Appropriation Act 1851 (SA)

ANNO DECIMO QIJINTO

An Act for the Purther Appropriation o f the Recenue for the Year

One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fz$tY-one, and for the "General Appropriutior~ of the Revenue for t h e Year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fz@y-ho.

[Assented to 2nd January, 1852.1

HEREAS by the Laws relating to the Custonls and Trade, Preamble.

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and other Acts and Ordinances of this Province, certain duties, fines, and other moneys are or may be imposed, levied, and collected, to be paid to the Colonial Treasurer, on behalf of Her Majesty, her heirs, and successors, for the public uses of the Pro- vince, and support of the Government thereof:

with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof, Generd Revenue. Be it therefore Enacted by the Governor of South Australia, Appropriationof

That out of the said duties, and the produce of all or any other the General Public Revenues of the Province, not otherwise by h w specially appropriated, there shall or may be further issued and applied, in the manner hereinafter provided, for the several pur- poses hereinafter mentioned, any sums of money not exceeding in amount, respectively, the several sums of money hereinafter spe- cified, that is to say :-

FIRSTLY.-For defraying the excess of Expenditure for the Go- Excess of E v e n -

verllment diture 1850.

vernment Establishments and Miscellaneous Services, beyond the Grants for the Year ending the thirty-first day of December, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty, the sum of Five Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty-three Pounds, Ten Shillings, and Nine- Pence.

Supplementary SECONDLY.-FO~ defraying charges of the Civil E&ablishment,s

Charge for the for the Year ending on the thirty-first day of December, One Thou-

year 1851. sand Eight Hundred and Fifty-one, in addition to the sums appro-

Civil Establishments. priated for these services by Ordinance No. 9, of 1850, the sum

of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-nine Pounds, Two	"
Shillings, and Pourpeace.

Revenue Services. TRIRDLY.--FO~ dcfisying the charge of the Revenue Services,

exclusive of Establishments, fbr the Year ending last aforesaid, in addition to the sums appropriated for those Services by Ordinance No. 9, of 1850, the sum of Two Thousand Two ~ u n d r e d and Thirty-six Pounds, Two Shillings, mid Fourpence.

Administration of	FOURTIILY.-For defraying the charge of the Administration of Justice (exclusive of Establishments), for the Year last aforesaid, in addition to the sum appropriated for this Service by Ordinance No. 9, of 1850, the sun1 of Three Hundred Pounds.
Justice.
Ecclesiastical
PurpO@=	FIFTHLY.-For defraying the charge for Ecclesiastical Purposes, for the yew last aforesaid, the sum of Six Hundred aud Thirty-nixle Pounds, Two Shillings, and Sixpence.
Police and Gaols.	SIXTHLY.-For defraying the charge for Police and Gaols, for tbe Year last aforesaid, in addition to the sums appropriated by Ordi- nance No. 9, of 1850, the. sum of Eight Hundred and Eighty Pounds.
to Works and
Addition and Repairs	SEVENTHLY.-For defraying the cost of the Additions and Re- pairs to Works, in addition to the sums appropriated for this Ser- vice by Ordinance No. 9, 1850, the sum of Four Thousand Five Hundred and Thirty-six Pounds, Four Shillings, and Tenpence.
Buildings.

Miscellaneous Ser- EIGHTHLY.-FO~ defraying the charge for Miscellaneous Services,

vices. in addition to the sums appropriated for this Service by Ordinance No. 9, 1850, not exceeding the sum of Two Thousand Two Hun- dred and Fifty -three Pounds.

For the Se~vices NINTHLY.-For defraying the charge of the Civil Establishments

oftheyear 1852, of the Government, for the Year ending the thirty-first day of De-

Civil Establishments. cember, One Thousand Eight Hundred. and Fiftp-two, the sum of

Fifteen Thousand Six Hundred and Twelve Pounds, Thirteen

Shillings, and Sixpence.

Judicial and Law TENTHLY.-For defkaying the charge of the Judicial and Law

Establishments

Establishments, for the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Four

Thousand Six Hundred and Eighty-six Pounds.

Ecc~esiastical. ELEYENTHLY.-FO~ defraying the charge of the Ecclesiastical

Establishment for the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Three Hun- dred and Fifty Pouds.

TWELFTHLY.-

TWELFTH~,Y.--FO~ defraying the charge of Education for the Education.

Year last aforesaid, the surn of' Three Hundred Pounds.

THTI~'~EEKTHL~.-FO~ defraying the charge of the Medical Estab- MeGcsl.

lislinlent for the Year last aforesaid, the sum of One Thousand Four Hundred and Eight Pounds, Sevcnteen Shillings and Six- peuce.

FOURTEENTHY.-For defraying the charge of the Lunatic Asylum, Lwatic A5y1Um

for the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Two Hundred and Sixty-

four Pounds.

FIBTEENTHLY-For defraying the charge of the police Establish- Police and G ~ u.

ment, including Gaols, for the Year last aforesajd, the sun1 of Eleven Thousand Five Hundred and Thirty-four Pounds, Two Shillings.

SIXTEENTI~T,Y.-For dcfraying the charge of Revenue Services, Revenue Services.

for the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Three Thousand Seven Hun-

dred and Ninety-nine Pounds.

SE'CTENTEENTHLY.-For defraying the cllarge for Ecclesiastical EcclesiasticalServices

Services, for the Year One Thousand Eight TIundrcd and Fifty-one, the sum of Five Hundred Pounds.

~IGIITEENTWLY.-FO~ defraying the charge for Charitable Al- Charitable Allow-

lowances, for the Year One Thousand Eight Ilundred and Fifty- ances,

two, the sum of Two Tlrousand Four Hundred Pounds.

NINETEENTHLY.--FO~ defraying the charge for Hospitals (exclu- Hospitals.

sive of Establishments), for the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Two Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventy-three Pounds, Nineteen Shilliigs, and Twopence.

TWENTIETHLY.-For defraying the charge for Police and Gaols, "lico 'Ee" QaOIL

(exclusive of Establisllnients), for the Year last aforesaid, the sum

of Five Thousand and Twenty Pounds.

TWENTY-F~RSTLY.-FO~ defraying the charge for R,cnts, for the , , , ,

Year last aforesaid, the sum of Nine Hundred and Seventy-four

Pounds Ten Shillings.

TWENTY-SECO~LY.--FO~ defraying the charge of Transport, for Transport.

tile Year last aforesaid, the surn of Eight Hundred andEighty Pounds.

T~N'~Y-THIRDLY.-For defraying the charge for Conveyance of Mails.

Mails, for the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Two Thousand Six

Hundred and Twenty Pounds.

TWENTY-FOURTELY.-FO~ defraying the cost of Works and Build- Works and Zluildinm Additiona md Re-

ings, Additions and Reph, during the Pear last aforesaid, the ,,

sum of Ten Thousand One Hundred and Fifty-three Pounds.

TWENTY-F~?THLY.-FO~ defraying the coat of Roads, Streets, and Roads, Streets, and

Bridges, during the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Twenty-eight Bridges

Thousand Pounds.

TWENTY-s~~HLY.--Fo~ defraying the charge for Miscellaneous ~ i ~ ~ l l ~ ~ ~

Services service%

Services, for the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Twelve Thousand

Three Hundred and Seventy-eight Pounds Ten Shillings.

bterest. TWENTY-SEVENT~Y.-FO~ defraying the charge for Interest, for

the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Six Hundred Younds.

Government Vessels. T W E N T Y - E I G H T H L Y ~ ~ defraying the charge for Government

Vessels, for the Year last aforesaid, the sum of Seven Hundred and

Five Pounds.

Colonial Treasurer to

2. And be it Enacted, That the Colonial Treasurer shall issue

and pay, from time to time, any sum or sums of money, for the

charged by receipt of purposes hereinbefore mentioned, not exceeding in the whole the

party. sums respectively in that behalf hereinbefore specified, to such per-

sons, and in such portions, as the Governor for the time being shall, by any order or orders, in writing, signed by him, from time to time, direct, and the said Treasurer shall, in his accounts, be allowed credit'for all sums paid by him in p&suance of such orders, accor dingly; and the receipts of the persons to allon1 such sums shall have been so paid, shall be to him a full discharge for the sum or sums for which the same receipts shall have been respectively given, and the amounts thereof sllall be passed to his credit in account accordingly: Provided that if there is any surplus reveiiue from any of the moneys being unexpended, under the heads of Miscel- laneous Services, such revenues shall be applied to the formation of Roads and Bridges,

JOIIN MOEY HETT, Speaker.

Passed the Legislative Cozcncil this Twenty-

ninth day of December, One T h u -

sand Eight Hundred and Fifty-one. 1

WM. B. GILBERT,

Pro Clerk of Council.

In the name and on the behalf of Her Majesty I assent to this Act. H. E. F. YOUNG,

Lieutenant-Govern or,

Government House, Adelaide,

2nd January, 1852.

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