Appropriation (1835) (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ANNA QUINT

GULIELMI IV. REGIS,

No. 6.

An Act for applying certain. Sums arising from the, Revenue receivable in the Colony of Western Australia to the Service there- of, for the Financial Year commencing 1st April, 1835.

HEREAS power and authority have been vested in the Gover-

Wof the Legislative Council of the said Colony, to make, ordain, andnor of Western'Australia, acting with the advice and consent

establish all such Laws and Ordinances as may be necessary for the maintenance of the Peace, Order, and good Government of the same ; and whereas it is expedient to apply certain sums arising from the Revenue of the said Colony to the Service thereof for the Financial

year commencing 1st of April, 1835 :—Be it therefore enacted, by

5 Wm. IV, No. 6 . 1835.

May be applied out of the

Produce of Colonial Re-

the Governor of Western Australia, with the advice and consent of

venue any sum not ex-

the Legislative Council thereof, that out of the produce of the Re-

ceeding L4,656 14 5 to

support Establishments

venue of the said Colony there shall and may be issued and applied,

chargeable en Colonial

any sum or sums of money not exceeding Four thousand six hundred

Fund for Financial Year.

and fifty six pounds fourteen shillings and fivepence sterling (£4,656 Ms. 5d.) for defraying the expenses of those Establishments charge- able on the Colonial Fund for the year commencing 1st of April,

That is to say,

1835, as hereinafter more particularly expressed, that is to say, any sum or sums not exceeding Forty-five pounds twelve shillings and sixpence sterling (£45 12s. 6d.) to defray the Salary of the Office of

Colonial Treasurer,

Colonial Treasurer ; and any sum or sums not exceeding One hun- dred pounds sterling (£100 0 0) to defray the Salary of the Office

Registrar of Deeds,

of Registrar of Deeds ; and any sum or sums not exceeding Two hundred pounds sterling (£200 0 0) to defray the Salary of the Office

Collector of Revenue,

of Collector of Revenue; and any sum or sums not, exceeding Two hundred pounds sterling (£200 0 0) to defray the Salaries of two

Two Harbour Masters,

Harbour Masters, that is to say, one at Fremantle, and one at King George's Sound ; and any sum or sums not exceeding One hundred

Two Schoolmasters,

pounds sterling (£100 0 0) to defray the Salaries of two Schoolmas- ters, that is to say, one at Perth, and one at Fremantle; and any sum or sums not exceeding One hundred pounds sterling (£l00 0 0)

Jailor, Fremantle,

to defray the Salary of Jailor at Fremantle; and any sum or sums not exceeding One hundred pounds sterling (£100 0 0) to defray the

Constables,

Salaries of the Offices of Constables; and any sum or sums not ex- Forty-five pounds twelve shillings and sixpence sterling (£4512s. 6d.)

Superintendent of Mount-

to defray the Salary of the Office of one Superintendent of Police; and

ed Police,

any sum or sums not exceeding Twenty-two pounds sixteen shillings and threepence sterling (£22 16s. 3d.) to defray the Salary of the

Head Constable,

Office of one Head Constable of the said Police ; and any sum or

sums not exceeding Ninety-one pounds five shillings sterling

Constables,

5s. Od.) to defray the Salaries of five Constable of the said Police; and any sum or sums not exceeding Four hundred and fifteen pounds three shillings and ninepence sterling (£415 as. 9d.) to defray the ex-

Horses,

penses of the Keep of seven Horses for the said Police ; and any sum or sums not exceeding Thirty-one pounds eighteen shillings and nine•

Stabling,

pence sterling (£31 ltls. 9d.) to defray the expenses of Stabling for the said Horses ; and any sum or sums not exceeding One hundred and ninety-one pounds twelve shillings and sixpence sterling (£191

Rations,

12s. 6d.) to defray the expenses of Rations for the said Police; and any sum or sums not exceeding Thirty-one pounds eighteen shillings and ninepence sterling (31 18s. 9d.) to defray the expenses of Lodging

Lodging Money,

Money for the said Police ; and any sum or sums not exceeding One

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hundred, and fifty pounds sterling (£150 Os. Od.) to provide for the Confidential Clerk,

Office' Confidental Clerk to the Governor ; and any sum or sums

not exceeding Fifty pounds sterling (£50 Os. Od.) to defray the ex- Office Furniture,

penses of Furniture and other necessary Equipments for the Public

Offices ; and any sum or sums not exceeding Six hundred pounds Sa • ceysand Explorations,

sterling (£600 Os. Od.) to defray the expenses of Surveys and Ex-	plorations; and any sum or sums not exceeding Six hundred pounds ROOM and Bridges,
sterling (£600 Os. Od) to defray the expenses of Roads and Bridges ;
and any sum or sums not exceeding Two hundred and fifty pounds- Relief to Destitute,
sterling (£260 Os. Od.) to defray the expenses of giving Relief to Destitute Persons ; and any slim or sums not exceeding One hundred
and fifty pounds sterling (£150 Os. Od.) to defray the expenses of an institution for the in- Institution for the Instruction of the Natives, comprising a Salary to stimeti°11 of the Natives,
a Director, and occasional gratuities in Flour, or otherwise ; and any
sum or sums not exceeding Two hundred and fifty pounds sterling Incidental Expenses in
(£250 Os. Od ) for defraying incidental expenses of the collection of collection of Revenue,
the Revenue ; and any sum or sums not exceeding Fifty pounds restage of Public Letters,
sterling (£50 Os. Od.) for defraying the expenses of Postages of Public Letters ; and any sum or sums not exceeding One hundred poun d s Bonded store and Office at Fremantle,
sterling (£100 Os. Od.) for defraying the expenses of a Bonded Store
and Office at Fremantle; and any sum or sums not exceeding Two
hundred and fifty pounds sterling (£250 Os. Od.) for defraying ex- Allowances to Jurymen penses of Allowances to Jurymen and Witnesses in Criminal cases ; and witnesses,
and any sum or sums not exceeding Five hundred and Thirty pounds fourteen shillings and fivepence sterling (£530 14s. 5d.) to defray the expenses of Miscellaneous Contingencies which may arise in the ells: ellane"s C°11thigen-
course of the year.

mshallIcy ptehre.

II. AND be it further enacted, that the Treasurer of the said T s erverrfesl,

Colony shall issue and pay the said several sums to such persons, for sons as Governor, by war-

the purposes hereinbefore mentioned, upon such days and in such rsre*'I; :Int endr:liaallanbcie

proportions, as the Governor for the time being, by any warrant or charged upon Revenues

order in writing signed by him, shall from time to time order and said c°1°11Y.

direct; and that the payments so to be made shall be charged upon,

and payable out of, the Revenue of the said Colony.

III. AND be it further enacted, that the said Treasurer shall, in T eoTarebreslaitiol,wiend her ac

sums of money paid by him in pursuance of such warrant or order in irnazrasrdnzeofrseucce!7tsaroie	his accounts, from time to time, be allowed credit for any sum or for any sum or sums paid
writing as afor said, and that the receipt or receipts of the respectivetha respec;f ve persons
persons to whom the same shall be so paid, shall be a full and valid 'hal; be a thseharge in passing his accounts;
discharge to the said Treasurer in passsng his said accounts, for any and shall be allowed credit for the same ac-

cordingly•

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sum or sums of money as shall be therein mentioned ; and that he:

shall and do receive credit for the same accordingly.

JAMES STIRLING,

GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.

Passed the Legislative Council }

the 2nd day of April, 1835.

PETER BROWN,

Clerk to the Council.

Printed by authority of the Gevernment, by E. Stirling, Perth.