Appropriation (1915-16) (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

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N.,§?

ANNO SEXTO

GEORGII QUINT' REGIS,

XXXI.

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No. 64 of 1915.

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 and from the Public Account certain sums to make good the sup- plies granted for the Service of the Year ending the thirtieth day of June, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, and to supplement grants made by the present Par- liament during its last Session in adjustment of the Vote " Advance to Treasurer, 1914-15," for charges during the Year ended the 30th day of June, 1915.

[Assented to 8th December, 1915.]

MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,

E, Your Majesty'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: And be it therefore enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative

1915, No. 64.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

[6 GEO. V.

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

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 sixteen, the following sums, that is to say :

Moneys.

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Two Million Six Hundred and Eighty Thousand Four Hundred and Thirty- six Pounds.

From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund, the sum of One Hundred and Forty-four Thousand Two Hundred and Eighteen Pounds.

From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund, the sum of One Million Five Hundred and Fifty-three Thousand Eight Hun- dred and Eighty-one Pounds.

From the Public Account for Advance to 'treasurer the sum of One Hundred Thousand Pounds.

Appropriation of

(1.) All sums granted by this Act, and the Acts mentioned in

supplies.	Schedule A to this Act, towards making good the Supply granted
Schedule A.	to His Majesty, that is to say:
From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Three Million Eight Hundred and Eighty-nine Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty-six Pounds.
From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund the sum of One Hundred and Forty-four Thousand Two Hundred and Eighteen Pounds.
From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund the sum of Two Million One Hundred and Three Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty-one Pounds.
From the Public Account for Advance to Treasurer the sum of Four Hundred 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, 1919-15," for charges during the year ended the 30th day of June, 1915, that is to say :
Treasurer.

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-nine Thousand Three Hundred and Forty Pounds Three Shillings and Five pence.

From the General Loan Fund the sum of One Hundred and Forty-seven Thousand Three Hundred and Eight Pounds Seven Shillings and Eleven pence,

are appropriated and shall be deemed to have been appropriated

Schedules E to G.

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

F and O.

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Appropriation, 1915-16.

[1915, No. 64.

SCHEDULE A.

FOR THE SERVICE OF THE YEAR ENDING THE 30TH JUNE, 1916.

Consolidated Revenue Fund :

Under 6 Geo. V., No. 1.	...	659,300
Under 6 Geo. V., No.	550,000

Under this Act

... 2,680,436

Votes as per Estim

3,889,736

Trust Fund :

Under this Act

14-4,218

General Loan Fund:

Under 6 Geo. V., No. I.	450,000
Under 6 Geo. V., No. VIII....	100,000

Under this Act

... 1,553,881

2,103,881

Public Account Advance to Treasurer :

...

300,000

Under 6 Geo. V., No. I.

...

Under this Act

...

100,000

400,000

6,537,835

1915, No. 64.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

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SCHEDULE B.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND for the Services of the Year ending 30th June, 1916,

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

1,540

The Executive Council

...

The Legislative Council ...

969

The Legislative Assembly	1,895	1,895
The Joint House Committee	4,043	4,043
The Joint Printing Committee	5,261	5,261

The Joint Library Committee

397

The Premier's Office

1,453

The Colonial Treasurer	139,231	139,231
The Minister for Mines	73,134	73,134
The Minister for Lands	50,276	50,276
The Minister for Agriculture	62,320	62,320
The Attorney General	75,320	75,320
The Minister for Education	322,941	322,941
The Colonial Secretary	473,131	478,131

The Minister for Works and Industries

9,113

83,989

93,102

Business Undertakings and State Trading

2,584,678

Concerns

Total

£3,880,623

£3,889,736

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Appropriation, 1915-16.

r1915, No. 64.

SCHEDULE C.

TRUST FUND for the Services of the Year ending the 30th June, 1916, as detailed in the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TRUST ACCOUNT.

Departmental ...	7,214
Roads and Bridges	6,108
Harbours and Rivers	21,600
Public Buildings...	54.062

Refunds ...

Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage

55,200

Total

.2144,218

1915, No. 64.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

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SCHEDULE D.

GENERAL LOAN FUND for the Services of the Year ending 30th June, 1916, as detailed

in the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SUMMARY.

Under Section 3e

of Audit Act.

Generally.

Total.

Departmental

...

894

70,073

70,967

Railways, etc.

...

294,983

390,992

685,975

Harbours and Rivers ...	114,721	43,162	157,883
Water Supply and Sewerage	337,120	337,120
Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources ...	84,451	84,451

Development of Agriculture ...	8,343	532,098	540,441
Roads and Bridges, Public Buildings, etc.	38,005	28,342	66,347

Other Undertakings

...

4,094

156,603

160,697

Total

461,040

1,642,841

2,103,881

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Appropriation, 1915-16.

[1915, No. 64.

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 other persons, and to the Parliamentary Catering Committee, or for payment of deposits on Contracts, 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 appro- priation 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. Advances under this Schedule may be made, in like manner, out, of the Government Property Sales Fund. The whole amount to be adjusted not later than 30th June, 1917 ...

£400,000

1915, No. 64.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

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FOR THE SERVICE OF THE YEAR ENDED 30T11 JUNE, 1915.

IN ADJUSTMENT OF THE APPROPRIATION " ADVANCE TO TREASURER, 1914-15, ETC.

SCHEDULE F.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

£ s. d.

IIL—EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Telephone Rents, Stationery, etc.

4 18 4

VII.—JOINT PRINTING COMMITTEE.

CONTINGENCIES.

Printing and Distribution of Hansard	..	218	7	11
Parliamentary and General Printing	..	10	3	1

228

IX.—PREMIER'S OFFICE.

SALARIES.

Temporary Clerical Assistance

CONTINGENCIES.

lcidental including Postage, Stationery, etc.

122 0 9

X.—TREASURY.

SALARIES.

Cleric, at £180 (April-June)

31 14 11

CONTINGENCIES.

Stamps Embossing Branch—Incidental, including Machinery.

38 19 5

Carried forward

394 9 6

6 GEo.

Appropriation, 1915-16.

[1915, No. 64.

Brought forward

394

Audit.

SALARIES.

Increases consequent upon the decisions of the Appeal Board

dating from 1st July, 1911

539

Compassionate Allowances.

Heeps, Mrs. H. L., Widow of late H. L. Heeps, Storeman,

Government Stores

Reid, Mrs., Widow of A. G. Reid, late Draftsman, Lands

Department

110

Meckinstock, Mrs. J. C., Widow of late Customs Officer ..

147

Government Motor Cars.

CONTINGENCIES.

Wages and Overtime	182	6	6
General Expenses (including Hire of Cars)	434	14	2

617

Government Savings Bank.

SALARIES.

Manager, amount unrecouped by Workers' Homes Board

owing to resignation as member of Board ..

Clerk, increase of Salary from 1st July, 191.4 ..	24	0	0
Clerk, increase under Regulations	5	19	9

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance

488 19

522

Government Stores.

SALARIES.

Clerk, arrears on Appeals

Clerks (2), 1 at £132 and 1 at £80 (Portion of June)

Indenting Office.

SALARIES.

Amount short recovered from other departments as provided

for in the Estimates

1,315 17 8

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

919 19 8

2,235 17 4

Carried forward

4,473 2 3

1915, No. 64.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

[6 GEO. V.

Brought forward

4,473

Literary and Scientific Grants.

Public Library of Western Australia

250

London Agency.

SALARIES.

Savoy House, wages

76 13

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, Travelling,

Rent,

Fuel, etc.

638

Purchase of Motor Car

Expenses incurred by Agent General in entertaining

771 10

Public Service Commissioner.

SALARIES.

Deputy Public Service Commissioner, extension of Service to

28th February, 1915 (including leave)

104

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Costs of Inquiries and Examinations	128	6	0
Cost of hearing Appeals against Reclassification	34	2	7
Workers' Compensation Act	0 11	4

266 19 11

Taxation.

SALARIES.

Clerk, increased rate from £168 to £180 per annum, from 1st

November, 1914

CONTINGENCIES.

Workers' Compensation Act

7 6

Workers' Homes Board.

SALARIES.

Special Allowance to Acting Accountant	40	13	11
Payment to Lands Department for services of Advisory Ac-

countant ..

Extra Clerical Assistance

Clerk, extra payment under Regulations	0	10	2
Payment to Lands Department for services of Clerk	27	18	2..

115 18

Carried forward

5,885 17 10

6 G EO. V.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

[1915, No. 64.

£ s. d.

Brought forward	6,886 17 10
Miscellaneous.

Benevolent Grants.

Rescue and Prison Gate Work

Exhibitions.

Java Exhibition	..	256 18	8
Panama Exhibition ..	GO 17	6

Fire Brigades.

Fire Brigade Board Contribution

62 10

Honoraria.

Hansard Staff, Reporting Royal Commissions

125

Members of Parliament, etc., Service for.

Members of Parliament representing Electorates beyond limits

of State Railway System, Grant towards Travelling Expenses

Royal and other Commissions of Inquiry.

Control of Trade in War Time

861

Sundry Grants and Services.

Interest and 'Exchange

760 18 10

Miscellaneous Printing and Advertising ..

151

Grant to British Association for Advancement of Science

17 17 11

Grant to Pharmaceutical Council

2 10

Grant to Young Australia League .

200

Cheques received as Revenue and Lostin Transit	3 17	6
Carnarvon Bushmen's Relief	25 0 0

Nedlands Park Tramway ..	.	48	9	1
W.A. Chamber of Manufactures ..	100	0	0

Purchase of Site for Police Buildings at Bayswater	..	132	0	0
Removal of Dalgety's Yards at iCatanning	71	7	10

Refund to L. Grant, amount stolen from Public Works De-

partment, Port Hedland

5 14

Contributions to Mine Workers' Fund

1,153 17

Steamer Fares of Men stranded at Whim Creek

31 12

Purchase of l3uckland Hill Sub. Lot 30 for Inebriates' Home ..

Purchase of Three Springs Cemetery Site

4,141 9 4

Carried forward

10,027 7 2

1915, No. 64.1

Appropriation, 1915-16.

[6 GEO. V.

£ s. d.

Brought forward

10,027 7 2

X.—MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS.

Railways and Tramways.

Traffic Branch

4,712 4 4

Ways and Works Branch ..

1,720

Tramways

992 13 11

7,425 4 3

XL—MINISTER FOR MINES.

Mines Generally.

SALARIES.

Clerk, payment for Long Service Leave

Acting Warden, Kalgoorlie, payment of Salary whilst on Leave

Clerk, payment on decision of Appeal Board ..

Mining Registrar, Southern Cross, payment on decision of

40 19 4

AppealBoard

Draftsman, payment on decision of Appeal Board

59 15

Coffnam,Eworws.

Surveys of Leases and Areas (including wages

Survey

Assistants, etc.), also Refund of Survey Fees

782

Bonus to Officers for Special Services

1,057

Explosives and Analytical.

SALARIES.

Chief Inspector of Explosives and Government Analyst, payment

on decision of Appeal Board ..

Assistant Inspector of Explosives and Analyst, payment on

decision of Appeal Board

Assistant Analyst, payment on decision of Appeal Board

Do.

do.

185

Geological Survey.

SALARIES.

Draftsman, payment on decision of Appeal Board	191	2	7
Clerk, payment on decision of Appeal Board ..	12	0	0

203

Inspection of Machinery.

SALARIES.

Acting Clerk in Charge

10 4 8

Carried forward

18,908

6 GEO. V.]

Appropriation, 1916-16.

[1 9 1 5, No. 64.

s. d.

Brought forward	18,908 17	1
Water Supply.
SALARIES.

Salaries and General Expenses

758 10 10

XII.—MINISTER FOR LANDS.

SALARIES.

Arrears of Salary to Officers on behalf of previous year ..

Clerk, salary short provided on Estimates

Clerk, Special Increase

8 14 11

District Allowances in Divisions 2 and 3

69 17

Draftsman and Computer, Northam, salary short provided on

Estimates..

13 19 11

Arrears paid consequent on decision of Appeal Board ..

716

813 6 2

XII.—MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE.

Agriculture and Industries Generally.

SALARIES.

Clerk, £144 (3 months), £156 (9 months)	6	0	0
Clerk, £168 (5 months 24 days), £204 (6 months 26 days)	10	11	5

Clerk, £180 (3 months 23 days)

•

55 17

Clerk, £84 (6 months), £96 (6 months) ..

5 15

Clerk, £192 (4 months 25 days) ..

Clerk, £150

(1 month 29 days) ..

Accountant, payment in consequence of reclassification

CONTINGENCIES.

Agricultural and Horticultural Subsidies and Grants ..

261 17 4

Development of Wheat Belt.

SALARIES.

Assistant Teacher, £170 (2 months 5 days)	..	• .	28	5	7
Principal, £216 (10 months), £276 (2 months)	9	4	3

Farm Manager, £192 (4 months 4 days), £168 (4 months 18 days)

Wheat Farm, wages

300

356

Development of South-West.

CONTINGENCIES.

Potato Inspection, including Rewards	..	191	5	8
Subterraneum Clover	86 16	1

278

Carried forward

21,376 16

1915, No. 64.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

[6 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

21,376 16 8

Development of Fruit Industries.

SALARIES.

Inspector, £80 (8 months 2 days), £216 (3 months 29 days)

Temporary Inspectors

153

CONTINGENCIES.

Field Inspection	98	9	1
Port and Market Inspection	25	8	3

Incidentals

78 9 2

Investigation of Bitter Pit

74 19

476 8 11

Government Refrigerating Works.

SALAAMS.

Temporary Clerical Assistance (relieving)

30 19 10

Wages, Albany Cold Stores

Wages, North Fremantle Abattoirs

121

Wages, Midland Junction Abattoirs

191

CONTINGENCIES.

Refrigerating Works—Incidental, including Fuel, Materials for

Upkeep, Annual Overhaul, etc.

9 11

Kalgoorlie Abattoirs—Incidentals

177 13

Albany Cold Stores—Incidentals ..	109	6	3
Perth City Markets—Incidental, including Maintenance and

Repairs

Metropolitan Sale Yards—Incidental

North Fremantle Abattoirs, incidental	138 15	2
Midland Junction Abattoirs	56 14	0
Midland Junction Saleyards	14 12	1

949

Rabbits and Vermin Boards.

SALARIES.

Chief Inspector, increase on decision of Appeal Board

Inspector, District Allowance, £95 (18 days), £110 (28 days)

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Travelling, Purchase of Live Stock, Water

Supply, Fodder, Maintenance of Fence,

Plant, Repairs;

Building, etc.

724

Workers' Compensation Act

Vermin Board

558

1,397 7 8

Carried forward

24,199 18 9

6 0-E0. V.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

[1915, No. 64.

s. d.

Brought forward

24,199

18 9

Stock.

SALARIES.

Clerk, £204 (3 months)	47	6 3
Temporary Inspectors	66	18 5

CONTINGENCIES.

Purchase, Sale and Stabling of Stock for Government Depart.

ments..

393

0 6

Yandenooka Estate, Working Expenses and Wages

6,243

Workers' Compensation Act

. .

19 4

Additional Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33

and 78

.. .

0 0

6,806

Agricultural Bank.

SALARIES.

Extra Clerical and Field Assistance

2,819

Accountant, increase on decision of Appeal Board	..	94	12	11
Sub-Accountant, increase on decision of Appeal Board	12	0	0
Securities Cleric, increase on decision of Appeal Board	30	6	7
Paying Officer, increase on decision of Appeal Board	59	6	7

3,024 6 1

ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Crown Law Offices.

SALARIES.

Crown Solicitor, arrears on Appeal

313

Clerk, arrears on Appeal ..

12 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Extra Remuneration to Officers under Regulations 33 and 78 ..

Awards and Law Costs

407

794

Electoral.

SALARIES.

Cleric, increase under Regulations ..

Cleric, arrears on Appeal

Land Titles.

SALARIES.

Increases under Regulations

14 11

Arrears on Appeals (7 Officers)

378

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, Travelling,etc.

118 10

511 10 11

Carried forward

35,356 7 6

1915, No. 64.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

[6 6 EO.

s. d.

Brought forward

• •

35,356 7 6

Stipendiary Magistracy.

SALARIES.

Magistrate (Local Court), payment for Leave on Retirement	..	401	8	6
Magistrate (Police Court), payment for Leave on Retirement ..	245 13	9

Magistrate (Geraldton), arrears on Appeal	..	191	2	7
Clerk of Court (Perth), arrears on Appeal	..	47 15	8

886

Supreme Court.

SALARIES.

Extra assistance

71 18

State Hotels and Inspection of Liquors.

CONTINGENCIES.

Workers' Compensation Act

XIII.—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION.

Education.

SALARIES—GENERALLY.

Inspector of Schools, arrears, 1911-12	30	0	0
Accountant, increase under Regulations	12	0	0

Training College.

Scholarships for Home Students ..

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally.

Insurance, under Workers' Compensation Act

124 4 0

XIV.—COLONIAL SECRETARY.

Office of Colonial Secretary.

SALARIES.

Arrears of Salary under Reclassification Appeals

165

CONTINGENCIES.

Immigration Branch.

Incidentals, including Stationery, Travelling, Transport, and not

otherwise provided for ..

193 7 1

Carried forward

36,632 2 2

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Appropriation, 1915-16.

[1915, No. 64.

£ s. d.

Brought forward	36,632	2	2
Charities.
SALARIES.

Temporary Labour ..

117

Cleric, increase £180 to £192, from 3rd May, 1915

Cleric, at £216, from 29th April, 1915

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally.

Charitable Institutions, including Provisions, Bedding, Clothing, Fuel, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Equipment, Uniforms for Staff, Washing, Minor Repairs, Travelling, Transport, Postages, Stationery, etc.	261	12	7
Payments to women on whom children are dependent ..	793	9	8

Outdoor Relief

4,328

5 10

State Children.

Aid to Orphanage and Industrial Schools and Maintenance of

Children boarded out

34 0

Government Receiving Depot, Subiaeo.

Incidental, including Provisions, Bedding, Clothing, Tools, Fuel, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Equipment, Uniforms for Staff, Washing, Minor Repairs, Travelling, Postages,

Stationery, etc. ..

7 14 11

Government Labour Bureau.

Railway Fares

1,677

• •

7,255

Ferries, Jetties, and Tramways.

SALARIES.

Ferry, Wages ..

62 14 10

CONTINGENCIES.

Ferry, Working Expenses

360 19

423

Fisheries.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour ..

53 17

State Fish Supply, Wages

882

CONTINGENCIES.

State Fish Supply.

Incidental, including Rent, Boat Hire, Equipment, etc.

574

1,510 7 11

Carried forward

45,821 19 6

1915, No. 64.]

Appropriation, 1915-1G.

[6 GEO. V.

Brought forward

45,821 19

Gaols.

SALARIES.

Arrears of Salary under Reclassification Appeals	12 0 0
Temporary Labour ..	186 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions, Bedding and Clothing, Uniforms, Fuel, and Water,

etc.

299

Material for Manufacture

3 19

Assistance to Prisoners on Discharge

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, Upkeep of Horses, and Carts, Travelling, Transport, and not otherwise pro- vided for ..

80 18

607 9 9

Lithographic.

SALARIES.

Proportion of

Salaries paid but not rebated from Revenue

received from other Departments

1,451

CONTINGENCIES.

Machinery, General Repairs, and Tools ..

119 15

Photographic, Lithographic, and Process Material, etc.	219	6	7
Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, Water, Fuel, etc.	18	6	9
Workers' Compensation Act	4	2	5

1,812 14 2

Lunacy.

SALARIES.

Attendants (Inebriates' Homes)	..	133 11	3
Allowances, House, and Rations ..	94 18	2

Provisions, Bedding and Clothing, Fuel and Light, Medicines,

Minor Urgent Repairs, Burials, Stationery, Uniforms, Sanita-

tion, Certificates of Lunacy, Official Visitors' Fees, Rent, etc. Extra Remuneration under P.S. Regulations 33 and 78

807 19

2 14

Hospital for Inebriates.

Provisions, etc.

4 13

1,043 15 10

Medical and Public Health.

SALARIES.

Bacteriologist, increased rate, £480 to £552, from 1st February,

1915

17 17

Clerk, increased rate £180 to £204, from 19th January, 1915	..	10 16	9
Arrears of Salary under Reclassification Appeals	41 18	4
District Medical Officer, Westonia, £100, from 20th February,

1915

Chief Medical Officer, Wooroloo, at £672, from 5th May, 1915 ..

95 18

Secretary, Wooroloo, at £240, from 5th May, 1915

Carried forward

236 17

49,285 19

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V.]

Appropriation, 1910-16.

[1915,

No. 64.

s. d.

Brought forward

230 17

19,285

CONTINGENCIES.

Public Hospitals.

Fremantle, Maintenance

500 0 0

General.

Sanitation, Government Buildings

123

Early Closing Referenda	..	0 10	5
Wooroloo Sanatorium Farm	80 10	5

950 12 10

Police.

SALARIES.

Special 'Constables

2,382

Printing.

SALARIES.

'	Proportion of Salaries paid but not rebated from Revenue

received from other Departments

• •

3,010 14

CONTINGENCIES.

Machinery, Type, Repairs, etc.

327

Stationery (Printing paper) for Public Service generally	1,547	0	1
Incidental, including Power, Lighting, Water, Fuel, Postage,

Stationery, etc.

17S 10

Workers' Compensation Act

0 17

5,082

Registry.

SALARIES.

Temporary Clerical Assistance, etc.

140

State Dairy Farm.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidentals, including Forage, Transport, Upkeep of Motor Car,

etc.

369

State Steamship Service.

SALARIES.

Salaries and Wages and General Expenses of Management and

Conduct of the Service	26,110 12	5
XV.—MINISTER FOR WORKS AND INDUSTRIES.

SALARIES.

Second Class Assistant Engineers (2), increases on decision of

Appeal Board

288

Clerks (2), increases on decision of Appeal Board	52	18	8
District Inspector, increase on decision of Appeal Board	48	0	0
Wages	12	13	8

Carried forward

401 12 4

84,327

2 10

1915, No. 64.]

Appropriation, 1915-16.

[6 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

401 12

84,327

2 16

CONTINGENCIES.

Extra Remuneration, Public Service Regulations 33 and 78 ..

16 10

New . Works.

Carnarvon, Damage by Flood

1,165

Miscellaneous.

Margaret River–Flinders Bay Railway—Wages and Working

Expenses

112 6 5

Traffic Expenses of Railway constructed Departmentally

799

Buildings.

Subiaco Hospital—Gas heating appliances

42 17

darrahwood School ..	370	9	6
Crawley Estate and Camping Area—Maintenance, Wages and-

Minor Works, including Road approach

67 17

2,976 5 6

State Implement Works.

SALARIES.

Manager, Payment in respect of leave upon Retirement

160 11

Acting Manager

32 16

CONTINGENCIES.

Wages, Temporary Clerical Assistance, Materials, Stores,

Freights, and Working Expenses, etc.

30,270 19

30,465 6 7

State Quarries.

CONTINGENCIES.

Wages and General Working Expenses ..

1,388 14 2

State Sawmills.

CONTINGENCIES.

Minor Salaries, Wages and General Working Expenses, Minor Alterations and Improvements to Mills, Trading Expenses (including Overseas Agencies), Purchase of Live Stock, Whims, etc., for Hauling, Mill Stores, General and Trading Stores, Rolling Stock, Hewn Timber, Piles and Timber

Generally, Incidentals, etc.

110,068 3 10

Carried forward

229,225 12 11

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Appropriation, 1915-16.

F1915, No. 64.

Brought forward

229,225 12 11

Miscellaneous.

PENSIONS.

Pension, T. W. Paisley, late School Teacher, from 13th Novem- ber, 1913, to 30th June, 1915, being portion of pension not chargeable under " Special Acts "

114

State Hotels and Inspection of Liquors.

Tourist Bureau.

Tourist Development, Maintenance, etc., generally of Caves, Rottnest, etc., including Transport and Wages of Employees, also Refunds of Excess Payments

To read, to include :

Purchase of Stock for Rottnest Retail Store for general sale

TOTAL, CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND ..

£229,340 3 5

1915, No. 61J

Appropriwion, 1915-16.

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FOR THE SERVICE OF THE YEAR ENDED THE 30TH JUNE, 1915.

IN ADJUSTMENT OF THE APPROPRIATION " ADVANCE TO TREASURER," 1914-15, The.

SCHEDULE G.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

s. d.

Railways and Tramways.

Additions and Improvements to Opened Railways

22,458 12

Harbours and Rivers.

Albany Harbour and Improvements

6,141

• •

Water Supply and Sewerage.

Water Supply in Agricultural Districts, including Drainage

and Irrigation ..

1,961 18 6

Development of Agriculture.

Agricultural Immigration	..	3,445	13	5
Development of Agriculture	7,308	1	10

Rabbit-proof Fence ..

581

Assistance to Settlers

02,109

113,445

Other Undertakings.

Agricultural Implement Works, Foundry, Meter and General

Workshops

2,944 12 9

Brickyards

356 17

3,301

TOTAL, GENERAL LOAN FUND

£147,308

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By Authority: PIMP. WM. SIMPSON, Government- Printer, Perth.