Appropriation Act 1855 (SA)

No. 19.

An Act for the .further Appropriation of the Revenue for the Years

one thousand eight hundred and jfty-fow nnd one thousund

eight hwzrlred and Jifty-Jive, and .for ihe '~eneral Appropriation of

the Revenue for the 'year one thousand eigrlrt hundred and$@&.

[Assented to, Junc 18, 1866.1

AS, by the Laws relating to the Clistoms and Trade, Preamble.

WHERE duties, fines, and other moneys are or may be imposcd, levied, and and other Acts and Ordinances of this Province, certain	collected, to he paid to the Colonial Treasurer, on behalf of Her
Majesty, Her Heirs, and Successors, for the public uses of the Province and support of the Government thereof:
Australia, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council General Hevenuc. Be it therefore Enacted, by the Governor-in-Chief of South A ~ o p i a t ' o n of
thereof, That, out of the said duties, and the produce of all or any other the General Public Reverlues of the Province, not otherwise by law specially appropriated, there shall or may be further issued
and applied, in the manner hereinafter provided, for the several
purposes hereinafter mentioned, any sums of money not exceeding in amount, respectively, the several sums of money hereinafter specified, that is to say-

Interest, Exchange, &c. .......................... .. ........ 500 0 0

FIRSTLY.-For defraying the excess of Expenditure, for the under- Excess of Even-

mentioned services, beyond thc grants for the year ended 31st diture, 1854.

December, one thousand eight hiindred and fifty-four, Six Hundred and Eighty-four Pounds, Fifteen Shillings and Sevenpence, the said amount being appropriated as follows, viz,-

3 S. d.

Works and Buildings ..................................... ... 4 1 1 3 3

Miscellaneous Services .................................... .. 143 2 4

E ~ w of Expea- SECONDLY-For defraying the excess of Expenditure for the Go-

diture. 1855 .	vernment Establishments and Miscellaneous Services. beyond %he Grants for the year ended the thirty-first day of December. one thousand eight hundred and fifty.five. the sum of Twenty-three Thousand Two Hundred and Forty-one Pounds. Eighteen Shillings. and Fourpence. the said amount being appropriated as follows.
VIZ.-- g S . d .
Ordinary Establishments .................................... 14. 709 17 10
Pensions. Retired Allowances. and Gratuities .................... 11 15 2
Works and Buildings. ....................................... 922 0 9
Roads. Streets. Bridges. and Public Works ...................... 1. 053 18 2
hliscellaneous Services ...................................I.. 6. 186 3 7
Interest. Exchange. &c ....................................... 358 2 10

$23. 241 18 4

For the services of THIRDLY-. For defraying the charge of the Colonial Government

yea' for the year ending the thirty-first day of December, one thousand eight hundred and fifty.six. the sum of One Iiundred and Sixty- eight Thousand One Hundred and Sixty-nine Pounds. Eight Shillings. and Threepence. as hereinafter stated. that is to say-

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For Salaries. Contingencies. &C.. Private Secrctary .............. 1. 159 13 8

Ditto Legislative Council ............ 2. 671 18 7

Ditto Department of Public Works .. .. 1. 914 12 2

Ditto Observatory and Telegraph Esta-

blishments ................ 1. 837 5 8

Ditto Registrar-General ............ 2. 829 1 4

Ditto Customs .................... 8. 396 12 1

Ditto	Post Office .................. 17. 013 15 9
Ditto	Harbor Establishment .......... 1. 981 19 7
Ditto	Colonial Store ................ 310 0 0
Ditto	Public Cemetery .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 475 0 0
Ditto	Destitute Poor Establishment .... 8. 087 2 8
Ditto	Printing Establishment .. .. .. .. 3. 848 7 6
Ditto	Official Assignee .............. 963 6 8
Ditto	Sheriff ...................... 746 3 4
Ditto	Benches of Magistrates .. .. .. .. 445 1 8
Ditto	Stipendiary Magistrates .. .. .. .. 6. 672 17 3
Ditto	Colonial C haplain. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 437 10 0
Ditto	Education .................... 12. 228 8 9
Ditto	Medical ..................... 6. 130 1 1 5

Ditto Lunatic Asylum .............. 3. 397 4 10

Ditto	Police ...................... 36. 324 2 3
Ditto	Native Police .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 855 0 0
Ditto	Gaols. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 3. 499 11 o
Ditto	Convict Establishment ......... 7. 355 15 '1
Ditto	Inspectors of Sheep ............ 1. 414 5 0

For Allowances and Contingencies. Military Guard .............. 2. 700 0 0

Ditto ditto Volunteer Military Force ...... 981 11 5

For Salaries and Contingencies. Port Elliot and Goolwa Tramway.. 1. 358 18 4

For Contingencies. Agent-aeneral ............................ 60 0 0

Ditto South Australian Rank Agency .............. 200 0 0

For Pensions. Retired All~wances. and Gratuities .............. 760 0 0

For Public Works. Buildings. and Improvements ................ 22. 564 11 0

For Miscellaneous Services .................................. 5. 101 9 6

For Interest. Exchange. &c ............................... .. 115 0 0

Additional sum required for Schedule D. Parts 1 and 2. beyond the 3y 352 11 S

amount reserved in Act ..................... .... ....

$168. 169 8 3

2 . And

2. And be it Enacted, That the Colonial Treasurer shall issue C O ~ O ~ ~ T ~ ~ I J U I W ~ ay to the ordem of

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

purposes hereinbefore mentioned, not exceeding in the whole the chmged by r e ~ W

of

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

sons, and iu 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 pursuance of such orders, ac- cordingly; and the receipts of the persons to whom 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 shall be passed to his credit in acconuf accordingly.

b m u a ~ : Prided by authority, by W. 0 Cox, Go~ernrnent Prlnber, Victoria-square*