIVISION NO. 34.
SHERIFF.
SALARIES.
• Subdivision No. 1.
CLERICAL DIVISION.
600 1 1 oherili •••.. •*.• ••• »v». •••• - 1 3 Deputy Sheriff, also Chief Clerk and Accountant 360 2 4 OiorKs ...... ••• ••• ••• 470 2 5 Clerks ... *•• ••• >•• ... 320 6 1,750 Deduct—To be repaid by Supreme Court Library • Committee ... ••• ••• ••• 235 1,515
\ - Subdivision No. 2.
Maxi GENERAL DIVISION. mum. £ Superintendent, Law Courts ...... 174 162 1 Courtkeepers, Criers, and Messengers* 132 704 5 Criers and Messengers ... 120 464 4 Labourers ...... 120 ' 344 3 Junior Messengers 72 248 4 Sheriffs Bailiffs (Central) 174 408 2
19 2,330
25 Total SALARIES (carried forward) 3,845 58,757 • Courtkeeper, Qttlong, has quarters.
337 74 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904^5. [No. 1960.
III.—ATTORNEY-GENERAL—continued.
Brought forward 58,757 DIVISION NO. 34.
SHERIFF—continued,
Brought forward 3,845 Subdivision No. 3,
CONTINGENCIES,
Allowances to Witnesses at the Supreme Court Sittings for the hearing of Criminal Trials ... 2,500 Fees to Jurors 4,500 Fuel, Light, Water, Stores, Incidental Expenses, and Wages of Charwomen 1,250 Travelling Expanses ... 250 Refund to Bailiffs of Guarantee Premiums irhen their gross receipts do not amount to £65 ... 200 Postage and Telegrams 40
8,740 Total Division No. 34 ... 12,585
DIVISION No. 35,
COMPTROLLER OF STAMPS AND COLLECTOR OP IMPOSTS UNDER STAMPS ACT/ 1890 AND 1892.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1. CLERICAL DIVISION.
Number. Cl ssiflcatioii
1 2 Comptroller of Stamps and Collector of Imposts 600 2 4 Clerks 435 6 0 i^ierKs ...... ^ ... ., 960 " 9 Carried forward 1,995 71,342 m 4EDW. VII.J Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960.
IIL—ATTORNEY-GENERAL—continued.
[ Number.'1 Brought forward ... , ...
DIVISION NO. 35. COMPTROLLER OF STAMPS AND COLLECTOR OF IMPOSTS UNDER STAMPS ACT 1890 AND 1892—continued. Brought forward ...... 1,995
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 2. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £
Machineman ... • 1 * 168 168 Machineman's Assistant and Packer t M 108 93 261
Total SALARIES ... 2,256
Subdivision No. 3
CONTINGENCIES.
Allowances to Embossers ...... 66 Comraission on Sales of Duty Stamps by the Postal Department ... 1,560 Stores and Incidental Expenses ...... 75 Postage and Telegrams ... ••• ••• ...... 420 2,121 Total Division No. 35
DIVISION NO. 36. MISCELLANEOUS. For the payment of Telephone Services
Total Attorney-General - ......
Amount brought forward from Total to MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 1,326,251
Amount carried forward to Total SOLICITOR-GENERAL 1,402,095
339 76 4 EDW. VII.] ' Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
IV.—SOLICITOR-GENERAL.
DIVISION NO. 37. Number. Classifjp&Jion COUNTY COURTS, COURTS OF INSOL VENCY, COURTS OF MINES, GENERAL AND PETTY SESSIONS.
SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. (Exempt from provisions of Act No. 1133.) 4 Judges at £1,500 '... 6,000 1 Judge at £1,250 ... 1,250
7,250 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 4 Clerk 316 2 5 Clerks 340 3 Maxi 656 Subdivision No. 3. mum. GENERAL DIVISION. T" 1 Courtkoeper,Crier, and Messenger, Insolvency Court, Melbourne ... 132 128 1 Courtkeepcr, Crier, and Messenger, City Police Court, Melbourne* 132 124
2 ~252" 10 Total SALARIES
Subdivision No. 4.—CONTINGENCIES.
Assessors'and Jurors'Fees ...... 300 Allowances to Witnesses at General and Petty Sessions, and at Inquests and Magisterial Inquiries, in accordance with the Regulations of the Governor in Council 2,000 Allowances to Acting Clerks of Courts at various places who are not under the provisions of the Public Service Act 1890 1,200 Office-keepers' Allowances 1,675 Travelling Expenses of County Court Judges (to be fixed by an Order in Council from time to time) 800 Travelling Expenses of Clerks of Courts, including the Travelling Expenses of those who act at more than one Court 3,500 Fuel, Light, Water, Stores, and Incidental Expenses for Courts in Melbourne and throughout the State, including Incidental Expenses iu connexion with Old-age Pensions Acts 1,250 To recoup the Official Accountant fees paid by him for having the accounts when audited filed ... 60 For Purchase of Law Reports ... 550 Postage and Telegrams 1,000 T2T33T Total Division No. 37 20,493 Carried forward ¥6~493 * With quarters. 340 4 EDW. yt-L] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5.. [No,. lrGp.
IV.—SOLICITOR-GENERAL—COntlmiCiL . .£_.. X Brought forward 20,493 Number, i Classification DIVISION N^. .'58. POLICE MAGISTRATES AND WARDENS. SALARIES. Maxi Grade. Subdivision No. 1. mum. •£.'• PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. ••• 700 2 A Police Magistrates, to act in Melbourne 1.C50 5 A'"Police Magus!rate*, to act in'tho more important districts 650 3,250 12 B Police Magistrates 601 . 7,350'
19 12,250 Subdivision No. 2.—CONTINGENCIES. Travelling Expenses ... *•• ... • • •• 3,380 Total Division No. 38 15,630
DIVISION NO. 39.
CLERKS OF COURTS. ... • ' SALARIES. CLERICAL DIVISION. Chief Clerk of Insolvency, Clerk of the Peace and Registrar of the County Court, Melbourne 485 3 2 Clerks A. 1,260 . 4 • "3 Clerks 1,335 54 4 •• Clerks, including one from 27th July... 12,747 19 0 Clerks ... 3,350
i 81 Total Division No. 39 .•»*. 19,177 Tto satisfy Audit Query, Financial Year, 1902-3.
DIVISION NO. 38.
CLERKS OF COURTS. Head— Three Second Class Works ... £992 Fifty-seven Fourth Class Clerks 12,226
13,218 In lieu of— Three Second Class Clerks ... 1,026 Fifty-seven Fourth Class Clerks 12,192
13,218 DIVISION NO. 40. • • • i • CORONERS. SALARIES'. Maxi Subdivision No. 1. mum. GENERAL DIVISION.
Labourer, City Morgue 120 119
Toti* SALAKIES (carried forward) .. J »* •11& 55,300 3« 4 EDW. VtL] Appropriation of ilevenue, 1904-5. [tto. i960.
IV.—SOLICITOR-GENERAL—continued.
£. Brought forward ...... ••i 55,300
DIVISION NO. 40.
CORONERS—continued.
Brought forward 119
Subdivision No. 2.
CONTINGENCIES. Coroner's Commuted Allowance, subject to approval by the Governor in Council ...... ••» ... 650 Surgeons—Remuneration to, for each post-mortem examination by dis section, £2 2s.; and £1 Is. for attendance, &c, at each Inquest or Inquiry aud Adjournment, with Travelling Expenses at the rate of Is. per mile from usual place of abode to place of intended Inquest or Inquiry, one way only, subject to the payment of special fees in ex ceptional cases under the authority of the Minister 4,000 Jurors' Fees ...... 200 Payments in respect to Inquests and Magisterial Inquiries ; Stores, Fuel, Light, &c.; Travelling Expenses (actual) of Justices of the Peace when holding Inquests or Magisterial Inquiries ; and Incidental Expenses 600
5,450
Total Division No. 40 ..« 5,569
DIVISION NO. 41.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For the payment of Telephone Services...... 125 Refund of portion of fine of £5 5s. imposed upon James Duncan by the Bench of Magistrates at St. Kilda, on 2lst June, 1904, for a breach of the Crimes Act 1890 (£2 5s.) 3 Refund of fine imposed on David Davis by the Bench of Magistrates at Melbourne, on 21st December, 1903, for a breach of the Education Act 1890 (10s.) 1 Refund of fine imposed upon Robert H. Webb by the Bench of Magistrates at Boort, on 14th June, 1904, for a breach of the Education Act \890 (Is.) ...... 1 Total Division No. 41 ...... 130 Total Solicitor-General ... 60,999 Amount brought forward from Total to ATTORNEY-GENERAL 1,402,095
Amount carried forward to Total TREASURER — ... 1,463,0*4
342 4 EDW. VTL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960.
V.—TREASURER.
DIVISION NO. 42. Number. Classification TREASURY.
SALARIES.
Subdivision No. 1.
FIRST DIVISION. Under-Treasurer ...... 900
Subdivision No. 2.
CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 1 Accountant to the Treasury 700 1 1 Chief Clerk ...... 560 1 1 Receiver and Paymaster, Melbourne ... 540 4 2 Clerks and Receivers and Paymasters, including 1,890 13 3 one Secretary to the Tender Board, one Re 5,000 33 4 lieving Receiver and Paymaster, and one Pay 8,648 36 5 ing Officer of Pensions 5,686
89 Maximum. 23,024 Subdivision No. 3.
GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Despatch Clerk ... •» 1.. 156 200 1 Messenger ... ••• • >• 120 101 301
92 Total SALARIES... 24,225
Subdivision No. 4. CONTINGENCIES. Allowances to Collectors of Imposts (unclassified) ... 200 Allowances to Postmistresses who perform Treasury duties ... 80 Allowances to Postmasters at Non-staff Offices for paying Old-age Pensions, and other expenses in connexion with carrying out Old- age Pensions Act ... 200 Temporary Assistance 40 Office-cleaners ...... ••• ••• 500 Travelling Expenses ... 700 Stores, Stationery, Fuel, Light, Water, and Incidental Expenses 650 Postage and Telegrams ••• ... ••• ... ••• 1,500
3,870
Total Division No. 42 ... •*• 28,095
Carried forward •*• "28,095 343 4 EDW. VII.] .Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. V.—-TREASURER—continued.
£ Number. Plassiflcation Brought forward 28,095 DIVISION NO. 43. INCOME TAX OFFICE. SALARIES, I Subdivision No. 1. Cjommissioner of Taxes (see Master-in-Equity). X Allowance to Commissioner ..: ... 300 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 1 Deputy Commissioner of Taxes ...... 520 1 2 Chief Clerk 420 1 3 Accountant 350 1 3 \—>lfc}riv. ••• ••• in ••• ••• 310 13 4 \_/JGrKS ••• ••• ••• •• • • • • 3,120 34 5 Clerks (including Gratuities to Officers transferred from the Railway Department, and Gratuity of £16 per annum to one Officer until promoted into the 5th Subdivision of the 5th Class) 5,667
51 Maxi 10,387 Subdivision No. 3. mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Messenger 120 103 1 Junior Messenger ... 72 60
2 163
54 Total SALARIES ... 10,850
Subdivision No. 4.—CONTINGENCIES. Fuel, Light, Stores, Stationery, and Incidental Expenses 323 Travelling Expenses ...... 120 Temporary Clerical Assistance • •• 1,000 Postage and Telegrams ...... • •• 2,000 EXPENSES OF CARRIING OUT THE LAND TAX ACT. 3,443 Subdivision No. 5.—SALARIES. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 3 Chief Clerk and Deputy Registrar • • • 310 1 4 v^JQrK ••• ••• ••« ••• • • • 235 2 Total SALARIES 545
Subdivision No. 6. Expenses generally ... • •• 600 Travelling Expenses... • •t 400
»• •• V.—TEE A SURER—continued. Number. Classification Brought forward ...... DIVISION NO. 44. CURATOR OF ESTATES OF DECEASED PERSONS. Subdivision No. 1. Curator—Allowance (in addition to commission) not to exceed 150 SALARIES. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 8 Chief Clerk 860 1 4 Clerk 300 5 o Clerks 846 "l^Ofi" 8 Total SALARIES, &c. Subdivision No. 2.-—CONTINGENCIES. Stores, Fuel, Light, Water, and Incidental Expenses 80 Postage on Letters, and Charges for Telegrams ... _7° ~150~ Total Division No. 44 DIVISION NO. 45. GOVERNMENT PRINTER. Maxi SALARIES. mum. Subdivision No. 1. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 800 1 A Government Printer 800 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 3 Accountant 360 360 1 3 Clerk 235 1 4 Store Clerk 4 Clerks 470 2 1,740 5 Clerks 9 485 3 Stamp Printing Overseer 1 270 4/ Stamp Printing Sub-Overseer 1 350 1 4 Clerk and Ticket Printer 1 4/ Reader, Grade II. (including allowance while acting as Night Overseer, £18) 282 4,552 18 19 Carried forward 5,352 F 12894. 345 4 $ttw. yn\] 4pfrwrifitioq of ftevfTwet 1904-5. [JTo. 1&6Q. Y.—TREASURER—-£QW^WW0^. 1 i £ £ Number. Classiflcatioi 1 Brought forward • •• 45,739 DIVISION NO. 45. GOVERNMENT PRINTER—continued. • SALARIES. 19 Brought forward ... 5,352 Subdivision No. 3. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ Superintendent 504 450 Printing Overseer 360, 336 Printing Sub-Overseer ... 28^ 288 Computer 264 264 Assistant Computer 222 198 Assistant Ticket printer 160 183 Type Storeman 186 186 4 Readers 240 1,007 4 Foremen of Compositors 186 846 23 (Compositors (including allowances while -ft acting as Readers or Press Kevisers or Working Foremen) ... '.'.. 160 4,327 1 Bookbinder—Overseer ... 324 .360 Bookbinder—Sub-Overseer 252 228 ii Bookbinders and Paper Rulers 160 2,178 2 Bookbinders' Assistants 144 288 1 Stamp Perforator (Female) Forewoman 78 78 1 ttook Folder and Sewer (Female) Forewoman 78 78 7 Book Folders and Sewers (Female), including Stamp Perforators 72 494 1 fylaohineman—Foreman... 276 300 5 ijfachinemen ... 160 900 5 Machinemen, Assistant ... 108 564 • 1 Roller Caster ... 144 144 1 IJIectrotyper ...... , £08 234 1 Carpenter 156 157 1 Warehouseman 186 186 4 Warehouseman's Assistants 150 588 1 telephone Attendant (paid at the rate of £168 per annum) ... 168 168 1 foreman Labourer 132 132 1 Labourer (20 i£o 1 Engineer 228 204 1 Second Engineer 186 176 1 Printers'Lithographic Foreman ... 2&Q 288 1 Lithographic Printer ...... 160 154 1 Process Engraver ... .., ... 300 300 90 16,404 • w 1 Total SALARIES, (carried forward) ... 21,756 45,739 346 4 Enw. Vp.] Appropriation of Meverwe, l8Q£-5. [No, 196Q. ¥•—T#EASjJ*i$$—p.oiitinued. Brought forward ...... 45,739 DIVISION NO. 45. GOVERNMENT PRINTER—continued. Brought forwnrd ... 21,756 Subdivision No. 4. Printers—Apprentices and Occasional Hands, including Printing of Electoral Rolls 14,500 Bookbinders—Apprentices and Occasional Hands, &c. 2,500 17,000 Subdivision No. 5. Paper and Parchment 6,000 Water-marked and other Paper for Stamp Printing 100 Type, &c. ... 200 Bookbinders' Materials, Stores, and Printing Ink ... 1,500 Fuel, Light, and Water ...... 800 Incidental Expenses (including Rent of Telephones) 200 Photo. Apparatus, &c. ... 150 Machinery and Repairs 206 Postages and Telegrams 90(j Customs Duty 20 10,070 Total Division No. 45 48,826 7 - (\ DIVISION NO. 46. ADVERTISING 4,500 Postages '40 Total Division No. 46 WO DIVISION NO. 47. GRANT TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS and other Charit able objects, also expenses in connexion therewith (including Salary of Inspector of Public Charities) 100,000 DIVISION NO. 48. TRANSPORT, SAMPLES, AND MARINE INSURANCE 2,500 DIVISION NO. 49. UNFORESEEN AI^D ACCIDENTAL EXPENDITURE 3,000 Carried forward ...... ••• ... J204.605 347 4 Ei>w. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. V.—TREASURER—continued. Brought forward DIVISION NO. 50. ALLOWANCE TO THE RAILWAY DEPARTMENT FOR CARRIAGE OF GRAIN, ETC., AT REDUCED RATES ... DIVISION NO. 51. ALLOWANCE TO RAILWAY DEPARTMENT FOR CARRIAGE AND USE OF VICTORIAN COAL (TO 31ST DECEMBER, 1904) DIVISION NO. 52. PAYMENT TO RAILWAY DEPARTMENT FOR ISSUE OF FREE PASSES TO STATE GOVERNOR AND STAFF, MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, ETC., EXECUTIVE COUN CILLORS AND MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTS OF OTHER STATES ... DIVISION NO. 53. MISCELLANEOUS. To be paid to the Executors of Mrs. Ann Nicholas, deceased, Interest, by half-yearly payments, at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, upon a sum of £6,881 12s. Id paid by them for Probate Duty upon her Estate, a refund whereof has been claimed by them, and is now pay able, but is retained because, if certain contingent events happen, it would be again payable by them to Revenue, either in full or to a lessor amount (£275 5s. 3d.) To pay to the Railway Department the amonut of the difference between the cost of building two " 1)D " engines by the Phoenix Company, at Ballarat, and the cost of building them at the Newport Workshops Allowances to aged Pioneers, at the rate of 20s. per week :— To Mrs. Robert Russell ...... £52 2 10 „ Mr. James Kir by ...... 52 2 10 „ Mr. Thomas Bates ...... 52 2 10 156 8 6 Allowance to John Madden, for loss of sight through mining accident, at the rate of 20s. per week ... 52 2 10 Allowance to T. F. McDonogh, survivor of the Burke and Wills Expedition, at. the rate of 10s. per week ... 0 17 2 £209 8 6 Carried forward 348 4 EDW. VIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960, Y.—TREASUKEK—continued. £ £ Brought forward • • • 264,480 DIVISION NO. 53. MISCELLANEOUS—continued. Brought forward 2,872 DEFENCE. Annual allowance to Lieut.-Col. VV. H. Snee, injured on duty (in addition to pension of ,£240 per annum) ...... 60 Gratuities to families of late W. IT. lluffle, J. Cowley, and J. Simper 174 To purchase Stores equivalent in value to those supplied from Stock to the Fifth Contingent, the proceeds of which have been credited to Revenue ...... £639 1 2 640 874 POST AND TELEGRAPH. Compensation, Annual Allowances, and Gratuities to late Employes in the Government service, or their widows—(Inalterable) :— Annual allowance to J. Legon ...... £70 10 5 „ „ S. Bastard ...... 52 7 7 „ „ Elizabeth J. Stewart (net Bowie) 21 3 10 • „ •„ Ellen Reilly (nee Campion) ... 22 0 0 „ „ Duncan McGillivray ...... 46 1 O £212 2 10 213 CUSTOMS. Annual Allowances, Compensation, and Gratuities—(Inalterable) :— Additional Pension to Mr. T. Judd, late Locker and Clerk, Customs, Melbourne 100 Pension to Mr. James Eeid, formerly Secretary to the Pilot Board, * and late Clerk, Customs, Melbourne 112 212 Total Division No. 53 ...... ••• • • • 4,171 • DIVISION NO. 54. ADVANCE TO THE TREASURER. 1 To enable the Treasurer to meet urgent claims that may arise before Parliamentary sanction is obtainable • • • 200,000 Total Treasurer • • • 468,651 Amount brought forward from Total to SOLICITOR-GENERAL ... • •• 1,463,094 Amount carried forward to Total COMMISSIONER OF CROTVN LANDS AJTD SURVEY ...... ••• ••• 1,931,745 349 4 fibV. Vlt.] Afipfopriatidn of Rebentte, 1904-5. '[No. I960. >* s >•. IV'*' I 1 VL-GOJIMISSIONEB OF GBOWN LANDS AND SURVEY. £ Classification DIVISION NO. 55. SURVEY, LAND SETTLEMENT, AND MANAGEMENT OF CROWN LANDS. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. FIRST DIVISION. Secretary for Lands 650 Subdivision No. 2. Maxi mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 A Surveyor-General ...... 700 700 1 C Chief Draughtsman 504 496 1 D draughtsman in Charge 432 378 4 D District Surveyors 432 1,648 1 E Superintending Draughtsman 360 330 1 F Superintending Lithographic Draughtsman 360 278 5 F Assistant Surveyors 360 1,408 6 F Draughtsmen ... 300 1,420 11 G draughtsmen ... 240 2,390 16 II Draughtsmen ... 192 2,600 2 H Lithographic Draughtsmen 192 326 49 Subdivision No. 3. 11,974 CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 1 Chief Clerk 520 1 2 Accountant 485 1 2 Clerk 460 5 3 Clerks 1,925 46 4 Clerks 11,730 i 4 Superintending Draughtsman 329 1 4 Photographer 350 13 4 Clerks and Draughtsmen 3,459 57 5 Clerks 8,296 • Maxi 126 Subdivision No. 4. mum. 27,554 GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Engraver 360 360 1 Female Type-writer and Shorthand Writer 108 102 1 Foreman Lithographic Printer (senior) 240 222 5 Lithographic Printers ... 192 855 1 Assistant Lithographic Printer 120 114 1 Assistaiit Lithogfaphic Printer and Stone Grinder 132 122 io 1,775 Carried forward 176 ...) 40,178 35 Number. Classification DIVISION NO. 55. SURVEY, LAND SETTLEMENT, AND MANAGEMENT OF CROWN LANDS —continued. SALARIES. 176 Brought forward 40,178 Maxi Subdivision No. 4—continued. mum. £ GENERAL DIVISION—continued. 10 Brought forward 1,775 PHofcpgrapher's Assistant 216 198 J)ailiff of Crown Lands and Laud Valuer •J40 240 1 Bailiffs of Crown Lands 204 1,899 Senior Messenger 156 136 Messenger 120 96 Junior Messenger 72 72 Plan Mounter 168 168 27 Subdivision No. 5. 4,584 (Exempt from the provisions of Act No. 1133.) Bailitfs of Crown Lands 314 205 Total SALARIES 45,076 Subdivision No. 6.—CONTINGENCIES. Additional Assistance 2,100 Office Cleaners ...... 850 Equipment Allowances (Surveyors) 450 Forage Allowances (Bailiffs of Crown Lands) 960 Wages of Labourers in Survey Parties ... 2,500 Fuel, Light, and Wat§r 130 Stores, Stationery, Incidentals, Engrossing by Contract, Ac. 3,000 Photographic Stores ...... •... .:. 100 Travelling Expenses, including Expenses of Land Classification Boards and Expenses generally for Closer Settlement ... 3,000 Commissions on Sales of Land ... 100 Claims under the Laud Act 100 Allowance to Crown Lands Bailiff 75 Postage on Letters and charges for Telegrams 2,200 Subdivision No. 7. 15,565 Surveys by Contract, Surveys of Standard Lines, Featuro Surveys, and Road Surveys 3,500 Surveys under the Settlement on Lands Act 1893 ... 50 Payment of balances of Survey Fees under the provisions of Section 426, Land Act 1901 ...... 4,000 Repairs to Trigonometrical Stations 50 7,600 Total Division No. 55 68,241 Carried forward 68,241 351 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VI.—COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY—continued. £ Brought forward 68,241 DIVISION NO. 56. PUBLIC PARKS, GARDENS, AND RESERVES. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. GENERAL DIVISION. Gardener ...... Garden Labourer ... Subdivision No. 2.—{Inalterable.) No. 1. Maintenance and Improvement of Treasury Gardens and Studley JCclrK. «•* ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 340 2. Grant to the Committee of Management for Maintaining and Improving the following Gardens and Parks, jointly vested in the Board of Land and Works and the City Council of Melbourne, on the understanding that a sum of £2,000 be contributed by such Council, viz. :—Fitzroy Gardens, Carlton Gardens, Flagstaff Gardens, Yarra Park, Prince's Park, Fawkner Park, Flinders Park, Lincoln Square, Argyle Square, Curtain Square, Macarthur Square, Murchison Square, Darling Square, and University Square... 1,500 3. Grant to the Committee of Management for Maintaining and Improving Edinburgh Gardens, City of Fitzroy, on the understanding that a sum of £200 be contributed by the Fitzroy City Council ... 200 4. Grant to the Committee of Management for Maintaining and Improving Darling Gardens, City of Collingwood, on the understanding that a sum of £150 be contributed by the Collingwood City Council 150 5. Grant to the Richmond City Council for maintaining the Barkly Gardens, on the understanding that a sum of £50 be contributed by the Richmond City Council 50 6. For Fencing and Improving Public Parks and Gardens under the control of Borough Councils, Trustees, Committees of Management, &c, to be expended under regulations to be approved by the Governor in Council, no payment to exceed & ctQ\) • • • ••• ,,, • • • ••• . „. 1,500 3,740 Total Division No. 56 • • • 3,972 Carried forward t * • *72J2l3 352 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VI.—COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY-—continued. £ £ Number. Classification Brought forward • •• 72,213 DIVISION NO. 57. BOTANICAL AND DOMAIN GARDENS. SALARIES. I Maxi Subdivision No. 1. mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 Curator of Botanical Gardens 650* 600 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 4 vyiorjc i ••• ••• ••• ••• • • • 325 Subdivision No. 3. Maxi mum. , • - GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Head Gardener • •• 174 161 11 Gardeners (including an allowauc * to one) ;e of £12 132 1,407 2 Painters and Writers 156 312 2 Mechanics • • * 156 300 1 Carpenter 156 152 1 Carpenter's Assistant ... > • • * 120 96 1 Seedsman and Classifier • • • 144 140 2 Junior Gardeners • •• 84 132 1 Watchman • • • 120 111 15 Garden Labourers * • • • 120 1,723 3 Boy Labourers • • • 48 115 40 Subdivision No. 4. 4,649 (Exempt from the provisions of Act No. lie 3.) 1 Gardener... • •• 108 1 Gardener... 126 2 234 44 Total SALARIES ... • * • 5,808 Subdivision N(> . 5.—CONTINGENCIES. Additional Labour, also Sunday Watchmen 568 Cartage of Stone, G ravel, &c. ... 200 Forage and Shoeingf of Cart-horses 120 Purchase of Seeds iin d Plants ... 80 Sundry Works •(• *•• ••• • • • ••• 450 Outer Domain Impi•ovement s ...... ••• ... 340 1,758 Total Division No. 57 • • • • •• 7,566 Carried forward • •• 79,779 I* Less deduction for quarters. 1 With quartersjwhilst residing at the Botanic Gardens, 353 4EfrvV. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 19(30. VJ.—COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANbs ANIJ SURVEY—'continued. £ £ , Brought forward DIVISION NO. 58. EXTIRPATION OF ftABBITS AND WILD ANIMALS. SALARIES. Subdivision Nd. 1. Maxi mum. GENUUAL DIVISION. '& Chief Inspector under Voruiln Destruction 3>0 346 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. v/ierK ••• ...... 200 2 Total SALARIES 516 Subdivision1 No. 3. Expenses generally of carrying out the Vermin Destruction Act, includ ing subsidies to Shire Councils for the destruction ol: foxes and wild animals ...... ••• ...... 16,000 Subdivision No. 4. Travelling allowance to* Chief Inspector for the Suppression of Vermin 80 Total Division No. 58 16;626 DIVISION NO. 59. VILLAGE SETTLEMENTS AND LABOUR COLONIES. Village Settlements and Expenses in connexion therewith ... 200 Labour Colonies 1,000 Total Division No. 59 1,200 DIVISION No. 60. MISCELLANEOUS. No. 1. Subsidy to the South Melbourne City Council towards the forming and making of Brown-street, £45, the said Council to expend a similar amount on the work .... 45 2. Improvement of Albert Park and Lake 500 3. To the Committee of Management of the Hepburn Mineral Spring Park, fees received for the occupation of the site of the Mineral Spring 50 4. To defray the costs and expenses incurred by the Surveyors' Board under the Land Surveyors Act 1895 50 Carried forward ...... 645 97,605 354 4Eb%. VII.] Appropriation ojf Revenue, 1904-5. [Nb. I960. VI.—COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY—continued. £ Brought forward ...... 97,605 DIVISION NO. 60. MISCELLANEOUS—continued; Brought forward 645 No. 5. To provide for repairs to the roads within the Sttnd ground at Port Melbourne 100 6. To provide for repairs and maintenance to Iiiglis-street, leading to the Sand ground at Port Melbourne ... 200 7. Fees for Registration and Discharge of Mortgages at the Titles Office by the Board of Land arid Works for advances made to farmers under the proTisions of the Seed Advances Act of 1Q09 100 8. To refund to the Trustees of the Daylesford Cemetery the sum of Twenty-one pounds (£21) towards the cost of the recent additions to the Cemetery 21 9. To amount payable to William R. Rutledgo for purchase of bind for road purposes and required to provide access to the Mer'ri Swamp (Crown Lands) in the parish of Yangery 10 10. To amount payable to Thomas F. Rutledge for purchase of land for road purposes and required to provide access to the Merri Swamp (Crown Lands) in the parish of Yangery 10 11. To amount payable to Jane McMahon for land required for access from Gembrook Railway Station to Crown land, parish of Gembrook 30 12. Gratuity to Mr. James Thomas, in lieu of shortness of notice to, retire from the service, being an amount equal to the difference between salary and pension from 1st to 14th July, 1904. (£6 13s. lOd.) Total Division No. 60 1,123 Total Comiriissioner of Crown Lands and Survey 98,728 Arnouut brought forward from Total to TREASURER ... 1,931,745 Amount carried forward to Total COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS 2,030,473 3&5 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VII—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS. DIVISION NO. 61. £ £ Number. Classification PUBLIC WORKS. ' SAL A RIES. Subdivision No. 1. FIRST DIVISION. 1 Secretary for Public Works ...... 800 Maxi Subdivision No. 2. mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 A. & E. Inspector-General of Public Works 1000 1,000 Grade.! 1 A. & E. 1 Architect 600 COO 3 C Architects 504 1,512 5 A. & E. Assistant Architects ... 360 1,800 1 A. & E. Engineer ...... 600 580 1 D Engineer 432 396 1 A. &E. Assistant Engineer 360 300 1 F Assistant Engineer 300 255 1 F Assistant Engineer (Additional) .. 300 255 8 G Draughtsmen, Grade 11. 240 1,704 1 G Mechanical Engineer ... 240 240 1 C Electric Inspector 504 468 1 G Technical Assistant 240 216 26 Subdivision No. 3. 9,326 CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 2 Chief Clerk and Accountant 485 . 2 3 v/lGrKS •>• ••• ••• ••• • • • 720 5 4 Vyli-'lKo ••• ••« ••• ••• • • • 1,140 1 4 Clerk and Draughtsman ...... • 9 • 200 5 o Clerks • • • 1,000 4 5 Clerks 427 1 4 Clerk and Draughtsman 235 19 Subdivision No. 4. Maxi 4,207 mum. GENERAL DIVISION. Grade. I £ 13 2 i Inspectors of Works ...... 276 3,588 1 Inspector of Works—Senior 264 264 5 Inspectors of Works ...... 252 1,116 1 Type-writer and Shorthand Writer 144 144 1 Type-writer ... 144 128 1 Caretaker, Public Offices 174 147 1 Senior Messenger and Assistant Caretaker... 156 140 23 5,527 r Carriod forward 46 1- M.aafi 356 4 Et)W. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960. VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WOEKS—continued. Classification DIVISION NO. 61. PUBLIC WORKS—continued. SALARIES. Brought forward 14,333 Subdivision No. 4—continued. Maxi mum. Brought forward ... 5,527 GENERAL DIVISION—continued. Messenger : :?o 108 Junior Messenger 72 56 Engineer Mechanics, at £221 14s. 210 444 Mechanics 176 352 Cabinetmaker 168 168 Carpenters 156 288 Hall Porter, Public Offices 126 120 Watchman 120 108 OHice Cleaners 96 397 Labourer, Government House ... 120 115 Caretaker and Cleaner, Public Offices, Bendigo* ... 102 102 Engine-driver, West Melbourne Swamp, &c. 216 180 Engine-driver and Fitter, Dight's Falls ... 168 168 Electric Lineman 144 132 Electric General Assistant 108 90 Caretaker, Records Office, Melbourne* 120 102 Dredging and Snagging Works. Masters of Vessels ...... 252 384 Coxswain 156 148 Mates of Dredge or Vessel 180 320 Engineers of Drodge or Vessel ... 228 372 Engine-driver 156 156 Second Mate of Dredge 132 132 Fireman 138 138 Foreman, Dredging Works 192 192 Divers' Attendants, occasionally acting as Divers 138 276 Extra pay, at 6s. per diem, for ditto when diving (say on 250 days) 150 Deck Hands (one at £127 2s.) ... 120 248 Labourer 120 120 Subdivision No. 5. 11,093 {Exempt from the provisions of Act No. 1133.) Hall Attendant, Government House 120 Total SALARIES (carried forward) ... 25,546 • With quarters. 357 I 4 Bpw. YIL] Appropriation of fievenue, 1SIQ4-5. [No. ^6p. VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. DIVISION NO. 61. PUBLIC WORKS—continued. Brought forward...... 25,546 Subdivision No. 6. CONTINGKNCIES. Temporary Assistancej including gratuities for Sunday labour, Shorthand Writing, &c. 100 Pupil Draughtsmen ... 230 Travelling Expenses ... 3,300 Lithographing, Printing Bills of Quantities, &c, and Mounting Plans 30 Stores, Printed Books, &c, and Incidental Expenses 350 Fuel, Light, Keeper's Stores, Incidentals, Lift Attendants, Labourers, and Charwomen, New Government Officer? and Records Offices 860 Cleaning and Maintaining Closets and Urinals at Government Buildings, Melbourne and Suburbs 1,400 Expenses of the Municipal Surveyors' Board, including Allowance to Secretary, £25 per annum, and to three Examiners, not to exceed £40 each per annum (total expenditure not to exceed the amount of fees received); also allowance to the Secretary (£25 per annum) to the Municipal Auditors and Companies Auditors Boards 150 Postage on Letters and charges for Telegrams 350 ELECTRIC JJIGIIT AND POAVER BRANCH. Instruments, Tools, Appliances, &c. 250 Temporary Assistance 260 7,280 Total Division No. 61 32,826 Number. Classification DIVISION NO. 62. PORTS AND HARBORS, IMMIGRATION, AND FISHERIES. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. Rent deduc Maxi tion. mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ £ 1 A Engineer in charge of Ports and Harbors, Port Officer, Immigration Agent, and Inspector of Fisheries • • • 650 650 1 E Marine Surveyor... «• • 360 330 3 G Harbor-masters and Pilots* 15 300 585 5 Carried forward 1,565 I 32,826 * Ono with quarters. 3S8 t : i Rs^t YP-3 4$wwHm tf $mm^ Wfi4-? [No. 19,60. •HP YU.TTppMi^i^ip^E R OF PUBLIC' Wwr-con tin,ued. £ £ Brought forward 32,826 Number. Classification PORTS AND HARBORS, IMMIGRATION, AND FISHERIES-co^/mwtf. SALARIES. 5 Brought forward 1,565 Subdivision No. 2. • CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 3 Senior Clerk ...... 335 2 4 Clerks 445 2 5 Clerks (including an allowance of £6 to one ^ :; ! n .111 • ' .' ' illM 1 1 • . >: fl • "n 347 5 otucer) 1,127 GENERAL DIVISION. •> Subdivision No. 3, Maxi ..(.,•'• J. / ID. • mum. # * DOCKYARD. £ 1 Foreman i•• • a • 312 280 1 Lighthouse Mechanic ... • • • • • 240 240 1 Engineer »•• •• • 2^8 188 2 Assistant Smiths » • • • • • 156 312 1 Carpenter (Foreman)* • « • • • 168 168 4 Carpenters • • • • a 1.56 609 4 Shipwrights ... • • • • • 156 624 3 Engine-drivers »•• ••• 156 420 1 Smiths' Striker 132 132 1 Watchman ... • • • • • 120 126 1 Foreman Labourer • • • • • 132 132 1 Junior Messenger (Head Office) • • • 72 62 21 3,293 GOVERNMENT STEAMER.! 1 Master 300 264 1 Ifngjneer 288 288 1 Second JVJate (including allowance of £15) 162 105 3 Firemen. 138 366 1 Cook and Steward 144 144 1 Assistant (^ook ...... 120 120 6 Seamen 90 ipl 3 Boys ... ••• ••• ••• 60 91 17 1,899 48 , Carried forward.... 7,884 32,826 * With quarters. 1 Officers, men, and boys allowed rations. •* .\i,.'i7<: •'!'..• --• J ••"Ml . f », .....i ,(.,1' I ..>••».i • 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. £ £ Brought forward 32,826 Number. Classification DIVISION NO. 62. PORTS AND HARBORS, IMMIGRATION, AND FISHERIES—continued. SALARIES. 48 Brought forward 7,884 Maxi Subdivision No. 3—continued. mum. OUTPORT AND LIGHTHOUSE STATIONS* Cape Kelson, Portland, Port Fairy, Warr- £ nambool, Cape Otway, Split Point, Point Lonsdale, Queenscliff', Cape Schanck, Wilson's Promontory, Cliffy Island, Cupc Everard, Gabo Island, South Channel, Gellibrand Point, and Port Albert. Coxswains aud Senior Boatmen (also Pilots and Harbor-masters) 20O 359 11 Light-kcepersf $186 1,840 4 Senior Assistant Light-keepers (including an allowance of £17 to one Officer) t $162 610 32 Junior Assistant Light-keepers f $162 4,146 1 inspector under Fisheries and Game Acts 177 166 50 Subdivision No. 4. 7,121 {Exemptions from Act 1133.) Gas Engineer 188 UUV ••• ••• ••• ••• 32 220 100 Total SALARIES ... 15,225 Subdivision No. 5.—CONTINGENCIES. Expenses in connexion with carrying out the Fisheries and Game Acts 220 Wharf Managers, Allowances to 300 Oil, Wicks, Glasses, &c. 650 Incidentals, Fuel, Light, Water, &c...... • ... 280 Travelling Expenses 600 Marine Casualties, Life Boats, &c, and Expenses... 750 Provisions for Government Steamer 675 Extra Labour for Graving Dock, &c...... 1,600 General Maintenance—Repairs, &c, to Machinery of Alfred Graving Dock and Yard, Patent Slip, Seventy-ton Crane, and Government Steamer; Providing and Repairing Buoys, Beacons, and Moorings ; Repairs to Lighthouse- and Lightship Apparatus ; Construction of Boats, and Repairs to Boats and Launch ; Stores and Ship Chand lery ; Coal for Dock, Slip, Seventy-ton Crane, Government Steamer, and Steam Launch ... 3,560 8,635 Carried forward 15,225 32,826 * .With light and water; and at Gabo Island, Wilson's Promontory, Cliffy Island, West Channel, South Channel, and Gellibrand, fuel in addition.— t With quarters. J Maximum salary, without quarters. 360 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1980. VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. Brought forward DIVISION No. 62. POETS AND HARBORS, IMMIGRATION, AND FISHERIES —continued. Brought forward ...... Subdivision No. 5—continued. Brought forward CONTINGENCIES—continued. Gas Buoys and Beacons ...... Expenses of Marine Survey and Surveyor's Pupil Draughtsman Cleaning and Lighting Wharfs and Jetties Maintenance of Eight Coast Lights,* including Expenditure on Build ings (under the supervision of the Constructive Branch of the Public Works Department where necessary)—Suuions : Wilson's Promontory, Gabo Island, Kent's Group, Swan Island, Goose Island, Eddystone Point, each one light; and King's Island, two lights Life-saving Rockets ... Fog-signal Rockets ... For Track-cutting, &c, to facilitate life-saving operations in connexion with Marine Casualties at inaccessible parts of the coast ... For Blasting Operations in connexion with the removal of rocks at the entrance to Port Phillip For renewal of two (2) Beacons in Lonsdale Bight Postage on Letters and charges for Telegrams ... Total Division No. 62 Number. Classification DIVISION NO. 63. VICTORIAN RAILWAYS. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. CONSTRUCTION BRANCH. 1 Acting Engineer-in-Chief ...... ••• 650 1 Assistant Engineer 300 1 Draughtsman 350 3 Total Salaries of £300 per annum and upwards 1,300 Salaries from £40 to £300 per annum 580 Subdivision No. 2. 1.880 CONTINGENCIES. Incidental Expenses ... 100 Fuel, Light, Office Cleaning, Lifts, &c ... • • • 100 Travelling Expenses ... 300 Temporary Clerical Assistance 330 830 Total Division No. 63 Carried forward 67,596 • Maintained by the Governments of Tasmania, and Victoria. This estimate, except that for Eddystone Point, Is prepared upon the basis of tonnage of vessels using the lights, and is only for the portion payable by Victoria. The mrtatenance of the Eddystone Point Light is shared equally by the Governments of Tasmania and Victoria. 12894, 361 98 : 41&bW. Vtl.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5; [m. im. VII.—COMMISSIONED OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. Brought forward DIVISION NO. 64. MISCELLANEOUS. No, 1. Annua! Allowances, Compensations, and Gratuities — (Inalterable):— J. Walker ...... £124 16 0 125 2. To defray accounts rendered by the Railway Department for passes issued to Unemployed, &c. 600 3. Government Labour Bureau, Wages, Incidentals, and Allowance, £60, to officer in charge (S. Whitehead) 550 Total Division No. 64 • • • 1,275 DIVISION NO. 65. WORKS AND BUILDINGS. Subdivision No. 1. WftARFS, JETTIES, HARBORS, RIVERS, ETC.—(Inalterable). No. 1. Dredging Operations, Snagging, and other Harbor and River Improvements in the State outside the jurisdiction of the Melbourne Harbor Trust, including Pay for Temporary Employes, Repairs to and Stores for Steam Dredges and other Plant, the Landing and Spreading of Silt, also Surreys and Borings, &c. 13,530 1A. Travelling Expenses of Temporary Employes engaged in Dredging Works ...... • 70 2. Towards Clearing the River Murray 1,400 3. Harbor Works, Port Fairy 800 4. Repairs and Additions to Jetties, Sheds, Approaches, &c, Geelong 1,695 5. Repairs and Additions to Wharfs, Sheds, Jetties, and Approaches throughout the State 3,000 6. Harbor Works, Portland, including Repairs to Jetty 200 7. Repairs to and Extension of Wharfs and Approaches, Cunning- hanie 449 8. Towards Foreshore Wall, Cunninghame 400 9. Towards alterations to s.s. Albert for. purposes of buoyage and other work ... 2,318 10. Repairs and amendments of two Slipways at Dockyard, Wil- liamstown ... 170 11. Repairs to and improvement of Jetty, Sorren'to 750 12. Renewal of boiler and repairs to lo-ton crane at Dockyard, Williamstown ...... 350 13. Repairs to and completion of Foreshore Wall, Geelong 300 14. Reforming Jetty for Pilot Purposes, Sunday Island ... 300 15. Repairs and Additions to Jetty, Lome 100 16. "Repairs to Jetty, Rhyll 150 17. Allowance to Victorian Railway Department for repairs to Railway Pier, Geelong 200 Carried forward ... , 26,182 68,871 3& 4 EDW. Vll.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. £ Brought forward 68,871 DivlstoN No. 66. WORKS AND BUILDINGS—cowiimwd. Brought forward ...... 26,182 Subdivision No. 2< POLICE BUILDINGS—(Inalterable). No. 1. Police Buildings and Works for Police, including Transport, Land, Furniture, Repairs, and Additions ... 5,000 Subdivision No. 3. GAOLS AND PENAL ESTABLISHMENTS—(Inalterable). No. 1. Buildings, Repairs, and other Works for Gaols, Penal Buildings, &c, including Fittings, Furniture, and Fencing 8,764 Subdivision No. 4. LUNATIC ASYLUMS. No. 1. Repairs and other Works at Lunatic Asylums throughout the State, including Fittings, Furniture, and Fencing 9,000 Subdivision No. 5. REFORMATORIES AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS—(Inalterable). No. 1. Repairs and Additions to Buildings and other Works for Department of Industrial and Reformatory Schools, including Fittings, Furniture, and Fencing 500 Subdivision No. 6. COURT HOUSES—(Inalterable). No. 1. Erection of Court Houses for the holding of Courts of Assize, General and Petty Sessions, County Courts, and Courts of Mines, Morgues, and for Sheriffs' and Keepers' Quarters, including Repairs and Additions, Fittings, Furniture, Land, and Fencing ... ••• 2,000 2. Alterations, Repairs, Fittings, Furniture, &c, New Law Courts, Melbourne, including ventilation of the Criminal Court 1,000 Subdivision No. 7. 3,000 LIGHT-HOUSES AND LIGHT-SHIPS—(Inalterable). No. 1, Repairs, Additions, and other Works for Light-houses, Keepers' Quarters, Light-ships, including Fittings, Furniture, Roads, Land, and Fencing (exclusivo of Wilson's Promontory, Gabo Island, Kent's Group, Swan Island,- Goose Island, and Eddystone Point), also Erection and Renewal of and Repairs to Jetty and Channel Lamps ... 1,500 2. Towards formation of wire ropeway from landing to Light house, Wilson's Promontory 500 3. Renewal of Storehouse for Light-house Stores, Dockyard, Williarnstown 150 4. Formation of Roadway Extension, through Light-house Reserve, Point Lonsdale 180 5. Erection of Five Unattended Beacon Lights in place of the present Daily Attended Lights, Gippsland Lakes ... _ ... 360 6. Installation of Petroleum Incandescent Lighting at Light houses, Split Point and Cape Evcrard ... 200 7. Quarters for two Light-keepers, Williamstown 700 3,590 Carried forward 56,036 I 68,871 363 G 2 4 ESDW. VTI.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-6* [No. I960, VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. £ Brought forward ••• ...... 68,871 DIVISION NO. 65. WORKS AND BUILDINGS—continued. Brought forward 56,036 Subdivision No. 8. POWDER MAGAZINES, ETC. No. 1. Erection of and Repairs and Additions to Powder Magazines, Buildings for Storage of Explosive Compounds, and Keepers' Quarters throughout the State, including Fittings, Furniture, Land, Fencing, &c. 300 2. New Stable and Shed, and various works in connexion with Jetty Shed and Tram Lines, &c, Explosives Reserve, Laver- LOU »• • -• •»* ••• • • • ••• 248 3. Extension of Tram Line in connexion with " H" line of Magazines, Explosives Reserve, Laverton ; also erection of on eel ••• ••• ••• ••» ... ••• 220 768 Subdivision No. 9. LANDS AND SURVEY. No. 1. Buildings and Repairs and Additions to Buildings under the Department of Lands and Survey, including Fittings, Furni ture, Land, and Fencing, and Works in Botanical Gardens and Government House Domain ... 500 Subdivision No. 10. TREASURY BUILDINGS. No. 1. Buildings, Repairs, Additions, &c, at Receipt and Pay Offices throughout the State, including Fittings, Furniture, Land, and Fencing 100 SubdivisionNo.il. SUNDRY WORKS, MELBOURNE—(Inalterable). No. 1. Alterations, Repairs, and other Works, at State Parliament Houses, including Fittings, Furniture, Electric Lighting Fittings, maintenance and cost of working 1,800 2. Repairs, Additions, Fittings, and Furniture, &c, for Govern ment Printing Office ... 200 3. Repairs and Additions to Observatory and Quarters, including Fittings, Furniture, and Fencing, Drives, and Footpaths 365 4. Additions, Repairs, Furniture, Fittings, Labour, Fuel, Light, &c, at the State Residence, Malvern 1,750 4,115 Carried forward I- 57,404 68,871 364 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. £ Brought forward 68,871 DIVISION NO. 65. WORKS AND BUILDINGS—continued. Brought forward ... 57,404 Subdivision No. 11—continued. Brought forward 4,115 SUNDRY WORKS, MELBOURNE—{Inalterable)—continued. No. 5. Towards Completion of the Pumping, Storage, and Reticulation Works for supplying Water to Botanical Gardens, and for Mains for future extension from the River Yarra near Bight's Falls, and for the Maintenance and Working Expenses in conuexion therewith ... 1,400 6. Painting and Repairs, at the Titles Offices 600 7. Expenses in connexion with Pumping Engine, West Melbourne Swamp, including repairs to Bridges 200 8. Erection of Shed on Wharf (site to be selected) in which to examine fruit for export 500 9. Providing Accommodation for Sterilising Fruit Cases at North Melbourne and Flinders-street 839 K). Alterations to Building to provide Accommodation for Chemical and other Branches of the Agricultural Department 500 Subdivision No. 12. 8,154 FENCES AND REPAIRS TO FENCES, ETC.—{Inalterable). No. 1. Fencing Public Buildings, Sites, and Reserves under control of Government, including Repairs, &c. 200 2. Fencing Police Paddocks and Buildings, including Repairs ... 300 Subdivision No. 13. 500 RENTS AND FURNITURE, ETC.—(Inalterable). No. 1. Rent of Public Buildings, Offices, and Land for the use of the Government, and Allowances for Rent in lieu of quarters ... 14,000 2. Furniture and Fittings for Public Offices and Buildings, in cluding Repairs and Transport ... 1,500 Subdivision No. 14. 15,500 STATE SCHOOL BUILDINGS—(Inalterable). No. 1. Erection, Maintenance, and Removal of State School Buildings, including Furniture, Fittings, Lands, Requisites, &c.; also Additions, Furnishing, and Maintenance of Training College and Grounds 25,000 Subdivision No. 15. MISCELLANEOUS—(Inalterable). No. 1. Repairs and Additions to Public Works and Buildings, including laying on Gas and Water 2,000 2. To provide Telegraphic and Telephonic Communication for Police and other Government Buildings, including Main tenance by Post and Telegraph Department 300 2,300 Carried forward i 106,558 68,871 365 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. Brought forward 68,871 DIVISION NO. 65. WORKS AND BUILDINGS—continued. Brought forward Subdivision No. 15—continued. Brought forward 2,300 MISCELLANEOUS—(Inalterable)—continued. No. 3. Insurance of sundry Government Buildings and Contents 1,600 4. Conveyance of Silt, &c, and spreading same, to raise and drain low lands 500 5. Other Public Works 3,000 6. Maintenance of Cottage and Grounds, Governor's Residence, Macedon, including fencing and other works 600 7. To assist various Municipalities in planting Grass to prevent encroachment of sand 750 8. Repairs and Other Works at Sanatorium, Coode Island 200 9. Yarra-bank improvements, south side—Trimming, planting,and draining reclaimed area at rear of boat-sheds, Prince's-bridge 150 10. Towards completion of Drainage Works, Moo Swamp 300 11. Buildings and Repairs and Additions to Buildings for Foresters in State Forests, and Repairs and Additions to Buildings at State Nurseries, including Fencing 300 12. Grafting Shed at Rutherglen 200 13. Towards completion of Drainage Works, Koo-wee-rup Swamp 500 14. Towards completion of Drainage Works, Pieracle Swamp 155 15. Towards deepening Bnnbarthu and adjacent Creeks, near Loch Garry and in Kotupna 650 16. Towards forming Channel, Pirie Creek, and providing Sluice 250 11,455 Total Division No. 65 118,013 Carried forward 186,884 36,6 4 $DW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [NQ, 196Q. VII.—COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. £ £ Brought forward ... #•• 186,884 DIVISION NO. 66. / ROAD WORKS AND BRIDGES. No. 1. To assist in clearing, making, and draining roads to village settlements 500 2. To assist in constructing roads in various localities 1,000 3. Moiety of cost of repairing and maintaining Murray River Bridges ... 500 4. Maintenance of Cobram Bridge--- ...... 250 5. Coburg Shire—To assist in maintaining roads leading to Pentridge Stockade 150 6. Wodonga Shire—To assist in maintaiuing Albnry to Wodonga roHci ••• ••• • • • ••• ••• ••• 250 7. To assist in constructing Road Works and Bridges, Drainage aqu" other Works, subject to the approval of the Governor in Council 20,000 Total Division No. 66 • • • 22,650 * Total Commissioner of Public Works . ... • • • 209,534* Am iount brought ) Totftl tQ COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY f orwai'd from J 2,030,473 Am ount carried forward to Total MINISTER OF MINES • • • 2,240,007 367 164 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VIIL—MINISTER OP MINES. 1 Number. Classification, MINES. DIVISION NO. 67. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. FIRST DIVISION. Secretary ... 800 Subdivision No. 2. Maxi mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 c Chief Draughtsman and Mining Surveyor ... 504 468 1 Inspector of Mines and Machinery, Melbourne 360 354 3 A &E Inspectors of Mines and Machinery 350 1,050 3 ¥ Draughtsmen, 1st Grade 300 910 5 G Draughtsmen, 2nd Grade 240 1,080 2 H Draughtsmen, 3rd Grade 192 348 1 G Lithographic Draughtsman 240 350 1 G Assistant to Metallurgist 240 216 17 4,776 Subdivision No. 3. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 2 Chief Clerk 460 2 3 Clerks 720 8 4 Clerks 2,025 20 5 Clerks 3,960 31 7,165 Subdivision No. 4. Maxi mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 6 Inspectors of Mines and Machinery • •• 300 1,656 1 Senior Messenger • • « 156 140 1 Junior Messenger • 1 • 72 62 1,858 57 Carried forward ... 14,599 1 368 4EDW,VII.J Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VIII.—MINISTER OF MINES—continued. Number. Classification DIVISION NO. 67. MINES—continued. 57 Brought forward 14,599 Subdivision No. 5. (Exempt from provisions of Act No, 1133.) 1 Director of Geological Surveys 600 1 Inspector of Ventilation 220 1 Draughtsman 216 3 Inspectors of Dredging aud Tracks 700 27 Mining Registrars ... 700 5 Clerks to Mining Boards 450 3 Keepers of Mining Board Offices 41 20 Wardens' Clerks 335 61 3,262 118 Total SALARIES 17,861 Subdivision No. 6. CONTINGENCIES. Expenses of Prosecutions under the Mines Act 25 Special Allowances to Mining Surveyors for reports on Lands, and to members of Mining Board for reports ... 100 Mining Boards—Expenses of Elections and Miscellaneous Expenses ... 200 Travelling Expenses, Inspection of Mines ...... £1,730 Travelling Expenses, General, in connexion with Dredging, 2,500 Ventilation of Mines, &c...... 770 Stores, Books, Fuel, JLight, Water, and Incidentals 550 Printing Reports, Stationery, &c. 550 Laboratory, Expenses of 863 Temporary Draughtsmen and Clerks 510 Drawing Plans on Leases ...... 240 Postage on Letters, &c, and charges on Telegrams 450 5,988 Total Division No. 67 23,849 DIVISION NO. 68. TESTING PLANTS. Maintenance of Batteries • •• 2,240 Removal of Batteries ... 550 Travelling Expenses • • • 120 Total Division No. 68 2,910 Carried forward 26,759 369 106 4 Epw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. VIII.—MINISTER OF MINES—continued. £ Brought forward ... 26,759 DIVISION NO. 69. BORING FOR GOLD, COAL, ETC. Purchase and Working of Diamond and other Drills and of Appliances used iu connexion with drills, materials, and other expenses Travelling Expenses ... Total Division No. 69 12,000 DIVISION" NO. 70. MISCELLANEOUS. No. I. Underground Surveys of Mines, Geological Surveys, &c. 5,025 Travelling Expenses 600 2. Travelling and other Expeuses in connexion with Engine- drivers' Examinations— Fees, &c...... £450 Travelling Expenses ...... 250 700 3. To provide Railway Passes for Trustees of Victorian Mining Accident Relief Fund... 15 4. Maintenance of Gapstead Dam, Tatnbo Race, and Creswick Reservoir 125 5. Expenses Caretakers, Insurance, &c., in connexion with Plants taken over under sec. 17 (2) of the Mining Development Act No, 1461 200 Total Division No. 70 6,665 Total Minister of Mines ... 45,424 Amount brought forward from Total to COMMISSIONER OP PUBLIC WORKS 2,240,007 Amount carried forward to Total MINISTER OF WATER SUPPLY 2,285,431 870 4 Ppw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960. IX.-MINISTER OP WATER SUPPLY. Number. Classification £ 1 * DIVISION No. 71. WATER SUPPLY. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. FIRST DIVISION. Secretary (see MINES). / • -» • • * • Subdivision No. 2. Maxi PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. mum. £ 1 A. &E. Chief Engineer 1200 1,200 1 A. &E. Engineer 500 407 1 D. Engineer 432 396 2 E. Assistant Engineers 360 660 1 G. Engineering Draughtsman 240 216 1 G. Draughtsman, 2nd Grade 240 216 3,095 ; 7 . Subdivision No. 3. CLERICAL DIVISION. l 2 Chief Clerk ... 460 l 2 Accountant ... • •• 440 2 3 Clerks 720 5 4 Clerks 1,255 10 5 Clerks 1,872 19 4,747 Subdivision No. 4. Maxi GENERAL DIVISION. mum. £ 2 Rate Collectors, Bendigo 204 393 1 Rate Collector, Geelong 204 192 1 Reservoir Keeper, Malmsbury * ... 132 135 2 Water Bailiffs and Channel Keepers, Bendigo 144 264 2 Water Bailiffs and Channel Keepers, Kow Swamp ... ••• ... 144 272 1 Shorthand and Type Writer 160 132 1 Junior Messenger 72 57 10 1,445 86 • Carried forward ... • • • 9,287 * With quarters. m 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. IX.—MINISTER OF WATER SUPPLY—continued. Number. DIVISION NO. 71. WATER SUPPLY—continued. SALARIES. Brought forward 9,287 Subdivision No. 5. (Exempt from provisions of Act No. 1133.) Deputy Chief Engineer 600 Inspector of Waterworks ... ^. 240 840 Total SALARIES 10,127 Subdivision No. 6. CONTINGENCIES. Travelling Expenses ... 300 Stores, Books, Fuel, Light, and Incidentals 400 Printing Reports, Stationery, &c. 150 Postage and Telegrams 450 1,300 Total Division No. 71 11,427 DIVISION NO. 72. WATERWORKS IN COUNTRY DISTRICTS, ETC. Surveys, Reports, ami Contingencies in connexion with Projects of Water Supply in Country Districts, Expenses in connexion with Gauging Rivers, Analyses of Water, and Preparing and Recording Statistics 1,700 Travelling Expenses ... 300 i Total Division No. 72' ...... 2,000 Carried forward ... J,427 372 4 i!W. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [Ko. I960: IX.—MINISTEK OF WATER SUPPLY—-continued. Brought forward DIVISION NO. 73. COLIBAN, GEELONG, NATIONAL, AND OTHER WORKS. Subdivision No. 1. COLIBAN AND GEELONG WOBKS. Travelling and Incidental Expenses in connexion with the Collection of Rates— L\.!iban District—Travelling Expenses ... £70 Incidental and other Expenses 1°° Geelong District—Travelling Expenses ... £20 Incidental and other Expenses 80 Labour and Materials, Stores, Forage, and Contingencies in connexion with— Coliban Works ...... ••• £8,930 Travelling Expenses ...... ••• 200 Geelong Works £2,850 Travelling Expenses 150 Subdivision No. 2. NATIONAL AND OTHER WORKS. Material, Wages, Contingencies, and all other Expenses in connexion with the Management and Maintenance of— Goulburn System ...... ••• •• Laanecoorie Weir and Distribution of Water Bridgewater and Kinypaniel Weirs, &c. } Kow Swamp and Macorna Works Broken River Works North-west Lakes Works Mallee Water Supply— (a) Lake Lonsdale £250) (b) Distributary Channels 1,975 ( (c) Long Lake Scheme 1,750 f (d) Lower Wimmera Weirs 390) Travelling Expenses ... ' ••• 9,470 Total Division No. 73 ... Total Minister of Water Supply ... 35,377 Amount brought forward from Total to MINISTER OF MINES 2,285,431 Amount carried forward to Total MINISTER OP AGRICULTURE 2^3207808 373 • 4 Ebw. Vll.] Appropriation of tievenue, 1904-5. [No. 19(30. X,—MINISTER OP AGRICULTURE. Number. Classification DIVISION NO. 74. AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. FIRST DIVISION. Secretary for Agriculture. Maxi mum. Subdivision No. 2. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ B Chemist ...... 600 558 E Inspector of Food for Export* ... 360 330 G Analyst 250 250 H Junior Analyst 192 168 H Junior Analyst 192 156 I Assistant Junior Analyst 150 100 Subdivision No. 3. 1,562 CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 2 Chief Clerk ... 460 1 3 Accountant ... 360 3 4 V^Hyilvo • • • ••• .»•• ••• 670 4 5 vlcl IvS •»• ••• ••• ••• 600 Subdivision No. 4. 2,090 GENERAL DIVISION. 1 Shorthand and Typo Writer 160 142 1 Junior Messenger 72 62 Subdivision No. 5. 204 {Exempt from provisions of Act. No. 1133.) 1 Director of Agriculture 1,000 1 Junior Analyst 156 1 Biological Assistant to Chemist... 150 2 Assistant Junior Analysts 240 2 Assistant Junior Analysts and Lecturers in Chemistry ... 180 Assistant Junior Analyst and Superintendent of Experimental Plots 90 Student Analysts 285 12 2,101 30 Total SALARIES 5,957 Subdivision No. 6.—CONTINGENCIES. Books, Stores, Instruments, Chemicals, and Incidentals 1,300 Travelling Expenses ...... 250 Temporary Clerical Assistance... 216 Postage and Telegrams 850 2,616 Carried forward 8,573 * Receives an allowance of £50 per annum to cover travelling expenses within the Metropolitan area. m 1 4 Einilr. VII.] Appropriatidh of Revenue, 1904-5. [No/ito). X.—MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE—continued. DIVISION NO. 74. £ Number. Brought forward 8,573 'GOVERNMENT BOTANIST. SALARIES. Maxi Subdivision No. 7. mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ E Government Botanist and Curator of National Herbarium ... 360 360 Subdivision No. 8. GENERAL DIVISION. Herbarium Assistants * 144 260 Total SALARIES ... 620 Subd ivision No. 9. CONTINGENCIES. Stores, Stationery, and Incidentals 80 Total Government Botanist 700 Total Division No. 74 DIVISION NO. 75. DISEASES IN STOCK. Maxi SALARIES. mum. Subdivision No. 1. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ r> Chief Inspector of Stock | 432 396 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DivisidN. 2 4 District Inspectors of Stock f 628 2 5 Inspectors of Stock, including an allowance of £1£166 .. each for acting as District Inspectors of Stock..ek... 432 Maxi Subdivision No. 3. mum. 1,060 GENERAL DIVISION. £ 2 District Inspectors of Stock t 252 432 3 Inspectors of Stock f 200 530 8 Inspectors of Stock f 192 1,338 13 2,300 18 Total SALARIES ... 3,756 Subdivision No. 4;—CONTINGENCIES. • • • 2,850 Travelling Expenses ...... Allowances and Incidentals • •a • « • 575 Temporary Assistance • •• 1,425 4,850 Total Division No. 75 • •• • • • 8,606 Carried forward • • • • • • 17,879 * iricluctim? an allowance of £i2 per annum to ohd Herbarium Assistant, t Beceive horse and travelling allowance of from JB26 to £120 per annum. 375 4 Etow. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. X.—MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE—continued. Number. Classification Brought forward ...... •••• 17,879 DIVISION NO. 76." Maxi VEGETATION DISEASES. mum. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 E Entomologist 360 360 1 F Chief Inspector of Vegetation Diseases* . 300 255 1 G Assistant Entomologist 240 216 7 Sc. Inspectors of Vegetation Diseases* 210 1,292 10 2,123 Subdivision No. 2. GENERAL DIVISION. 4 Inspectors of Vegetation Diseases* 192 660 14 Total SALARIES ... • •• 2,783 Subdivision No. 3. CONTINGENCIES. Travelling Expenses ... • • • 1,340 Allowances and Incidentals ...... • • • 240 Temporary Assistance ... • • • 376 1,956 Total Division No. 76 • • • *• * 4,739 DIVISION No. 77. MAFFRA BEET SUGAR FACTORY. Expenses in connexion with the Maflra Beet Sugar Factory 495 Carried forward 23,113 * Receive travelling allowances when on District duty of £120 per annum. 376 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. X.—MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE—continued. \ £ £ ' Number. Brought forward ... • • • 23,113 DIVISION NO. 78. TECHNICAL AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION. EXPERIMENTAL STATIONS AND DEMONSTRATION PLOTS. • Subdivision No. 1. (Exempt from provisions of Act No. 1133.) Bacteriologist and Dairy Expert 600 Dairy Expert 350 Assistant Dairy Expert 200 2 Dairy Supervisors ... 640 Cheese-making Expert 250 Poultry Expert 261 Fruit Expert ... 200 Principal of School of Horticulture 250 Travelling Assistant to Agricultural Chemist ... 300 Vegetable Pathologist 300 Fruit-drying Expeit ... 131 Tobacco Expert 200 Assistant to Vegetable Pathologist 200 V* 3,882 Subdivision JNo. 2. General Expenses in connexion with Technical Agricultural Education, Experimental Stations, Demonstration Plots, &c, including Books, Stores, Appliances, and Incidentals; Maintenance of Burnley Horticultural Gardens and Edi Tobacco Farm, Exhibitions at Agricultural Shows, and Short Courses of Instruction to farmers' sons ... 8,423 Travelling Expenses of Experts and Persons Engaged in Connexion with Technical Agricultural Education • 2,850 11,273 Total Division No. 78 ... ••• • •• 15,155 r DIVISION No. 79. Classification. STATE FORESTS AND NURSERIES. Maxi SALARIES, mum. Subdivision No. 1. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 290 290 1 G Assistant Inspector ...... ••• j"» ^v s^ ^% ^% 290 1 Carried forward ... ••• 38,268 II 12894. 377 LI 4 4EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. .1960. X.—MINISTER or AGRICULTURE—continued. £ £ Number. Classification Brought forward 38,268 DIVISION NO. 79. STATE FORESTS AND NURSERIES— continued. SALARIES. Brought forward 290 Subdivision No. 2. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 3 \J 1L>11\. ••• ••• ••• *•• • • 360 1 3 Clerk Acting as Senior Inspector 360 1 4 v^JOiK. ... ••» •»• ••« •• 325 j 1 4 Draughtsman 240 1 2 5 dCl'ICS ...... 400 : Maxi 1,685 Subdivision No. 3. mum. GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Inspector 252 216 23 Foresters 204 3,517 1 Trainee 90 72 Superintendent State Nursery, Macedon 180 180 1 3,985 26 Total SALARIKS 5,960 33 Subdivision No. 4. CONTINGENCIES. Travelling Expenses 3,698 Incidentals 100 Planting, Labour, Seeds, Maintenance, &c, in Nurseries and Plantation* 2,456 Supervising, Sleeper Flowing, and other Timber operations under royalty 3,475 Enclosure and Laying Out of Plantations and Improvement of Reserves 2,400 . Temporary Assistance 216 12,345 Total Division No. 79 18,305 DIVISION NO. 80. VITICULTURE INDUSTRY. For payment of Expenses in connexion with Vilicultural Education generally, including Books, Stores, Appliances, and Incidentals, Pro pagation of American Phylloxera-resistant Vines, Maintenance of Ruthorgleu Viticultural College, &c. ... 2,765 Travelling Expences of persons employed in imparting Instruction in Viticulture 250 Total Division No. 80 3,015 Carried forward 59,588 378 X.—MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE—continued. Brought forward 59,588 DIVISION No. 81. DEVELOPMENT OF EXPORT TRADE. Dovolopment of Export Trade, including Supervision over Exports other than those passing through Government Cool Stores, Expenses Incidental to the Establishment of Markets Abroad for Victorian Products, &Q. 1,828 DIVISION No. 82. GRANTS. No. 1. To Agricultural Societies, to bo expended under regulations to be approved by the Governor in Council ... 2,000 2. To Horticultural Societies, to be expendol under regulations to be approved by the Governor in Council ... 300 3. For Medals to be awarded at tho Royal Agricultural Society's Annual Show 100 4. For Medals to bo awarded at the Victorian Poultry and Kennel Club's Annual Show ... 30 Total Division No. 82 2,430 DIVISION No. 83. MISCELLANEOUS. No. 1. For publishing Agricultural Reports, including illustrations in connexion with the educational work of tho experts of the Department of Agriculture l,f)00 2. Towards payment of Expenses in connexion with the Export, of Dairy Produce, Fruits, Honey. Meats, Rabbits, Poultry, and other products 35,000 3. To the University of Melbourne, for performing Bacteriological work for the Department of Agriculture ... loO Total Division No. 83 36,750 Total Minister of Agriculture .....:: r ' ... 100,596 Amount brought forward from Total to MINISTER or WATER SUPPLY 2,320,808 Amount carried forward to Total JMINISTI'U OK HEALTH 2,421,404 379 4 EDW. VII] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. l>o. 1960. XL—MINISTER OP HEALTH. DIVISION NO. 84. Number, Classification PUBLIC HEALTH. SALARIES. Subdivision No. 1. FIRST DIVISION. lairman, Loard of Public ITealth (paid as Medical Inspector). Subdivision No. 2. Maxi mum. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION. £ 1 B. Assistant. Medical Inspector 6O0 558 1 D. Assistant Medical Inspector 432 m 1 C. Health Officer, Quarantine Station* 500 50O 1 C. Inspector and Engineer ... 500 50O 1 E. Assistant Inspector and Engineer 360 360 1 E. Assistant Inspector and Engineer 360 330 1 D. Veterinary Inspector 432 411 0y00O Subdivision No. 3. CLERICAL DIVISION. 1 o Secretary- COO 1 3 Senior Clerk and Accountant ... 360 2 4 dorks 560 6 5 Clerks (one acts as Inspector of Liquor) 1,200 10 Subdivision No. 4. Maxi mum. 2,720 GENERAL DIVISION. £ 1 Chief Inspector of Liquor 250 4 Inspectors of Liquor 1,000 2 Inspectors of Liquor 204 408 1 Caretaker, Calf Lymph Depot f ... 120 111 1 Carolaker, Sanatorium*! 108 108 1 Coxswain J 180 171 1 Carpenter* 156 150 11 2,108 Subdivision No. o. {Exempt, fmm provisions of Act Ko. 1133.) 1 Mcdinil Inspector, Board of Public Health 1,100 1 Messenger and Caretaker i m 2 1,23(5 30 Total SALARIES (carried forward) ?.? 25 •With quarters. 1 With fuel, light, atid water. } Now employed on trcm-ml duties 380 4 Ww. "Wl.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. P&.-'i9*6; Hi XL—^-MINISTER OF HEALTH—continued. DitisioN No. &4. PUBLIC HEALTR—cotitinued. Brought forward ...... 9,229 Subdivision No. 6. CONTINGENCIES. Expenses fcJoafd of Public Health ...... 650 Travelling Expenses of Members of the Board and Inspectors 700 Stores, Stationery and Printing, and Fuel, Light, and Incidentals 300 Allowances to Port Health Officers 658 Provisions and Stores for Quarantine Station and Steam Launch 200 Bacteriological and Laboratory Work ...... 300 Allowance for support of Lepers; including Wages of Attendant (£100) ami*Expenses of Removal ... 150 Expenses in connexion with the stamping out of Contagious Diseases 1,000 Providing Accommodation for and Maintenance of Consumptives 1,000 Maintenance of the Sanatorium, Coodo Islaud 30 Postage on Letters and charges for Telegrams 300 Temporary Assistants to Engineering Staff—1 at 13s. 4d., and 1 at 1 OB. per day 446 6,734 Subdivision No. 7. MISCELLANEOUS. Allowances for Vaccination, including salary of Cultivator of Calf Lymph (£300) and expenses attending. Cultivation 4,000 To assist in Fencing New Cemeteries and in purchasing a new site ... 100 Expenses in connexion with the Provision of Hospital Accommodation by Municipalities ..." 1,700 Maintenance of Old Cemetery ... 50 .1,850 Subdivision No. 8. Expenses in connexion with the Adulteration of Wiuo Act and Analyses of Foods, Liquors, and other Articles, including two Assistants to GrpvernlrteTit Analyst—1 at .£150, alid 1 at £125 per annum ... «•« ...... ••• . ••••. . ••?.. M) Total Minister of Health ... .» "'2M13 Amount fefo'flght forward from Total to MINISTER OV AGRICULTURE 2,421,404 AMmtORtted forward to Ttfffcl Minnsntt of Mtf.mrs •'•»•;•;••' 2^4-12^717 3*1 4 Epw. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [Bo. I960. XII.-MINISTER OP RAILWAYS. Number. DIVISION NO. 85. VICTORIAN RAILWAYS. SALARIES OF £300 AND OVER. Subdivision No. 1. SECRETAIIY'S BRANCH. 1 Secretary 1 Secretary to the Minister 3 L/lGrKS ••• ••• »•• *•• 2,060 Railway Auditor 550 ACCOUNTING BRANCH. I Chief Accountant 1 Auditor of Receipts ... 1 Auditor of Disbursements 1 Cashier 11 Book-keepers, Travelling Auditors, and Clerks 15 6,115 STORES BRANCH Chief Storekeeper 600 Assistant Storekeeper... 450 1,050 TELEGRAPH BRANCH. I Telegraph Superintendent 1 Electrical Engineer ...... 2 Inspectors ... 1,775 TRANSPORTATION AND TRAFFIC BRANCHES. Chief Traffic Manasrer 900 General Superintendent of Transportation 700 Superintendent of Passenger Train Service 650 Superintendent of Goods Train Service ... 500 Superintendent of Station Service 450 Metropolitan Superintendent 450 Melbourne Goods Superintendent 450 Live Stock Agent ...... 400 6 Superintendents—Three at £375, three with f, three at £325 2,100 9 Station and Pier Masters—Two at £350,one with§, one with ||, one at JE32o§,six at £300, three with §,'threo with j 2,825 6 Clerks—One with J, one with f ... . •••.v . ..* 2,350 29 11,775 56 Carried forward 23,325 ' \ Wi'.h allowance of £52 per nnnuin in lieu of • qu'artcrg.«-»-^i With allowance of £25 per anrtuin..—-SWftlf allmrrino, of £30 per annum in lieu of quartern.—1| With quarter's valued at £30 per annum. 3&2 4EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960. 119 XII.—MINISTER OF KAILWAYS—continued. Number. DIVISION NO. 85. VICTORIAN RAILWAYS—continued. SALARIES OF £300 AND OVER. Subdivision No. 1—continued. 56 Brought forward ... 23,325 WAT AND WORKS BRANOH. 1 Chief Engineer 900 1 Chief Assistant Engineer 700 9 Assistant Engineers ... 3,915 1 Estate Officer 475 2 Surveyors ... 745 7 Draughtsmen 2,410 i Chief Clerk 500 i V^/IGrlC • • • • • • 300 3 Superintending Eoadmasters 1,415 19 Roadmasters 5,975 5 Works Masters 1,765 5 Inspectors 1,695 1 Litho. Printer 375 56 21,170 . ROLLING STOCK BRANCH. 1 Chief Mechanical Engineer 1,100 1 Deputy Chief Mechanical Engineer* 600 1 Workshop Manager ... 500 7 Rolling Stock and Locomotive Inspectors 2,675 9 Rolling Stock and Locomotive Foremen ... 2,980 1 Chief Draughtsman ... 400 1 Chief Clerk 450 21 8,705 133 •Total SALARIES of £300 and upwards 53,200 * With house valued at £26 per annum. 383 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. I960. XII.—MINISTER OF KAILWAYS—continued. DIVISION NO. 85. VICTORIAN RAILWAYS—continued. Working expenses of all Lines during the year 1904-5- Transportation and Traffic Branches 560,400 Way and Works 475,062 Belated Repairs (completion) 78,300 Rolling-stock 789,091 General Charges 34,752 1,937,605 To provido for portion of expenditure temporarily charged to the "Treasury Bonds Loan Account 1896," Act No. 1451, an equivalent amount to be transferred from Loan Proceeds to the Consolidated Revenue— Way and Works 1,500 Rolling-stock ...... 6,000 7,500 To provide for portion of expenditure temporarily charged to the Victorian Government Three per cent. Stock Act 1898, No. 1564, under the authority of the Railway and Public Works Loan Application Act 1898, No. 1566, an equivalent amount to be transferred from Loan Proceeds to the Consolidated Revenue— Way and Works 10,000 Rolling-stock ... 4,000 14,000 To provide for portion of expenditure temporarily charged to the Vic torian Railway Loan Act 1901, No. 1758, under the authority of the Railway Loan Application Act 1901, No. 1766, an equivalent amount to be transferred from Loan Proceeds to the Consolidated Revenue- Rolling-stock 2,217 To provide for portiou of expenditure temporarily charged to the Vic torian Railway Loan Act 1902, No. 1800, under the authority of the Railway Loan Application Act 1902, No. 1805, an equivalent amount to be transferred from Loan Proceeds to the Consolidated Revenue— Rolling-stock 4,929 Total Division No. 85 • mt 1,966,251 Curried forward • ?.» 1,966,251 -884 4 EDW. VIL] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. XII.—MINISTER OF RAILWAYS—continued. Brought forward 1,966,251 DIVISION NO. 86. MISCELLANEOUS. No. 1. Annual Allowances to late employ6s in the Government Rail way Service— Less paid out of Total. Special Balance. Appropriations. • £ s d. £ s. d. £ .. d. J. Jeremy • • • • • • • • • ' 125 A. P. Mathison m • • • * « • • • 400 H. W. Alder 233 14 5 216 3 10 17 10 J. Bruce ... 382 10 0 348 15 0 33 15 0 W. Cadwallader 276 0 0 208 6 8 67 13 4 I. Chapman 227 8 2 213 3 11 14 4 3 J. Galbraith 77 9 4 70 8 6 7 0 10 F. Glenister 222 0 0 204 0 0 18 0 0 W. Hutfer 70 8 6 68 1 7 2 6 11 A. Homewood 194 0 0 178 10 O 15 15 0 T. Maddock 77 9 4 72 15 5 4 13 11 P. McDonald 82 3 3 75 2 5 7 0 10 P. O'Brien 51 14 2 47 2 11 4 11 3 T. Phipps 84 10 2 77 9 4 7 0 10 J. Richmond ..._ 146 4 o 132 10 3 13 14 2 C. Thomson 176 0 3 157 16 1 18 4 2 M. Tooliey 77 9 4 75 2 5 2 6 11 B. F. Wiseman 117 2 1 107 1 4 10 0 9 £243 18 9 244 No. 2. Annual Allowances as Compensation :— Fanny K. Cooke—Allowance for permanent injuries received in Railway Collision at Sunbury, 1872 ...... 70 Helena A. Wilson—Allowance for permanent injuries received in Railway Collision at Windsor, MaTch, 1882 ... 52 John Smith—Allowance for being disabled whilst in the execution of his duty as an Engine-cleaner ...... 52 Margaret *Darcy—Allowance for permanent injury received TO at South Melbourne, March, 1889 No. 3. To pay Pensions, computed on the basis of section 44 of Act 25 Vict. No. 160, to Officers who have retired in consequence of changes in the Department, and who were not eniitled to Pensions under Act 54 Vict. No. 1135 ... 6,000 Carried forward •*• 7,013 1,1)66,251 ism 385 l 4 EDW< VIL] Appropriation oj Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. XII.—MINISTER OF RAILWAYS—continued. £ £ Brought forward 1,960,251 DIVISION NO. 86. MISCELLANEOUS-C<>«//M«*/. Brought forward 7,013 No. 4. To provide for the difference between the amount of Pension due and the minimum of £30 per annum payable to certain Officers who have retired under Act 54 Vict. No. 1135 since 29th January, 1895 ...... • 550 No. To difference between the amount of Pension paid, computed at reduced rate ©f p»y, and Pension computed at rate of pay prior to reduction :— Samuttl Alexander Brown ... £9 7 9 William Richard Clark 1 10 11 Alexander Glenn 2 8 3 George McKinlay 34 4 8 James Walker ... 19 8 4 £66 19 11 67 No. 6. Gratuities in cases of Officers retired, <£c. (calculated at the rate of one month's pay for each year of service) — (Inalterable)— Paid out of Special Total. Appropriations. Balance. £ 8. d. £ s. d. £ s. d Crowe, John ... 219 4 0 82 3 3 137 0 9 Darbyshire, James Arthur 247 13 7 112 10 0 135 3 7 Flanagan, John 207 19 4 93 18 0 114 1 4 Glover, John ... 288 4 0 99 15 4 188 8 8 Hennessy, Michael John, trustees of ... 373 12 8 123 4 10 250 7 10 Kearney George 268 10 3 99 15 4 168 14 II Leech, George Arthur ... 308 8 8 112 10 0 195 18 8 Leslie, Geor»e 1,038 9 9 243 15 0 794 14 9 McDonald, Daniel William 171 9 10 82 3 3 89 6 7 Smith, John Andrew Nelson 307 18 1 135 0 0 172 18 1 Tooliey, Timothy 112 10 0 201 2 10 Tnrnbull, Thomas Go- 313 12 10 lightly 123 4 11 235 8 10 Bolt, James Thomas, 358 13 9 widow of ... 93 18 0 112 14 o Drew, James, widow of 206 12 5 195 0 0 588 6 5 Donolme, Patrick,widow of 783 6 5 113 14 9 223 10 O Greham, I'a trick, widow of 337 4 9 82 3 3 243 13 4 Gntbb, Richard, widow of 325 16 7 134 19 7 299 6 Hodgkinson, Thomas, 434 5 1 widow of 229 2 0 105 12 9 123 9 3 Hutton, John Thomas Maxwell, widow of ... 405 6 2 12.) 2, 3 276 3 11 Harding, James, widow of 291 7 9 116 5 0 17* 2 9 Kealy, Thomas, widow of 233 6 7 88 0 7 145 6 0 Lenuon, James, widow of 251 1 11 105 12 9 145 9 2 McGuinne.'s, Joseph Francis, widow of 268 2 6 117 7 6 150 15 0 Carried forward 5,167 2 7 7,630 i,966,251 386 4 EDW. VII.] Appropriation of Revenue, 1904-5. [No. 1960. XII.—MINISTER OF RAILWAYS—continued. £ Brought forward 1,966,251 DIVISION NO. 86. MISCELLANEOUS—continued. Brought forward 7,630 No. 6. Gratuities, &c.—continued. Paid out of Special Total. Appropriations. Balance. £ 8. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. x Brought forward 5,167 2 7 McElhinney, James Mar shall, widow of 459 12 0 456 9 2 3 2 10 Primrose,George,widow of 446 2 11 129 2 3 317 0 8 Quirk, Michael, widow of 246 11 1 246 9 9 0 1 4 Stainer,Frederick, widow of 400 14 4 120 0 0 280 14 4 Smith, Peter, widow of ... 242 0 1 73 7 0 168 13 1 Swale, James, widow of 308 2 11 105 12 9 202 10 2 Young, James, widow of 329 17 1 146 14 4 183 2 9 Butson, Johanna, daughter U J. ••• ••• ••• 150 12 4 61 11 10 89 0 6 Keavy, John, daughtei of 299 1 8 105 12 9 193 8 11 Suares, William, trustees of 280 17 2 111 10 2 169 7 0 Duncan, William Christo pher Cowan, per assignee 216 18 1 111 10 2 105 7 11 6,879 12 1 6,890 No. 7. Compensation, Gratuities, &c, awarded in cases of Officers injured or killed whilst in the execution of duty— To Sarah Quirk, as widow of the late Michael Quirk, ganger, who was killed in the execution of duty on Heidelberg and Eltham line on 13th June, 1903 176 No. 8. To pay pensions at half rate only :— Thomas Lawrence Lowry ...... £20 15 1 Thomas Moran ...... 21 9 11 Charles William Young ...... 50 11 2 92 16 2 93 No. 9. Gratuity—L. F. Moulton paid in lump sum, instead of usual retiring allowance (£180 5s.) ... 181 Total Division No. 86 ... 14,960 Total Minister of Railways 1,981,211 Amount brought forward from Total to MINISTER OF HEALTH ... 2,442,717 3~423^928 Deduct TREASURER'S ADVANCE 200,000 TOTAL AMOUNT OF SECOND SCHEDULE, PART II. 4^2237928 MELBOURNE: By Authority: ROBT. S. BRAIN, Government Printer, 387