Appropriation (1915) (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ANNO QUINT()

GEORGII QUIN TI REGIS,

LVII.

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No. 30 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 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 fifteen, and to supplement grants made by the last Parliament during its last Session in adjust- ment of the Vote " Advance to Treasurer, 1913-14," for charges during the Year ended the 30th day of June, 1914.

[Assented to 17th March, 1915.]

MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,—

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

Legislative 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

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Appropriation, 1914-15.

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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.	1. 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 fifteen, the following sums, that is to say :
From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of One Million Three Hundred and Fifty-three Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-eight Pounds.
From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund, the sum of One Hundred and Twelve Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy-nine Pounds.
From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund, the sum of One Million Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Six Hundred and Ninety-three Pounds.
From the Public Account for Advance to Treasurer the sum of One Hundred and Nineteen Thousand One Hundred and Seventy Pounds.

Appropriation of

2. (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 Nine Hundred and Fifty-six Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty-three Pounds.
From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund the sum of One Hundred and Twelve Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy-nine Pounds.
From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund the sum of Two Million Eight Hundred and Fifty-three Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety-eight Pounds.
From the Public Account for Advance to Treasurer the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds ; and
Treasurer.
Advance to	(2.) All sums granted by this Act to supplement grants in con- firmation of the expenditure from the vote, " Advance to Treasurer, 1913-19," for charges during the year ended the 30th day of June, 1914, that is to say :

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of One Hundred and Fifty-three Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty-eight Pounds Six Shillings and Eleven pence.

From the General Loan Fund the sum of One Hundred and Two Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety-six Pounds Three Shillings and One penny,

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.

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Appropriation, 1914-15.

[1915, No. 30.

SCHEDULE A.

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

Consolidated Revenue Fund:

Under 5 Geo. V., No. 1.

676,545

Under 5 Geo. V., No. XV.

..,

1,250,000

Under 5 Geo. V., No. XXVIII.	338,270
Under 5 Geo. V., No. XLVI.	338,270

Under this Act

1,353,838

Votes as per Estimates

...

3,956,923

Trust Fund :

Under this Act

112,379

General Loan Fund:

Under 5 Geo. V., No. I.	603,105
Under 5 Geo. V., No. XV. ...	200,000
Under 5 Geo. V., No. XXVIII.	150,000
Under 5 Geo. V., No. XLVI.	150,000

Under this Act

...

1,750,693

...

2,853,798

Public Account Advance to Treasurer :

Under 5 Geo. V., No. III.	...	...	230,330
Under this Act	119,170

350,000

7,273,100

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SCHEDULE B.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND for the Services of the Year ending 30th June, 1915,

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

SUMMARY.

Under Section 36 of

Audit Act.

Generally.

Total.

His Excellency the Governor

1,750

The Executive Council	45	45
The Legislative Council	969	969

The Legislative Assembly	1,900	1,900
The Joint Houses of Parliament	4,272	4,272
The Joint Printing Committee	5,056	5,056

The Joint Library Committee

400

The Premier's Office

1,429

The Colonial Treasurer

142,444

The Minister for Railways

1,591,707

The Minister for Mines	131,128	131,128
The Minister for Water Supply, Sewer-	240,325	240,325

age, and Drainage

The Minister for Lands

...

65,448

The Minister for Agriculture

136,282

The Attorney General

...

117,222

The Minister for Education	326,905	326,905
The Colonial Secretary	595,476	595,476

The Minister for Works and Industries

19,135

575,030

594,165

Total

...

£19,135

£3,937,788

£3,956,923

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SCHEDULE C.

TRUST FUND for the Services of the Year ending the 30th June, 1915, as detailed in the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TRUST ACCOUNT.

Departmental

2,500

Bridges

...

8,053

Public Buildings...	58,826
Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage	43,000

Total

£112,379

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SCHEDULE D.

GENERAL LOAN FUND for the Services of the Year ending 30th June, 1915, as detailed

in the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SUMMARY.

Under Section 36

of Audit Act.

Generally.

Total.

Departmental

1,016

92,076

93,092

Railways, etc.	439,182	449,542	888,724
Harbours and Rivers	100,837	58,650	159,487
Water Supply and Sewerage ...	109,393	197,966	307,359
Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources ...	108,000	108,000

Development of Agriculture

...

19,722

910,778

930,500

Roads and Bridges, Public Buildings, etc.

...

56,176

78,024

134,200

Other Undertakings

...

15,057

217,379

a 232,436

Total

741,383

2,112,415

2,853,798

a. This appropriation includes £50,000 to be carried to a Plant Suspense Account, which will be used to defray the original cost of plant, and cost of plant at present charged to the Stores Suspense Account ; such account will be credited with all hire charges and depreciation debitable to departmental votes. The amount also includes £5,000 to be carried to a Plant Suspense Account, w ;Mb will be charged with the purchase of live stock, and the value of stock on band controlled by the Department of Agriculture; and shall be credited with hire charges, and depreciation chargeable to departmental votes.

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Appropriation, 1914-15.

[1915, No. 30.

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 for payment of deposits on Contracts, or on account of other Governments, etc. Also to pay expenses of an unforeseen nature, also increases of Salaries in accordance with the decisions of the Public Service Appeal Board dated 16th December, 1914, 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. The whole amount to be adjusted not

later than 30th June, 1916

..•

.C350,000

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Appropriation, L914-15.

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

IN ADJUSTMENT OF THE APPROPRIATION "ADVANCE TO TREASURER, 1913-14," ETC.

SCHEDULE F.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

s. d.

V.—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, Uniforms, etc.

25 14 7

VI.—JOINT HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.

Joint House Committee.

SALARIES.

Kitchen and Dining-room Wages

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Telephone, Firewood, etc. ..

189

Joint Printing Committee.

Printing and Distribution of Hansard

305 17 9

VII.—PREMIER'S OFFICE.

SALARIES.

Secretary—Payment in lieu of 12 weeks' leave	115	7	8
Extra Clerical and other Assistance	54	8	5
Acting Secretary to Premier	117	4	11

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, etc.	.	147	16	2
Bonus to S. P. Hall	20	NO	0

Bonus to H. Higham, Acting Secretary to Premier	.•	20	•0	0
Workers' Compensation Act, 1012	0	.6	0

475 3 2

Bathed forward ..

806 15 6

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Appropriation, 1914-15.

[1915, No. 30.

s. d.

£ s. d.

Brought forward ..

806 15 6

VIM—COLONIAL TREASURER.

SALARIES.

Temporary Clerical and other assistance	493 15	0
Remuneration to Officers under Public Service Regulations

Nos. 33 and 78 ..

7 11

Deficiency in Postage Stamp Account on taking Stock ..

507

Audit.

SALARIES.

Increases upon reclassification of three Inspectors accruing

from earlier date than provided for ..

Temporary Clerical Assistance

Inspector—Payment for Accrued Leave	94	0	3
Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and

226

Compassionate Allowances.

Falkiner, Mrs. M., widow of late H. Falkiner, Lands Department	223	9	8
Sedgman, Mrs., widow late J. Sedgman, Education Department	135	0	0

Kendall, Mrs. M.

wife of R. Kendall, late Draftsman, Mines

Department

45 0 0

Speight, H., late Officer, Crown Law Department

100

Wallace, E. M., widow late S. Wallace, Head Teacher, Mundijong

131

Ross, Mrs. A., wife of A. Ross, Cleric, Stores Department	..	34	0	0
Wardlaw, Mrs., widow late J. Wardlaw, Head Teacher, Ravens-

thorpe

248 10

Commonwealth, contribution towards allowances granted to

Dependents of Deceased Transferred Officers

229 13

1,146

Government Motor Cars.

CONTINGENCIES.

Wages and Overtime

140 15

General and Working Expenses ..

512

653

Government Stores.

■

SALARIES.

Timber Inspectors (3)	0	5	0
Officer-in-Charge State Implement and Engineering Works

Stores, at £216 per annum, from 1st February. 1914

Stores Assistant at £168 per annum, from 1st January, 1914 ..

174 5 0

Carried forward

3,515 2 3

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Appropriation, 1914-15.

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s. d.

3,515

Brought forward

•

Government Savings Bank.

SALARIES.

Cleric, increase from £132 to £144 per annum (5 months)	5	0	0
Clerk, increase from £120 to 2134 por annum (4 months)	4	0	0

Clerk, increase from £120 .to £132 per annum (2 months)	..	2	0
Branch Manager, Bunbury, at £216 per annum, from 6th June	15	0
Cleaner, Boulder, increase at £12 per annum (7 months)	..	7	0
Junior Clerk, Kalgoorlie, increase at £12 per annum (10 months)	10	0
Clerk, increase from £132 to £144 per annum (6 months)	..	6	0

Temporary Clerical Assistance

619

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, etc.

146 17

814

Indenting Office.

SALARIES.

Income Tax (British)

• •

2 19

Lithographic.

SALARIES.

Draftsman (Arrears), 3 years at £12 per annum ..	36	0	0
Cadet at £96 per anmun, for portion of year ..	35	9	0

London Agency.

Secretary at £528 per annum, for portion of June

33 14

Accountant at £360 per annum, from 13th April	78	0	0
Income Tax (British)	16 12	0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, Travelling, Rent,

Fuel, etc.

Wages, etc., Savoy House

8 10

Incidental, Savoy House

815

5 10

Extra Remuneration to Secretary acting as Agent General	154	4	8
Travelling Expenses of Secretary and Accountant to London..	388 12	0

Allowance for Removal of Furniture to London ..

1,642

Printing.

SALARIES.

Foremen, Compositors, Machinists, and all other employees, including Machine Paper Rulers, Bookbinders, Ticket Printers, Stereotyper, Apprentices, and Messengers

1,002

CONTINGENCIES.

Machinery, Type, Repairs, etc.

....

499

2 -5

Stationery (Printing Paper, etc.) for Public Service generally ..

1,993 18 10

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78

3,528 12 5

Carried forward ..

9,576 0 9

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Appropriation, 1914-15.

[1915, No. 30.

s. d.

Brought forward

9,576

Public Service Commissioner.

SALARIES.

Messenger at £39 per annum	38	9	3
Typist at £132 per annum from May	14	5	0

CONTINGENCIES.

Cost of Printing and Gazetting Public Service List

10 19

Incidentals, including Cost of Inquiries and Examinations

367

Workers' Compensation Act, 1912	0	8	3
Extra Remuneration to Officers under Public Service Regu-

lation 78 ..

16 10 0

448

State Hotels and Inspection of Liquor.

SALARIES.

Stores Cleric at £132 per annum (portion of year)

114

Clerk at £168 per annum (portion of year)

Incidental, Postage, Stationery, Travelling, etc.

49 16

259

Taxation.

SALARIES.

Clerics (10), increases under Regulations, etc.

3 11

Income Assessors (2) at £276 (ono month) ;

also Clerk, arrears

for 1911-12 and 1912-13

60 12

117 15 11

Workers' Homes Board.

SALARIES.

Secretary, increase from £240 to £252 per annum	..	12	0	0
Cleric, increase from £174 to £175 per annum ..	1	0	0

Extra Clerical Assistance

136 14

Clerks (3) at £240, £204, and £156 per annum (portion of year)

142

CONTINGENCIES.

•

• -

105 16

Rent

398

Miscellaneous Services.

•	Benevolent Grants.

Fresh Air Leagues-1 for 1 Subsidy up to £500

69 14

Children's Hospital-1 for £ towards new buildings

2,500

House of Mercy—Grant for Sewerage Connections

Defalcations.

Temporary Clerk, Mining Registrar's Office, Southern Cross ..

85 12

Revenue remitted from Mt. Magnet lost in transit ..	5	0	0
Amount of Lands Cash Order fraudulently received by some

unknown person impersonating R. J. Woods

Carried forward

2,716 16

10,799

8 10

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Appropriation, 1914-15.

[5 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

2,716

15 2

10,799

8 10

Miscellaneous Services—continued.

Exhibitions.

A.N.A., Melbourne ..

19 5

Java Exhibition

120

Fire Brigades.

Fire Brigade Board—Contribution

• •

125

0 0

Members of Parliament, etc.—Services for.

Entertaining Distinguished Visitors	923	4	1
Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits, State Ceremonials, etc.,

not including Departmental Visits

377

Kalgoorlie Service Reservoir—Opening Ceremony

231

Purchase of Lands for Public Purposes ;

also Grants for Main-

tenance and Improvements Public Grounds.

Busselton Cemetery Board	50	0 0
Drakesbrook Road Board—Compensation for Land Resumption	50	0 0
Bunbury Cemetery—Grant for Clearing	100	0 0

Renovating and Painting Graves, East Perth Cemetery

Purchase of Harvey Cemetery

Purchase of Buckland Hill Sub-lot 30 —Inebriates' Home

2,000

0 0

Retiring Allowances.

Retiring Allowances

3,465

15 5

Royal and other Commissions of Inquiry.

State Steamship Service	..	9	18	3
Miners' Lung Diseases	1	5 5

Royal Commission—Lock Hospital

5 0

Royal Commission—Collie Coal Industry	611	14 10
Report of Sub-Committee on Superannuation ..	31	12 9

Sundry Grants and Services.

Commission on Interest paid by the London and Westminster

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

States..

109

Commission to Commonwealth on Sale of Duty Stamps

3 3

Contribution towards Admiralty Survey of N.W. Coast

3,750

0 0

Incidental..

12 10

Interest and Exchange

12,189

Miscellaneous Printing and Advertising ..

429

12 9

Travelling Expenses (Sir Newton Moore) from London to

Sydney and return

601

Grant to British Association for Advancement of Science

0 0

Bonus to J. A. Wigg, Chief Hansard Reporter ..

141

10 6

Expenses Governor's Staff, Caves House

28,173 16 11

Carried forward

38,973 5 9

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[1915, No. 30.

s. d.

Brought forward	..	38,973	6	9
Lands and Surveys.

SALARIES.

Inspector—Payment of leave upon retirement ..	48	2	4
Cleric, increase from £132 to £144 per annum (5 months)	5	0	0
Cleric, £120 (3 months), £156 (3 months), £168 (6 months)	31	0	0

Inspectors of Lands occasionally employed

Cleric, increase from £120 to £132 per annum (6 months)	6	0	0
Clerk, increase from £144 to £156 per annum (1 month)	1	0	0

CONTINGENCIES.

Avondale Estate—Expenses Working, Wages, etc.

3,483 15 11

Harvey Estate—Expenses Working, Wages, etc.

169

Expenses incidental to Surveys, etc.

3,869

Woods and Forests.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

190 16

Fencing Reserve at Capel, Re-afforestation, Wages, Material

72 10

263 6 10

IX.—MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE.

Agriculture and Industries generally.

SALARIES.

Clerk, 1st to 30th July, at £110 per annum	..	8	17	5
Clerk, from 6th October, at £132 per annum	..	7	4	7

Cleric, at £96 per annum, from October, 1913, to May, 1.914,

and one month at £108 per annum ..

Cleric, 11 months at £132 per annum, 1 month at £144 per annum

CONTINGENCIES.

Honorarium to A. P. Wynter for services rendered in con-

nection with experiments in Tropical Culture

Development of Wheat Belt.

SALARIES.

Inspector, £180 (3 months), £192 (9 months)

Inspector at 12s. 6d. per day (11th May to 30th June)	..	27	10	0
Principal, Narrogin Farm School, at £216 per annum (6 months)	108	0	0
251	4	6
Wages Farm Hands

CONTINGENCIES.

Investigation in connection with Bulk Handling of Wheat

150

538 13 3

Carried forward

43,709 18 0

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Appropriation, 1914-15.

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s. d

s. d.

Brought forward

43,709

18 0

Development of South-West.

SALARIES.

Wages Farm Hands

591

CONTINGENCIES.

Dairy Farms	616 16	9
Importation and Distribution of Seed Potatoes	212 17	8

Workers' Compensation Act, 1912

6 10

Borseem Clover

5 0 0

1,429 15 6

Government Refrigerating Works, Abattoirs, Sale Yards, and

Markets.

SALARIES.

Clerk at £168 per annum, 18th March to 30th June	48	6	5
Manager, Kalgoorlie Abattoirs, at £350 per annum (ono month)	29	3	4

North Fremantle Abattoirs, Wages

271

CONTINGENCIES.

Perth City Markets—Incidental, including Maintenance and

Meat Sales—Supplies to Retail Establishments

5,817

North Fremantle Abattoirs, incidental	..	194	5	7
Midland Junction Abattoirs	18	5	5

6,422

Rabbits and Vermin Boards.

SALARIES.

Inspector at £110, and £95 (portions of year)

Inspector at £95 (1 month 5 days)

Inspector at £314 (6 months)

157

Temporary Inspectors

1,003

CONTINGENCIES.

Rabbits.

Incidental, including Travelling, Purchase of Live Stock, Water

Supply, Fodder, Maintenance of Fence, Plant, Repairs, ,

and Renewals of Plant, Buildings, etc.

395 14 10

Other Noxious Animals.

Destruction of Wild Dogs ..

156 11 11

1,744

Stock.

SALARIES.

Clerk, increase, at 6s. 8d. per month

Temporary Assistance

392 11

Carried forward

396 11

63,306 5

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Appropriation, 1914-15.

[1915, No. 30.

s. d.

Brought forward ..

396 11

53,306

Stock—continued.

CONTINGENCIES.

' Brands, incidental ..

221

Stock, incidental, including Travelling, Freight, Cartage, etc. ..

115

Yandanoolca Estate, Working Expenses and Wages ..

15,759

16,493

Agricultural Implement Works.

SALARIES.

Manager, 6 months, at £504, and 6 months at £750 per annum	123	0	0
Manager, Allowance, 7th July, 1913, to 30th June, 1914, at 30s.
38	9	3

Clerk, 20th February to 28th February, 1914, at £168 per annum

4 10 0

Clerk, 1st March to 29th March, 1914, at £180 per annum

Clerk, 11th March to 30th Juno, 1914, at £168 per annum

Clerk, 22nd April to 30th June, 1914, at 17s. 6d. per week • •

Cleric, 22nd April to 30th Rule, 1914, at 17s. 6d. per week • .

Clerk, 22nd April to 30th June, 1914, at 12s. 6d. per week • •

Cleric, 4th May to 30th June, 1914, at £120 per annum

Cleric..

• •

Clerk, 20th May to 30th June, 1914, at £1 per week	6	0	0
Clerk, 5 months, at £216 per annum ..	90	0	0
Cleric, 1st July, 1913, to 28th December, 1913, at £204 per annum	100	7	1
Clerk, 6 months, at £168 per annum ..	84	0	0
Clerk, 2nd February to 19th February and 23rd March to 4th

June, 1914, at £156

Wages of Employees generally ..

5,083

CONTINGENCIES.

Materials, Stores, Freights, and Working Expenses ..

14,676

Honorarium to L. E. Bourke

20,379 3 11

X.—MINISTER FOR MINES.

Mines Generally.

SALARIES.

Clerk, increase from £192 to £204 per annum

Acting Warden, Kalgoorlie, at £504, and District Allowance,

£50 per annum (5 months)

225

Salary in lieu of leave to Officers retiring, etc.

671 10, 9

908

Explosives and Analytical.

SALARIES.

Temporary Analysts, Labour, etc.

Carried forward

91,166 19

1915, No. 130.1

Appropriation. 1914-15.

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s. d.

Brought forward ..	91,156 19 6
Geological Survey.

CONTINGENCIES.

Temporary Labour, etc.

434

Inspection of Machinery.

Incidental, etc

120 19 10

State Batteries.

CONTINGENCIES.

Working, Maintenance, Additions, etc.

3,951

XI.—ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Crown Law Offices.

SALARIES.

Cleric, increase at £12 per annum from 1st December

• •

Clerk, increase from £72 per annum to £1 I7s. per week, from

1st October

14 17 4

CONTINGENCIES.

Extra Remuneration to Officers under Public Service Regu-

lations 33 and 78

27 13

Awards and Law Costs

782 15 10

832 6 6

Electoral.

SALARIES.

Clerk, increase at £12 per annum (4 months) ..

Land Titles.

SALARIES.

Clerks (3) Increases at £12 per annum (portion of year)

Clerk, increase, at £12 por annum (7 months), and at £24 per

annum (2 months)

Computer at £240 per annum (9 months)

180

Draftsman, increase, at £12 per annum, from 23rd January ..

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

• •

360 14

564

Stipendiary Magistracy.

CONTINGENCIES.

Inquests

189

Incidental

4 11

209

Carried forward

97,274 4 8

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;1915, No. 30.

s. d.

Brought forward

97,274 4 8

Supreme Court.

SALARIES.

Cleric at £228 per annum, from 20th March

Incidental

44 9 4

108

XL—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION.

SALARIES GENERALLY.

Clerks, increases at £12 per annum—two for 12 months, one

for 11 months, one for 10 months, and one for 51 months

Training College.

Assistant, at £125 per annum (2 months)

Matron, Salary increased from £132 to £144 per annum ..	12	0	0
Visiting Staff	45	0	4

Technical Sehools.

Clerks (2), increases at £12 per annum ..

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally.

University Exhibitions

...

Proportion of Long Service Leave due to Officers retiring

Compulsion.

Incidental

237

XII. —MINISTER FOR WORKS, WATER SUPPLY, SEWER-

AGE, AND DRAINAGE.

Public Works and Buildings.

SALARIES.

Draftsman, increase from £312 to £324 per annum, from 1st

January, 1913

Clerk, increase from £192 to £204 per annum, from 1st July, 1913	11	4	6
Clerk, arrears (1st March, 1913, to 30th June, 1913)	4	0	0
Clerk, increase from £144 to £156 per annum for portion of year	8	0	0
Clerk, increase from £108 to £120 per annum (portion of year) ..	5	0	0
Cleric, increase from £108 to £120 per annum (portion of year) ..	6	0	0
Supervisor, Arrears at £6 per annum, from 1st November, 1912,

to 31st December, 1912

Salary in lieu of Leave to Officers retiring, etc. ..

388

Cleric, at £204 per annum (portion of year)

103

Draftsman at £276 (Arrears for December, 1912)

Carried forward

568

97,620

1915, No. 30.]

Appropriation, 1914-15.

[5 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

568 0 8

97,620 2 7

CONTINGENCIES.

Workers' Compensation Act, 1912

Works.

Roads and Bridges.

Subsidies to Municipalities on General Rates

670 17

Maintenance of Main Road, Caves	13	2	4
Repairs, Improvements, etc., to Bridges	68	0	7

Harbours and Rivers.

Additions and Repairs to Lighthouses and Quarters	121 10	0
Albany Harbour, Dredging Maintenance	49 17	1

Wyndham Jetty Repairs ..

395

Esperance Jetty Repairs

101 14

Saw Mills, Quarries, and Brickworks.

Boya Quarry, Wages, etc., etc.

1,313

MISCELLANEOUS.

Traffic Expenses of Railways constructed Departmentally

2,499

Buildings.

Perth Central Offices, Maintenance, etc.	49 15	9
Fremantle, New Incinerator Shed	65 16	7

Busselton Hospital (Repairs, etc.)

Dwellingup Casualty Ward

72 0 0

Kalgoorlie Hospital (Alterations, etc.)

248 11 11

Whitby Falls Asylum, Renovations, etc.

21 10

Broome Court House, Additions ..

0 11

North Cottesloo School

450 0 .0

Dalkeith and Crawley Estates, Maintenance, etc.

13 10 .9

W.A. University Buildings

4 .4

WA. University, Alterations to Buildings at Crawley

248 15 .5

Maylands School, Compensation ..

0 0

Savoy House, London, Alterations, etc. ..

986 11

8,070

Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage.

SALARIES.

Inspector, Salary in lieu of leave upon retirement

52 12

Clerk-in-Charge, Day Dawn, at £216 per annum, and District

Allowance £75 per annum (2 months)

48 17

District Engineer, Additional Remuneration relieving at

Kalgoorlie

13 12

Cadets, 2 at £120 for 7 months 5 days

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

1,185

Metropolitan Water Supply

7,072 0 0

SALARIES.

Sundry Persons—Additional Staff (year 1912-13)

416

8,811 15 10

Carried forward

114,502 9 10

5 GEO. V.]

Appropriation, 1914-15.

[1915, No. 30.

s. d.

Brought forward ..

114,502 9 10

XIII.—COLONIAL SECRETARY.

Office of Colonial Secretary.

SALARIES.

Clerk, increased rate, £168-180, from 1st November, 1913	..	8	0	0
Clerk-in-Charge, increased rate, £276-312, from 1st July, 1913	36	0	0

Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers, etc.	..	602	7	1
Salary in lieu of leave to officer retired	11	0	0

CONTINGENCIES.

Immigration.

Immigrants' Homes, Bureaux, etc.

690 11 10

Charities.

Cooks—Rates increased from £110 per annum to £3 per week,

from 1st October, 1912

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally.

Charitable Institutions, including Provisions, Bedding, Clothing,

Fuel, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Equipment, Uniforms,

for Staff, Washing, Minor Repairs, Travelling, Transport,

Postagos, Stationery, etc.

1,797

Payments to Women on whom children are dependent ..

507

Outdoor Relief

722

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, Burial of Destitute,

and not otherwise provided for..

5 4

State Children.

Aid to Orphanage and Industrial Schools and Maintenance of

Children boarded out, etc.

...

302 16 9

Incidental, including Commission on Collections, Postage,

Stationery, Transport, and not otherwise provided for

Government Receiving Depot, Subiaeo.

Incidental, including Provisions, Bedding, Clothing, Tools,

Fuel, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Equipment, Uniform

for Staff, Washing, Minor Repairs, Travelling, Postages,

Stationery, etc.

• •

268 12

Government Labour Bureau.

1 Railway Fares

186 15 10

Incidental, including Advertising, Printing, Stationery, Po

Telephone, Rent, and not otherwise provided for ..

40 10

3,890 19 7

Carried forward

119,084 1 3

1915, No. 30:j

Appropriation,

1914-15.

[5 GE2. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

119,084

Ferries, Jetties, and Tramways.

SALARIES.

Ferry Wages ..

CONTINGENCIES.

Ferry Working Expenses ..

114

Fisheries.

SALARIES.

Relieving Allowances

Friendly Societies and Industrial Arbitration.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers, etc. ..

126 17

CONTINGENCIES.

ncidental

132

259

Gaols.

SALARIES.

Warders (3) increase from £144 to £150 per annum

CONTINGENCIES.

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

536 10

Assistance to Prisoners on discharge	..	12	8	11
Earnings of Prisoners	64 11	7

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

665

Harbour and Light.

SALARIES.

Lightkeepers, extension of Service to 30th June, 1914 (6 months)

2,204

Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers, etc.

958 13 11

Allowances to Officers in lieu of quarters

61 11 11

Extra Labour " Penguin "

Harbour Master, Leave of Absence on retirement

CONTINGENCIES.

Maintenance of Lighthouses, including Stores, Uniforms,

Transport, Travelling, Maintenance and Purchase of Beacons

and Buoys, etc. ..

2,141 12

Incidental, including Repairs, Upkeep, and Purchase of Boats,

Postage, Stationery, Travelling and not otherwise provided

for..

408

Extra Remuneration under P.S. Reg 78

5,826 17 6

Carried forward

125,953 7 0

5 GEO. V.]

Appropriation, 1914-15.

[1915, No. 30.

s. d.

Brought forward

125,953

7 0

Lunacy.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers, etc. ..

676

Allowances for Officers, House and Ration

1,267

Male Attendant, increased rate, at £10 per annum, from 1st

February, 1914

Female Attendants, increased rates, at £15 per annum (6

months) ..

10 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions, Bedding, Clothing, etc., etc.

3,310

10 11

STATE DAIRY FARM.

State Milk Supply, -Incidental, etc.

532

5,799

Medical and Public Health.

Clerk, rate increased from £192 to £204 per annum, from 4th

August, 1913

District Medical Officer, East Kirupp, at £100 per annum,

from 17th February, 1914

Matron, Bunbury Hospital, rate increased from £125 to £132

per annum, from 1st July, 1911

Nurses

843

CONTINGENCIES.

Government Hospitals and Quarantine Stations.

Provisions, Bedding, and Clothing, Fuel, Medicines and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, Uniforms for Staff, Washing for Patients, Minor Repairs, Travelling, Postage, Stationery, Commission, etc.

2,003 13 10

Public Hospitals.

Perth—Maintenance	580 0 0
Perth—Children's Hospital	44 17 10

Fremantle—Maintenance

235

Assisted Hospitals.

Grant towards Salaries of Medical Officers

8 10

General.

Sanitation, Government Buildings

409 16

Vaccination Generally and Quarantine

964

3 11

5,149

Observatory.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers, etc.

22 10

Carried forward

136,924 11 6

1915, No. 30.]

Appropriation, 1914-15.

[5 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

136,924 11 6

Police.

SALARIES.

Special Constables ..

112 18 (i

Registry.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers, etc. ..

371

CONTINGENCIES.

Fees to District Registrars	46	18	11
Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and

78 ..

474

State Steamship Service.

SALARIES.

Generally—Management, etc.

Steamers—Salaries and Wages ..

1 7,981

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidentals in connection with Steamers, including Stationery,

Postages, Telephones, Travelling Expenses, Agency Com-

missions, etc.

2,228

Commission and Agency Expenses	2,734	2	3
Agents' Charges on Receipts in Eastern States ..	3,372	11	11

16,316 13 8

TOTAL, CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND ..

153,828 6 11

5 GEo. V.1

Appropriation, 1914-15.

[1915, No. 30.

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

IN ADJUSTMENT OF THE APPROPRIATION " ADVANCE TO TREASURER, 1913-14," ETC.

SCHEDULE G.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

Departmental.

s. d.

Salaries—Railways	2,472	1 11
Incidental—Water Supply ..	1,040	4 11

3,512

6 10

Railways and Tramways.

Brookton-ICunjin	12,420	6	9
Surveys—Now Lines	1,222	0	9

Wickepin-Morreclin

155

Wongan-Mullewa	24,916	15	8
Yilliminning-Kondinin	14,088	13	5

52,802

Harbours and Rivers.

Busselton Jetty Extension

Water Supply and Sewerage.

Albany Water Supply

• •

5,828

Development of Agriculture.

Agricultural Bank—Working Capital

6,638

Norseman-Esperence Road (including equipment with Motor

Tractors)

970

• •

•

7,608

Roads and Bridges, Public Buildings, etc.

Public Buildings

1,939 11 10

Other Undertakings.

Agricultural Implement Works, Foundry, Meter, and General

Workshops

3,070

Workers' Homes—Working Capital

28,000

31,070

TOTAL, GENERAL LOAN FUND

102,796

By Authority: FRED. Wu. SI SON, Government Printer, Perth.