Appropriation (1852) Act 1851 No 19a (NSW)

No. XIV.

An Act for applying certain Sums arising from the Revenue receivable in New South Wales to the Service thereof for the Year One thousand eight hundred and fifty-two and for further appropriating the said Revenue. [22nd

of t he Legis la t ive Counci l should have au tho r i t y to m a k e laws for t he peace welfare and good gove rnmen t of t h e said Colony and t h a t wi th t he deduct ions and subject to t he provisions there in contained t h e whole of H e r Majesty 's Revenue wi th in t he said Colony ar is ing from taxes dut ies ra tes and imposts levied on H e r Majesty 's subjects wi th in t h e said Colony should be appropr ia ted to the publ ic service wi th in t he said Colony by Ordinances to be for t h a t purpose enacted by t h e Governor with t he advice and consent of t h e Legislat ive Counci l of t he said Colony and in no other m a n n e r A n d whereas by a cer ta in o ther Ac t

December, 1851.]

WH E R E A S s ix th year of t he r e ign of H e r present Majesty Queen Victoria

by a cer ta in A c t of Pa r l i amen t passed in t h e fifth and

in t i tu led " An Act for the Government of New South Wales and Van

Diemen's Land" it was a m o n g other t i l ings enacted t h a t the Governor

of the said Colony of N e w Sou th W a l e s wi th t h e advice and consent

A c t of Pa r l i amen t passed in t h e t h i r t e e n t h a n d four teenth year of t h e

re ign of H e r said Majesty in t i tu led " An Act for the better Govern­

ment of Her Majesty's Australian Colonies" i t was amongs t o ther

t h ings enacted t h a t after t he es tab l i shment of t h e Colony of Victor ia

so m u c h of t h e said first reci ted A c t as made payable to H e r	Majesty
H e r H e i r s and	Successors out of t he Revenue F u n d of t h e said

Colony of N e w Sou th W a l e s t he sums the re in ment ioned for defraying t h e expenses of t he Services and Purposes named in t h e Schedules the re to annexed should be repealed and t h a t in l ieu thereof the re should be payable to H e r Majesty every year out of t he Revenue F u n d s ar is ing from taxes dut ies ra tes a n d imposts levied wi th in t h e said Colony of N e w South W a l e s after t h e es tab l i shment of t he Colony of Vic tor ia as aforesaid t h e several sums ment ioned in t h e Schedule (A) to t h e said second recited Act annexed A n d whereas t he Colony of Victor ia h a t h been established in m a n n e r provided by the said second reci ted Ac t Be it therefore enacted by H i s Excel lency t h e Governor of N e w Sou th W a l e s w i th t he advice a n d consent of t h e Legis la t ive Counci l thereof Tha t out of t h e produce of t h e said t axes dut ies ra tes a n d imposts t he re shal l and may be issued and applied any sum or sums of money not exceeding forty-one t housand e ight h u n d r e d a n d one pounds n ine teen shi l l ings and nine-pence to defray t h e salaries al lowances and contingencies of the Civil Es t ab l i shmen t s of t h e said Colony unprovided for by t h e second p a r t of t h e Schedule to t h e said second reci ted Act of P a r l i a m e n t annexed m a r k e d (A) for t h e year one t housand eight h u n d r e d and fifty-two as here inaf ter more par t i cu la r ly expressed t h a t is t o say any s u m or sums of money n o t exceeding one t housand two h u n d r e d a n d th i r ty-s ix pounds four shil l ings and six-pence to defray t h e salaries al lowances a n d cont ingencies of H i s Excel lency t h e Governor Genera l ' s E s t a b ­ l i shment a n d any s u m or sums of money not exceeding t h r ee t h o u s a n d seven h u n d r e d and seventy- three pounds fifteen shil l ings to defray t h e salaries and contingencies of t he Legislat ive Counci l Es t ab l i shmen t a n d any s u m or sums of money not exceeding twenty-

five t housand eight h u n d r e d and t h i r t y pounds eleven shil l ings and

nine-pence to defray t h e salaries al lowances and cont ingencies

of t he Pos tmas te r Genera l ' s Es t ab l i shmen t and any s u m or sums

of money not exceeding one thousand th ree h u n d r e d and fifteen pounds five shi l l ings to defray t he salaries al lowances and cont ingen­ cies of t h e Colonial Storekeeper 's Es tab l i shment and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding one thousand five h u n d r e d a n d s ixty-one

pounds th ree shil l ings a n d six-pence to defray t h e salaries and cont in­

gencies of t h e P o r t Mas t e r ' s Es t ab l i shmen t a n d any sum or sums of

money no t exceeding t h r ee h u n d r e d and eighty-one pounds fourteen shil l ings to defray t h e salaries and cont ingencies of t h e Telegraph Sta­ t ions at Sydney and a t t he South H e a d of P o r t J a c k s o n and any s u m

or sums of money no t exceeding four h u n d r e d and s ixty- two pounds

t en shil l ings to defray the salaries and cont ingencies of t h e L igh t -

house Es tab l i shment a t t he South H e a d of Por t J ackson and any s u m

or sums of money no t exceeding four h u n d r e d and forty-nine pounds

t e n shil l ings to defray t he salaries and cont ingencies of t h e F l o a t i n g

Light Es t ab l i shmen t nea r t he en t rance to P o r t J a c k s o n and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding seventy-four pounds eighteen shi l l ings to defray t he salary and cont ingent expenses of t he Pi lo t in charge of t h e Bas in a t Wol longong and any s u m or sums of money no t exceed­ ing four h u n d r e d and seventy-seven pounds to defray t he salaries al lowances and cont ingencies of t he H a r b o u r Mas t e r ' s Es t ab l i shmen t a t Newcas t le and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding seven h u n d r e d and n ine ty-s ix pounds seven shil l ings to defray t he salaries

and cont ingencies of t h e H a r b o u r Mas te r ' s Es t ab l i shmen t at More ton

Bay

Bay and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand n ine hundred and sixteen pounds seventeen shil l ings to defray the salaries and contingencies of the Colonial Archi tec t ' s Es tab l i shment and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding one thousand and ninety-seven pounds four shil l ings to defray the salaries and contingencies of the Botanic Gardens ' Es tab l i shment and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hundred and sixty-nine pounds twelve shill ings to defray t he salaries and contingencies of the Outer Government Doma in Es tab­ l i shment and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two thousand two h u n d r e d and fifty-nine pounds e ight shill ings to defray the salaries

al lowances and contingencies of the	Government	P r i n t i n g Establ ish-
ment .

2. A n d be i t enacted Tha t out of t he produce of t h e said taxes dut ies ra tes and imposts there shall and may be issued and applied any s u m or sums of money not exceeding seven hund red and sixty- four pounds one shil l ing to defray t he salaries of Coroners wi th in t h e

said Colony for the year one thousand eight hund red and fifty-two.

3. A n d be i t enacted Tha t out of t h e produce of t h e said taxes dut ies ra tes and imposts there shall and may be issued and applied any s u m or sums of money not exceeding nine hundred and twenty- th ree pounds to defray the salaries and contingencies of t he Educa t ion Es tab l i shments of t he said Colony for t he year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icular ly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money not exceeding five h u n d r e d and fifty-four pounds to defray the salaries and contingencies of t h e P ro tes t an t Orphan School at P a r r a m a t t a and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding three hundred and sixty-nine pounds to defray the salaries and contingencies of the R o m a n Catholic Orphan School

a t P a r r a m a t t a .

4. A n d be it enacted That out of t h e produce of t he said taxes duties ra tes and imposts the re shall and may be issued and applied any s u m or sums of money not exceeding two thousand three hundred and eighty-s ix pounds seventeen shil l ings to defray t he salaries allow­ ances and contingencies of t he Medical Es tab l i shments of t he said Colony for t h e year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icu lar ly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money no t exceeding four hundred and twenty-five pounds to defray t he salaries of H e a l t h Officers and of t he Clerk to t he Medical Board and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand

the salaries al lowances and contingencies of t he Luna t i c A s y l u m at	four hund red and seventy-seven pounds fifteen shil l ings to defray
Tarban Creek and any sum or sums of money not exceeding four hundred and eighty-four pounds two shillings to defray t h e salaries
and contingencies of t he Luna t i c A s y l u m at P a r r a m a t t a .
5. A n d be i t enacted Tha t out of t h e produce of the said taxes duties rates and imposts the re shall and may be issued and applied any sum or sums of money no t exceeding forty-one thousand four hundred and ninety-five pounds seven shil l ings to defray t he salaries allowances and contingencies of t he Police Es tab l i shment s of t h e said Colony for the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icu lar ly expressed t ha t is to say any sum or sums of money not exceeding nine thousand eight hundred and twenty-one pounds seven­ teen shill ings to defray the salaries allowances and contingencies of t he Police Es tab l i shment in the City of Sydney inc luding the Es t ab ­ l i shment of t he Inspec tor General of Police and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand three hundred and nineteen pounds th i r teen shil l ings and six-pence to defray the salaries allowances and contingencies of t h e W a t e r Police Es tab l i shment and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding seventeen thousand five hund red and eighteen

5 K—VOL. 3 . pounds

pounds n ine teen shill ings to defray t h e salaries allowances and contin­ gencies of t h e R u r a l Police Es tab l i shments wi th in t he Settled Dis t r ic ts and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding n ine thousand one hund red and fifty-one pounds nineteen shil l ings and six-pence to defray t he salaries allowances and contingencies of t he Police Establ ish­ men t s beyond t h e Settled Dis t r ic ts and any sum or sums of money not exceeding th ree t housand six hund red and eighty- two pounds e ighteen shill ings to defray t he salaries allowances and contingencies

of t he Nat ive Police Es tab l i shmen t .

6. A n d be it enacted Tha t out of t he produce of t he said taxes duties ra tes and imposts t he r e shal l and may be issued and applied any sum or sums of money no t exceeding six thousand eight hundred and forty-three pounds th ree shill ings and six-pence to defray t he salaries and contingencies of t he Gaol and Pena l Es tab l i shments of t h e said Colony for t h e year one thousand eight hund red and fifty-two as herein­ after more par t icular ly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand six hund red and eighty pounds n ine shil l ings to defray the salaries and contingencies of t he Sydney Gaol Es tab l i shment and any sum or sums of money not exceeding seven hund red and seventy-seven pounds fourteen shillings and six-pence to defray t h e salaries and cont ingencies of t he P a r r a m a t t a Gaol Es tab­ l i shment and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding five hundred and forty-nine pounds fourteen shil l ings and six-pence to defray t h e salaries and contingencies of t he B a t h u r s t Gaol Es tab l i shment and any sum or sums of money not exceeding six h u n d r e d and eighty- two pounds eight shill ings to defray t he salaries and contingencies of t he Mai t l and Gaol Es tab l i shment and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding five hund red and n ine ty-n ine pounds fourteen shillings and six-pence to defray t h e salaries and contingencies of t h e Gou lburn Gaol Es tab l i shment and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding seven h u n d r e d and eighteen pounds th i r t een shil l ings and six-pence to defray t h e salaries and contingencies of t he Br i sbane Gaol Es tab l i shment and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding one thousand five h u n d r e d and fifty-four pounds n ine shill ings and six-pence to defray t he salaries and contingencies of t h e P e n a l Es tab l i shment a t Cockatoo I s l and and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two hundred and e ighty pounds to defray t he salary and allowance of t h e Super in tendent

of t he Pena l Es tab l i shment a t Newcast le .

7. A n d be it enacted Tha t out of t h e produce of t h e said taxes

dut ies ra tes and imposts the re shall and may be issned and applied

any s u m or sums of money n o t exceeding one h u n d r e d and sixty

pounds to defray t he salary and cont ingent expenses of t h e Colonial A g e n t General for t he year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two.

8. A n d be it enacted Tha t out of t h e produce of t h e said t axes

dut ies ra tes and imposts there shall and may be issued and applied any s u m or sums of money not exceeding five hundred pounds to defray Pensions and Re t i r ed Allowances in he said Colony for t h e year one thousand eight h u n d r e d and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t i cu la r ly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money not exceeding four hund red pounds to defray Pensions to the widows of Sir Francis Forbes and Sir J a m e s Dowling la te Chief Jus t ices of N e w Sou th Wales be ing two h u n d r e d pounds each and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding one hund red pounds as an al lowance to Mr . J o h n E y r e

re t i red Teacher of t h e Church of E n g l a n d School a t P a r r a m a t t a .

9. A n d be i t enacted Tha t out of t h e produce of t h e said t axes dut ies ra tes and imposts t he re shall and m a y be issued and applied any s u m or suras of money not exceeding one thousand four hundred pounds to defray t h e expense of Coroners of t h e said Colony exclusive of Es tab l i shments for the year one thousand eight h u n d r e d and fifty-two.

10. A n d be i t enacted That out of t he produce of t he said taxes duties rates and imposts the re shall and may be issued and applied any sum or sums of money no t exceeding six t housand n ine hund red and n ine ty pounds n ine shill ings and ten-pence to defray t h e charge for Char i table Allowances in t h e said Colony for t he year one t h o u s a n d eight hund red and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icu lar ly expressed t h a t is t o say any sum or sums of money no t exceeding n ine hund red pounds for t he suppor t of F ree Paupe r s in t h e Colonial Hospi ta l s and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding seven hund red pounds in aid of t h e Sydney Inf i rmary and Dispensary on condition of an equal amoun t being raised by pr ivate subscript ions and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding th ree thousand two hund red and t w e n t y five pounds in aid of the Benevolent Society Sydney on condit ion of one thousand pounds being raised by vo lun ta ry contr ibut ions and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one t housand eight h u n d r e d pounds in aid of Hospi ta ls at P a r r a m a t t a Windsor B a t h u r s t New­ castle Ma i t l and Po r t Macquar ie Gou lbu rn Yass and Brisbane being two hund red pounds each on condit ion of sums to an equal a m o u n t be ing raised by pr ivate subscript ions and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding ninety-five pounds one shi l l ing and five- pence to meet t he expense of t he outfit of t he Hosp i t a l a t Yass and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one h u n d r e d and ten pounds eight shill ings and five-pence in aid of t he Benevolent Society at P a r r a m a t t a an equal a m o u n t hav ing been raised by pr iva te subscrip­ t ions and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding one hundred and sixty pounds for t h e complet ion of the bu i ld ing of t h e Pub l ic Hospi ta l

at Gou lburn .

1 1 . A n d be it enacted Tha t out of t he produce of t he said t axes

duties ra tes and imposts there shall and may be issued and applied any s u m or sums of money not exceeding e ighteen thousand and seventy-five pounds to defray t he charge for Educa t ion exclusive of Es t ab l i shmen t s in t he said Colony for t he year one thousand eight hund red a u d fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icular ly expressed tha t is to say any sum or sums of money not exceeding two thousand two hundred and fifty-five pounds to defray t he expense of t h e P ro te s t an t O r p h a n School at P a r r a m a t t a exclusive of t he Es tab l i shment and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding one thousand seven hundred and fifteen pounds to defray t h e expense of t h e R o m a n Catholic Orphan School at P a r r a m a t t a exclusive of t he Es tab l i shment and any sum or sums of money not exceeding eight thousand three hundred

under the direction of t h e Denominat iona l School Board and to be	and fifty pounds in suppor t of Denomina t iona l Schools to be expended
d is t r ibuted by such Board among t h e several underment ioned denomi­ na t ions according to the i r respective popula t ion as given by t h e last Census viz. Church of E n g l a n d Presbyter ian Wes leyan and R o m a n Catholic and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding two hundred and fifty-five pounds to defray t he expenses of t h e Denomina t iona l School Board and any sum or sums of money not exceeding five thousand five hund red pounds towards t he suppor t of Nat iona l Schools—being four thousand pounds for Nat iona l Schools wi th in t h e Sett led Dis t r ic ts and one thousand five h u n d r e d pounds for Nat iona l
Schools beyond t h e Sett led Dis t r ic ts .
12. A n d be i t enacted Tha t out of t h e produce of t h e said taxes dut ies ra tes and imposts the re shall and m a y be issued and applied any sum or sums of money not exceeding four thousand five hund red and twelve pounds twelve shil l ings to defray the charge for Medical Expenses exclusive of Es tab l i shments in the said Colony for t he year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icu­ larly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money not exceed­

ing

ing one h u n d r e d pounds for ma in t a in ing the Vaccine Es tab l i shment in t he City of Sydney and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding two thousand four hund red and th i r ty -n ine pounds twelve shil l ings to defray t h e expense of t h e Luna t i c Asy lum at Ta rban Creek exclu­ sive of t he Es tab l i shmen t a n d any sum or sums of money no t exceed­ ing one thousand nine hund red and seventy- three pounds to defray the expense of t h e L u n a t i c Asy lum a t P a r r a m a t t a exclusive of t h e Es tab l i shment .

13 .    A n d be i t enacted T h a t ou t of the produce of t he said t axes

duties ra tes a n d imposts the re shall and m a y be issued and applied any sum or sums of money no t exceeding th i r t een thousand two hundred and s ixty- two pounds to defray t h e charge for t h e Police of t h e said Colony exclusive of Es tab l i shments for t h e year one thousand eight hund red and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icular ly expressed t h a t is to say any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding one thou­ sand and twenty-e ight pounds to defray t h e expense of Police exclu­ sive of t he Es tab l i shments in the City of Sydney and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding seventy-five pounds to defray t he expense of t he W a t e r Police exclusive of t h e Es tab l i shment and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding four t h o u s a n d six hun ­ dred and ninety-five pounds to defray t he expense of t h e R u r a l Police wi th in t h e Set t led Dis t r ic ts exclusive of t he Es tab l i shment s and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding three t housand pounds to defray t h e expense of a supply of Clothing from E n g l a n d for t h e Police wi th in t h e Settled Dis t r ic ts of t h e Colony and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding five h u n d r e d pounds to meet demands on the Police R e w a r d and Superannua t ion Funds and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand eight hundred and fourteen pounds to defray t he expense of Police beyond t h e Set t led Dis t r ic ts exclusive of t h e Es tab l i shments and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two thousand one h u n d r e d and fifty pounds to defray t he expense of t h e Na t ive Police exclusive of t h e Es tab l i shment be ing inclusive of four hund red pounds to mee t t h e expense of a

supply of Clothing from E n g l a n d for t h e Na t ive Police.

14. A n d be i t enacted Tha t out of t he produce of t h e said taxes dut ies ra tes and imposts t he r e shall and may be issued and applied any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding n ine thousand one h u n d r e d and eighty-one pounds to defray t h e charge for t he Gaols and Pena l Es tab l i shments of the said Colony exclusive of Es tab l i shments

for t he year one thousand eight h u n d r e d and fifty-two as hereinafter

more par t icu la r ly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money

not exceeding one thousand eight hund red and twenty-five pounds t o defray t he expense of t h e Sydney Gaol exclusive of t h e Es t ab l i shmen t and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding seven hund red and forty-five pounds to defray t h e expense of t h e P a r r a m a t t a Gaol exclusive of t he Es t ab l i shmen t and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding seven hund red and seventy-six pounds to defray t h e expense of t he B a t h u r s t Gaol exclusive of t h e Es tab l i shment and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding seven h u n d r e d and thirty-five pounds to defray t he expense of t h e Mai t l and Gaol exclusive of the Es tab l i shment and any sum or sums of money n o t exceeding five hundred and twenty pounds to defray t he expense of t he Gou lburn Gaol exclusive of the Es tab l i shment and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding five hund red and twenty-five pounds to defray t he expense of t h e Br isbane Gaol exclusive of t h e Es tabl i sh­ m e n t and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding two thousand four hund red and fifty-five pounds to defray t h e expense of t h e Pena l Es tab l i shment a t Cockatoo I s l and exclusive of t h e Es tab l i shment and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding one thousand six hund red

pounds

pounds to provide a supply of Clothing for Pr isoners in t he Gaols and

a t the Pena l Es tab l i shments .

15. A n d be it enacted That out of t h e produce of t h e said taxes duties ra tes and imposts the re shall and may be issued and applied any sum or sums of money not exceeding twenty-one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four pounds twelve shill ings to defray the charge for Pub l ic W o r k s and Buildings in t he said Colony for the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icu lar ly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money not exceeding e ight thousand n ine hundred and six pounds twelve shill ings to defray the expense of Publ ic W o r k s — b e i n g two thousand five hundred and seventy pounds towards t he cons t ruc t ion of t he D r y Dock a t Cockatoo I s l and one thousand pounds to defray t he expense of t he employment of t he Dredg ing Machine one thousand pounds for up­ holding and keeping in repair t he Breakwater at Newcast le two hund red pounds for levelling meta l l ing and other improvements at t he Circular Quay six hund red pounds to defray t he expense of an inqui ry into and report on t h e best means of obta in ing an adequate supply of pure water to the City of Sydney th i r ty-s ix pounds twelve shillings for a t t end ing to the sluices a t the Cook's River D a m one hundred pounds for fixing a fence a t the Light -house a t the South Head of Po r t J ackson three hund red pounds towards erect ing a Light -house on Cape More ton five hundred pounds to meet t he expense of pro­ viding a second P u n t for t he E m u Pe r ry two hundred pounds for cons t ruc t ing a J e t t y at K iama two hund red pounds for cons t ruc t ing a D a m or Reservoir at Dray ton one hund red and fifty pounds for laying down Buoys a t t he ent rance of t he Clarence River one hund red and fifty pounds for deepening and fencing round the W a t e r Reservoir at N o r t h Brisbane two hundred and fifty pounds for cons t ruc t ing a D a m across the Bremer River a t Ipswich one hundred and fifty pounds for enclosing the g round reserved as a Garden and Cricket Ground for the use of t he Mi l i t a ry five h u n d r e d pounds for m a k i n g fresh W a l k s in H y d e P a r k and keeping those already made in repair and for p lan t ing levelling dra in ing and other improvements in H y d e P a r k and the fur ther s u m of one thousand pounds towards const ruct ing t he works required for supplying Wate r to t he I n h a b i t a n t s of P a r r a m a t t a and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding th ree thousand five hundred pounds to defray t he expense of Pub l ic Bui ld ings—being one thousand five hund red pounds towards various a l tera t ions a t t h e Luna t i c Asy lum Tarban Creek six hundred pounds for repairs and al terat ions at the

t h e Legislat ive Council Chamber and bui ld ing or providing a Refresh-

Cour t House Dar l ingburs t two hundred and fifty pounds for vent i la t ing

men t R o o m and Offices for t h e use of Members t he fur ther sum of one h u n d r e d pounds towards complet ing t he out-bui ldings of t h e Treasury a n d Aud i t Office eight hund red pounds to meet t he expense of erect ing a Colonial Magaz ine for Gunpowder on Goat I s land and two hund red a n d fifty pounds for erect ing a Watch-house a t Clarence Town and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand two hundred and eighteen pounds to defray t he expense of Mil i ta ry B u i l d i n g s - being six hundred and seventy-nine pounds for incidental repairs to t he Victoria Bar racks and Guard Room four hundred and nine pounds for Bar rack Expenses in Sydney t h i r t y pounds for repairs to the Bat ter ies a t Dawes ' Po in t P o r t Phi l l ip F o r t Macquar ie and Bradley 's H e a d and one hundred pounds for repairs to the late Eng ineer ' s Quar te r s at Dawes ' Ba t te ry and any sum or sums of money not exceeding three thousand two hundred and fifty pounds to defray the expense of Pol iceBui ld ings— being two thousand pounds towards erect ing Barracks and Stabl ing for t he M o u n t e d Pa t ro l in Sydney one thousand pounds towards t he erection of a new W a t e r Police Office in Sydney and two hundred and

fifty

fifty pounds for repairs to t h e Police Bui ld ings a t Yass and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand four hund red pounds to defray t h e expense of Gaol Bui ld ings—being five h u n d r e d pounds for t h e employment of Pr i soners sentenced to ha rd labor a t Da r l i nghur s t Gaol two hund red and fifty pounds for cons t ruc t ing Dra ins and Cess­ pools a t B a t h u r s t Gaol four hund red pounds for repairs a t Goulburn Gaol and two h u n d r e d and fifty pounds for repairs at Br isbane Gaol and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding two hund red pounds to defray t he expense of t h e Oute r Government Doma in Sydney—being one hundred pounds for keeping in repai r t he Gates and Fences and one h u n d r e d pounds for m a k i n g fresh P lan ta t ions and other Improve­ m e n t s and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hundred and ten pounds to defray t h e expense of t he Botan ic Gardens—being fifty pounds for keeping in repair t h e Gates and Fences t h i r t y pounds for fitting u p a R o o m for an Office and Publ ic L ib ra ry and th i r ty pounds for repairs to Sheds Stables P l a n t House a n d F r a m e s and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two thousand five h u n d r e d pounds to defray t he expense of casual repairs to Colonial Pub l i c Bui ldings and any sum or sums of money not exceeding eight hundred pounds

for providing F u r n i t u r e for Colonial Pub l ic Offices.

16. A n d be it enacted Tha t out of t h e produce of t h e said taxes duties ra tes and imposts the re shall and may be issued and applied any s u m or sums of money not exceeding twenty-four t housand two hund red and fifty pounds to defray the charge for Roads Streets and Bridges in t h e said Colony for t h e year one thousand e ight hundred and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icu lar ly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand five hund red pounds for cons t ruc t ing upho ld ing and repai r ing the Pub l ic Roads Bridges and Fer r ies on which Tolls have been established and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding four thousand pounds for m a k i n g and repai r ing Pub l i c Roads and Bridges on which Tolls a re not collected wi th in t h e Sett led Dis t r ic ts and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding two thousand pounds for t h e formation of Roads and Bridges beyond t h e Settled Dis t r ic ts and any sum or sums of money not exceeding fifteen thousand pounds towards t h e repair of t he leading thoroughfares of t h e Colony and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two hund red and fifty pounds for l igh t ing t he Govern­ m e n t L a m p s in t he Streets of Sydney and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two h u n d r e d and twen ty pounds for forming and gravel l ing t he proposed new R o a d from College-street near St. M a r y ' s

Chapel to Wil l iam-street a t i ts intersect ion wi th Yurong-s t ree t and

any s u m or sums of money not exceeding eighty pounds towards m a k i n g a new Road from the Outer Domain to Woolloomooloo and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding t h r ee hund red pounds for t he const ruct ion of t he Cook's R ive r and M u d b a n k R o a d and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding two h u n d r e d pounds to complete t he South H e a d Road to Wat son ' s Bay a n d any sum or sums of money no t exceeding t h e fur ther sum of seven h u n d r e d pounds to complete t he New Bridge over t h e South Creek a t t h e en t rance to t h e Town of Windsor .

17. A n d be i t enacted T h a t out of t h e produce of t h e said

taxes du t i e s ra tes and imposts t he re shal l and may be issued and applied any sum or sums of money no t exceeding twelve thousand seven hundred and ten pounds to defray the charge for Miscel laneous Ser­ vices in t he said Colony for t he year one thousand eight hund red and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icu la r ly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money not exceeding three thousand pounds for Stat ionery Bookbinding and Pape r for P r i n t i n g for t he Publ ic Service generally and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hundred

and

and fifty pounds for Newspapers for Record and for t h e Secretary of S ta te and any sum or sums of money not exceeding th i r ty pounds for p repar ing an I n d e x to t he New South Wales Government Gazette and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding fifty pounds for Pub l i c Genera l Ac t s Pa r l i amen ta ry Papers A n n u a l A r m y Lists and Roya l Calendar payable by the Colonial Agen t General and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two hundred and fifty pounds for prepar ing t h e Electora l Lists and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding one hundred pounds for the compilat ion of Meteorological Tables and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding fifty pounds for erect ing Pounds and allowances to Poundkeepers wi th in t he Settled Dis t r ic ts and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding fifty pounds for t he erect ion of Pounds and allowances to Poundkeepers beyond the Settled Dis t r ic ts and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding one thousand pounds to replace a rms furnished by the Colonial Storekeeper for t h e service of t h e Police and any sum or sums of money not exceeding six h u n d r e d pounds for Fuel for the Publ ic Depa r tmen t s and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two thousand eight h u n d r e d pounds for Remunera t ion to Pi lots and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding th i r ty pounds for Provisions to be left a t Booby I s l and for the relief of shipwrecked persons and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding one hund red pounds to provide a Queen ' s P la t e to be r u n for at H o m e b u s h or such o ther Racecourse in t h e County of Cumber land and under such rules and regula t ions as t he Aus t ra l i an Jockey Club with t h e sanct ion of H i s Excel lency the Governor Genera l shall appoint and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding th ree thousand pounds to be paid to t he promoters of the first l ine of Steamers whe the r Br i t i sh or Fore ign which shall complete a Mon th ly Commu­ nicat ion between New South Wales and Great Br i t a in by any line which shall b r ing t h e course of Pos t out and H o m e wi th in one hundred and fifty days and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding one thousand five hundred pounds to meet unforeseen Expenses in eases of emergency and to be hereafter accounted for.

18. A n d be i t enacted Tha t out of the produce of t h e said taxes dut ies ra tes and imposts the re shall and may be issued and applied any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding two thousand th ree hundred and fifty pounds to defray the charge for Drawbacks and Refund Dut ies in t h e said Colony for t h e year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t icu la r ly expressed t h a t is t o say any sum or sums of money no t exceeding one thousand e ight hundred

five hund red and fifty pounds for Refund Dut ies .	pounds for Drawbacks and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding
19. A n d be i t enacted T h a t out of the produce of t he said taxes duties ra tes and imposts the re shall and may be issued and applied any s u m or sums of money not exceeding six hundred pounds in aid of t he Pub l i c Ins t i tu t ions of t he said Colony for t he year one thou­ sand e ight hund red and fifty-two as hereinafter more par t i cu la r ly expressed t h a t is to say any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding four h u n d r e d pounds in aid of t he Colonial M u s e u m and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding two hund red pounds in aid of the Sydney Mechanics ' School of Ar t s .
20. A n d be i t enacted Tha t out of t he produce of t h e said taxes duties ra tes and imposts t he re shall and may be issued and applied any sum or sums of money not exceeding e ighteen thousand six hun­ dred and ninety- two pounds sixteen shillings and three-pence for defraying the Supplementary charge on the Colonial Treasury of the said Colony for t h e year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one as hereinafter more par t icu la r ly expressed t h a t is to say any sum or sums of money no t exceeding th i r ty-s ix pounds as addit ional remunera­

t ion

t i on to t h e Housekeeper of t h e Legislat ive Council at t he ra te of four pounds per a n n u m for the years from one thousand eight hundred and forty-three to one thousand eight h u n d r e d and fifty-one bo th inclusive and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding e ight hundred and seventy-two pounds fourteen shill ings to defray t h e Supplementa ry charge of t he Pos tmas te r General ' s Es tab l i shment and any sum or sums of money not exceeding n ine hund red and fifty pounds to defray t h e Supp lementa ry charge of t he Government P r i n t i n g Es tab l i shmen t and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hundred and s ixty-nine pounds seven shil l ings and one penny to defray t he Supplementary charge of t h e Medica l Es tab l i shment and

any s u m or sums of money not exceeding one h u n d r e d and ninety-

two pounds th i r t een shil l ings to defray t h e Supplementa ry charge of t he Police Es tab l i shment in t he City of Sydney and any sum or sums of money not exceeding fifty-eight pounds sixteen shill ings and six-pence to defray t he Supp lementa ry charge of t h e R u r a l Police Es tab l i shments wi th in t he Set t led Dis t r ic ts and any sum or sums of money not exceeding sixty-four pounds t en shil l ings and two-pence to defray t he Supplementary charge of t he Nat ive Police Establ ish­ men t and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding sixty-three pounds seventeen shill ings a n d six-pence to defray the Supplementa ry charge of t he Gaol Es t ab l i shmen t a t Br i sbane and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding one hundred and ninety-four pounds two shil l ings to defray the Supplementary charge of t he Pena l Establ ish­ m e n t a t Cockatoo I s l and and any sum or sums of money not exceeding n ine hund red pounds to meet t h e a m o u n t voted as re t i red al lowance to t h e la te Mr . P . Gar l ing Clerk of t h e Peace for t h e years one thousand eight hund red and forty to one thousand eight hundred and forty-two which was wi thheld in consequence of his hav ing failed to a r range the Records of his Office to be paid to t h e Admin i s t ra to r and dis t r ibuted by h i m accordingly and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding two hund red and twenty-one pounds th ree shil l ings and nine- pence to Mrs . W . A. Miles as compensat ion to t he la te Mr . W . A. Miles for t he loss of his Office as Police Magis t r a t e m a k i n g wi th two hundred and seventy-eight pounds s ixteen shill ings and three-pence already paid t h e sum of five hund red pounds being the annua l Salary a t tached to t h e appo in tment which he first held as Chief Commissioner of Police and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding one hundred and twelve pounds th ree shill ings and two-pence to meet t h e deficiency in t h e a m o u n t voted for t he fees of Coroners and Surgeons for the year one

thousand eight hundred and fifty and any s u m or sums of money not
exceeding one hund red and sixty-six pounds sixteen shill ings and four-
pence in aid of t he Singleton Benevolent Society on condition of an equal a m o u n t be ing raised by pr iva te subscript ions in the years one thousand eight hundred and fifty and one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one and any sum or sums of money not exceeding five hundred a n d twenty-five pounds to fit u p and furnish t he Hosp i t a l a t Liverpool as a B ranch of t h e Benevolent A s y l u m and for t h e conveyance of Paupe r s there to and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding eight hund red and n ine ty pounds six shill ings to defray t he Supplementary charge of the Police in the City of Sydney exclusive of t h e Establ ish­ m e n t and any sum o r sums of money not exceeding e ighteen pounds to purchase a Police Boat for t he Sydney H a r b o u r a t n igh t and any sum or sums of money not exceeding fifty pounds as Police Rewards for information against offenders and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding five pounds to compensate t he Dis t r ic t Constable at Orange for t he use of his horse and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding twenty-one pounds twelve shill ings to defray t he cost of a Boat for t h e Police a t Newcast le and any sum or sums of money not

exceeding

exceeding ten pounds to re imburse the Chief Constable a t Windso r for the expense of keeping a Horse on the Publ ic Service and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hundred and t h i r t y pounds to meet t he deficiency in t he a m o u n t voted for Clothing for the Nat ive Police and any sum or sums of money not exceeding sixty- nine pounds sixteen shil l ings and four-pence to defray t he Supple­ men ta ry charge of t h e Penal Es tab l i shment a t Cockatoo I s land exclusive of the Es tab l i shment and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hundred and seventy pounds to mee t the Supp lementa ry charge for Rent of Premises and Offices hired respec­ tively by t h e Colonial Storekeeper and inspec tor Genera l of Police and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding two hundred and fifty pounds sixteen shil l ings to defray t he Supplementary charge for t h e conveyance of Mai l s and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand seven hundred and fifty-six pounds to meet t h e addi t ional expense of p rocur ing from Eng land the Machinery for the Dry Dock and any sum or sums of money not exceeding sixty pounds to meet t he expense of levelling and meta l l ing a por t ion of the Circular Quay and any sum or sums of money not exceeding t h i r t y pounds to meet t he expense of a Chain to replace t he Moor ing at Wol longong and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding n ine teen pounds sixteen shillings as an al lowance to t h e person in charge of t he Sluices a t the Cook's River D a m at two shill ings per diem from the seventeenth day of June to t h e thirty-first day of December one thousand eight hund red and fifty-one and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hund red and ninety-eight pounds fifteen shill ings and six-pence to meet t h e expense of repairs and a l tera t ions to t h e Cook's River Flood- Gates a n d Sluices and any sum or sums of money not exceeding five hund red pounds for t he completion of t he Out-bui ldings at the New Treasury and Aud i t Office and any sum or sums of money not exceed­ ing one hundred pounds to mee t the expense of repairs at t h e Cour t House Dar l i nghur s t and any sum or sums of money not exceeding th ree h u n d r e d and e ighty pounds to defray t he expense of addit ions to t he Watch -house a t Gou lhurn and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hundred pounds to defray t h e expense of enclosing the a i r ing yards of t h e Dar l inghur s t Gaol wi th dwarf walls and iron ra i l ings and of forming addi t ional yards and privies and any sum or sums of money not exceeding fifty-one pounds to defray t he expense of empty ing and cleansing a cesspool at Dar l inghurs t Gaol and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding eighty pounds to

and any sum or sums of money not exceeding twenty pounds for

defray the expense of repairs to t he Police Bui ld ings a t Penr i th

t he erection of temporary stables a t Car ters ' Bar racks and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding thi r ty-s ix pounds to defray t h e expenses of repairs to t he Bui ld ing on the Circular Quay to be appropr ia ted as an Office for t h e Civil Eng ineer in charge of the Dry Dock and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hund red and fifteen pounds to defray the expense of repairs and al terat ions to t he Pro tes tan t Orphan School and any sum or sums of money not exceeding the further sum of six h u n d r e d and forty-five pounds th ree shill ings and six-pence to defray t he expense of casual repairs addit ions and a l tera t ions to Publ ic Buildings and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hundred and fifty pounds to be expended in improving H y d e P a r k under the superintendence of t he Commit tee of Managemen t and any sum or sums of money not exceeding the fur ther sum of four hundred pounds to defray t he cost of Fu rn i tu re for Publ ic Offices and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two hundred and fifty pounds to defray t he expense of repairs to t he approaches to the Ferr ies a t Brisbane and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one hundred and forty-five pounds

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to defray t h e expense of repairs to the Pub l i c R e a d leading from the pr incipal en t rance of t he I n n e r Doma in to Government House and for filling u p quarr ies and for o ther improvements and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding t h i r t y pounds to defray t he expense of p repa r ing an I n d e x to t he New South Wales Government Gazette and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding fifty pounds to defray the expense of Pub l ic Genera l Acts Pa r l i amen ta ry Papers A n n u a l A r m y Lis ts and Roya l Calendar payable by the Colonial A g e n t Genera l and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding one h u n d r e d and eighty-nine pounds as r emunera t ion to t h e Town Clerk of Sydney for his services in p repa r ing the Elec tora l Lis t s from t h e year one t housand eight h u n d r e d and forty-four to t he year one thousand eight hundred and fifty and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding four h u n d r e d and forty pounds six shill ings and three-pence to defray t he costs in t h e case of M a r t i n versus Nicholson and Christ ie and any sum or sums of money no t exceeding th ree hund red and n ine ty-one pounds sixteen shil l ings and three-pence as r emunera t ion to Pi lots to meet t h e deficiency in t he vote for t he year one thousand eight h u n d r e d and fifty and any sum or sums of money not exceeding two thousand four h u n d r e d pounds to meet the deficiency in t he amoun t voted for t ak ing t h e Census and any sum or sums of money not exceeding one thousand pounds to meet t he expense of p repa r ing t h e Electoral Lis t s a n d of t h e Elec t ion of Members to serve in t h e Legislat ive Council a n d any sum or sums of money no t exceeding fifty pounds to mee t t he claim of M r . J a m e s Busby formerly H e r Majesty 's Resident a t New Zealand to t h e a m o u n t collected by h im in t h e I n t e s t a t e Es t a t e of t h e l a te Benjamin Sull ivan for t he use of Sul l ivan 's Son now in N e w Zealand being a defalcation of t he la te Reg i s t r a r of t h e Supreme Cour t for which th i s Government is responsible and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding three hundred and sixty-six pounds one shi l l ing and four-pence in re -payment to J o h n Thacker Esqu i r e of the a m o u n t deposited in t he Colonial Treasury by t h e Trus tees of t h e Savings B a n k on the behalf of t h e In t e s t a t e E s t a t e of t h e late Pa t r i ck M c L a u g h l i n

be ing p a r t of t h e a m o u n t paid over unde r t he Ac t of Council th i r teen

Victor ia n u m b e r forty-four to meet t h e defalcation of the la te Regis t ra r of t he Supreme Court and any s u m or sums of money not exceeding two thousand pounds for outf i t t ing an Exped i t ion to proceed in search of Dr . L u d w i g Leichhard t and Exp lo r ing P a r t y unde r his command who left t h e Set t led Dis t r ic ts of N e w South Wales in the year one thousand eight hund red and forty-eight for t he purpose of finding and p u r s u i n g

a n Over land R o u t e to Wes t e rn Aus t ra l i a and any sum or sums of

money not exceeding seventy pounds to defray t he expense of b ind ing and le t te r ing one Set of t h e Genera l R e v e n u e Accounts of t he Colony and any s u m or sums of money no t exceeding th i r ty pounds as r emunera t ion to the non-official Members of t h e Steam Naviga t ion and Pi lot Boards and any sum or sums of money not exceeding four hund red and ninety-s ix pounds th ree shil l ings and seven-pence to mee t deficiency in t h e a m o u n t voted for Drawbacks and Refund

Dut ies for t he year one thousand e ight hund red and fifty.

21. A n d be i t enacted Tha t t he Treasurer of t h e said Colony

shal l issue and pay t h e said several sums to such persons for the purposes hereinbefore ment ioned upon such days and in such propor­ t ions as t h e Governor for t he t ime being by any w a r r a n t or order in wr i t i ng to be signed by h i m shall from t ime to t ime order and direct and t h a t t he paymen t s so to be made shall be charged upon and payable ou t of t h e Revenues of the said Colony.

22. A n d be i t enacted That the said Treasurer shall in his
Accounts from t ime to t ime bo allowed credit for any sum or sums of

money paid by h im in pur suance of such war ran t or order in wr i t ing

as

as aforesaid and t h a t t h e receipt or receipts of t he respective persons to whom the same shall be so paid shall be a full and valid discharge to t he said Treasurer in pass ing his said Accounts for any such sum or sums as shall be there in ment ioned and t h a t h e shall and do receive credit for t he same accordingly.