Appropriation Act 1870 (SA)

ANKO TRICESIMO TERTIO

VICTORIlE REGINE.

A. D. 1870.

No. l.

An Act for the further Appop ia t ion of the Revenzle .for the Years eladed Decembej. thiriy-jrst, one thousattd eiyht hundred and sixty-eight, and DrcemDer thi~ty$irst, one thouoa~d eiyhi hundred and sixty-nin e, wspectively, and for the Genera E Appropriatio?~ of the Xecenue for the Year e n d i ~ g December thirty-first, o w thousmd eiyht hundred am! seve??ty.

[Assented to, 8th June, 1870.1

HEREAS by the Laws relating to thc Customs and Trade Preamble.

and other Acts and Ordinances of the Province of South Australia, certain duties, fines, and other moneys are or may be imposed, levied, and collected, to be paid to the Treasurer on behalf of Her Majesty, Her heirs and succcssorcr, for the public uses of the said Province and support of the Government thereof-Be it there- fore Enacted by the Govcrnor of thc Province of South Australia, with thc advice and conscnt of the Legislative Council and House of Assembly of the said Province, in this present Parliament assembled, as follows:

twJ i. Out of thc said duties, and the produce of all or any other the appopriation ,- ,r

Gcncral Public Rcvcnues of the said Province, not otherwise by law .General Rem~ue.

specially appropriated, there shall or may be further issued and

applied, in the manner hereinafter mentioned, any sums of money

not exceeding in amount respectively the several sums of money

hereinafter specified, that is to say-

FIRSTLY .-For defraying the Excess of Expenditure for t h Exceaa of Eqendi

Government Establishments and Public Services beyond the Grants ture, 1868. for the year ended the thirty:first day of December, one thousand

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eight hundred and sixty.eight. the sum of One Hundred and Ten

Thousand Five Hundred and Nineteen Pounds Nine Shillings and

Fivepence. the said amount being appropriated as follows:

PAET I. f. S . d .

Establishments ............................................................ 6. 967 1 6

Pensions. Retired Allowances. and Gratuities .................................. 3. 252 6 10

Public Works. 13uildings. and lmprovemente .................................. 9. 373 18 4

Miscclllaneous Services	...................	....	......I...................	14. 603 18 10
PART	11.

Establishments ............................................................ 11. 697 10 0

Miscel!aneous Services ..................................................... 2. 049 9 9

PART I11 .

Public Works. Bnildings. and Improvements ........................ ... ....... 61. 991 9 8

Miecollaneous Services. ..................................................... 583 14 6

Total Excesses on Votes. 1868 .................. $110. 519 9 6

f i c e m of erpendi-

tore. 1860 . SECONDLY.-For defraying the Excess of Expenditure for the Government Establishments and Public Services beyond the Grants for the year ending the thirty-first day of December. one thousand eight hundred and sixtyainc. the sum of Forty-six Thousand Two Hundred and Ten Pounds Two Shillings and Fourpence. the said amount being appropriated as follows :-

PART I . 6: S . d .

Est~blishrnents .............................................................. 5. 714 5 6

Pensions. Retired Allowances. and Gratuities .................................... 2. 243 6 4

Minccllaneoua Services ....................................................... 9. 169 8 0

P A ~ T 11 .

Establishments ............................................................ 174 3 0

Miscellaneous Services., .................................................... 7 0 2 6

PART 111 .

Public Works. Buildings. and Improvements .................................. 28. 617 8 1

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~iacellancoun Services 231 9 0

Total Excesses on Votes. 1869 .................. $46. 210 2 4

.-- For defraying the charge of the Colonial Government for the year ending the thirty-first day of December. one thousand eight hundred and seventy. the sum of Five Hundred and Fifty Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy-eight Pounds Twelve Shillings and Ninepence. the said amount being appropriated as follows :-

THIRDLY

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The Legislature .............................................. . . '1. 796 0 0

Ciyil Establishments-

Private Secretary's Department ........................... 1. 100 0 0

Office of Chief Secretary ................................ 945 @ 0

Audit ................................................. 2. 064 0 0

Sheriff ................................................ 720 0 0

Registrar-Goncml of Births. Deaths. and Marriages .......... 1. 602 0 0

Printing Oflice	..........................................	4. 525 0 0
Botanic Garden	..........................................	2. 960 0 0

Lawofficers ............................................ 820 0 0

Treasury .............................................. 2. 000 0 0

Agency in EnglanB and Aus'ralian Coloniee ................ 1. 407 10 0

OEcc of Commissioner of Crown Lands .................... 1. 180 0 0

Crown Lands-Land Officc ............................... 1. 467 15 0

Sheep Inspectors ........................................ 1. 582 0 0

Goldfields ............................................. 700 0 0

Office of Commissioner of Public Works .................... 665 0 0

Miscellaneous Services .................................... 11. 552 0 0

Yenaions. Retired Allowances. and Gratuities ................ 1. 200 0 0

Total Civil Establishments	........................	--	36. 280 5 0
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Brought forward ..............

Judicial and Legal Establisbmenb-

Supreme Court ........................................

Insolvency ..............................................

Magistrates and Local Court8 ............................

Coroners ..............................................

Registrar-Gcneral of Deeds ................................

Miscellaneous ...........................................

Total Judioial and Legal Establishments ............

Police .....................................................

Gaols and Prisons -

Gaols ...................................................

Labor Prison ...........................................

Total Gaols ....................................

Education ..................................................

Charitable Institutions-

Mcdical ................................................

Hospitals ............................................

Lunatic Asylum ........................................

Destitute Poor ..........................................

Cemetcrios ............................................

Aborigi~es~	..............................................
Total Charitable Institutions ....................

Xilitarp Defences-

Imperial Troops ........................ ... ............ 633 0 0

Volunteer Military Forcc ................................ 340 0 0

Total Nilitary Dcfcnccv ........................ -- 873 0 0

Postal Service ............................................... . 64. 312 6 6

Observatory and Telegraphs ................................... . . 12. 798 1 0

Customs Department	........................................	..	8. 404	0	0
Barbor and Lights-

Marine Board ........................................... . 9. 889 10 0

Public Works.

Architect ............................................. 1. 410 0 0

Engineer's Departrncnt	....................................	2. 282 0 0
Works and Buildings	....................................	20. 540 0 0

Roads. Streets. Bridges. Jetties. &c ......................... 47. 126 0 0

Aids to Corporations and District Councils .................. 40. 000 0 0

Total Public Works ............................ -- 111. 357 0 0

Railways and Tramways ...................................... . . 104. 577 l 0 10

Waterworks .................... . . (4333 G 0

Survey and Crown Lands .................................... . a 12. 000 0 0

Drainage ..................................................	..	4. 000 0 0
Roads and Bridges ..........................................	.	.	47. 000 0 0
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Grand Total ...................... . . $550. 778 12 9

2 . The Treasurer shall issue and pay from time to time any sum or sums of money for the purposes hereinbefore mentioned. not	orders of Governor.
T~casurer to pay the
and discharge by
exceeding in the whole the sums respectively in that behalf herein-	receipt of party.
before specified. to such persons. and in such portions. as the
signed by him. and countersigiied by the Chief Secretary. from time Governor for the time being shall. by any order or orders in writing.	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 accordingly; 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

account	accordingly.
Ia . the name and on behalf of the Queen I hereby assent to

this Act.

JAMES FERGUSSON. Governor.

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