Appropriation (1840) (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ANNO QUARTO

VICTORIIE REGINA,.

No. 3.

An Act for applying certain Sums arising from the evenue receivable in the Colo- ny of Western Australia to the Service thereof, for the Financial Year com- mencing 1st of April, ne thousand eight hundred and forty-one, and for further ap- propriating the said Revenue.

IEREAS power and authority have been vested in the Governor of Western Australia, acting with the advice and consent of the

Legislative Council of the said Colony to make, ordain, and establish all such laws and ordinances as may be necessary for the maintenance of the peace, order, and good government of the same.

I. Be it therefore enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Western Australia, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof, that out of the produce of the Revenue of the said Colony there stall and may be issued and applied any sum or sums of

There shun be issued money not exceeding four thousand six hundred and sixty-six pounds,

19s. ad., for sip_ two s hillings and one penny b", for defraying the supplementary chargcharge	and applied L4,605
plementrry expendi- for the service of the year commencing first of April, one thousand
lure of 1810, viz.;

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eight hundred and forty, as hereinafter more particularly expressed :

that is to say, any sum or sums not exceeding fifty pounds to defray the Resident at Lesehen-

salary of the Resident at Leschenault, and any sum or sums not ex auk

ceeding fifty pounds to defray the salary of the Resident at Kojenup, Resident at Kojenup.

And any Sum or sums not exceeding twenty pounds to defray the salary T o. de waiter at Fro-

Ofihe Tidewaiter at Fremantle, mid any sum or sums not exceeding mantle.

fifteen pounds to defray the salary of the Postmaster at Perth, and Postmaster at Perth.

any -Sum or sums not exceeding fifteen pounds to defray the salary	Of the Postmaster at Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceedingPostmaster,Fremantle.
fifteen pounds to defray the salary of the Postmaster at Guildford, and Postmaster Guildford. any sum or Sums not exceeding fifteen pounds to defray the salary of pos tmaster York. the Postmaster at York, and any sum or sums not exceeding-ten pounds to defray the salary of the Postmaster at Albany, and any sum or sums Postmaster Albany. not exceeding seventy-five pounds to defray the salary of the Assistant- Assistant-Gaoler Pre- Jailor, Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred mantle. pounds to defray the salary of Clerk of the Councils, and any sum or Clerk of the Councils. sums not exceeding one hundred and thirty pounds to defray the salary of the Sheriff, and any sum or sums not exceeding twenty pounds to Sheriff'
defray the salaries of two Assistant Surveyors, and any sum or sums Two Assistant-Sur -
not exceeding three hundred and fifty-six pounds for Surveys and ex-
plorations, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred and forty s itiorMs.and Ex-
pounds for supplies to the Natives, and any sum or sums not exceeding bupplies for the Nil-
one hundred and fifty pounds for Roads and Bridges, and any sum or =is and Bridges.
earns not exceeding fifty pounds for Schools, and any sum or sums not Schools.
exceeding one hundred pounds for the Collection of Revenue, and any Collectorof evenue.R gain Or sums not exceeding four hundred and seventy-four pounds for Administrator of Tits-
the Administration of Justice, and any sum or sums not exceeding one netic telei of the Desti-
hundred pounds for the Relief of they and any sum or sums tute•
not exceeding eighty-five pounds for the Conveyance of Mails, and any conveyance of Mails. 0
Sum or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds for Furniture of Public .
Offices, and any sum or sums not exceeding twenty pounds for th the let/lea:re of Public
Medical Attmidant, Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceeding five Medical Attendant e
hundred pounds for the 'Police Establishment, and any sum or sums ;loll not exceeding five hundred and eighty-eight pounds, seven shillings, and sixpence, to defray the Expences of Miscellaneous Contingencies Miscellaneous. which may arise iu the course of the Year, and any sum or sums not exceeding one thousand four hundred and eighty-seven pounds, supply of Labor. fourteen shillings, and seven pence, for the Supply of Labor.

H. AND be it further enacted, that out of the produce of the Re- There shall be issued

venue of the said Colony there shall and may be issued and applied any furthe Establishments sum or sums not exceedin g eight thousand pounds, for defrayingthe chargeable onthe

Expences of those Establishments chargeable on the Colonial Fund for C 18)4 1°17 : Fund for

the yea? commencing first of April, one thousand eight hundred and forty-one, as hereinafter more particularly expressed : that is to say, any .sum or sums not exceeding forty-five pounds, twelve shillings, and six- pence, to defray the salary of the Colonial Treasurer, and any sum or Colonial Treasurer.

sums not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the salary of the

Registrar of Deeds, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred Registrar of Deeds:

pounds

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Superintendent of pounds to defray the salary of the Superintendent of Public Works, and

Public Works. • . any sum or sums not exceeding seventy-five pounds to defray the extra'

Colonial Secretary's expenses of the Colonial Secretary's department, and any sum or

Dart ent.

Surveyor General's sums not exceeding five hundred and fifteen pounds to defray the extra Department. expense of the Surveyor General's Department, and auy sum or sums

Collector of Revenue. not exceeding two hundred pounds to defray the salary of the Collector

at Leschen- of Revenue, and any sum or sums not exceeding fifty pods to defray pounds

R

Resident

the salary of the Resident at Leschenault, and any sum or sums not ex-

Resident at Rojenup. ceeding fifty pounds to defray the salary of the Resident of Kojenup, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the

Tidewaiter,Fremantle.	saary of the Tidewaiter at Fremantle, and any sum or sums notl
Tidewaiter, Perth.	exceeding twenty-five pounds to defray the salary of the Tidewaiter, Perth, and any sum or sums not exceeding twenty-five pounds to

Tidewaiter, Albany. defray the salary of the Tidewaiter at Albany, and any sum or sums

Harbour Master, are- not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the salary of the Harbour mantle. Master, Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred

Harbour Master, Al- pounds to defray the salary of the Harbour Master at Albany, and any bany. sum or sums not exceeding fifty pounds to defray the salary of the Post-

Postmaster, Perth. master at Perth, and any sum or sums not exceeding fifty pounds to Postmaster Fremantle, defray the salary of the Postmaster at Fremantle, and any sum or sums

not exceeding fifteen pounds to defray the salary of the Postmaster at

Postmaster	,	Guild	-
ford.	Guildford, and any sum or sums not exceeding fifteen pounds to defray the salary of the Postmaster at York, and any sum or sums not ex-
Postmaster	York.
Yor
ceeding twenty-five pounds to defray the salary of the Postmaster at

Postmaster Albany. Albany, and any sum or sums not exceeding twenty pounds to defray

Bailiff of the Civil the salary of the Bailiff of the Civil Court, and any sum or sums not

Court.

Constable Perth. exceeding twenty pounds to defray the salary of the Constable at Perth,

Constable Fremantle. of the Constable at Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceedingand any sum or sums not exceeding twenty pounds to defray the salary

Constable, Guildford. twenty pounds to defray the salary of the Constable at Guildford, and

any sum ar sums not exceeding twenty pounds to defray the salary of

Constable Albany. the Constable at Albany, and any sum or sums not exceeding ten Constable Many pounds to defray the expenstof the Constable at the Murray River, and River. any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the

Gaoler Fremantle. salary of the Gaoler at Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceeding

mantle. mantle, and any sum or sums not exceeding thirty pounds to defray	Assistant-Gaoler Fro- seventy-five pounds to defray the salary of the Assistant-Gaoler, Fre-
Gaoler Albany. the salary of the Gaoler at Albany, and any sum or sums not exceeding
Government Offices thirty-five pounds to defray the salary of the Housekeeper of the
Housekeeper. Public Offices, and any sum or sums not exceeding ninety pounds to
laves. Interpreter to the Na- defray the salary of Interpreter to the Natives, and any sum or sums not

exceeding one hundred and fifty pounds to defray the salary of the

Confidential Clerk. Confidential Clerk, and any sum or sums not exceeding onee hundred hundred

Clerk of the Colin- poundst o defray the salary of the Clerk of the Council's, °L airy ll iLrletil d

eils.	or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the salary of the
Registrar Clerk.	Registrar Clerk of the Civil Court, and any sum or sums not ex-
Regulator of Public	ceeding ten pounds to defray the salary of a person to regulate the
Clock.	Public Clock at Perth, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hun-,

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died and thirty pounds to defray the salary of the Sheriff, and any sum sham:

and any sum or sums not exceeding seven hundred and eleven pounds Issues to or sums not exceeding two hundred pounds for Issues to the Natives, N ,atives.

for Surveys and Explorations, and any sum or sums not exceeding Surveys and Ex-,

eight hundred and fifty pounds for Roads and Bridges, and any sum Odigarlsti°alla s.1

sums not exceeding two hundred pounds for Schools, and any sum or schools. di "'es.

sums not exceeding two hundred pounds for the Collection of Revenue, Collection of Re-

and any sum or sums not exceeding one thousand pounds for the

Administration of Justice, and any sum or stuns not exceeding two sudsi n A venueichstration i c of

hundred pounds for the Relief of Destitute Persons, and any sum or Relief of the Des-

sums not exceeding one hundred and sixty pounds for the Conveyance of t&tin ityeeyauce of Mails.

Mails, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred and fifty pounds Repairs ;

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for the repairs of Public Buildings, and any sum or sums not exceeding nuelidiu-gs.--

seventy pounds for the Harbour Master's establishment, and any sum r i,Th tla „M"ter's

or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds for the Furniture of the iiirnitilu s tinimeoft: st Public

Public Offices, and any sum or sums not exceeding fifty pounds to de-Offices

fray the salary of the Medical Attendant, Fremantle, and any sum or Medical Attendant

sums not exceeding one hundred and fifty pounds towards the erection Fremantle.

of a Church at Perth, and any sum or sums not exceeding five hundred Church at Perth.

pounds to defray the expense of the Police Establishment, and any sum Police.

or sums not exceeding eight hundred and eighty-eight pounds, seven

shillings, and sixpence, to defray the expenses of Miscellaneous Con- Miscellaneous Con-

tingenetes.

tingencies which may arise in the course of the year.

III, AND be it further enacted, that the Treasurer of the said Colony shall issue and pay the said sums to such persons, for the pur- poses hereinbefore mentioned, upon such clays and in such proportions as the Governor for the time being, by any warrant or order in writing

SO Ft.signed by him, shall front time to time order and direct ; and that

the payment so made shall be charged upon and payable out of the

Revenue of the said Colony.

AND be it further enacted, that the said Treasurer shall in his accounts from time to time, be allowed credit for any sum or sums of money paid by him in pursuance of such Warrant or Order in writing as aforesaid, and that the receipt or receipts of the respective persons to whom the same shall be so paid, shall be a full and valid dis- charge to the said Treasurer in passing his said accounts for any such sum or sums of money as shall be therein mentioned, and that he shall and do receive credit for the same accordingly. -

"JOHN HUN,"

GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF;

Passed the Legislative Council

the 6th day of July,

1310.

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