Appropriation (1913) (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ANNO QUARTO

GEORGII QUINT' REGIS,

XXIV.

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No. 24 of 1913.

AN ACT to appropriate and apply out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund and from Moneys to Credit of the Trust Fund and the General Loan Fund certain sums to make good the supplies granted for the Service of the Year ending the thirtieth day of June, One thousand nine hundred and fourteen, and to supplement grants made by the present Parliament during its last Session in adjust- ment of the Vote "Advance to Treasurer, 1912-13," for charges during the Year ended the 30th day of June, 1913.

[Assented to 30th December, 1913.]

MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,—

E, Your M ajesty's Most Dutiful and Loyal Subjects, the Preamble.

WLegislative Assembly of Western Australia, in Parliament

assembled, towards making good the Supply which we have cheer- fully granted to your Majesty in this Session of Parliament, have resolved to grant unto Your Majesty the Sums hereinafter mentioned, and do therefore most humbly beseech Your Majesty that it may be

enacted

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enacted: And be it therefore enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows (that is to say)

Application of

Moneys.

There shall and may be issued and applied, for or towards making good the supply granted to His Majesty for the services of the year ending the thirtieth day of June, One thousand nine hundred and fourteen, the following sums, that is to say :

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of "Two Million Six Hundred and Thirteen Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty- eight Pounds.

From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund, the sum of Thirty- siXyPhousand one Hundred and Thirty-seven Pounds.

From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund, the sum of Two Million Two Hundred and Twenty Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-two Pounds.

Appropriation of	2. (1.) All sums granted by this Act, and the Acts mentioned in From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Four Million and Fifty-two Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-eight Pounds.
supplies.	Sdhednle A to this Act, towards making good the Supply granted
Schedule A.	to His Majesty, that is to say:
From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund the sum of Thirty- six Thousand One Hundred and Thirty-seven Pounds.
• From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund the sum of Three Million Six Hundred and Eighteen Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty-two Pounds.
From the Public Account for Advance to Treasurer the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds ; and
Advance to	(2.) All sums granted by this Act to supplement grants in con- firmation of the expenditure from the vote, " Advance to Treasurer, 1912-13," for charges during the year ended the 30th day of June, 1913, that is to say:
Treasurer.

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of One Hundred and Eighty-four Thousand Six Hundred and Eighty-two Pounds Seventeen Shillings and Ten pence

From the General Loan Fund the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-nine Thousand Two Hundred and Forty-three Pounds Four Shillings and Nine pence

are appropriated and shall be deemed to have been appropriated

Schedules B. to G.

for the purposes and services expressed in Schedules B, C, 1), E,

F and G.

SCHEDULE A.

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SCHEDULE A.

FOR THE SERVICE OF THE YEAR ENDING THE 30TH JUNE, 1914.

Consolidated Revenue Fund:

Under 4 George V., No. I.	...	576,370
Under 4 George V., No. VII.	...	525,000
Under 4 George V., No. XIV.	...	337,770

Under this Act

... 2,613,728

Votes as per Estimates

4,052,868

Public Account Advance to Treasurer	250,000
Trust Fund: -

Under this Act

36,137

General Loan Fund:

Under 4 George V., No. I.	647,760
Under 4 George V., No. VII	500,000
Under 4 George V., No. XIV.	250,000

Under this Act

2.220,872

3,618,632

SCHEDULE B.

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SCHEDULE B.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND for the Services of the Year ending 30th June, 1914,

as detailed In the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SUMMARY.

Under Section 36 of

Generally.

Total.

Audit Act.

His Excellency the Governor

1,701

The Executive Council

The Legislative Council ...	1,019	1,019
The Legislative Assembly	1;880	1,880
The Joint. Houses of Parliament	10,403	10,403
The Premier's Office	1,192	1,192

The Colonial Treasurer	236;083	236,083
The Minister for Lands ...	98,077	98,077
The Minister for Agriculture	199,018	199,018
The Minister for Mines	126,621	126,621

The Minister for Railways

1,758,536

The Attorney General

...

91,634

The Minister for Education

319,312

The Minister for Works, Water Supply,

26,450

646,259

672,709

and Sewerage'

The Colonial Secretary

534,638

Total	£26,450	£4,026,418	£4,052,868
gGHEDULE C.

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SCHEDULE C.

TRUST FUND for the Services of the Year ending the 30th June, 1914, as detailed in the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TRUST ACCOUNT.

Departmental	1,600
Bridges ...	5,104
Public Buildings...	29,433

Total

£30,137

SCHEDULE D.

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SCHEDULE D.

GENERAL LOAN FUND for the Services of the. Year ending 30th June, 1914, as detailed

in the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SUMMARY.

Under Section 36	Generally.	Total.
I	of Audit Act,

Departmental

1,989 i

116,059

118,048

Railways, etc.

973,650

572,500

1,546,150

Harbours and Rivers	80,237	56,132	136,419
Water Supply and Sewerage	122,194	356,906	479,100
Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources ...	10,843	49,157	60,000

Development of Agriculture

...

33,581

708,888

742,469

Roads and Bridges, Public Buildings, etc.

...

21,991

55,595

77,586

Other Undertakings

...

8,237

450,623

458,860

Total

1,252,772

2,365,860

3,618,632

SCHEDULE.

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SCHEDULE E.

ADVANCE TO TREASURER.

To be issued, if and when required, from the Public Account, to enable the Treasurer to make advances to public officers, or on account of other Governments, etc. Also to pay expenses of an unforeseen nature, chargeable against the Consolidated Revenue Fund or the General Loan Fund ; such disbursements to be transferred monthly to the respective Votes and Services, and to be shown as excesses thereon or as new items The appropriation may also include expenditure in excess of the provision of any Loan Act pending statutory authority for the raising of such moneys, and such expenditure, to be charged to Loan Suspense Account, to be subsequently submitted to Parliament for specific appropriation. The whole amount to be adjusted not later than 30th June, 1915

£250,000

SCHEDULE F.

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SCHEDULE F.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

£ s. d.

(I.

IL—HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.

SALARIES.

2 12 6

Orderly

Wages, Gardeners ..

39 8 0

Telephone Attendant, Rottnest

CONTINGENCIES.

Perth

Incidental, including Maintenance of Houses, etc., ete.

924 19

973

IV.—LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

SALARIES.

Messengers

8 12 6

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

. .

• •

60 0 10

V.—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

. .

• •

VI.—JOINT HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.

SALARIES.

Typist

Assistant Telephone Attendant, increase from

£46 to £50 per

4 0 0

Wages (Garden)	..	34	0	0
Wages (Cleaners)	111	0	0

Wages (Kitchen and Dining Room)

CONTINGENCIES.

Parliamentary and General Printing	..	210 12	4
Printing and Distribution of Hansard	..	664 13	1

Incidental

511

1,626 8 2

Carried forward

2,701 8 5

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£ s. d.

s. d.

Brought forward

2,701 8 5

ViI.—PREMIER'S OFFICE.

SALAMES.

Extra Clerical Assistance ..

160

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations

and 78

260 8 2

VIII.—COLONIAL TREASURER.

SALiMIES.

Clerk, increase from £108 to £112 per annum

Clerk, increase from £60 for 6 months, and £80 for 6 months,

to £84 per annum

Temporary Clerical and other assistance

180

CONTINGENCLES.

Generally, eta.

Incidental

•

451

Stamps Embossing Braneh.

Incidental

658 10 6

Audit.

SALARIES.

Clerks (4), Arrears ..

5 12 7

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

28 12 4

34 4 11

Carried forward

3,654 12 0

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£ s. d.

s. d.

Brought forward

3,654

12 0

Compassionate Allowances.

Wages men and others lost in " ICoombana," Relatives of ..	37 10	0
Cant, William, member of " Austin Exploration Expedition,

1854," at 10s. per week, from 1 /7 /12 to 1 /12 /12

Fowles, H., loss of an eye, late Orderly Lawless Hospital	..	50	0	0
Grant, Mrs., Widow of late E. Grant, Draftsman, Public Works	2	5	0
Hawley, M. E., Widow of late J. G. Hawley, late Chief Messenger

Legislative Council

153

Cromwell, Wm., Caretaker and Watchman, Woodman's Point

Crossley, Mrs. H., Widow of late II. Crossley, Clerk, Mines ..	142	3	0
Harris, Mrs. A., Widow of late E. Harris, Head Master Perth
414	6	1
Scullion, Honora, Widow of late J. D. Scullion, killed by train,

Quairading

25 0 0

Russel, P., Night Watchmen, injuries received on s.s. " West-

tralian " in England

6813

Jackson, Mrs. E., Widow of late E. Jackson, late Clerk in Charge

Crown Law

277 17 10

Smyth, C. A., Widow of late Sergeant Joseph Smyth, Police

Department

54 12

Arrow, Mrs., Widow of late J. T. Arrow, Assistant Engineer,

Water Supply

311

Rashleigh, Mrs., Widow of late J. B. Rashleigh, Clerk, Audit ..	243 13	6
Buttle, M., Widow of late Corporal Buttle, Police Department	47 15	6

Moffatt, Mrs., Widow of late D. L. Moffatt, Clerk, Public Works	113	2	8
Campbell, R., Executrix of Estate late H. W. Ilott, late Usher,

30 0 0

2,056

Government Motor Cars.

CONTINGENCIES.

Wages and Overtime

160 18

General Working Expenses

1,091

Purchase of Car and Accessories ..

729

1,981 10 2

Government Savings Bank.

SALARIES.

Clerk, increase from £120 to £150 for six months	15	0	0
Clerk, increase from £120 to £132 for six months	6	0	0
Relieving Officer, Geraldton, from 1st March	29	6	8
Clerk, Coolgardie, Relieving	3 15	6

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance, etc.

949

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

1,694 12

Allowances to Officers for extra attendance on Saturday nights,

Perth and Branches

94 0 0

Fraud on Bank	..	0 10	0
Embezzlements	3 18 0

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and

78 ..

5 8 4

2,801 17 5

Carried forward

10,494 19 3

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s. d.

Brought forward

10,494

Government Stores.

SALARIES.

Clerk at £240 (4 months) ..

Clerk at £168, from 13th November

Clerks, 1 at £84 ; 1 at £96 ; 3 at £60 (6 months)

158

15 10

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance, etc.

138

Storemen and Packers

Chief Inspector, Timber Branch, at £300 (6 months)

150

Inspectors, Timber Branch, 3 at 15s. per day (6 months)

345 15

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Printing, Advertising,

509

1,497

Indenting Office.

SALARIES.

Assistant Inspecting Engineer, increase from £300 to £350 per

annum

Income Tax (British)

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

. •

• •

146 15

202

London Agency.

Income Tax (British)

5 10

Clerk, increase from £100 to £110 from 1st December ..

Clerk at 17s. 6d. per week for portion of year in lieu of £39

per annum

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

• •

Printing.

SALARIES.

Clerks, 1 at £180, 1 at £168, from 13th January

144

Foremen, Compositors, Machinists, etc., etc.

1,040 17

CONTINGENCIES.

Stationery (printing paper, etc.) for Public Service generally ..	205	0	1
Incidental, including Power, Lighting, Water, Fuel, Postage,

Stationery, etc. ..

274 0 11

Grant to Government Printer to cover Expenses in connection with the Inspection of Printing Establishments hi England and Europe

100

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations

and 78

1,799 19 9

Carried forward

14,053 6 1

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£ s. d.

s. d.

Brought forward

14,053 6 1

Public Service Commissioner.

SALARIES.

Messenger

0 19

Assistant Public Service Commissioner, from 5th February,

at £624

252 11

Temporary Assistance

66 15

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

• .

• •

275

595

REFUNDS.

Refunds

• •

1,062 10

State Hotels and Inspection of Liquor.

Tourist Bureau.

Tourist Development, Maintenance, etc.

Inspection of Liquor.

Incidental

147 18 4

Taxation.

SALARIES.

Clerk, increase rate from £216 to £240 (six months) ..

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance

739 16 10

751 16 10

Workers' Homes.

SALARIES.

Clerk, increase from £144 to £156 (10 months)

Clerk at £168 (7i months), Cleric at £168 (H. months)

184 10 10

Clerk at £144 (3 months) ..

Inspector at £240 (1± months)

3 10

Temporary Assistance

154 16

CONTINGENCIES.

•

Incidental	..	•
•

•

1,048

8 11

1,468

Miscellaneous Services.

Benevolent Grants.

Children's Hospital, £ for £ towards New Buildings ..

2,500

Home for Friendless Women, Boulder

100

Defalcations.

Late Registrar School of Mines, Kalgoorlie

301

Shortage in Revenue Stamp Account, late Treasury Cashier,

12 14 6

Carried forward

2,914 11

18,079

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Brought forward

2,914

18,079

6 5

Miscellaneous Services—continued.

Exhibitions.

A.M.A., Melbourne

• •

Fire Brigades.

Fire Brigade Board, Contribution

687

Members of Parliament, etc. —Seruices for.

Entertaining Distinguished Visitors

413

Members of Parliament representing Electorates beyond limits

of State's Railway System, Grant towards Travelling Expenses Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits, State Ceremonials, etc.,

not including Departmental Visits

612

Purchase of Lands for Public Purposes ; also Grants for Main.

tenance and Improvements Public Grounds.

Parks, Recreation Grounds, etc., Grant for Maintenance and

Improvements

105

Purchase of Additional Land for Old Men's Home, Claremont ..

280

Resumption of Right of Way to Public Health Buildings	..	100	0	0
Purchase of Site for Meekatharra Mining Registrar's Quarters	50	0	0

Retiring Allowances.

Police Benefit Fund, £ for

Subsidy on Contributions

Retiring Allowances.

579

Royal and other Commissions of Inquiry.

Miners' Lung Diseases

Royal Commission Look Hospital

118

Royal Commission on Uniform Standard Foods and Drugs,

W.A. Proportion of

173

Royal Commission on State Steamship Service

Sundry Grants and Services.

Commission on Interest paid by the London and Westminster

Bank, the Crown Agents, and the Banks in the Eastern

States..

Commission to Commonwealth on Sale of Duty Stamps

Government Gazette Indices

Interest and Exchange

3,533

Miscellaneous Printing and Advertising ..

746

Expenses in connection with the search for the " Koombana "

and survivors of wrecks off Depuch Island ..

154

Grant to cover Travelling Expenses, etc., Premier's visit to

England..

500

Grant to Kalgoorlie Transcontinental Railway Celebrations

Committee..

250

Refund to Prisoners' Private Cash Fund of Amount paid in

excess to Robt. Zimmerman

Expenses of White Divers for Pearling ..

128

11,583 1 2

Carried forward

29,622 7 7

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Brought forward

29,622 7 7

W.A. University.

Preliminary Expenses in connection with the

establishment

of the University of Western Australia

635 4 8

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IX.—MINISTER FOR LANDS.

Lands and Surveys.

SALARIES.

Inspector of Lands, increase from £216 to £240	24	0	0
Inspectors of Lands occasionally employed	387	12	0

Arrears of Salary to Officers on account of previous year	..	64	3	7
Cleric, adjustment between temporary salary and £156 (for

three months)

Cleric, increase from £180 to £192

Clerks (2), increases from £180 to £192 (21 months)

Clerk, adjustment between temporary salary and £144 (for,

3 months) ..

0 13

Clerk, increase from £180 to £192	12	0	0
Cleric, increase from £168 to £180 (5 months) ..	5	0	0
Draftsman, adjustment between -£3 10s. per week and £192

per annum (for 7 months)

1 18

Draftsman, increase from £180 to £192	12	0	0
Cleric, at £156,, from 20th January, 1913	70	0	8
Cleric, at £132, from 16th January, 1913	60 13	6

Clerk, at £108, from 1st May, 1913	..	52 10	4
Clerk, at £180, from 1st December, 1912	79 14	0

Clerks, 1 at £156 ; 1 at £132. from 15th January, 1913 ..	133	3	3
Clerk, at £168. from 13th January, 1913	73	1	8
Clerks, 1 at £132 ; 1 at £120, from 1st December, 1912 ..	119	5	11
Clerk, at £120, from 18th April, 1913 ..	24	6	8
Clerk, at , £120, from 19th March, 1913	10	10	7
Clerk, at £180, from 1st October, 1912	64	5	6

CONTINGENCIES.

Lands.

Refund of Revenue	424 19	7
Avondale Estate—Purchase Working Plant, etc., Expenses

Cultivating, Wages, etc.

442 10 11

Compensation for Resumptions under Section 9 of the Land

Act ..

1,437

Surveys.

Surveys, generally

. .

511

Compensation to Mrs. G. E. Sarell for Improvements on Land

resumed out of Pastoral Lease..

Compensation for Loss on Orders given by Hamel Settlers ..	2	7	6
Special payment to Merredin Roads Board for Improvements

effected by the transfer of their Recreation Ground ..

Honorarium to H. F. Johnston for acting as a member of the

Commission for the purpose of Distributing the State into

Electoral Divisions (Commonwealth) .... Compensation for certain Improvements effected on Nangeenan

50 0 0

Lot 6

4,198 17 6

Carried forward

34,496 9 9

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£ s. d.

s. d.

Brought forward

34,496

Woods and Forests.

SALARIES.

Special Allowances

IX.—MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE.

Agriculture and Industries Generally.

SALARIES.

Clerk, lls. per diem from 1st July, 1912, to 15th December, 1912 ; 12s. 6d. Per diem from 16th December, 1912, to 12th January, 1913, and £168 per annum from 13th January, 1913, to 30th June, 1913, in lieu of £156	10	1	7
Clerk, 13s. 4d. per diem from 19th August, 1912, to 12th January,
1913, and £80 per annum to 30th June, 1913, in lieu of £156 Clerk, 8s. 4d. per diem to 31st January, 1913, and £132 to 30th	12	3	10

June, 1913, in lieu of

11 13

Clerk, payment in respect of accrued leave

Clerk, lls. per diem to 31st August, 1912; £180 to 30th Nov.

ember, 1912, and £192 to 30th June, 1913, in lieu of £180 .. Telephone Attendant, £1 Ss. per week to 31st October, 1012,	6	14	0
and £84 to 30th June, 1913, in lieu of £72 Clerk, Arrears under reclassification	6	5	10
8	2	3
Clerk, Arrears, £110 from 26th January, 1912, to 28th February, 1912, and £150 from 1st March, 1912, to 23rd September, 1912 (including allowance)	26	6 11
Clerk, Special Allowance at £3 per month	36	0	0

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance

1,057

CONTING ENCIES.

Vaco Meat Preserving Process Experiments

Remuneration, P. S. Regs. 33 and 78

Honorarium granted to A. P. Wynter, Derby, for Experiments

in Tropical Agriculture

Additional Remuneration granted to L. B. Welch, Clerk,

whilst acting as Clerk in Charge

1,317 18

Development of Wheat Belt.

SALARIES.

Wages of Foreman and Farm Hands

117

Development of South-West.

SALARIES.

Potato Wages, etc.

481

CONTINGENCIES.

Dairy Farms

409

Importation and Distribution of Seed Potatoes

2,330 16

Bonus to W. B. Fletcher, Melbourne Agency, for Services rendered in connection with Potato Inspection

12 10

Purchase of four tons Berseem Clover from Egypt

211

3,446 0 2

Carried forward

39,415 12 6

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s. d.

Brought forward

39,415 12 6

Development of Fruit Industries.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidentals

Government Refrigerating Works, Abattoirs, Sale Yards, and

Markets.

SALARIES.

Meat Sales—Wages ..

CONTINGENCIES.

Refrigerating Works—Incidental, including Fuel, Materials

for Upkeep, Annual Overhaul, etc.

,72 10

Kalgoorlie Abattoirs, Incidentals ..

Perth City Markets, Incidental, including 'Maintenance and

Repairs..

59 18

Metropolitan Sale Yards, Incidental

Meat Sales, Purchases of Stock, etc.

1,524 19

Meat Sales,

Fodder, Abattoir and Sale Yard Charges, Rail-

age, etc.

1,821

3,601

Rabbits and Vermin Boards.

SALARIES.

District Allowance to Rabbit Inspector in North-West

Stock.

SALARIES.

Temporary Assistance	339 0 11
Special Allowance to Stock Inspector at Fremantle for Main-

tenance of Motor Car

Yandanoolta Estate, Working Expenses and Wages

66 11 10

449

Agricultural Bank.

SALARIES.

Clerk at £120, increased to £132 from 1st April ..	3	0	0
Clerk at £120, increased to £132 from 1st February ..	5	0	0
Clerk at £84, increased to £96 from 1st June	1	0	0
Cleric at £84, increased to £96 from 1st February	5	0	0

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance, etc.

177

191

X.—MINISTER FOR MINES.

Mines Generally.

SALARIES.

Warden. Marble Bar, £275 (7 months), £282 (5 months), also

District Allowance, £110 (12 months)

387 18

Clerk, Payment in respect of leave due on retirement ..

108

CONTINGENCIES.

Surveys of Leases and Areas (including Wages of Survey

Assistants, etc.), also Refund of Survey Fees ..

190

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, Fuel, Light, Travel- ling, Transport, Advertising, and Allowances to Relieving Officers, etc.	345 11 11
Purchase of Travelling Equipment, including Horses, Harness.

Vehicles, Motor Cars, Repairs, etc.

230

6 11

1,262 15 3

Carried forward

45,076 5 5

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Brought forward

45,070 5 5

Explosives and Analytical.

Magazine Reserves, Maintenance of Sidings, Repairs to Trucks,

Upkeep of Horse and Cart

45 5 6

Geological Survey.

SALARIES.

Cleric, increase from £170 to £216 (7 months) ..

26 16 8

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, Transport, Forage, Travelling, Fuel, Water, Field Equipment, Equipment of Library and Museum, Laboratory Expenses, etc. ..

421 2 4

447 19 0

Inspection of Machinery.

S ALA RIES.

Temporary Labour (Axemen, Chainmen, Camp

Assistants,

etc., etc.), also Allowances under Regulation 78

X.—MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS.

Railways.

(WORKING AND MAINTENANCE 0 F. )

Including construction of Minor Works and Improvements not

provided for on Loan Estimates.

Traffic Branch	11,103 16	7
Locomotive Branch	47,113 14 5

Ways and Works Branch ..

6,350

Compensation or Compassionate Allowances to officers or employees injured on duty, etc., or to widows or families of such officers or employees ; also gratuities to retrenched officers ; compensation for all branches of the railways to cover claims for loss, detention, or damage to goods, etc., and for personal injuries, loss of life, etc., to the travelling public, and all legal expenses which the Department is liable to discharge arising therefrom ..

990

65,558

XL—ATTORNEY GENERAL. •

Crown Law Offices.

CONTINGENCIES.

Awards and Law Costs

475

Electoral. SALARIES.

Clerk, at £168 per annum from 1st November	91	0	0
Clerk, at £168 per annum from 13th January	75	5

166

Carried forward

111,843

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s. d.

Brought forward	111,843	6 0
Land Titles.
SALARIES.

Typist, at £156 per annum from 13th February

52 19

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

345 14 0

• •

398

Stipendiary Magistracy.

SALARIES.

Clerk, Roebourne, increase from £240 to £252 (6 months)	..	6
Clerk, Bunbury, increase from £156 to £192 (6 months)	..	18
Clerk, Boulder, increase from £240 to £252 (6 months)	..	4

Expenses incurred through relieving Magistrate Local Court,

Perth

363

3 10

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance

368

CONTINGENCIES.

Inquests	• •	• •	349 12	4
Incidental	310 12	2

1,419 '8

Supreme Court.

SALARIES.

Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, £576 (4 months)	..	192	0	0
Sheriff, six months leave after retirement	275	0	0

Clerk, increase of salary from £216 to £228 (3 months)

Clerk, increase of salary from £80 to £84, from 16th July, 1911

CONTINGENCIES.

•	Incidental	..	16 15 10	490 12	7
XI.—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION.

SALARIES.

Chief Inspector of Schools, increased rate from £510 to £552.

from 1st June, 1012

Inspector of Schools, increased rate from £480 to £504 from

1st July, 1911, to 31st May, 1912, and from £504 to £528,

from 1st June, 1912, to 30th June, 1913

Inspector of Schools, increase from £456 to £504, from 1st June, 1911, to 31st May, 1912, and from £480 to £528, from 1st June, 1912, to 30th June, 1913	96	0	0
Inspector of Schools, increase from £480 to £504, from 1st

July to 30th June, 1913 (less six months half pay) ..

Chief Inspector of Schools, Salary in respect of Leave granted upon retirement in excess of the provisions of the Public Service Act	448	9	4
Inspector of Schools, increase from £456 to £504, from 1st

July, 1911

96 0 0

Carried forward

775 19

114,152

4 GEO. V.]

Appropriation, 1913-14.

[1913, No. 24.

s. d.

Brought forward

775

19 4

114,152

SALARIES—continued.

Inspector of Schools, increase from £456 to £504, from 1st July, 1911, to 31st January, 1.913, and to £528 to 30th June, 1913	106	0	0
Inspector of Schools, increase from £456 to £480, from 1st

January to 30th June, 1913

0 0

Inspector of Schools, increase from £456 to £480, from 1st

January to 30th June, 1913 (less half salary one month)

Director's Assistant, increase from £312 to £384,

from 1st

July, 1911 ..

144

0 0

Clerks (4), increase from £110 to £120 (portion of year)	25	3 4
Inspectress of Needlework, Arrears for 191I-12	6	9 0
Government Schools, Forage, Lodging, District, and Cleaning

Allowances

5,050

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally.

Furniture, Books, Sales Stock, etc.

740

Incidental

1,286

8 9

Training College.

Incidental

8,187 12 4

XII.—MINISTER FOR WORKS.

SALARIES.

Public Works and Buildings.

Engineer for Dock Construction at £1,000, extension of period

providedfor

495

Third Class Assistant Engineer, £300 (4 months), £325 (2 months)

165

Hall Porter, increase from £156 to £168	..	..	12	0	0
Salary in lieu of leave to Officers retiring, etc.	..	331	7	3

Warden, Marble Bar, Proportion of Salary

Engineer for Roads and Bridges, Salary in respect of Leave granted upon retirement in excess of the provisions of the Public Service Act

382

CONTINGENCIES.

Roads and Bridges.

Grants, etc., Roads and Bridges throughout the State

108

Roads.

Maintenance of Main Road, Caves

419

Carried forward

1,964 12

0 122,339 12

1913, No. 24.]

Appropriation, 1913-14.

[4 GEO. V.

Brought forward

1,964 12

122.339 12

Harbours and Rivers.

Carnarvon, Jetty Itvairs, etc.

165 19

Tramways, Maintenance, Rolling Stock, etc.

849 14

Workshops and Quarries.

Fremantle Workshops.

Wages

• •

1,480

Miscellaneous.

Expenses of Railways constructed Departmentally

2,121

Buildings, etc.

Denmark Cottages, Repairs and Renovations ..	60	2	5
Lithographic Department, Additions and Alterations	101	3	4
Warden's Residence, Sandstone ..	400	0	0
Wyndham Gaol and Quarters, Additions and Repairs ..	49	4	6
Fremantle Gaol and Quarters, Additions and Repairs	9 14	0

Marble Bar Hospital, Alterations and Renovations

1 10

Pinjarra Hospital, Repairs

• .

Leonora, Police Sergeant's Quarters and Alterations to Station

Marble Bar Police Station and Quarters, Renovations, etc.

3 10

Wyndham Police Station and Quarters, Additions, etc.	..	66	1	0
Fremantle Immigration Home, Alterations to Electric Lighting,

etc.

116 0 0

Derby Residency, Repairs, etc.	6 5	6
Moora, Court House	6 10	0
Doodlakine, School Additions	4 16	3

Morawa (South) School, Small Portable

Muja School, Small Portable

Western Australian University, Temporary Buildings

4,248 16

Perth, James Street, Water Supply Offices, Additions, etc.	..	388 17	2
Grants in Aid for Construction of and Additions to Mechanics'

Institutes, Miners' Institutes, etc.

787

12,861

Water Supply.

SALARIES.

Clerk, Arrears covering period of leave for 1911-12	..	23 15	0
Clerks (2), increase from £108 to £168 (9 months)	..	33 16	2

Clerk, Special Allowance under Regulation 78 whilst relieving	4	0	0
Clerk, increase from £114 to £120 (6 months)	3	0	0
Clerk, increase from £110 to £120 (2 months)	1 13	4
Clerk, increase from £110 to £120 (2 months)	1 13	4
District Engineer, District Allowance, increase from £60 to £75	15	0	0

Assistant Engineer, Special Allowance ..

48 0 0

Assistant Engineer at £264 (9 months) ..

198

Cadet, increase from £111 to £120 (3 months), and District

Allowance, £15

Carried forward

346

2 10

135,200 18

4 GEO. V.]

Appropriation, 1918-14.

[1913, No. 24.

s. d.

Brought forward

346

2 10

135,200

Water Supply continued.

Clerk, at £216 (41 months)

Clerks, 8 at £168 (51 months)

623

Cleric, at £168 (3 days)

Draftsman, at £216 (9 months)

162

Cadet, at £120, and arrears for 1911-12	101	13	4
Clerk, at £60 (6 months)	30	0	0

Clerk, at £168 and £15 District Allowance (19 days)

9 13

Assistant Engineer, Marble Bar (portion of salary)

100

increases under Reclassification, 1911-12, Metropolitan Water

Supply

444

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidentals ..

508 14 10

Other Hydraulic Undertakings chargeable to Revenue

1,727

4.134

XIIL—COLONIAL SECRETARY.

Office of Colonial Secretary.

SALARIES.

Cleric, at £216 from 1st November, 1912	144	0	0
Chief Cleric, payment in respect of Long Service Leave	51	16	7

CONTING EN CIES.

Incidental

159

Extra Remuneration under P.S. Regulations 33 and 78

423 18 0

Aborigines.

SALARIES.

Clerk, increased rate, £220 to £240, from 1st November	13	6	8
Salary drawn in dxcess of classification at, £15 per annum,

from 1st July to 31st October, 1912 ..

Charities.

SALARIES.

Cook, Women's Home, Fremantle, increase from £1 to £1. 7s.

6d. par week, from 22nd April, 1913

Temporary Labour, Class "G" Officers, etc.

02 18

Inspectors, State Children, increased rates from 1 at £190,

1 at £180, 1 at £130, to 1 at £204, 1 at £192, and 1 at £144,

from 1st July, 1912

Nurse,

Government Receiving Depot, increased rate from

£1 per week to £60 per annum ..

inspector, at £120 from 24th February, 1913 ..

38 15

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally.

Payments to Women on whom children are dependent

589 13

Outdoor Relief

641

Carried forward

1,379

139,777

1913, No. 24.]

Appropriation, 1913-14.

[4 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

1,379

139,777

State Children.

Aid to Orphanage and Industrial Schools, etc. ..

228

Government Receiving Depot, Subiaeo.

Incidental, including Provisions, Bedding, Clothing, Tools,

Fuel, Postages, etc., etc.

316

Government Labour Bureau.

Incidental, including Advertising, Printing, etc

etc.

,945

Ferries, Jetties, and Tramways.

SALARIES.

Jetty, Wages	70	3	6
Ferry, Wages	32	2	3

Wharfinger, Wyndham, at £300 from 10th March, 1013

92 14 10

Whartinger, Derby, leave in lieu of notice

CONTINGENCIES.

Ferry, Working Expenses ..

284 15

523 ' 2 5

Fisheries.

SALARIES.

Inspector, Broome, at £168, and District Allowance, £60,

from 7th April, 1913

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

• •

. •

233

286

Friendly Societies and Industrial Arbitration.

SALARIES.

Assistant Actuary, increased rate from £240 to £252, fro

21st January, 1913

Temporary Labour, Class " G" officers, etc.

2 10

Special Allowances to Clerks (2) ..

Gaols.

SALARIES.

Head Office.

Clerk, increased rate from £204 to £216, from 14th Novomber,

1912

7 11

Fremantle Prison.

Warder, increased rate from £150 to £155, from 1st January,

1913..

2 10 0

Allowance, House, various officers

Carried forward

88 8 9 142,588 6 1

4 GEO. V.]

Appropriation, 1913-14.

[1913, No. 24.

s. d.

Brought forward

142,588

Gaols.

District Gaols.

Warder, at £175, leave of absence upon retirement

Generally.

Temporary Labour, etc., etc.

267 17

Salary in lieu of leave to officers retiring

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions, Bedding, and Clothing, etc., etc. ..

835 17

Earnings of Prisoners

Incidental

178

1,471

Harbour and Light.

SALARIES.

Extra Labour, " Penguin "	79	10	3
Lightkeeper, increased rate from £144 to £156, from31st

October, 1912

Reserve Lightkeeper, Temporary Labour, etc.

279 11

Clerk, Arrears of Salary for 1911-12

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

169

Special Grant to Captain Williamson

576 16 9

Lunacy.

SALARIES.

Senior Assistant Medical Officer, increase from £395 to £456,

from1st July

• •

Junior Assistant Medical Officer, increase from £300 to £360

from 1st July

•

Female Attendants, Amended Scale from 1st September, 1912

200

Stale Attendants, Amended Scale

from 1st September, 1912

78 16

Engineering Staff, increased rate from 9s. to 9s. 6d. per day, from 1st October, 1912, also Plumber from 12s. to 13s. per day, from 1st July, 1912	36 16	3
Cooks, increased rates from 1 at £85, 1 at £65, to 1 at £2 5s.

per week, 1 at £3 5s. per week, from 25th January, 1913

Allowances for Officers, etc., House and Ration

164

. Temporary Labour, etc.

405

Arrears of Salary for 1911-12

CONTINGENCIES.

i Provisions, Bedding, Clothing,etc., State Milk Supply

1,565 10 10

State Milk Supply, Incidental

405 12

3,136 6 10

Carried forward

147,772 15 0

1913, No. 24.]

Appropriation, 1913-14.

[4 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

147,772 15

Medical and Public Health.

SALARIES.

Inspector at £204, from 2nd January, 1913

101

Inspector, increased rate, from £240 to £252 from 1st May, 1913	2	0	0
Laboratory Assistant, increased rate from £144 to £156, from

1st November, 1912

Domestic Staff, Housemaids, Orderlies, Gardeners, etc.	..	467	9	4
Temporary Labour ..	739	3	10
District Medical Officer, Northampton, Quarters Allowance	..	14 11	8
District Medical Officer, Boyup, at £125, from 31st January, 1913	52	8	5

District Medical Officer, Merredin, at £100, from 1st April, 1913	25	0	0
District Medical Officer, New Noreia, at £100, from 1st May, 1913	16	13	1
District Medical Officer, Bullfinch, at £100, from 2nd May, 1913	16	7	11

Public Hospitals.

CONTINGENCIES.

Perth, Maintenance ..

3,096

Government Hospitals and Quarantine Stations.

Provisions, Bedding, and Clothing, etc., etc.

3,173

Isolation Hospitals.

Sanitation, Government Buildings

95 10

School Hygiene

59 14

Public Health Congress Expenses

176

Wooroloo, Sanatorium Farm

78 11

8,122

Observatory.

SALARIES.

Acting Government Astronomer, increased rate from £384 to

£504, from 7th November, 1912

Police.

SALARIES.

Secretary, increased rate from £324 to £384, from 1st July, 1912

Temporary Labour, etc.

Chief Inspector, increased rate from £375 to £400, from 1st

April, 1913

CONTINGENCIES.

Remounts

246 10

Incidental

420

Extra Remuneration to Acting Commissioner of Police

144

913

Registry.

SALARIES.

Temporary Clerical Assistance, etc.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

107

Carried forward

156,994

4 GEO. V.]

Appropriation, 1913-14.

[1913, No. 24.

s. d.

Brought forward

156,994

Government Steamship Serviee.

SALARIES.

S.S. "Western Australia," Salaries and Wages, etc.	..	62	5	1
S.S. " Enda," Salaries and Wages, etc.	2	0	10

CONTINGENCIES.

Steamers.

S.S. " Western Australia," Incidentals	..	4,503	9	8
S.S. " ICwinana," Incidentals	..	12,171	1	10

S.S. " Euela," Incidentals ..

. .

4,659 14

Provision for Depreciation and Replacement Fund

L'00

97,688 11 9

'total

184,682 17 10

SCHEDULE C1-.

1913, No. 24.]

Appropriation, 1913-14.

[4 GEO. V.

SCHEDULE G.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

£ s. d.

£ a. d.

Departmental.

SALARIES.

Water Supply, Sundry Persons

1,849 5 5

Agriculture, Sundry Persons

422

0 11

CONTINGENCIES.

Water Supply, Incidental ..

584

9,855 12 4

Railways and Tramways.

Rails and Fastenings, Railways	7,028	0	0
Rolling Stock	90,078	0	7
Wickepin-Merredin	6,518	1	7
Wongan-Mullewa	10,003	3	7

Yilliminuing-Kondinin

5,500 0 0

119,127

Harbours and Rivers.

Bunbury Harbour Works ..	419	9	1
Fremantle Dock and Slip ..	680 17	6

Improvements to Harbours and Rivers

9,046

10,146 12 2

Water Supply and Sewerage.

Metropolitan Water Supply

20,292 12

Development of Agriculture.

implement Works

3,909 13

• •

Roads and Bridges, ete,

New Roads and Bridges in Country and Goldfields Districts,

including Feeders for Railways

2,911

Other Undertakings.

Workers' Homes, Working Capital

70,000

Total

229,243

By Authority: FRED. Wu. SIMPSON, GOVMPIPOTit Printer, '

Perth.