Appropriation (1845) (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ANNO NONO

VICTORIA. REGINA:.

No. I.

An Act for applying certain Sums arising from the Revenue receivable in the Col- ony of Western Australia to the service thereof, for the Financial Year commen- cing First of April, One thousand eight hundred and forty-six.

WHEREAS power and authority have been vested in the Gov-

VT ether of Western Australia, acting with the advice and preamble.

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consent of the Legislative Council of the said colony, to make, ordain, and establish all such Laws and Ordinances as may be neces- sary for the maintenance of the peace, order, and good government of the same :—Be it therefore enacted, by His Excellency the Gov- ernor of Western Australia, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof;—That out of the produce of the

Ordinance	for 1840	Revenue of the said Colony, there shall and may be issued and ap-
£6,650 12s. 6d.	plied any sum or sums not exceeding six thousand six hundred and fifty pounds, twelve shillings, and sixpence, for defraying the expen- ses of those Establishments chargeable on the colonial fund for the year commencing first of April, one thousand eight hundred and forty-six, as hereinafter more particularly expressed ;—that is to say, any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred and seventy-five pounds to defray

Assistant Colonial Audi-	the salary of an Assistant Colonial Auditor, and any sum or sums
tor.	not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the salary of a Clerk to
Clerk to ditto.	the Colonial Auditor, and any sum or sums not exceeding seventy-five
Surgeon Fremantle.	pounds to defray the salary of a Surgeon at Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceeding thirty pounds to defray the salary of the Hospital
Hospital attendant Perth.	Attendant at Perth, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred
Clerk of the Councils.	and fifty pounds to defray the salary of the Clerk of the Councils, and any sum or sums not exceeding four hundred pounds to defray the
Stipends of Clergymen.	stipends of four Clergymen, and any sum or sums not exceeding one
Confidential clerk.	hundred pounds to defray the salary of a Confidential Clerk in the
Harbour Master Fre•	Governor's Office, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred
mantle.	pounds to defray the salary of the Harbour-Master at Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceeding fifty-two pounds to defray the salary
Harbour Master, Albany.	of the Harbour-Master at Albany, and any sum or sums not exced-
Sheriff.	ing one hundred and sixty-five pounds to defray the salary and con- tingent expences of the Sheriff, and any sum or sums not exceeding
Crown Solicitor.	one hundred pounds to defray the salary of the Crown Solicitor, and any snm or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the
Registrar clerk of Civil	salary of the Registrar Clerk of Civil Court, and any sum or sums
Court.	not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the salary of the Super-
Superintendent Rottnest.	intendant of Rottnest Establishment; and any sum or sums not ex-
Gaoler Fremantle.	ceeding seventy-five pounds to defray the salary of a Gaoler at Freman-
tle, and any sum or sums not exceeding fifty pounds to defray the sal-
Gaoler Albany.	ary of a Gaoler at Albany, and any sum or sums not exceeding twenty
Bailiff of Civil Court.	pounds to defray the salary of the Bailiff of the Civil Court, and any
sum or sums not exceeding twenty pounds to defray the salary of a
Constable Albany.	Constable at Albany, and any sum or sums not exceeding twenty-five pounds to defray the salaries of two Constables for the district of
Constables Banbury, 2.	Wellington, and any sum or sums not exceeding twenty pounds to

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defray the salary of a Constable at Fremantle, and any sum or sums Constable Fremantle.

not exceeding twenty pounds to defray the salary of a Constable at

Guildford, and any sum or sums not exceeding ten pounds to defray Constable Guildford. the salary of a Constable at the Murray, and any sum or sums notexceeding thirty-five pounds to defray the salaries of two Constables Constable Murray.

at Perth, and any sum or sums not exceeding ten pounds to defray Constables Perth.

the salary of a constable at the Vasse, and any sum or sums not	exceeding one hundred and fifty pounds to defray the salary of the Constable	Vasse.
Postmaster-General at Perth, and any sum or sums not exceeding p

fifteen pounds to defray the salary of a Postmaster at Albany, and Postmaster-generalPerth

any sum or sums exceedino. fifteen pounds to defray the salary of a Postmaster Albany.

Postmaster at Bunbury, and any sum or sums not exceeding twelvepounds to defray the salary of a Postmaster on the Canning, and any Postmaster Banbury.

sum or sums not exceedino. fifty pounds to defray the salary of a Postmaster Canning. pounds to defray the salary of a Postmaster at Guildford, and any Postmaster Guildford.

sum or sums not exceeding twelve pounds to defray the salary of a

Postmaster at Northam, and any sum or sums not exeeeding twelve Postmaster Northam. pounds to defray the salary of a Postmaster at Pinjarrah, and any Postmaster Pinjarrab. Postmaster at the Vasse, and any sum or sums not exceeding fifteen Postmaster Vasse.sum or sums not exceeding twelve pounds to defray the salary of a

pounds to defray the salary of a Postmaster at York, and any sum or Postmaster York:

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

Clerk to the Registrar of Deeds, and any sum or sums not exceeding Clerk Registrar Deeds. two hundred pounds to defray the salary of the Collector of Revenue Collector of Revenue.

at Perth, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds

to defray the salary of a Sub-Collector at Albany, and any sum or sub-collect A lbany.	any.
sums not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the salary of a

Sub-Collector at Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceeding gob-Collector Fremantle. thirty-six pounds to defray the salary of a Storekeeper at Perth, and Storekeeper Perth.

any sum or sums not exceeding fifty-two pounds to defray the salary

of a Tidewaiter at Albany, and any sum or sums not exceeding fifty- Tidewaiter Albany.

two pounds to defray the salary of a Tidewaiter at Bunbury, and any Tidewaiter Sunbury.

sum or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the salary

of a Tidewaiter at Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exeeeding Tidewaiter Fremantle.

fifty pounds to defray the salary of a Tidewaiter at Perth, and any Tidewaiter Perth.

sum or sums not exceeding thirty-five pounds to defray the salary of

a Tidewaiter at the Vasse, and any sum or sums not exceeding thirty- Tidewaiter Vasse.

six pounds to defray the salary of a Cooper and Warehouseman at Cooper, Fremantle.

Fremantle, and any sum or sums not exceeding four hundred pounds

to defray the salary of two Assistant Surveyors, and any sum or Assistant Serveyors.

sums not exceeding seventy-five pounds to defray the salary of a

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Clerk to Survey De-

partment.

Clerk for the Survey Department, and any sum or sums not exceed- ing forty-five pounds twelve shillings and sixpence to defray the salary

Acting Treasurer Perth.

of the Acting Treasurer in Perth, and any sum or sums not exceed- ing one hundred pounds to defray the salary of the Colonial Secre-

Colonial Secretary,

tary in lieu of Fees, and any sum or sums not exceeding ten pounds

Clock Keeper, Perth.

to defray the salary of the Clock Keeper at Perth, and any sum or sums not exceeding thirty five pounds to defray the salary of the

Housekeeper Public Offi-

ces.

Housekeeper of the Public Offices, and any sum or sums not exceed- ing sixty pounds to defray the salary of the Interpreter to the

Interpreter to Natives.

Natives, and any sum or sums not exceeding fifty-two pounds to

Superintendent of Public

defray the salary of the Superintendent of Public Works, and any

Works.

sum or sums not exceeding twenty-seven pounds to defray the salary

Extra Clerk.

of an extra Clerk, and any sum or sums not exceeding five hundred pounds to defray the contingent expences of the Administration of

Administration of Justice

Justice, and any sum or sums not exceeding two hundred and thirty four pounds to defray the contingent expenses of the Collection of

Collection of Revenue.

Revenue, and any sum or sums not exceeding four hundred pounds

Conveyance of Mails.

to defray the contingent expenses of the Conveyance of Mails, and, any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray the

Colonial Hospital.

contingent expenses of the Colonial Hospital for Destitute Persons,

Issues to natives.

and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray contingent expenses of Issues to Natives, and any sum or sums not

Police Establishment.

exceeding four hundred and fifty-six pounds to defray the contingent expenses of the Police Establishment, and any sum or sums not ex-

Public Buildings.

ceeding one hundred pounds to defray the contingent expenses of Public Buildings, and any sum or sums not exceeding one hundred

Rottnest Establishment.

and fifty pounds to defray the contingent expenses of the Rottnest

Surveys & Explorations.

Establishment, and any sum or sums not exceeding two hundred pounds to defray the contingent expenses of Surveys and Explore. tions, and any sum or sums not exceeding two hundred pounds to de-

Schools.

fray the contingent expenses of Schools, and any sum or sums not

Miscellaneous.

exceeding three hundred pounds to defray the expenses of Miscella-

neons Contingencies which may arise in the course of the year.

Treasurer to pay	over II. AND be it enacted, that the Treasurer of the said Colony
salaries, &c., as the	Gov-

ernor shall direct. shall issue and pay the said sums to such persons, for the purposes hereinbefore mentioned, upon such days and in such proportions as the Governor for the time being by any warrant or order signed by him shall from 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.

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III. AND be it enacted, that the said Treasurer shall in his ac- Receipts of parties to

counts from time to time be allowed credit for any sum or sums of a sufficient discharge

Treasurer.

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 discharge

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 HUTT,

GOVERNOR.

Passed the Council

25th Tune, 1845.

WALKINSHAW COWAN,

Clerk of the Councils.

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