Appropriation (1862) [25 Vict. No. 17] (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ANNO VICESIMO QUINTO

VICTORDE REGINS

No. XVII.

AN ORDINANCE to appropriate and apply the Sum of Sixty Seven Thousand Eight Hundred and Three Pounds out of the general Revenue of the Colony for the Service of the Year 1863.

HEREAS the Governor and Legislative Council have

public Revenue the several Sums hereinafter mentioned for theW authorised to be issued and applied out of the general Service of the Year 1863; Be it therefore enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Western Australia and its Depen- dencies by and with the Advice and Consent of the Legislative Council aforesaid, and by the Authority of the same

THAT out of the general public Revenue not otherwise by Appropriation of Revenue

Law specially appropriated there shall or may be issued and for 1863.

applied for the Service of the Year 1863, any Sum or Sums not

exceeding the Sum of Sixty Seven Thousand Eight Hundred and

Three Pounds for defraying the Charge of the Colonial Government.

for the Year ending the 31st Day of December, 1863, the said

Amount being appropriated as follows, viz.:

25th Viet., No. 17.

FOR SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES.

His Excellency the Governor..	•	Two Thousand One Hundred and Fifty Five Pounds,Sixteen Shillings and Eight Pence:
Colonial_ Secretary	Two Thousand Five Hundred and

Seventy Pounds:

Clerk of Councils	Two Hunched and Twenty Pounds:
Treasurer	Seven Hunched and Seventy Pounds :

AuditorGeneral... ...	. Six Hunched Pounds :
Registrar of Deeds .........	• Fifty Pounds :
Registrar General of Births, Esc	. Fifty Pounds:

Surveyor General Four Thousand One Hundred and

Ten Pounds, and Ten Pence:

Office of Works ...... ..... . Six Hundred and Eight Pounds, Three Shillings, and Four Pence:

Customs One Thousand Eight Hundred and

Fifty Pounds:

PostOffice . One Thousand Three Hundred and

Eighty Five Pounds :

Harbour Master One Thousand Four Hunched and

Twenty Five Pounds:

Judicial Establishment Five Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety Two Pounds, Six Shillings, and Eight Pence:

Ecclesiastical Establishment .. • Two Thousand Five Hundred and

Three Pounds :

Medical Establishment	One Thousand Six• Hundred and Twenty Five Pounds, Three Shill- ings, and Four Pence :
Police	Nine Thousand One Hundred and

Sixty Pounds, Ten Shillings:

Gaols One Hundred and ThirtyFive Pounds:

Rottnest Penal Establishment • Six Hundred and Fifteen Pounds:

Aborigines Seven Mulched and Fifty Eight Pounds, Sixteen Shillings, and Eight Pence:

PoorHouse ..................... • One Hundred and Ninety Eight

Pounds:

Education Two Thousand Five Hunched and Seventy Eight Pounds, Four Shill- ings:

FOR SERVICES EXCLUSIVE OF ESTABLISHMENTS.

Retiring Allowances	Three Hundred Pounds :
Revenue Services	Two Hundred Pounds:

25th Viet., No. 17.

Administration of Justice One Thousand One Hundred and

Seventy Pounds :

.Ecclesiastical Services . ..... . Sixty Pounds:

Charitable Allowances OneThousand FourHundredPounds:

Hospitals....... ........ • Nine Hundred and Fifty Pounds:

Police Three Thousand Eight Hundred

Pounds:

Gaols One Thousand Eight Hundred

Pounds:

Rottnest Penal Establishment . Eight Hundred and Fifty Pounds:

Rent Four Hundred and Fifty Six Pounds

Ten Shillings •

Transport . Six Hundred Pounds :

Conveyance of Mails Three Thousand Five Hundred and

Thirty Pounds:

Works and Buildings.... .... . . . Four Thousand Three Hundred and

Fifty Pounds:

Roads and Bridges....: ........ • Five Thousand Eight Hundred and Eight Pounds, Eight Shillings, and Sixpence:

Miscellaneous Services One Thousand Four Hundred and

Twenty Five Pounds:

Immigration	Five Hundred Pounds:
Aborigines	Eight Hundred and Thirty Eight

Pounds :

Harbour Master	Four Hundred Pounds:
Payment of Interest on Deben-

tures One Hundred and Five Pounds.

II. THAT the Colonial Treasurer shall issue and pay such Sum

Colonial Treasurer to

issue on the Governor's

or Sums of Money for the Purposes aforesaid, not exceeding in the	Warrant.
Whole the Sums respectively in that Behalf hereinbefore specified, as the Governor shall froth Time to Time by Warrant under his Hand direct.

S. S. HAMPTON,

GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.

Passed the Legislative Council

this 9th Day of June, 1862.

HENRY WAKEFORD,

Clerk of the Council.

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