Appropriation (1897) [61 Vict. No. 6] (WA)

ealezterst Amanita.

ANNO SEXAGESIMO PRIMO

******************************#**4V****M**********4: VICTORLE REGINA:.

No. VI.

AN ACT to confirm certain Expenditure for

the year ending 30th June, One thousand

eight hundred and ninety-six.

[Assented to, nth December, ihS'97.]

HEREAS it is necessary that Legislative authority be obtained for certain expenditure incurred for the services of the year Pr tae. eam

1895-6 not included in any Appropriation Act for the year : Re it

therefore enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legis- lative Assembly of Western Australia, in this present Parliament

assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:

three thousand three hundred and seventy-eight pounds nineixcesses on Tttes of The expenditure of the sum of Four hundred and ninety-

ee eouri e i

shillings and fourpence set forth in the Schedule A to this Act, shall R ] ven

for

be and the same is hereby confirmed and allowed, and is hereby the year ispr,-6

declared to be a charge against the Consolidated Revenue Fund of

the Colony.

p /mitld or

The expenditure of the sum of Eighty-four thousand eight

hundred and sixty-six pounds one shilling and tenpence set forth in the e sLsoeas non votes Accounts

the Schedule B to this Act, shall be and the same is hereby confirmed for the year 1895-0.

and allowed, and is hereby declared to be a charge against the Loan

Accounts of the Colony.

In the name and on behalf of the Queen I hereby assent

to this Act.

GERARD SMITH, Governor.

61" VICTORI2E, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th Joie, 1896.

SCHEDULE A.

His Excellency the Governor. s. d. £ s. d.

CONTINGENCIES--S59 16s. 4d.

12 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery 59 16 4

59 16 4

Executive Council.

CONTINGENCIES-.218 17s. 6d.

4 Incidental Expenses 18 17 6

18 17      6

Legislative Council.

CONTINGENCIES-S79 3s. 8d.

10 Parliamentary Reports, both Houses 79 3 8

79 3 S

Legislative Assembly. •

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£.100 14s. 2d.

10 Additional Reporting (including Select Committee Reports) 100 14 2 •

100 14 2

Office of Colonial Secretary.

SALARIES, FIXED-.€5.

Junior Clerk 5 0 0

1

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S315 11S. 6d.

Electoral Registrars 315 11 6

320 11 6

Audit.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY--S128 15s. 4d.

12 Temporary Clerical Assistance 128 1:5 4

CONTINGENCIES-£S4 7s. 11d.

13	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	81 17	0
15	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ....	2 10 11

213 3 3

Medical.

SALARIES, FIXED--£2,434 5s.

24 Resident Medical Officer and Quarantinc Officer, Broome 46 17 1

29 Do. do. Coolgardie 20 16 8

Do. do. do. East 104 3 4

Carried forward 171 17 1 1 792 6 5

61° VICTORLE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d. S s. d.

Brought forward .... 171 17 1 F 792 6 5

Med i cal—continued.

SALARIES FIXED—continued.

Matron, Cue .... 44 17 1

Nurse do. .... 33 13

[ Do. do. .... 21 3

Cook and Orderly, Cue	38	3
Laundress, Cue	39	1

Orderly do. 4 1 7 1

Matron, Fremantle 2 10

Nurse	do.	....	3	0
Do.	do.	....	3	0

Probation Nurse, Fremantle 18 15

Laundrymaid	do.	21	0
Housemaid	do.	9	0
Nurse	do.	3	5
Orderly	do.	9	0

Nurse, Geraldton	....	29	3
Housemaid, Geraldton	....	2	15
Resident Medical Officer, Karridale	38	4

72 Orderly, West Kimberley . 15 0

81            Do.

Pilbarra Salaries—Coolgardie Hospital 7 10

.... 1511 17

Do. Kalgoorlie Hospital .... 282 15

Do. Southern Cross Hospital 83 15

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TameovAnv-51,038 6s. 5d.

102 Quarantine Attendant, Albany 15 0 0

113 Warder, Lunatic Asylum 8 12 0

114 Do. 3 Warders, Lunatic Asylum do. 9 16 0

116 Temporary Labou • 662 15 1

233 6 8

Nurse.... ......... .... 45 16 8

Acting Resident Medical Officer, Murchison .... 63 0 0

ALLOWANCES—,.€96 18s. 10d.

Allowance in lieu of Quarters to Warder Nugent .... 16 13 4

Forage, Resident Medical Officer, Cue.... .... .... 37 10 0

Allowance in lien of Quarters, Resident Medical Officer,

Broome.... Allowance in lieu of Quarters, Resident Medical Officer, .... ....--•.... .... F 21 7 5

........ .... .... 17 4 9

Wyndham....

Allowance in lieu of Quarters, Resident Medical. Officer,

Hall's Creek .... .... 4 3 4

CONT/NGENCIES—S21,879 15s. 11d.

124 Provisions, Washing for Patients, &c., in Hospitals i 6196 17 8

126 Bedding and Clothing .... .... .... 1001 14 5

127 Medicine and Surgical Instruments for Hospitals 1171 6 1

128 Hospital Furniture.... .... .... 1370 16 0

132 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)) .... .... 1718 11 7

133 Fuel and Light .... .... .... .... 164 2 4

134 Postage and Telephone Rent .... 31 5 6

Carried forward 15224 3 10 792 5

.... 6

61° VICTOKUE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th fume, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 15224 3 10 792 6 5

Medical—continued.

CONTINGENCIES—continued.

135	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ....	6 4
Grant to Mrs. Crother's Hospital, Cue	50 0

Perth Hospital .... •••• 3602 9

Bulong Hospital Subsidy.... 124 1

Kanowna do. .... 750 0

Norseman Hospital, Grant-in-Aid .... 200 0

Mt. Magnet Hospital Subsidy .... 150 0

Day Dawn Hospital Accommodation .... 200 0

Yalgoo Hospital Grant .... .... .... 150 0

Subiaco Hospital, Maintenance for Patients 829 7 1

Kalgoorlie Hospital	....	....	....	1208 2
Menzies Hospital Subsidy	....	....	500 0

Bulong Hospital, Grant-in-Aid .... .... 50 0

Bulong Hospital, Medicines and Instruments .... .... 50 0

Grant to Sick and Accident Relief Committee for erection Hospital,

Niagara, .... .... .... .... .... .... 200 0

Niagara Hospital, Purchase of Tents.... .... ... 50 0

Grant to Kanowna Miners' Sick and Accident Association, towards

Hospital Buildings .... Bulong Hospital, Tents and Flooring....	....	....	....	....	175 0
....	....	50 0

Bardoc Hospital, Committee Tents, Freight, &e. .... .... 90 18

Kurawa (Broad Arrow) Grant-in-Aid towards Hospital Accom-

modation.... .... .... .... .... 350 0

Lawler's Hospital Grant .... .... .... .... 500 0

Norseman Hospital Subsidy, £ for --£ .... 517 3 1

Norseman Hospital Tents, Freight and Bedding 64 14

Fencing Kalgoorlie Hospital ........ 200 0

Drugs and Instruments, Knrnalpi Hospital .... 60 0

Bardoc Hospital, Subsidy, £ for £ .... 97 0

25449 6 2

Police.

SALARIES, Finn-5910 3s. ld.

Sub-Inspector .... ...• 146 13 4

Do. do. 18 6 8

2 Sergeants	....	30	0	0
2 Corporals	38 13	6

9 First Class Constables 205 17 6

20 Second do. do. 375 7 6

4 Probation Constables	39 10	0
Camel Caretaker	21 13	7

Do. do. 14 4 6

Water Police Constable 19 16 6

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S388 ls. 3d.

274 Special Constables and Native Trackers .... 388 1 3 t

Carried forward .... 1298 4 4 26241 12

61° VICTORLE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. ffi

Brought forward .... 1298 4 4 26241 12 7

Police—continued.

ALLowANcEs—.21,819 75. 9d.

275 Lodging Allowance in lieu of Quarters .... 1104 17 6

276 Ration sideration of high price of provisions do. special to Police in certain Districts, m con-

.... 3

.... 714 10

CoNrixonNoins—S3,273 11 s. 9d.

277 Arms and Ammunition .... .... .... 49 17 2

278 Clothing.... .... .... 39 ti

.... 1 9

299 Remounts Special Constables) .... .... .... ....480 12 9 .... ....

280    Travelling Expenses and Transport (including travelling of

.... 337 4 5

282 Shoeing and Saddlery .... 131 13 9

283 Forage .... 7

.... 1648 1

287 Incidental Expenses .... 229 14 10

6391     3 10

Gaols.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-1462 19s. 101

61	Temporary Warden, Roebourne	5 0 0
64	Bailiff's Officer ....	3 1 0

65 Warders occasionally employed .... 373 10 8

Assistant Record Keeper and Storekeeper	41	8	2
Warder, Fremantle	40	0	0

ALLOWANCES—S17 ls. 8d.

Special Allowance to Warder, Roebourne 8 15 0

Do. do. Fremantle 8 6 8

CONTINGENCIES—£4l1 12s. 8c1.

89 Bedding and Clothing .... 411 12 8

891 14 2

Rottnest Establishment.

Native Prison.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—SS 19s.

Warder 8 19 0

CONTINGENCIES—X14 lb. 8d.

11	Tools, Cart, and Harness ....	9 17	2
15	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ....	4 14	6

Reformatory.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£6418s 2d.

Warder 64 18 2

Carried forward 88 8 10 33524 10 7

61" VICTORIA No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

, s d. s. d.

Brought forward .... 88 8 10 33524 10 7

Rottnest Establishment—continued.

CONTINGENCIES— £62 16s. 11d.

22 Provisions and other necessaries .... 62 16 11

151 5 9

Printing.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£2,490 9s. 7d.

48 Extra Labour 2490 9 7

2490 9 7

Inspection of Stock.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£240 9s. 8d.

Assistant Inspector, Coolgardie 121 12 3

Do. do. Esperance 108 17 5

Do. do. Toodyay 10 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—.4513 9s. 2d.

•••• 512 2 10

26      Incidental Expenses

27 Postage 1 6 4

753 18 10

Observatory.

as SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY— £42 65. Pd.

Meteorological Computer 42 6 9

CONTINGENCIES—.41 17s. 6d.

Incidental Expenses 1 17 6

44 4 3

Registry.

SALARIES, FIXED—SSG 1s. 10d.

Clerk .... •••• 56 1 10

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£6105.

Clerk.... .... .••• 4 10 0

Observer, Kalgoorlie .... 2 0 0

CONTINGENCIES —5404 19s. 10d.

82 i Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) .... 323 13 4

85 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery .... .... 81 6 6

467 11 8

Charitable Institutions.

SALARIES, FIXED—.417 14s. 10d.

2 Nurses, Mt. Eliza 17 14 10

Carried forward	....	17 14 10	37432	0 8
_ _ _

61" VICTORIA] No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 17 14 10 37432 0 8

Charitable In st utions—cont. teed.

CONTINGENCIES—S4 4s.

15 Postage and Telephone Rent 4 4 0

Industrial School.

CONTINGENCIES—.€35 11 1

2 Provision for Inmates, Furnishing, Clo 1 Incidental

Expenses .... 35 11

57 10      2

Government Gardens.

SALARIES, FIXED-8 6s. 8d.

Caretaker, Government Domain .... 8 6 8

SALARIES, PROUSIONAL AND TEMPORARY—,t455 13s,

2-3 Wages of Labourers o 14 6

Do. do. Government Domain .... 454 18 6

CONTINGENCIES—S444 8s. Ild.

5 Incidental Expenses 444 8 11

908 8 7

Defences.

SALARIES, FixEn—„,€63 13s. 2d.

1 Commandant .... 63 13 2

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND Tomroibutv--.10 13s. 2d.

9 I Extra, Labour .... 10 13 2

AbbowAlcoos—t3 15s.

Lodging, Commandant .... .... 43 15 0

CoNTINGENciEs—S1,480 9s. 6d.

13 Maintenance of Garrison at Albany, Contribution towards .... 137 5 it

14 Do. do. Thursday Island, Contribution towards 25 2 7

17 Band Allowance .,.. 15 0 0

21 Small Arms and Maintenance 14 5 1

25 Transport .... ........ ... ..., 73 9 u

27     Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses of Com-

mandant and Volunteers) ..,. .. 181 18 0

28 Rifle Ranges (Construction and Repairs) 650 0 0

29 Targets ........ 259 13 10

30 Tents and Camp Equipments ....

.... 75 0 0

32 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery .... .... .... 3 15 2

Compensation to Perth Infantry Volunteers for Band Instil-

inents transferred to Headquarters Band .... 45 0 0

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1598 10 10

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Carried forward . 89996 10 3

or VICTORLE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th thine, 1896.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 39996 10 3

Admiralty Surveys.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—A:1,165 Os. 8d.

Commander	274	0	0
Cleric and Assistant	145 16	8

Clerk ....	28 0 0'
Draftsman	48 12 0
Boatman	36 0 0
Boatmen	432 12 0
Tide Watchers ....	68 0 0
Field Assistant ....	84 0 0i
Do. Marksman	48 0 0

AtLoweNcEs—S648 12s. 4d.

Surveying Allowance, Commander's 246 0 0

Lodging do. do. 184 10 0

Lamp do. Clerk and Assistant 29 3 4

Ration do. Boatmen ..„ 188 19 0

CONTINGENCIES—S579 OS. 10d.

Incidental Expenses (including Travelling)	568	7	8
Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ....	10 13	2

Colonial Survey Steamer.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S267 11S, 6d.

Chief Engineer and Constructive Draftsman.... 41 9 8

Sailing Master .... 18 0 0

Chief Officer .... 30 0 0

Wages of Crew, Stokers 178 1 10

CONTINGENCIES—.88,183 19s. 10d.

Victualling Officers and Crew	72 0 0
Coal....	205 17 5
Ship and Engine Room Stores	398 10 11
Incidental Expenses	7 11 6

Purchase of and fitting out Survey Vessel 7500 0 0

10844 5 2

Treasury.

SALARIES, FIXED—S182 18s. 6d.

Cashier, Kalgoorlie 143 13 7

Do. Kanowna	20 8 7
Do. Menzies	18 16 4

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY---.01 7s. 8d.

25	Temporary Clerical Assistance	60 10	6
Junior Messenger	10 17 2

Carried forward .... 254 6 2 50840 15 5

61° VICTORLE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 254 6 2 50840 15 5

Treasury—contiwted.

CONTINGENCIES-S .1,251 7S. 5d.

27 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) .... 265 10 7

29 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery 985 16 10

1505 13 7

London Agency.

CONTINGENCIES-d.2311 5s.

4	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	110	7	3
5	Rent of Offices (including Cleaning, Fuel, and Light)....	25 15	3
6	Postage	18 18	9
7	Telegrams and Stationery	136	3	9

Telephone Rent.... 20 0 0

311 5 0

Customs.

SALARIES, FIXED-S208 19s. 9d.

15 Messenger and Clerk 1 10 7

30 Clerk.... .... 6 13 4

Delivery Clerk .... 6 3 0

T.131

44 Tidewaite • .... .... 2 18 0

71 Landing Waiter, Cossack.... .... 77 11 4

Clerk, Esperanee .... .... 32 10 6

81 Assistant Landing Waiter, Geraldton 0 3 0

Landing Waiter, Perth .... .... 81 10 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEmronny—£4,897 13s. 2d.

93 Tidewaiters and Landing Waiters, &c., occasionally employed 4449 15 8

94 Wages, Albany Jetty .... .... .... .... 447 17 6

ALLOWANCES--X33 Gs. 8d.

Lodging Allowance, Landing Waiter, Cossack 33 6 8

CONTINGENCIES—£705 19s. 7d.

97	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	549	18	0
100	Postage and Telephone Rent	137	8	3

Rent, Albany Bond 18 13 4

Explosives Branch.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S204 12s. 3d.

Watchman, Powder Magazine .... .... 58 6 8

Do. do. 58 6 8

Do. Assistant Inspector	do.	58	6	8
29 12	3

CONTINGENCIES.

106	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)....	353	7	10
108	Hire of " Laughing Wave"	172	7	2

Scales, Weights, and Measures, Ste. 40 17 2

6617 3 7

Carried forward .... 59274 17 7

61° VICTORI X, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 59274 17 7

Harbour and Light.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—x'195 4s. '10d.

58 Reserve Light Keepers and Extra Labour .... 51 4 10

Signalmen, Albany .... .... .... 144 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—X1,236 19s. ld.

69 Beacons and Buoys.... .... .... 1040 6 11

73 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 129 19 9

76 Stationery (including Charts, Books) .... 66 12 5

— 1432 3 11

Government Stores.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—.€199 lls. 2d.

16 Labourers occasionally employed 199 11 2

CoNTINGExcms—i8198 17s. ld.

19	Transport, Government Stores	99	1	7
20	Postage and Telephone Rent	99 15	6

398 8 3

Literary, Scientific, and Agricultural Grants.

4 Perth Museum .... 1501 3 4

1501 3 4

Bureau of Agriculture.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X3 8s. 4d.

3	Clerk	2 0 0
4	Typist	1 5 0
5	Messenger	0 3 4

3 8 4

Pensions.

22	Cecil Rogers, R.M. Officer, Albany	11	13	4
G. J. Bell, Warder, Lunatic Asylum	24	7	11

J. Craig, do. Fremantle Prison 15 17 3

M. Park,	do.	do.	do.	24	13	5
J. Lytton,	do.	do.	do.	12	12	3

A. R. Waylen, Colonial Surgeon .... .... 256 17 6

T. Finnigan, Office Keeper, Government House 26 7 2

A. P. Curtis, Clerk, G.P.O.	....	104	6	1
G. H. Sweeting, Colonial Chaplain	83	14	0

D. G. Watkins,	do.	97	10	0
W. W. Johnson,	do.	58	2	6

Carried forward ... 716 1 5 62610 1 5

61° VICTORI1E, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th Mine, 1890.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 716 1 5 62610 1 5

Pensions—continued.

Mrs. B. Spading, Assistant Teacher, Guildford Girls' School	23 10	4
Jas. Clough, Locomotive Foreman ....	34 15	6

W. Gilbertson, Orderly, Mt. Eliza Depot	4	7	6
J. Bowra, Keeper of Clocks	3	6	8
Mrs. A. G. Price, Teacher, Fremantle Infant School	16	2	8

798 4 1

Refunds..

1 Refunds 1421 13 9

1421 13      9

Miscellaneous Services.

I Queen's Plate, Perth and Roebourue 100 0 0

2 Destruction of Wild Dogs ... .... 94 15 0

5 Incidental Expenses .... .... .... 4396 1 2

S Subsidies to Municipalities at the rate of £ for £ raised by

general rates .... .... .... 6313 19 6

10 Expenses connected with W.A. Court in Imperial Institute 56 2 9

13 Eradication of Stinkwort .... .... .... 196 14 4

Gratuity to V. Birch, Landing Waiter, Cossack .... .... 150 0 0

Do. to three Constables for Loss sustained by them through

the burning of the Camp by Natives .... .... .... 75 0 0

Gratuity to J. Callaghan, Mt. Eliza .... .... .... 56 5 0

Purchase of Steam Fire Engines for Perth and Fremantle Fire

Brigades.... .... .... .... .... 1000 0 0

Grant to Coolgardie Fire Brigade .... .... .... 500 0 0

Grant to Kalgoorlie do. .... 500 0 0

Sanitation Grant, Coolgardie Municipality .... 800 0 0

Do. do. Kalgoorlie do. .... 3097 10 9

Do.	do. Southern Cross Municipality	250 0 0
Do.	do. Nannine Progress Committee	100 0 0

Do. do. Broad Arrow Progress Committee 200 0 0

Do. do. Esperance Municipality .... 500 0 0

Do.	do.	Niagara	do.	250	0	0
Do.	do.	Bardoc	do.	200	0	0

Grant to Lake Darla Sick Fund .... 300 0 0

Do. Fencing Cemetery, Menzies 200 0 0

Do. do. do. Kalgoorlie .... 300 0 0

Passage to London of J. C. H. James to supervise reprinting of

Local Statutes .... .... .... .... .... 105 0 0

i Reprinting Statutes, half salary, Coin tnissioner of Titles 58 6 S

Clerk .... .... 57 1 11

Gratuities to Officers, Fremantle Prison, extinguishing Fire, Goods

Shed.... .... .... .... .... .... 6 0 0

Sanitation Grant, Bulong .... .... .... 250 0 0

i Do. Cuddingwarra .... 100 0 0

Carried forward ... 20212 17 1 64829 1.9 3

61° VICTORIIE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d. s.

Brought forward .... 20212 17 1 64829 19 3

Miscellaneous Services—continued.

Sanitation Grant, Cue Municipality 500

Do.	Goongarrie	....	....	300
Do.	Mt. Magnet	....	....	250

Do. Grant in Aid, Fencing Mt. Magnet Cemetery	Yalgoo Local Board of Health	300
100

Do. Purchase of Site, Freemasons' Hall, Howick Street	improving Menzies Town Hall Site	2000
9000

Grant in Aid, Fencing Yalgoo Cemetery .... 250

Sanitation Grant, Kanowna, .... 1000

Do. Gratuity to Mrs. Park Kurnalpi .... 500

.... 56 1

Purchase of Point Chidley	....	....	....	1000
Sanitation Grant, Black Flag	....	....	....	200

Loss of Savings Bank's Moneys through burglary at Kanowna 120

Sanitation Grant, Norseman .... .... 1000

•-•

Compassionate allowance to Mrs. Downes, widow late C. Downes 30

Sanitation, Subiaco .... .... .... 100

Do. Plympton .... .... .... 75

Purchase of Bunbury Town Lot 198/9 .... 600

Do. Perth do. Lots 11 and 12.... 4000

Do. do. do. Lot 11 ..1 .... 9000

Williams, Locality D. .... .... .... 713 1

Gratuity in lieu of Pension to W. Henderson	105
Grant towards Fire Brigade, Menzies	500
Purchase Recreation Ground, Dongara	300

Do. Post Office Site, Newcastle .... .... .... 400

Do. St. George's Hall .... .... .... .... 7500

Gratuity to J. Collins, on abolition of office as Caretaker, Govern-

ment Domain .... .... .... .... .... 50

60163 9 2

Crown Law Officers.

CONTINGENCIES—S2 6s. 4d.

11 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery.... 2 6 4

2 6 4

Supreme Court.

SALARIES, FIXED—S57 Os. 7d.

Cleric .... 42 15 7

6 5 0

••••

Usher.... 8 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—SO 15s. 2d.

60 Extra Clerical Assistance.... 6 15 2

ALLowervons—.218 15s.

Caretaker, No. 2 Court, Lodging .... 18 15 0

Carried forward .... 82 10 9 124995 14 9

61° ITICTORIIE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d.

Brought forward 82 10 9 124995 14 9

Supreme Court—continued. CONTINGENCIES—£133 3s. Sd.

20	Circuit Prosecutions	50 14	5
22	Postage and Telephone Rent	8 6 7

23 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery.... 74 2 8

215 14 5

Official Receiver in Bankruptcy and Curator of

Intestate Estates.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY, £39 10s.

Extra Clerical Assistance.... 39 10 0

39 10 0

Stipendiary Magistracy.

SALARIES, FIXED--£867 5s. Sd.

Esperance	120 0 0
Murchison and Gaseoyne, Itinerant Police Magistrate	87 10 0
Coroner, Perth, Fremantle and Swan	50 0 0
Swan....	88 3 5
Clerk to Court, Cue	66 13 4

Do.	do.	Esperance	108 0 0
Do.	do.	Dundas	95 16 8
Do.	do.	Mullewa	73 6 8
Do.	do.	Mt. Magnet	37 10 0
Do.	do.	Menzies ....	37 10 0

Assistant Cleric to Court, Perth	43	6	8
Clerk to Court, Kanowna	34	8 11

Do. do. Lake DarlOt. 8 6 8

Do.	do.	Day Dawn	8 6 8
Do.	do.	Nannine	8 6 8

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X103 11S. 7d.

52	Caretakers of Court Houses	17	5	0
Clerk to Magistrate and Local Court, Geraldton	46 15	6
Acting Clerk to Magistrates' Court, Albany....	10 16	0

Do. do. do. Coolgardie 18 0 0

Do. do. do. Broome.... 10 15 1

ALLOWANCES-.€82 Os. 101

Forage, Resident Magistrate, Esperance 30 0 0

Do. do. Swan 22 0 10

Lodging, do. Esperance 30 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-.2747 17s. 3d.

76 Court Houses .... .... .... 99 16 5

77 Inquests.... ........ 303 3 3

79 Travelling Expenses of Magistrates 202 5 11

80 Postage and Telephone Rent .... 71 19 3

81 Stationery .... .... 70 12 5

1800 15 4

Carried forward .... 127051 14 6

61" VICTORI1E No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 127051 14 6

Land Titles.

SALARIES, Finn—S142 3s 6d.

5 Clerk and Draftsman 14 14 7

Do. 52 1 1

8	Do.	10	0	0
Do.	65	7 10

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£213 12s.

15 Temporary Clerical Assistance 213 12 0

CONTINGENCIES--X99 19s. 10d.

19 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery .... 99 19 10

455 15 4

Railways and Tramways.

Generally.

SALARIES, FIXED--,2150.

Chief Accountant 150 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-.€491 ls. 6d.

2 Clerks	144	6	0
1 Clerk	94	0	0

1 Do. 41 2 7

1 Do..y.	38 10 0
Assisting Travelling Auditor	15 0 0
2 Clerks	50 0 0
1 Clerk	22 15 0
1 Do.	8 10 0
1 Do.	3 3 11
1 Cadet	1 0 0

Tragic Branch.

Clerk 25 0 0 26 13 4

Ways and Works Branch.

Clerk .... ..• •

• .• •.• • 21 0 8

CONTINGENCIES--51,325 6s. 2d.

47	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ....	.575	6	2
Insurance of Buildings and Goods in Transit	744 15	2

EASTERN RAILWAY AND FREMANTLE JETTIES.

Trafr Branch.

SALARIES, FIXED---93 15S.

Stationmaster, Parlierville 50 0 0

Do. Perth 43 15 0

Carried forward .... 2054 17 10 127507 9 10

61° VICTORLE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward .... ! 2054 17 10 127507 9 10

Railways and Tramways—continued.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY--£5,369 12s. 3d.

95 Clerk.... .... .... ........ .... 12 13 4

96      Wages—Guards, Porters, &c. (classified according to Regula- '

tions); also Overtime and Extra Labour .... 5219 17 10 70 0 0 35 10 0

Clerk .,.. 31 11 1

ALLOWANCES—£37 10s.

Lodging, Piermaster, Fremantle .... 29 3 4

Do. Stationmaster, Perth 8 6 8

Comrprofixciss--€5,271 3s. 4d.

100      Materials and Incidental Expenses (including Claims for Loss or

Detention of and Damage to Goods during Transit) .... 4554 1 4

Compensation, Mrs. Clinton—accident which befel her at Guild-

ford Station .... .... .... : 615 0 0

Compensation to T. D. Nash--injuries, 14th October, 1895 .... 50 0 0

Compensation to Mrs. Snelling for injuries received	....	25	0	0
Compensation to Mrs. Polain for injuries received	....	27	2	0

Locomotive Bran ch.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X6,668 14s.

106      Wages—Drivers, Stokers, Mechanics, &c. (classified according to

Regulations) ; also Overtime and Extra Labour 6652 0 8 '

Accountant.... .... .... .... .... 16 13 4

Ways and Works Branch.

SALARIES, Fixfin—i250.

Assistant Inspector of Telephones .... 50 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S285 7s. 6d.

112 Wages—Gangers and Platelayers (classified according to

Regulations); also Overtime and Extra Labour .... 285 7 6

CONTINGENCIES—.'3,394175. 7d.

113	Materials and Incidental Expenses	109	9	3
Reconstruction of burnt trucks	2081	7	1
New Transit Shed, Fremantle	1204	1	3

NORTHERN RAILWAY (NORTHAMPTON, MURCHISON, AND

WALKAWAY).

Tragic Branch.

CONTINGENCIES-S389 11S. 7d.

127     Materials, Incidental Expenses (including claims for Loss or

Detention of, and Damages to Goods during transit) 889 11 7

Carried forward .... 23521 14 1 127507 9 10

61° VICTORIIE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 23521 14 1 127507 9 10

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Ways and Works Branch.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TETIPORARY-.€941 2s. 8d.

133 Wages—Gangers and Platelayers (classified according to Regu-

lations); also Overtime and Extra Labour 941 2 8

SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY (RUNEURY, MINNINUP, AND VASSE).

Traffic Branch.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£1,263 11s. 6d.

152 Wages—Guards, Porters, Sze. (classified according to Regula-

tions), also Overtime and Extra Labour .... 1220 4 10

Clerks .... 43 6 8

CONTINGENCIES--X 764 14s.

153 Materials and Incidental Expenses (including Claims for Loss or

Detention of and Damage to Goods during transit) 764 14 0

Locomotive Branch.

CONTINGENCIES-X945 2s. 4d.

156 Materials and Incidental Expenses 945 2 4

Ways and Works Branch.

CONTINGENCIES-£179 17s. lid.

159 Materials and Incidental Expenses 179 17 11

YILGARN RAILWAY.

Traffic Branch.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X13,766 4s.

179 Wages—Guards and Porters, etc., also Overtime and Extra

Labour 13582 13 '2

3 Clerks	108 10 10
2 Do.	75 0 0

Costnioneiss—S1,302 2s. 6d.

180 Materials and Incidental Expenses, including Claims for Loss or

Detention of and Damage to Goods during Transit 1226 5 0

li Compensation Officers, Loss Personal Effects, Southern Cross .... 95 17 6

Locomotive Branch.

CONTINGENCIES—£2, 996 17s. Id.

183 I Materials and Incidental Expenses.... 2996 17 1

Carried forward .... .... 45701 6 1 127507 9 10

61° VICTOREE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 45701 6 1 127507 9 10

Railways and Tramways—continu ed.

Ways and Works Branch.

CONTINGENCIES-S2,800.

J. McDowell's Claim, Extra Maintenance .... 2800 0 0

COSSACK AND ROEBOURNE TRAMWAY.

Traffic Branch.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S312 18s. 10d.

190      Wages—Fireman, Drivers, Porters, &c., also Overtime and Extra

Labour 312 18 10

ALLOWANCES-S25.

House Allowance, Manager 25 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-X51 1S. 5d.

191 Materials and Incidental Expenses.... 51 1 5

Ways and Works Branch.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S2 12s. 3d.

193      Wages—Gangers and Platelayers (classified according to Regu-

lations) ; also Overtime and Extra Labour 2 12 3

CONTINGENCIES—.£','552 11 s. 7d.

194	Materials and Incidental Expenses.—	47	4	7
Relaying Tram Line	505	7	0

49415 10 2

Works and Buildings.

SALARIES, FIXED-5112 10s.

1 Under Secretary, Works .... .... .... 112 10 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-515,042 14s. 5d.

4 Clerks.... . .... .... .... .... . ... 1 1 11

District Engineer .... .... .... .... .... 20 16 8

Sundry Persons (transferred Assembly) from Resolution of Legislative

.... .... .... .... .... 440 3

8 Supervisors .... .... 75 1 6

95 Office Cleaners .... .... 25 1 1

Consulting Engineer, London .... .... .... .... 1125 0

District Officer, Yilgarn and Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply 250 0

Do. do. do. do. No. 1 District 150 0

Do.	do.	do.	do.	No. 3	do.	150	0
Do.	do.	do.	do.	No. 4	do.	150	0
Do.	do.	do.	do.	No. 5	do.	87 1	0

1 Engineer-in-Charge Water Supply .... 148

...• 8

Carried forward .... 2737 5 1 176953 0 0

61" VICTORLE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 2737 5 1 176953 0 0

Works and Buildings—continued.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-(:011 Rued.

1 Assistant Engineer-in-Charge Witter Supply 29 3 4

1 do. Engineer . 412 10 0

3 Engineering Surveyors .... 399 3 4

8 do. do. 943 12 0

1 Assistant Surveyor ..,. 106 5 0

9 do. Surveyors .... 1060 1 0

2 do. do. 78 6 4

1 Surveyor 70 2 4

1 do. 45 0 0

1 Supervisor	200 0 0
15 Supervisors ....	1284 3 4

5 do. 296 4 8

3 Draftsmen 178 5 10

2	do.	144 12 0
9	do.	504 13 5
51	do.	1952 7 11
9	do.	645 1 3

1 Draftsman .... 14 14 0

1 Junior Draftsman	40 0 0
2 Field Assistants	182 0 2
1 Clerk	200 0 0
1 do.	180 0 0
5 Clerks	236 16 9
6 do.	196 4 5
3 do.	242 9 6

1 Junior Clerk	1 13 4
2 Typists	32 5 4
2 Office Boys	25 16 3

1 Messenger .... 56 8 0

1 do. 11 2 6

1 Surveyor, Lands Resumption	53 6 8
1 District Engineer	20 16 8
1 Assistant do.	18 5 6

1 do. do. 20 16 8

3	do.	Engineers	268 9 0
1	do.	Engineer	104 0 0

1 do. do. 9 14 6

1 Inspecting do.	25 0 0
1 Resident do.	181 5 0
1 Assistant Surveyor	37 10 0

1 do. do. 33 6 8

1 Engineering do. 40 1 2

3 do. Surveyors .... 113 17 5

1 Supervisor	18 6 8
5 Supervisors ....	108 6 8
1 Supervisor	117 0 0

I do. 15 0 0

Carried forward .... 13691 9 8 176953 0 0

61° VICTORUE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 13691 9 8 176953 0 0

Works and Buildings—continued.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—COlkfithed.

3 Supervisors	354 16 0
1 Draftsman	24 0 0

1 do. 28 0 0

5 Draftsmen	93 1 3
1 Draftsman	13 6 8

1	do.	9 17 2
1 Clerk	10 15 0

2 Clerks 205 0 0

10 do. 377 19 10

, 5 do. 109 3 4

1 Clerk 154 17 6

1	do.	23 3 8
1	do.	2 14 2

2 Cadets 24 3 1

1 Typist 15 8

2 Office Boys	3 15 0
1 Messenger	9 2 0

1 do. 3 6 8

1 Caretaker 5 11 3

I do. 8 6 6

CONTINGENCIES—.£3,597 7s. 4d.

96 Postage and Telephone Rent 25 6 7

97	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery .... ...	1705 13 10
98	Incidental (including Travelling Expenses) ....	1530 6 9
Professional Services, Gregory & Eyles..	249 2 11

Whitaker's Fees, reporting Simmons Liquiry 86 17 3

Additions and Repairs to Public Buildings—S10,291 19s. 3d.

99 Government House and Domain, Rottnest and Fremantle Cottages 2785 14 7

100	Government Offices and all other Government Buildings	....	1535 16 2
101	Court Houses, Magistrates' Quarters	720 2 2

103 Post and Telegraph Buildins w .... 2032 12 10

104	Cossack Post and Telegraph°0ffice ....	....	57 16 0
Geraldton Post Office, Additions and Alterations	....	498 3 7

108 Jarman Island, Additions Lighthouse Keeper's Quarters 13 19 0

109 Gaols, Reformatories, Depots, Quarters, &c..... .... 725 0 11

110 Police Stations and Quarters .... .... 515 17 1

113 Albany Hospital Additions .... .... .... .... 8 8 0

118	The Knowle Hospital, Fremantle—Repairs and Additions	679 2 9
Legislative Assembly Chamber—New Ladies' Gallery	332 19 0

General Post Office—Sorting Rooms .... 386 7 2

CUSTOMS BONDED STORES AND GOODS SHEDS-5321 4s.

Bonded Stores, Bunbury Railway Station .... 321 4 0

Carried forward .... 29365 15 0 176953 0 0

61° VICTORIX, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward .... .... 1 29365 15 0 176953 0 0

Works and Buildings—continued.

COURT 110IISES—S1,115 1s. 6d.

Esperance Bay Court House .... 877 0 6

Roebourne Court House Additions.... 1 1 0

Broome Resident Magistrate's Quarters 237 0 0

GAOLS AND QUARTERS —S319 11S. 7d.

141      Roebourne Gaol, Additional Accommodation for Native Prisoners

and Quarters .... .... .... .... 319 11 7

HOSPITALS AND QUARANTINE STATIONS-53,068 8s. 2d.

152 Mount Eliza DepAt, New Ward .... 17 13 6

155 Perth Hospital .... .... .... 832 19 3

Kalgoorlie Hospital	....	1385	7	0
Menzies Hospital	....	165	18	3

Kalgoorlie Hospital (Tents) .... 13 5 0

Derby Hospital .... .... 629 14 8

Wyndham Hospital (Mortuary) .... 23 10 6

POLICE STATIONS AND QUARTERS—S3,101 2s. 2d.

Coolgardie Lockup .... .... .... 89 4 9

Kanowna	do.	7 0 9
Bulong	do.	6 12 3
Yalgoo	do.	4 0 10
Nannine	do.	5 13 11
Kurawah	do.	1 6 0
Knrnalpi	do.	0 16 5

Day Dawn do. ...• 5 8 10

Kalgoorlie Police Quarters 331 10 0

Coolgardie	do.	253 0 0
Day Dawn	do.	407 0 0

162 Claremont do. .... 307 4 9

169 Southern Cross Police Lockup 10 10 4

Cue Lockup .... .... 503 7 7

Kalgoorlie do. .... ........ 391 4 2

Kurawah (Broad Arrow) Police Quarters 0 17 4

Menzies Police Quarters and Lockup 776 4 3

POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES —£17,092 2s. 6d.

178 Claremont Post Office .... 409 19 6

Cuddingwarra do. 404 7 6

Bulong do. .... .... 50 2 3

185 JarraKdale Post and Telegraph Office 110 12 0 1

186 Do. Junction Post Office .... 85 0 0

Kalgoorlie Post Office .... .... 1268 19 2

Goongarrie do. .... .... 1279 4 1

Eucla Telegraph Station and Quarters 23 15 0

191 Mullen Post Office .... .... .... 962 9 1

195 Temporary Portable Post Offices on Goldfields 974 7 5

197 Yalgoo Post Office .... .... •••• 42 8 8

Carried forward ... 42581 3 1 176953 0 0

61° VICTORUE, No. 6.

Excess qt. Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

AP. s. d. s. /1.

Brought forward .... 42581 3 1 176953 0 0

Works and Buildings—continued.

POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES—continued.

Glencoe Post Office .... ....

457 5 0

Israelite Bay Post and Telegraph Office 2116 8 3

Melville Post Office .... 402 0 0

Menzies do. .... 1214 7 10

Walebing	do.	....	....	412	16	6
Pinjarrah	do.	....

•-• 1045 0 2

Kanowna Post and Telegraph Office 5 10 400 0 0 0

Do. Nannine Post and Telegraph Offices	Temporary Post Office	....	....	i	172	11	0
....

Kunanalling (25-Mile) Post and Telegraph Offices 343 5 0

Telegraphs .... .... .... 4319 14 1

Dandarraga Post Office .... .... ! 342 0 0

Carnarvon Post and Telegraph Offices 250 0 0

OTHER GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS-5355 9s. 5d.

199 Fremantle Drill Shed ....

41 5 4

Bunbury Drill Hall 63 0 0

212 Perth Museum Fittings .... 251 4 1

GOLDFIELDS—S4,725 Os. 2d.

220 Coolgardie Public Buildings 4512 9 3

221 Cue Public Buildings ....

212 10 11

SCHOOLS—£4,111 17s.

Beaconsfield School Additions 406 5 8

233	GremlinIls (York) School	106 16 2
234	Kojonup School	129 19 2
240	Southern Cross Schools	313 2 9

241	Miscellaneous	do.	1388 2 0
Pinjarrah School	110 19 6

East Perth Schoolmaster's Quarters 354 12 0

Midland Junction School Erection ....	4	6	8
Kanowna School	0 16	1
East Perth School Additions	1 15	0

Greenough North Back Flats, &c., School	495 14	0
West Perth School	220 0 0
Cue School	364 14	0
Day Dawn School	214 14	0

MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS-1'3,793 14s. 2d.

242	Arthur River Agricultural Hall	18	8	6
250	Day Dawn Miners' Institute	250	0	0
Cue Municipal Buildings ....	250	0	0

Coolgardie Miners' Institute	500 0 0
Kurnalpi Miners' Institute	500 0 0

256 Kalgoorlie Miners' Institute	250 0 0
257 Kanowna Miners' Institute	250 0 0

Carried forward .... 65272 16 0 176953 0 0

61° VICTORUE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward .. 65272 16 0 176953 0 0

Works and Buildings—continued.

MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS—continued.

263	Marradong Agricultural Hall	6 3 1
267	Smith's Mill Public Hall	8 8 1
269	Wonuerup Mechanics' Institute	10 13

Nannine Miners' Institute	500	0
Mt. Magnet Miners' Institute	250	0
Norseman Miners' Institute	500	0
Lower Blackwood Agricultural Hall	250	0
Mingenew Agricultural Hall	250	0

FURNITURE FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS ---a,416 5s. 10d.

272	Furniture for Government House ....	2402 16 11
273	Furniture for Public Offices	6013 8 11

HARBOUR AND RIVER IBIPROVEMENTS-5,194 IS. 7d.

275 Additions and Repairs to Jetties and Rive- Improvements 4645 S 0

282 South Perth Jetty .... .... 12 16 6

Extending Fremantle jetty .... .... .... 313 3 3

Extension of Quay, South side, North Mole, Fremantle 113 14 3

Owen's Anchorage Oil Store .... .... 100 0 11

Removal of Snags from Swan River .... .... 8 18 8

Steam Dredge.

CONTINGENCIES—X995 17s. 6d.

290 Annual Upkeep .... .... 995 17 6

ALL OTHER WORKS AND SERVICES.

292 Insurance Public Buildings, Marine Risks, &c. 305 5 6

293 Perth Sewerage Survey .... .... 2634 13 9

294 Fremantle do. .... 32 8 8

296 Sundries (Incidental Expenses) .... .... 1730 10 3

297 Railway Surveys, Marble Bar-Pilbarra Goldfields 1106 6 9

298	Telegraph, Coolgardie, via Dundas, to Ella	....	3505	3	3
300	Additional Improvements to opened Railways	....	53194 12	5
301	Development of Goldfields and other Mineral Resources	76730	1 10

Branch Line South-Western Railway to the Canning Racecourse 1813 5 9

Coolgardie Water Supply.... .... 14 0 0

222720 14 9

Roads and Bridges—S10,813 5s. 7d.

4 Cossack, Bridges and Culverts on Roads .... 45 0 0

9 Grant for Roads and Bridges through the Colony .... 6391 12 11

11 Lower Blackwood, Donnelly, and Warren River Bridges' Repairs 40 7 3

18 Pinjarrah Bridge, Murray River 19 4 4

23	Subiaeo Cemetery Road	....	804	2	7
Sabina River Road Bridge	101	0	0

Upper Collie do. 1411 18 6

Esperance Bay do. (Special Grant) .... 2000 0 0

10813 5 7

Carried forward .... 410487 0 4

61" VICTORLE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s.

Brought forward .... 410487 0 4

Water Supply,

Frentwatle Water Supply.

CoNinixoncins—X109 ls. ld.

Reservoir Monument Hill 109 1 1

Goldfields Water Service.

Conimanwcifis---26,756 17s. 8d.

7 Upkeep of Tanks, Wells, Soaks, Bores, Condensers. &c. 6756 17 8

6865 18 9

Lands and Surveys.

SALARIES, PROV/SIONAL... AND TEMPORARY— .2.3,086 9s. 6d.

Draftsman raftsm an .... 27 1 8

Do. .... .... 92 5 2

Special Overtime Allowance 33 7 10

' Clerk .... ....

.... 32 16 5

Junior Draftsman .... 16 0 0

53 1 Computer .... .... 1 3 0

Surveyors (classified under Rules and Regulat 193 3 6

Surveyor (Incursion of Rabbits) .... 84 0 0

i Wages of Men .... 28 0 6

Surveyors .... 386 0 0

Draftsman and Clerk 70 19 4

Assistant Surveyors 236 9 9

Draftsman.... ... .... .... 209 14 0

Do.... . ..... .... .... .... 45 3 3

61      Survey Assistants, Chamifn, and Labourers, occasionally em-

ployed 1390 19 11

Draftsman 91 13 4

Do. 133 6 8

Assistant; Plan Mounter 14 5 2

ALLOWANCES--£122.

82 Camp and Forage Allowances for Surveyors and Inspectors

tern pOrarily employed .... 122 0 0

CONTINGENCIES - £2,724. 1.7s. 6d.

83      Incidental Expenses (including Advertising, Instruments, Freight

and Carriage, Travelling Expenses, &e.) 1031 0 11

85	Rent of Lithographic Office	75	o	0
Incursion of Rabbits, Equipments and Incidentals	703 14.	4
Surveys, Fortescue, Yule, and Gascoyne	869	10	3
Auctioneer's Charges	45	1.2	0

5933 7 0

Carried forward 423286 6 1

61° VICTORI1E, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th lime, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward ....	423286	6	1
Fisheries.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TmaronAnx—X812 2s. 8d.

Surveyor, Sharks Bay	350 10	0
Sundry Labour ....	461 12	8

CONTINGENCIES—.£270 9s. 2d.

S Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 269 10 2

10 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery .... 0 19 0

1082 11 10

Forestry.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S324 10S.

I Conservator of Forests .... 150 0 0

2 Surveyor Forest Ranger ....	148 10 0
14 0 0

•••• 12 0 0

Do.

ALLOWANCES- .'3 15S.

Forest Ranger •• •••• •••• •••• 3 15 0

CONTINGENCIES-S297 2s. lcl.

4 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 297 2 1

625 7 1

Mines.

SALARIES, FIXED---.2161 6s. 5d.

Warden North-East Coolgardie .... .... 145 16 8

Assistant Mining Registrar, Yilgarn .... -.. 16 9 9

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S4,518 182 11d.

26 Shorthand Clerk and Typewriter .... 12 10 0

.... 10 0 0

27 Cleric.... .... ....

30 Messenger.... .... .. 5 0 0

59 Mining Registrar, Mt. Magnet .... 34 19 7

Registrar, Head Office .... .... 112 10 0

Lithographic Draftsman, Head Office 97 19 8

Draftsman (temporary) .... .... 134 12 8

Draftsman, Assistant .... .... .... 127 19 2

Accountant, Cue . .... .... .... 150 0 0

Cleric to Inspector of Mules, Central Goldfields 71 7 11

Draftsman, Menzies .... .... .... 152 8 5

Draftsman, Dundas .... ........ , 82 3 8

Assistant Mining Registrar and Clerk, Cue .... 63 7 9

Mining Registrar, Day Dawn .... .... 83 4 6

Do.	(Assistant) Dundas	....	77	8	4
Do.	(Temporary) Kanowna	....	68 17	3
Do.	(Assistant) Menzies	....	106 18	4
Do.	West Pilbarra ....	....	153	6	8

Assistant Inspecting Surveyor, Eastern Goldfields 166 2 7

Carried forward .... 1872 17 11 424994 5 0

or VICTORLE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward .... 1872 17 11 424994 5 0

Mines--continued.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—Continued.

Acting Warden, Duudas .... .... .... 26 2 8

Do. Pilbarra.... .... .... 109 13 7

Clerk- to Inspector (Mines), Eastern Goldfields 69 13 7

Assistant Lithographic Printer	....	....	56	12	3
Probation Clerk, Coolgardie	....	40	0 0
Mining Registrar, Bardoc	....	66	13 4

Assistant Mining Registrar, Kalgoorlie .... 22 11 7

Mining Registrar, Teri].la .... .... 66 13 4

Acting Assistant Mining Registrar and Clerk 119 0 8

Lithographic Printer .... .... .... 82 4 7

63 Mining Registrar, Yalgoo.... .... .... .... 26 5 7

64 Survey Assistants, Chairmen, occasionally employed .... 402 9 10

73 Temporary Clerical Assistance .... 491 11 7

Clerk....	....	....	....	68	13 4
....	132	1 9
51	12 3
•..•	••• •	46	19 7
••••	• •• •	41	19 9

Shorthand Cleric and Typewriter 16 15 6

Accountant .... .... 23 13 4

Caretaker.... .... 13 11 0

Messenger .... 12 0 0

Assistant Draftsman 12 10 0

Compiling Draftsman	....	....	21	15	5
Transfer Clerk, Kalgoorlie	....	31	11	1

Assistant Mining Registrar, Kalgoorlie 70 13 10

Do. do. do. 45 0 0

Mining Registrar, Hall's Creek	....	59	2 10
Deputy Mining Registrar, Pilbarra	15	0 0

Orderly, Warden, Pilbarra....	23	15 10
Mining Registrar, Murrill Murrin ....	14	11 8

Do. Kanowna .... 60 0 0

Orderly	••••	41	2	7
Draftsman	........	37	10 0

Acting Mining Registrar, Collie Coal Mining District.... 14 2 3

Acting Warden, Bandalup .... .... 18 16 4

Do. Murchison 48 7 9

Draftsman, Coolgardie .... 10 5 8

Do. do. .... 44 0 0

i Assistant do. .... .... 32 15 7

Computing Draftsman .... .... 101 17 6

Do. do. Kurawah .... 37 10 0

Temporary Inspector Mines, Dundas .... 40 0 0

Inspector of Mines, Pilbarra and West Pilbarra 40 0 0

ALLOWANCES—£501 Os. 2d.

82 Warden, North Coolgardie Goldfield—Allowance and Forage	16	13 4
88 , Warden, Yalgoo Goldfield—Allowance and Forage ....	75	0 0

Carried forward .... 4771 18 8 424994 5 0

61° VICTORI1E, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward .... 4771 18 8 424994 5 0

Mines—continued.

ALLOWANC Es—continued.

Native Servants for Wardens	100 12 11
Warden, West Pilbarra Goldfield—Travelling and Forage	93 15 0
Warden, North-East Coolgardie Goldfield—Travelling and Forage	83 6 S

Acting Warden, Pilbarra—Travelling and Forage .... 131 12 3

Co/immune'Es-55,524 16s. 5c1.

90	Incidental Expenses	2767 6 4
91	Postage and Telephone Rent	221 4 10
92	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery .7.	154S 13 10

94 Surveys on Goldfields .... 449 19 5

Prospecting for Precious Stones 87 12 0

Purchase of Lithographic Plant 450 0 0

10706 1 11

Educational.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEntroRARs-5161 9s. 10d.

15 Extra Clerical Assistance .... 7.. 41 17 5

20 Returning Officers—Elections of District Boards 9 19 1

Clerical Assistance—Elections of District Boards 109 13 4

AmiownsoEs—.2260 17s. 3d.

24 Travelling Expenses for Inspectors, Teachers, &c. 85 15 0

Forage, Teachers, Half-time Schools	63	14	7
Lodging, Teachers, Provisional Schools	111	7	8

C ONTINGENCI ES-5789 lls.

29	Postage and Telephone Rent	162 18	7
30	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ....	SO 0 0
32	Books, Furniture, and Apparatus ....	246 12	5

Purchase of School Site Helena Vale 300 0 0

1211 18 1

Postal and Telegraph.

SALARIES, FIXED—£12,662 Is. 4d.

5	Inspector, Post and Telegraphs	20	0	0
26	Clerk, Perth	5	0	0

Do.	do.	62 10 0
Do.	do.	9 3 4
Do.	do.	9 3 1

28	Do.	do.	5 0 0
Do.	do.	36 13 4
Do.	do.	18 6 8
Do.	do.	18 6 8
Do.	do.	9 3 4
Do.	do.	18 6 S
Do.	do.	9 3 4

Carried forward 220 16 8 436912 5 0

61° VICTOBIZE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward .... 220 16 S 436912 5 0

Postal and Telegraph—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED-continued.

Clerk, Perth 14 3 10

Do.	do.	62	10 0
Do.	do.	71	13 4
Do.	do.	60	7 6
Do.	do.	55	0 0
Do.	do.	52	12 8
Do.	do.	41	13 4
Do.	do.	51	13 4
Do.	do.	69	17 9

Postal Assistant, Perth 70 0 0

Do. do. 37 10 0

Do. Letter Carrier, Perth	do.	37	10	0
58	6 8

Do.	do.	58	6 8
Do.	do.	58	6 8
Do.	do.	38	3 3
Do.	do.	51	13 4
Do.	do.	35	18 3
Do.	do.	35	18 3
Do.	do.	33	6 8
Do.	do.	26	13 4
Do.	do.	26	13 4
Do.	do.	13	6 8
Do.	do.	14	3 4
Do.	do.	13	6 8

Do. Messenger and Office Cleaner	do.	13	6 8
10	2 2

66 Telegraph Manager Assistant Telegraph Manager	10	0	0
83	6 8

Do. Officer-in-Charge of Maintenance and Construction	do.	73	6 8
129	3 4

Inspector of Lines, Southern Division 66 13 4

Supervisor of Telegraph Lines .... 150 0 0

Do. Construction, Southern Division 58 6 8

82 Clerk, Perth .... 5 0 0

83	Do.	do.	5	0 0
84	Do.	do.	5	0 0
85	Do.	do.	5	0 0
Do.	do.	6	9- 3
Do.	do.	5	5 7
Do.	do.	6	2 2
Do.	do.	9	3 4
Do.	do.	18	6 8
Do.	do.	9	3 4
Do.	do.	18	6 8
Do.	do.	9	3 4
Do.	do.	8	6 8

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Carried forward .... 2013 17 0 436912 5 0

61° VICTOTILE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward .... 2013 17 0 436912 5 0

Postal and Telegraph—continued.

SALARIES, Tina/a—continued.

Clerk, Perth .... 3 17

98 Telegraph Operator, Perth 23 6

100	Do.	do.	20 0
101	Do.	do.	20 0
102	Do.	do.	20 0
103	Do.	do.	20 0
Do.	do.	21 2
Do.	do.	17 1
Do.	do.	17 1 1
Do.	do.	77 13
Do.	do.	77 13
Do.	do.	78 11
Do.	do.	76 10
Do.	do.	51 12 3
Do.	do.	15 0 0
Do.	do.	32 10 0
Do.	do.	13 4 4
Do.	do.	9 8 2
Do.	do.	68 6 8
Do.	do.	66 13 4
Do.	do.	66 13 4
Do.	do.	56 13 10
Do.	do.	60 19 4
Do.	do.	60 18 3
Do.	do.	16 4 2
Do.	do.	16 8 2
Do.	do.	7 9 5
Do.	do.	20 0 0
Do.	do.	10 0 0
Do.	do.	21 13 4
105	Do.	do.	0 8 1

109 Do. Telegraph Messenger do. do. 3 6 8

110	Do.	do.	0 11 1
23 6 8
Do.	do.	22 19 10
Do.	do.	13 6 8
Do.	do.	13 6 8
Do.	do.	13 6 8
Do.	do.	12 9 6
Do.	do.	10 0 0
Do.	do.	10 0 0
Do.	do.	10 0 0

Telegraph Cadet do. 27 5 8

Do. Storekeeper, Telegraph, Perth	do.	16 13 4
75 16 8

Telephone Attendant do. 20 0 0

Do. do. 20 0 0

Carried forward .... 3373 8 0 436912 5 0

61° VICTORDE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 7896.

(.e s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 3373 8 0 436912 5 0

Postal and Telegraph—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED —continued.

Telephone Attendant, Perth 6 13

Do. do. 6 13

Do. do. Assistant, NA V. Perth .... 6

25 0

Clerk, Albany ....	30 0
Assistant, Albany	12 10

Do. do. 22 18

Telegraph Operator, Albany 37 10

168 Letter Carrier, Albany .... 3 6

Do. 16 13

Office Cleaner do. .... 33 6

Telephone Attendant, Albany 21 13

Do. do. do. 21 13

Do. Instrument Fitter, do. do. 5 16

do. 116 13

Telephone Lineman	83 6
Post and Telegraph Master, Balbaffup	16 13
Assistant, Bamboo Creek	10 0
Messenger, Beaconsfield	12 10
Lineman, Boorabbin	70 0
Operator, Broome	46 13

Clerk do. 81 12

Post and Telegraph Master, Bullabulling 43 6

Do. do. do. Bulong 62 10

Operator, 134long	35 0
Messenger do.	19 16
Assistant, Bunbury	17 14 1
Do. Condon Post and Telegraph Master, Coolgardie	12 10
13 6
Senior Assistant, Coolgardie	13 6
Assistant, Coolgardie	98 15

Do.	do.	94 11
Do.	do.	92 10
Do.	do.	87 10
Do.	do.	87 10
Do.	do.	81 17
Do.	do.	85 17
Do.	do.	37 10
Do.	do.	12 10
Do.	do.	66 8
Do.	do.	90 12
Do.	do.	70 0
Do.	do.	77 10
Do.	do.	112 10
Do.	do.	112 15
Do.	do.	105 0
Do.	do.	103 17

Carried forward .... 5692 15 1 436912 5 0

61° VICTOREE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 5692 15 1 436912 5 0

Postal and Telegraph—continued.

SALARIES, Finn—continued.

Assistant, Coolgardie 101 12 3

Do. do. 107 5 6

Do. do. 5 15 6

Do. do. 5 15 6

Do. do. 9 3 4

Receiving Clerk, Coolgardie 99 3 4

Do. do. 106 13 4

Clerk,	do.	18	9 11
Do.	do.	55	0 0
Do.	do.	27	1 11
Do.	do.	58	6 8

Do.	do.	46 13 4
Do.	do.	46 13 4
Do.	do.	46 13 4
Do.	do.	46 13 4
Do.	do.	45 2 2
Do.	do.	7 4 5
Do.	do.	32 10 0
Do.	do.	32 10 0
Telegraph Cadet,	do.	63 7 2

Do. do. 56 13 10

249 Letter Carrier, do. 12 10 0

Do. do. 104 3 4

Do.	do.	55- 0 0
Do.	do.	25 7 2

251 Messenger, do. 0 9 6

252	Do.	do.	7	10	0
253	Do.	do.	9	1	0

Do. do. 41 16 2

Do.	do.	39	5	8
Do.	do.	16 15	6
Do.	do.	16 18	6
Do.	do.	8	4	6

Do.	do.	13 16 8
Do.	do.	5 0 0
Do.	do.	5 0 0
Do.	do.	5 0 0
Do.	do.	5 0 0
Do.	do.	4 13 4
Do.	do.	4 6 8

Lineman, do. 93 2 3

Assistant Lineman, Coolgardie 46 13 4

Caretaker	36	0	0
Post and Telegraph Master, Cuddingwarra	81 13	4
Assistant, Cue ....	30	0 0
Letter Carrier, Cue	4	7	6
Messenger, Cue ....	17	6	8

Carried forward .... 7400 1 4 436912 5 0

610 YICTORIIE, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. s. cl.

Brought forward ... 7400 1 4 436912 5 0

Postal and Telegraph—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Postmaster, Caballing .... .... 18 6 8

268 Messenger, Day Dawn .... .... 6 13 4

269 Post and Telegraph Master, Dardanup 33 6 8

Messenger, Dougarra .... .... 33 6 8

Messenger and Letter Carrier, Esperance 5 18 4

Assistant, Euela, 23 6 8

. Do. do. 30 0 0

Do.	do.	30 0 0
Do.	do.	5 15 6
Do.	do.	89 16 3

Do. do. .... 97 10 0

304 Postal Assistant, Fremantle 6 13 4

306	Do,	do.	do.	3	6	8
Do.	do.	do.	33	6	8
Do.	do.	do.	33	6	8

Do. do. do. 34 3 4

317 Operator do. 8 6 8

Do.	do.	20 0 0
Do.	do.	20 0 0

Clerk	do.	9	3	4
Do.	do.	8	6	8

Messenger do. 10 8 4

Do. Relieving Telephone Attendant	do.	8	7	9
20	0	0

Telephone Attendant, Fremantle 6 13 4

Do. do. do. 6 13 4

Do. Instrument Fitter do. do. 6 13 4

do. .... .... .... 53 6 8

336 Post and Telegraph Master, Fremantle Railway Station 0 12 7

Operator.... .... .... .... .... 60 16 8

Do. in charge Fremantle Town Hall .... 100 0 0

Do. .... .... .... .... 75 16 8

338 Post and Telegraph Master, North Fremantle 7 10 0

Operator do. .... 61 19 9

Do. do. .... 39 1 7

Messenger and Letter Carrier, North Fremantle 8 9 4

348 Assistant, Geraldton .... 0 16 8

349	Do.	do.	....	1 13	4
350	Do.	do.	1 13	4
351	Do.	do.	1 13	4

Do. do. .... 11 7 5

352 Clerk do. .... 1 5 3

353 Booking Clerk, Geraldton 1 13 4

Do. .... 30 0 0

Messenger and Letter Carrier, Geraldton 23 6 8

Telephone Attendant, Geraldton .... 24 16 8

Do. do. 5 0 0

Carried forward .... 8520 10 1 , 436912 5 0

61° VICTORI2E, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th lime, 1896.

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 8520 10 1 436912 5 0

Postal and Telegraph —continued.

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Telephone Lineman, Geraldton	91 13
Postmaster, Goongarrie	87 10

Messenger do. 9 0

371 Assistant, Guildford 5 0

Do. Hamelin Pool .... 51 9 1

Do. do. 32 10

383	Post and Telegraph Master, Harvey	11	5
Assistant, Israelite Bay ....	101 16
Post and Telegraph Master, Kalgoorlie	35	0
Chief Operator, Kalgoorlie	152	0

Assistant, Kalgoorlie .... 13 6

Do.	do.	120	0
Do.	do.	131 13
Do.	do.	121 13
Do.	do.	110	8
Do.	do.	109 15
Do.	do.	102	8
Do.	do.	101 12
Do.	do.	82 10
Do.	do.	50	0
Do.	do.	111 19
Do.	do.	78 13
Do.	do.	26	1
Do.	do.	26	1
Do.	do.	24 17
Do.	do.	6	4
Do.	do.	2 10
Do.	do.	102 15
Do.	do.	40	3
Do.	do.	10 16

Clerk, do. 103 15

Stamp Seller do. 6 13

Letter Carrier .... 92 10

Do.	10 16
Do.	35 5 1

Messenger, Kalgoorlie 16 13

Do.	do.	8 15
Do.	do.	49 13
Do.	do.	17 14 1
Do.	do.	4 19
Do.	do.	3 3 1

Assistant, Kanowna 99 14

Do.	do.	56 14
Do.	do.	24 16 1
Do.	do.	15 1
Do.	do.	15 1
Do.	do.	12 10

Carried forward .... .... 11045 6 9 436912 5 0

61° VICTORLE, No. 6.

Evcess of Expenditure to 30th lune, 1896.

s. cl. s.

Brought forward .... 11045 6 9 ! 436912 5 0

Postal and Telegraph—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED—COMMIled.

Messenger, Kt-MOWER .... .... 15 12 8

Do. do. .... .... 1 15 0

Post and Telegraph Master, Kum=Ring 104 11 8

Operator, KunanaDing	....	....	50	0	0
Messenger....	....	....	8 10	4

Post and Telegraph Master, Kurna!pi 62 17 6

Operator, ICornalpi .... .... 12 10 0

Messenger....	....	....	8	6	5
Postmaster, Lion Mills	....	....	7 10	0

Do. Post and Telegraph Master, Menzies	Londonderry.—	....	12 10 0
133 6 8

Cleric, Menzies .... .... .... 102 10 0

Do. .... .... 45 8 7

Assistant, Menzies 62 10 0

Do.	do.	62 10 0
Do.	do.	62 10 0
Do.	do.	36 2 11
Do.	do.	39 10 4

Operator do. 39 10 4

Do.	do.	27 10 0
Do.	do.	23 7 8

Do. do. .... .... 14 10 4

Messenger do. .... .... 33 11 2

Post and Telegraph Master, Melville 50 0 0

Postmaster, Midland Junction .... 58 6 8

Post and Telegraph Master, Mt. Magnet 36 13 4

Operator, Mt. Magnet	....	....	16 13	4
Messenger, Mullewa	....	22 10	0
....

Do. Assistant Lineman, Newcastle Nannine .... 26 13 4

437	Assistant, Newcastle	....	0 16 8
33 6 8

Lineman, New Norcia .... .... 8 6 8

Post and Telegraph Master, Niagara 24 13 6

Operator do. 5 16 8

446 Assistant, Northam .... 10 0 0

Do. do. .... .... 11 12

Post and Telegraph Master, Norseman 71 13 4

Assistant, Norseman .... .... 10 7 9

Do.	do.	11 13 4
Do.	do.	7 13 4
Do.	do.	7 13 4

Messenger do. 3 16 8

Lineman do. 5 6 8

Messenger, Preston	....	11	5	0
Assistant, Roebourne	....	43	9	0

477 Do. Southern Cross 1 13 4

482 Postmaster, Strawberry .... 2 10 0

Carried forward .... 12494 19 2 436912 5 0

or VICTORIX, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward ... 12494 19 2 436912 .--'15 0

Postal and Telegraph—COSthnled.

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

483 Postmaster, Swan .... .... 0 16 8

Post and Telegraph Master, Talga Talga 11 13 4

Postmaster, Waigerup .... 58 6 8

492	Do.	Wandering ....	....	3	6	8
496	Do.	Wongamine ....	1	5	0

Assistant, Yalgoo 60 0 6

Native Assistant, Yalgoo 20 0 0

503 Postmaster, Yatheroo 11 13 4

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—€9,753 6S. Id.

519 Instrument Fitters .... .... i 2 0 6

526-7 Apprentices .... .... 11 14 0

52847 Receivers of Mail Bags .... 334 11 0

548 Extra Clerical Assistance .... .... .... .... .... 4321 1 2

549     Extra Labour (including clearing Telegraph Line—Perth to

Geraldton) .... .... .... .... .... 5083 19 5

Ammivanons—X1,978 16s. 3d.

Allowances to Officers on Goldfields 1635 19 0

Supervisor, Telegraph Lines, Perth	41 14	7
Inspector of Lines, Central Division	41 13	4

Do.	Northern do.	41 13 4
Do.	Southern do.	25 0 0

Supervisor of Lines do. 50 0 0

Forage, Lineman, Woolgangic 68 19 0

Do.	do.	Dongarra	13	6	8
Do.	do.	New Norcia	4	3	4

Do.	do.	Newcastle	15 19 11
Do.	do.	Southern Cross ....	12 10 0

583 Do. Letter Carrier, Beaconsfield , 0 16 8

584 Do. do. Bunbury ..., 8 0 0

585 Do. do. Fremantle .... .... 0 16 8

Telegraph Officer, Bush Allowance, Coolgardie 18 3 11

CONTINGENCIES—X32,072 OS. 6d.

592 Conveyance of Inland Mails 5776 6 1

593 Do. Foreign Mails 243 12 11

594 Gratuity to Shipmasters .... 569 12 10

595 Rent of Buildings .... 143 10 0

596 Transport .... .... 423 18 7

597 Travelling Expenses ....

842 16 6

598	Telegraph Line Repairs	....	2188	2	1
599	Linemen's Equipment	....

31 7 5

600 Incidental Expenses .... .... 3873 9 2

601 Telephone Material, &e. .... .... .... .... .... 1948 19 10

603      Subsidy, Coastal Steam Services—Albany-Eucla Service, £2,000;

North-West Service, £6,000 .... .... ....

.... 203 2 4

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Carried forward .... 40639 7

1 486912 5 0

61° VICTORI/E, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .... 40639 1 7 436912 5 0

Postal and Telegraph—contzt ved.

CONTINGENCIES—CO/Hi/Med.

604     Proportion of Subsidy for Duplication Sea Cable; Guarantee to Eastern Extension Telegraph Company against Loss on Australian Traffic ; Guarantee to South Australia against Loss of Revenue, and Subsidy to Tasmanian and New

Zealand Cables .... .... 55 11 10

605 Stationery.... .... ....

766 10 5

606 Telegraph Instruments .... .... 859 14 11

Telegraph Line, Kunanalling to Bardoc 4701 0 7

Do. Menzies to Niagara 3233 14 1

Do. Roebourne to Mallina 1055 13 11

Honorarium to Mr. ,Tenvey, and Expenses 144 0 11

Telegraph Line Day Dawn to Mt. Magnet .... 4800 8 0

Medical Attendance .... .... .... 50 0 0

Honorarium to Mr. Caldwell, and Expenses .... 160 8 1

56466 4 4

TOTAL 493378 9 4

SCHEDULE B.

LOAN, 1891.

£ s. d. £ s. cl.

3      RAILWAY FROM GERALDTON TO MULLEWA-

Construction, &c. 29 3 6

•-•

5      ADDITIONAL ROLLING STOCK FOR EXISTING RAILWAY LINES

Salaries and Allowances .... .... .... .... 4 12 6

Construction, &c. .... 303 1 3

336 17 3

LOAN, 1893.

1       COMPLETION OP YILGARN RAILWAY--

Construction, &c. 1147 17 7

3      DEVIATIONS TO IMPROVE THE GRADES BETWEEN FREMANTLE

AND BEVERLEY, AND RE-LAYING SAME WITH 60mi . RAILS

Salaries and Allowances 6 16 1

7      ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS TO OPENED RAILWAYS (EXCLUSIVE

OF EASTERN RAILWAY)

Construction, &c. 31 1 3

Carried forward .... 1185 14 11 336 17 3

61° VICTORLY, No. 6.

Excess of Expenditure to 30th June, 1896.

Brought forward .... 1185 14 11 336 17 3

LOAN 1893—continued.

12       SCHOOL BUILDINGS

Salaries and Allowances 12 0 2

1197 15 1

LOAN, 1894.

2       RAILWAY FROM SOUTHERN CROSS TO COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELDS

1        (EXCLUSIVE OF ROLLING SmocK)—

Salaries and Allowances .... 475 11 7

Permanent Way .... 110 18 6

Construction, &c. .... 22896 17 8

3       RAILWAY FROM DONNYBROOK TOWARDS BRIDGETOWN (EXCLU-

SIVE or ROLLING STocx)—

Salaries and Allowances	466	1	8
Construction, &c.	1916	8	3

4 RAILWAY TO COLLIE COALFIELDS (EXCLUSIVE OF ROLLING

STOCK)

Construction, &c. 194 12 6

6       ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS TO OPENED RAILWAYS

Salaries and Allowances 4451 18 2

7      HARBOUR WORKS, FREMANTLE-

Permanent Way 555 17 7

Construction, &c. 46191 17 8

8      DEVELOPMENT OF GOLDFIELDS AND MINERAL RESOURCES, IN-

CLUDING £10,000 FOR THE PILBARRA GOLDFIELDS AND £5,000

FOR THE KIMBERLEY DISTRICT

Works 778 4 2

OTHER DISTRICTS

Salaries and Allowances 2275 11 3

11      IMPROVEMENTS TO HARBOURS AND RIVERS, INCLUDING JETTIES

AND DREDGING--

Salaries and Allowances 1974 5 11

12       LIGHTHOUSES

COD struction, &c. 25 12 5

13      TELEGRAPHS: FROM BROOME TO ALBANY, FROM BANNISTER TO MOORADONG, FROM MOORA TO DANDARRAGA, FROM COOL- GARDIE TO HANNANS, WHITE FEATHER, KURNALpi, 25-MILE, 45-MILE, AND TO 90-MILE, FROM CUE TO DAY DAWN, THE ISLAND, AND TO MOUNT MAGNET, CONNECTION TO YALGOO, FROM MARBLE BAR TO BAMBOO CREEK, AND EXTENSIONS TO OTHER CENTRES ON GOLDFIELDS AND TO OTHER PARTS OF THE COLONY-

Constrnction 1017 12 2

83331 9 6

TOTAL „„ 84866 1 10

By Authority : ItTemuto PETITER, Government Printer, Perth.