Appropriation (1868) [32 Vict. No. 15] (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

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AN ORDINANCE to appropriate the sum of Ninety Six

Thousand Two Hundred and. Seventy Six Pounds out of the General Revenue of the Colony, for the Service of the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine.

[ 11th August, 1868.

HEREAS the Governor and Legislative Council have Preamble.

authorised to be issued and applied out of the General Public Revenue, the several sums hereinafter mentioned, for the service of the year One thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine; Be it therefore enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Western Australia and its Dependencies, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

specially appropriated, there shall or may be issued and applied for Revenue for ism 1 OUT of the General Public Revenue, not otherwise by Law Appropriation of the

the service of the year One thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, any sum or sums not exceeding the sum of Ninety Six Thousand

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Two Hundred and Seventy Six Pounds for defraying the charge of the Colonial Government for the year ending the Thirty-first day of December, One thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, the said amount being appropriated as follows, namely

FOR SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES.

His Excellency The Governor Two Thousand Nine Hundred and

Eighty Two Pounds, One Shilling,

and Eight Pence.

Colonial S ecretai y Three Thousand and Eight Pounds.

C ler k of C ouncil s Two Hundred Pounds.

Treasurer ... Nine Hundred and Eighty Pounds.

Aditor- General ...u . .Seven Hundred and Seventy Pounds. Surveyor- General Six Thousand Four Hundred and

Sixty Six Pounds, Nine Shillings,

and Four Pence.

Office of Works ... Eight Hundred and Ninety One

Pounds, Eighteen Shillings, and

Four Pence.

Customs ... One Thousand Eight Hundred and

Ninety Five Pounds.

Post Office ... Two Thousand Two Hundred and

Fifty Six Pounds, Ten Shillings.

Harbor Master One Thousand Six Hundred and

Seventy Five Pounds.

Judicial Establishment Eight Thousand and Fifty One

Pounds, One Shilling, and Eight

Pence.

Ecclesiastical Two Thousand Six Hundred and

Forty Two Pounds.

Medical Establishment One Thousand Nine Hundred and

Fifty Six Pounds, Three Shillings,

and Four Pence.

Police Twelve Thousand Three Hundred

and Forty Four Pounds.

Gaols ... ... One Hundred and Forty Pounds.

Rottnest Penal Establishment Five Hundred and Fifty Five Pounds.

Aborigines ............

Four Hundred and Forty One Pounds

Eighteen Shillings and Four Pence.

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Poor House ... Two Hundred and Thirty Two

Pounds.

Education ... Three Thousand Six Hundred and

Forty Four Pounds.

Inspectors of Sheep One Thousand Three Hundred and

One Pounds, Ten Shillings.

FOR SERVICES, EXCLUSIVE OF ESTABLISHMENTS.

Retiring Allowances ...	Five Hundred Pounds.
Revenue Serrices	Two Hundred Pounds.
Administration of Justice	One Thousand Four Hundred and

Forty Five Pounds.

Ecclesiastical ••• Sixty Pounds.

Charitable Allowances ... Two Thousand Three Hundred

Pounds.

Hospitals One Thousand Two Hundred and

Thirty Five Pounds.

Police ... Six Thousand One Hundred and

Eighty Pounds.

Three Thousand Pounds.

Rottnest Penal Establishment Eight Hundred and Fifty Pounds.

Rent... •.• Seven Hundred and Fifty Eight

Pounds.

Transport One Thousand Two Hundred and

Fifty Pounds.

Conveyance of Mails Four Thousand and Seventy Five

Pounds.

Works and Buildings ...	Six Thousand Seven Hundred Pounds.
Roads, Bridges, and Explora-

tion of New Country Eleven Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty Seven Pounds, Seven Shil- lings, and Four Pence.

Miscellaneous Services	One Thousand Two Hundred Pounds.
Immigration ...	Five Hundred Pounds.
Aborigines ...	Nine Hundred and Thirty Eight

Pounds.

_Harbor Master	Five Hundred and Fifteen Pounds.
Payment of Interest	Five Hundred Pounds.

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Treasurer to pay on

Governor's Warrant. 2 THE Colonial Treasurer shall issue and pay such sum or

sums of money for the purposes aforesaid, not exceeding in the whole the sums respectively in that behalf hereinbefore. specified, as The Governor shall from time to time by Warrant, under his hand, direct.

J. S. HAMPTON,

GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.

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Passed the LPgislative Council,

this 11th day of August, 1868.

G. E. HAMPTON,

Clerk of the Council.

Printed by Authority of Government, Western Australia.