Appropriation Act 1930-31 (WA)

1930.] Appropriation. [No. 31.

APPROPRIATION.

21° (ho. V., No. XXXI.

No. 31 of 1930.

AN ACT to appropriate and apply out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund and from Moneys to the Credit of the Trust Fund and the General Loan Fund and from the Public Account 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 thirty-one, and to supplement grants made by the present Parlia- ment during its last Session, in adjustment of the Vote " Advance to Treasurer, 1929-30," for charges during the Year ended the 30th day of June, 1930.

[Assented to 22nd December, 1930.]

MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,-

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

the Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, in Parliament assembled, towards making good the supply which we have cheerfully granted 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 Legis- lative Council and Legislative Assembly of Western Aus- tralia, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows (that is to say) :-

1.    This Act may be cited as the Appropriation Act, Short title.

1930-31.

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

Application

moneys.

2.

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June, One thousand nine hundred and thirty-one, the following sums, that is to say :-

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Four 1VIillion Five Hundred and Twenty-nine Thousand and Forty-two Pounds.

From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund, the sum of Seventy-six Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventy-nine Pounds.

From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund, the sum of One Million Eight Hundred and Eighty-eight Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety-five Pounds.

From the Public Account for Advance to Treasurer the sum of Two Hundred Thousand Pounds.

Appropriation of

3. (1) All sums granted by this Act, and the Acts men- From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Six Million Three Hundred and Twenty-nine Thousand and Forty-two Pounds.

supplies.

Schedule A.

tioned in Schedule A to this Act, towards making good the

Supply granted to His Majesty, that is to say :-

From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund the sum of One Hundred and Twenty-six Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventy-nine Pounds.

From moneys to credit °of the General Loan Fund the sum of two Million Four Hundred and Thirty-eight Thou- sand Two Hundred and Ninety-five Pounds.

From the Public Account for Advance to Treasurer the sum of Five Hundred Thousand Pounds, and

Advance to

(2) All sums granted by this Act to supplement grants in confirmation of the expenditure from the vote, "Advance to Treasurer, 1929-30," for charges during the year ended the thirtieth day of June, One thousand nine hundred and thirty, that is to say :

Treasurer.

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of One Hundred and Thirty-five Thousand Nine Hundred and Ninety-nine Pounds Nine Shillings and Tenpence.

From the General Loan Fund the sum of Five Hun- dred and Twenty-nine Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty- six Pounds One Shilling and Fourpence.

From the Trust Fund, the sum of One Hundred and Four Thousand and Ninety-seven Pounds Fifteen Shillings and Fivepence ;

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Are appropriated and shall be deemed to have been Schedules a to a.

appropriated for the purposes and services expressed in

Schedules B, C, D, E, F, G, and H.

SCHEDULE A.

FOR THE SERVICE OF THE YEAR ENDING 30m JUNE, 1931.

Consolidated Revenue Fund

Under Act No. 1 of 1930	850,000
Under Act No. 3 of 1930	950,000

Under this Act ... 4,529,042

Votes as per Estimates 6,329,042

Trust Fund

Under Act No. 1 of 1930	30,000
Under Act No. 3 of 1930	20,000

Under this Act ... 76,979

Votes as per Estimates 126,979

General Loan Fund

Under Act No. 1 of 1930	550,000
Under this Act	1,888,295

Votes as per Estimates • • • 2,438,295

Public Account Advance to Treasurer

Under Act No. 1 of 1930 300,000

Under this Act ... 200,000

500,000

£9,394,316

SCHEDULE B.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR

ENDING 3Orn JUNE, 1931, AS DETAILED IN THE	ESTIMATES OF
EXPENDITURE PASSED BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASS	EMBLY.

Stunt/my.

Tho Legislative Council	1,812
The Legislative Assembly	2,946

The Joint House Committee	...	4,893
The Joint Printing Committee	...	4,851

The Joint Library Committee ... 442 110,186

The Treasurer ... 337,698

The Minister for Forests ... 19,884

Attorney General ... •... 91,654

The Minister for Public Works and Labour	...	44,755
The Minister for Lands and Immigration	...	71,438
The Chief Secretary	213,078

The Minister for Education	...	681,131
The Minister for Mines	98,850

The Minister for Medical and Public Health	...	98,114
The Minister for Agriculture	75,040

The Minister for Police .. 254,842

The Minister for Child Welfare and Outdoor Relief ... 293,902

Public Utilities ... 3.923,526

Total ... £6,329,042

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SCHEDULE C.

TRUST FUND FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDING 30tn JUNE, 1931, AS DETAILED IN THE ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE PASSED BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TRUST ACCOUNT.

Public Works and Buildings ... 63,690

Miscellaneous ... 63,289

Total 126,979

SCHEDULE D.

GENERAL LOAN FUND FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDING 30rn JUNE, 1931, AS DETAILED IN THE ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE PASSED BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

SUMMARY.

Under Sec-

tion 36 of	Generally.	Total.
Audit Act.

£ £ £

Departmental	1,860	132,392	134,252
Railways and Tramways, etc.	47,332	493,899	541,231
Harbours and Rivers	12,516	135,452	147,968

Water Supply and Sewerage ... 28,913 198,087 227,000

Development of Goldfields and Mineral

... 31,000 31,000

Development of Agriculture 31,726 1,218,118 1,249,841

Roads and Bridges, Public Buildings, etc.... 14,141 92,859 107,000

£l36,488 £2,301,807 £2,438,295

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, also advances for the Trading Concerns, and to other persons, or for payments of deposits on Contracts, or on account of other Govern- ments, etc. Also to pay expenses of an unforeseen nature, chargeable against the Con- solidated Revenue Fund, or the General Loan Fund, or the Sale of Government Property Trust Account ; such disbursements to be transferred monthly to the respective Votes and Services, and to be shown as excesses thereon or as new items. The appropriation may also include expenditure in excess of the provisions of any Loan Act pending statutory authority for the raising of such moneys, and the appropriation may also include expenditure on works and services pending provision being made in a Loan Act, 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 subject as hereinafter provided, not later than 30th June, 1932: Provided that expendi- ture incurred in reconstruction of Victoria Quay, relaying Perth Electric Tramways and in relaying Government Railways may be adjusted over a period of five years—£500,000.

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FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDED 30rx JUNE, 1930.

IN ADJUSTMENT OF THE APPROPRIATION " ADVANCE TO TREASURER," 1929-30.

SCHEDULE F.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

£ s. d. £ a. d.

IL—LEGLSLATIVE COUNCIL.

Salaries.

Clerk Assistant and Usher of the Black Rod 26 0 0

III. LEGISLATIVEASSEMBLY.

Salaries.

Messengers 18 0 0

Contingencies.

Select Committees, Payment of Witnesses, etc. 0 0 8 18 0 8

IV.—JOINT HOUSE COMMITTEE.

Salaries.

Controller ... • • • • • •

• • •

• • • 60 0 0

VII.—PREMIER.

PREMIER'S DEPARTMENT.

Salaries.

Temporary Clerical Assistance	66 13	6
Clerks, ranging from £72 to £288 per annum, and Allowance of £24
12 0 0

Proportion of Long Service Leave 31 8 1

Publicity Officer ... 8 2 6

Contingencies.

50 4 7

Public Service Appeal Board ... 23 3 7

Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits, and State Ceremonials 2,530 9 10 2,722 2 1

GOVERNOR'S ESTABLISHMENT.

Contingencies.

Incidental ... • .• • • • • • • 81 13 7

LONDON AGENCY.

Salaries.

Arrears of Salary, previous years ... 45 17 7

Contingencies.

32 7 6

Housekeeper, Cleaners, etc., Savoy House ... 4 14 4

Exhibits for Savoy House 80 1 9 163 1 2

Carried forward ... 3,060 17 6

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward	3,060 17 6
VII—PREMIER--continued.

GOVERNMENT MOTOR CAR SERVICE.

Contingencies.

566 1 0

446 0 0

Maintenance of Workshops, Motor Vehicles, and Bicycles, and Hire

of Cars for all Departments 478 14 0 1,490 15 0

PRINTING.

Salaries.

Foreman, Compositors, Machinists, Book-binders, Overtime, etc. 607 12 10

TOURIST AND PUBLICITY BUREAU.

Salaries.

Clerks 92 4 11

LITERARY AND SCIENTMO GRANTS.

Public Library, Boulder	100 0 0
Oxford University Press, Melbourne	60 8 1 160 8 1

VIII.—TREASURER.

TREASURY.

Salaries.

Allowances under Public Service Regulations	106	16	1
Allowance upon retirement under Regulation 81	65	9	10
114	0	10
Proportion of Long Service Leave to an Officer transferred	37	16	3

Contingencies.

Commission, Duty Stamp Vendors 14 16 9

135 8 5            474 7 2

AUDIT.

Over-estimate of Recoups for services performed for Public Works

Department and Wyndham Freezing Works 41 0 0

Carried forward ... 5,927 6 6

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£ s. d. Vin r s. d.

Brought forward ... 5,927 5 6

VIM—TREASURER—continued.

COMPASSIONATE ALLOWANCES.

Hicks, J., Surveyor, Medical Expenses incurred consequent to ac-

cident whilst on duty 45 12 0

Widow of the late Edward Gaynor, Teacher, Perth Technical School	211	18	6
Widow of the late M. Leen, Inspector of Police	438	12	2

...

Willcocks, A. G., Compensation for loss of Cattle through eating

30 0 0

Forward, Mary, Compensation for injuries received from Government	20	0	0
Widow of the late W. Fogarty, Police Constable	208	18	2

...

Widow of the late D. T. Malden, Teacher, Education Department ...	337	11	2
Dependants of the late J. J. Armstrong, Laboratory Assistant, Mines
96	9	2
Widow of the late G. W. Bailey, Teacher, Education Department ...	823	3	2
Widow of the late L. Younkman, Teacher, Education Departmen	969	4	7
Widow of the late E. W. Hetherington, Police Constable	95	5	5
Widow of the late F. IL Norman, Police Constable	173	1	5
Widow of the late John Stone, Inspector of Machinery, Mines De-
582	4	4
Widow of the late T. J. Jones, Teacher, Education Department ...	464	19	0

Widow of the late C. C. Cooper, Inspector of Fisheries	...	300	10	9
Widow of the late P. R. Northall, Police Constable	76	9	5 4,873 19 3
...

STATE SAVINGS BANK.

Salaries.

Inspector 251 12 8

Contingencies.

Commission payable to Agents, etc.	132	17	5
Allowance to officers for extra attendance on Friday and Saturday

nights, Perth Branches and Agencies	...	19	17	0
404	7	1

Loss Rebated to Profit and Loss Account 404 7 1

GOVERNMENT STORES.

Contingencies.

Over-estimate of recoups by other departments 171 5 0

TAXATION.

Amount payable to the Commonwealth Government for the collec-

1 9 0

WORKERS' HOMES BOARD.

Salaries.

Clerk, £300	• • •	• • •	• • •	• • •	123 12 10
123 12 10

Less Rebated to Workers' Homes Fund ... 123 12 10

Carried forward ... 10,973 18 9

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward ... 10,973 18 9

VIII.—TREASURER--continued.

MISCELLANE OUS SERVICES.

Benevolent Grants.

Kindergarten Union	...	50	0 0
Retiring Allowances.

Police Benefit Fund—£ for £ Subsidy on Contributions 116 13 9

Retiring Allowances ... 89 17 5

Purchase of Land for Public Purposes, etc.

National Park, Swan View	...	48	0	6
Refunds.

Refunds of Revenue not otherwise provided for ... 1,203 19 11

Sundry grants and Services.

Expenses of Repatriation of sundry persons 660 5

Interest and Exchange 15,984 0 1

Flotation Expenses, Treasury Bills, London	567	2
522	14
Leaks Memorial Fountain—Renovations	34	0
Unemployment Relief Work, Chapman Road, Geraldton	200	0
Revenue stamps stolen from Maylands Post Office	0	5

Defalcation, Fremantle Harbour Works	...	14	9
Mount Hawthorn Police Station site ...	40	0

Grant towards improvement of surroundings of War Memorial 365 0

Departmental Advertising ... 17 2 1 19,913 12 1

STATE ACCIDENT INSURANCE OFFICE.

Contingencies.

Short rebated by Railway Department	92	3 11
92	3 11

Less rebated to State Accident Insurance Trust Fund 92 3 11

COUNCIL OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT.

Salaries.

Temporary Assistance ... 41 18 6

IX.—MINISTER FOR FORESTS.

Salaries.

Clerks (£72—£288)	21 4 9 25 19 5
Temporary Foresters, Clerks, Inspectors, etc.	100 0 0 147 4 2

Carried forward ... 31,076 13 6

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£ s. (1. £ s. d.

Brought forward ... 31,076 13 6

X.—MINISTER FOR JUSTICE AND POLICE.

JusTICE.

Salaries.

Cnowx LAW OFFICES.

Solicitor and Parliamentary Draftsman ... 32 1 8

Crown Prosecutor ... ... ... ... 32 1 8

Crown Solicitor ... ... ... ... ,.. 398 14 5

Assistant Crown Solicitor ... ... ... 267 2 9

STIPENDIARY MAGISTRACY.

Magistrate, Carnarvon 25 19 4

Magistrate, Onslow ... 3 2 7

Magistrate, Children's Court ... 477 7 7

Clerks of Court 4 14 4

LAND TITLES.

73 16 0

Draftsmen and Computers 48 0 0

SUPREME COURT.

Deputy Master—Special Allowance ... 36 0 0

ELECTORAL.

Clerks, £72 to £288 2 6 6

MISCELLANEOUS (ALL BRANCHES).

Caretakers and Cleaners 38 4 0

Contingencies.

Extra Assistance in the Preparation of Electoral Rolls ; Fees to Returning and Presiding Officers ; Payments in connection with Electoral Canvassing, and other Expenses in connection with By-elections, etc. 700 0 0

Circuit Courts and Courts of Sessions 5 10 7

LICENSING.

Contingencies.

Reduced amount recovered from Licensing Compensation Fund ... 124 7 1 2,269 8 6

XI.—MINISTER FOR WORKS AND LABOUR.

PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS.

Salaries.

Assistant Engineer	22	16	6
Assistant Engineer	15	14	4
Architect ...	24	0	0
19	17	6
12	0	0
Metropolitan Water Supply Department—Services rendered	389	12	6

Salary in lieu of leave to Officers retiring	...	1,206	19	8
885	11	0

2,576 11 6

Less amounts provided ... 2,439 136 18 11 12 7

Carried forward ... 33,346 2 0

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£ s. d. £ a. d.

Brought forward ... 33,346 2 0

XI. MINISTERFOR WORKS AND LABOUR—continued.

PUBLIC %Volute AND BumnIttos—continued.

Contingencies.

Traffic Expenses—Railways under Construction ... 5,242 0 10

Extra Remuneration, Public Service Regulations 33 and 79 43 14 8

Incidental—Metropolitan Town Planning ... 400 17 6

BULUI./NGS.

Electric Current and Gas Services, Government Buildings, exclusive of Gas and Electric Current used in connection with Trading Concerns and Business Undertakings, Metropolitan Area ... 754 1 7

GAOLS.

Fremantle—Alterations to Gaol and materials for general repairs, etc. 89 5 8 6,666 19 2

LABOUR.

Salaries.

Arbitration Court—Temporary Assistance 2 9 10

Contingencies.

Incidentals 86 10 0 88 19 10

XII.—tiThrISTER FOR LANDS, LMMIGRATION, AND

INDUSTRIES.

LANDS AND SURVEYS.

Salaries.

Proportion of Salary of Officers due to other Departments	164 16	0
97 12 11

Proportion of Leave of Officers on retirement ... 72 12 9

Reduction in amount transferred to Loan ... 3,824 6 7

Contingencies.

Reduction in amount transferred to Loan 7,943 0 1

Refunds of Revenue ... 46 8 8 12,148 17 0

AGRICULTURAL BANE, INDUSTRIES ASSLSTANOE BOARD, SOLDIERS'

LAND SETTLEMENT.

Salaries.

Trustees, Agricultural Bank—Increased Fees 13 7 0

Sub•Manager—Increase and Special Allowance ... 34 18 10

Inspectors appointed by Trustees under Agricultural Bank Act

461 11 1

Clerks (2)—Allowances, and increased rate ...	87	8	8
Clerk, £72 to £288, Allowance on retirement	49 14	2

Clerk	300 0 0
Arrears of Salary from previous years	128 13 2
District Inspector	233 9 2

Contingencies.

Incidental ,	109	1	2
Transfer to Industries Assistance Act Suspense	37	3	5

Transfer to Agricultural Bank Fund 11 18 9 1,467 5 5

Carried forward ..• 63,718 3 5

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 53,718 3 5

XIL—MINISTER FOR LAND, IMMIGRATION, ET0.—conict

GRO17P SETTLEMENT.

Salaries.

Clerks	241	7	9
Proportion of leave due to Officer on retirement	162	0 0

Contingencies.

285 7 7

Reduced Transfer to Loan ... 146 6 10 835 2 2

IMMIGRATION.

Salaries.

Reduction in transfer to Loan 230 16 S

Contingencies.

Reduction in transfer to Loan 171 10 8 402f 7 4

XIII.—CHIEF SECRETARY.

CHIME SECRETARY.

Salaries.

Recoups by other Departments	..	0	4 0
Office Cleaners, Night Watchmen, etc.	70	8 4

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance, Messengers, etc. 7 10 0 78 2 4

ABORIGINES.

Salaries and Contingencies.

Amount required for Services for the year 1,38816 9

GAOLS.

Contingencies.

Sundry Services ... 599 17 5

HARBOUR AND LIGHT AND JETTIES.

HARBOUR AND LIGHT.

Salaries.

Pilots... ... ... ... ... 14 14 5

Engine Driver ... ... ... 0 13 4

Allowances ... ... ... 21 3 1

Harbour Master—Arrears of Salary, previous years 0 7 0

Boatmen and Carpenters ... ... ... ... 3 9 2

Reserve Lightkeepers ... ... ... 3 12 6

JETTIES AND TRAMWAYS.

Wharfingers, Jetty and Tramway Wages, eta. ... 644 8 5 688 7 11

OBSERVATORY.

Salaries.

Temporary Labour 23 0 0

Carried forward 67,733 7 4

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward ... 57,733 7 4

XIV.—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION.

Salaries.

GENERALLY.

Inspectress of Needlework	1 0 2
Allowance under Public Service Regulation No. 81	90 9 5

Primary and Central Schools ... 6,019 15 11

TEACHERS' COLLEGE.

Advances to Students ... 98 0 0

TECHNICAL SCHOOLS.

Caretakers and Cleaners 130 10 7

CONTINUATION CLASSES.

Staff (including Allowances) 74 11 3

Contingencies.

GENERALLY.

Secondary School Scholarships 2 10 1

TRAINING COLLEGE.

Extra remuneration 108 0 0 6,524 17 5

XV.—MINISTER FOR MINES.

Salaries.

GENERALLY.

Principal Registrar—New Office ... 253 18 7

GOLDFIELDS STAFF.

Mining Registrar, Ravensthorpe 13 15 11

Clerks : £72 to £288	...	37 15	0
CHEMICAL BRANCH.

Temporary Chemists, Analysts, Labour, etc. 50 14 3

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Temporary Labour • . • • • • • . • • • • 11 9 4

INSPECTION or MACHINERY.

Temporary assistance 4 17 6

SCHOOL or MINES.

Proportion of Long Service leave due to lecturer on retirement 226 15 11

EXPLOSIVES.

Temporary Labour—Magazine Keeper and Watchmen ... 76 4 6

Contingencies.

Compensation—Miner's Phthisis Act ... 5,212 16 3

Purchase of Travelling Equipment, Motor Cars, etc. ... 193 10 0 6,080 17 3

XVL—MINISTER FOR PUBLIC HEALTH.

MEDICAL.

Salaries.

Clerks ranging from £72 to £288 67 5 3

Carried forward ... 67 6 3 70,339 2 0

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£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward ... 67 5 3 70,339 2 0

XVI.—MINISTER FOR PUBLIC HEALTH—continued.

HOMES.

Salaries.

Orderlies, Female Attendants and Domestic Staff ... 318 14 10 1 386 0 1

PUBLIC HEALTH.

Clerks, £72 to £288 60 2 7

Contingencies.

Sundry Services ... 156 0 01 206 2 7

XVIL—MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE.

Salaries.

Veterinary Surgeons ... 19 18 9

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance 251 0 3

Leave due to officer on retirement ... 222 4 10

Contingencies.

Buffalo-6y Spraying, including wages 596 9 10 1,089 13 8

XVIIL—MINISTER FOR POLICE.

Salaries.

Secretary—Increase under award	...	5	4	0
Chief Inspector—Increase under Award	5	4 0

Inspector—Weights and Measures ... 132 3 3

Allowances 1,114 9 6

Higher Duties ... 183 19 9 1,441 0 6

XIX.—MINISTER FOR CHILD WELFARE AND OUT-

DOOR RELIEF.

Salaries.

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance 96 19 10

Matrons and Nurses ... 40 4 2

Contingencies.

Payment to women on whom children are dependent	3,412 168 18	1	9
Outdoor Relief, including Services incidental thereto	50,544 11	4
1 64,251 16 2

PUBLIC UTILITIES.

ICALGOORLIE ABATTOIRS.

Salaries.

Temporary Clerical Assistance 81 15, 5

Contingencies.

Incidental, including Wages and Departmental Charges, provided

under Agriculture generally 225 7 10 1 307 3 3

Carried forward ... 128,020 17 3

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward ... 128,020 17 3

PUBLIC UTILITIES—continued.

GOLDFIELDS WATER SUPPLY UNDERPAID:NG.

Salaries.

As per transfer from Public Works Department Estimates 389 8 5

Less chargeable to Loan Fund 81 18 2

307 10 3

Contingencies.

Interest and Sinking Fund on Debentures ... 873 9 9 1,181 0 0

METROPOLITAN ABATTOIRS AND SALEYARDS.

Salaries.

Temporary Assistance 18 12 6

Contingencies.

Incidentals, including Wages and Departmental Charges provided

under Agriculture generally ... 411 5 11 429 18 5

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE, AND DRAINAGE.

Salaries.

Assistant Engineer—Increase	24 0 0
Proportion of leave granted to an officer on retirement ...	65 10 4

Engineering Clerk pg • •• • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • 0 14 2

• • • 16 3 9

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance 511 5 10

Clerks : £60 to £288—Transfers and new appointments ... 594 14 3

Contingencies.

Interest and Sinking Fund on Debentures ... 1,071 9 9 2,27418 1

OTHER HYDRAULIC UNDERTAIONGS CHARGEABLE TO REVENUE.

Salaries.

As per transfer from Public Works Department Estimates 306 6 1

Less Chargeable to Loan Funds 236 4 11 70 1 2

STATE BATTERIES.

Salaries.

Inspector—Increase 23 15 10

Contingencies.

Working and all other Maintenance Expenses in connection with

ronning of State Batteries, Purchase of Tailings, etc. 3,999 19 1 4,023 14 11

Total, Consolidated Revenue Fund 135,999 9 10

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FOR THE SERVICES 01? THE YEAR ENDED 30xa TUNE, 1930.

IN ADJUSTMENT Or THE APPROPRIATION ' 6 ADVANCE TO TREASURER," 1929-30.

SCHEDULE G.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

s. d. £ 6. d.

DEPARTMENTAL.

Salaries—Works	1,549	3 10
Salaries—Works, Goldfields and other Water Supplies in Agricultural

318 6 18 4 3 1

1,874 5 3

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS, Exc.

Meekatharra-Wiluna 35,928 11 8

Ejanding Northwards ... 1,076 1 6

Rails and Fastenings—Railways 48,646 19 4

Kulja Eastwards ... 10,267 7 0 95,918 19 6

HARBOUR AND RIVERS.

Bunbury Harbour Works	2,731 12	7
Fremantle Harbour Works	26,998 0 0

Geraldton Harbour Works ... 22,446 0 7

Improvements to Harbours and Rivers 1,442 3 2 53,617 16 4

DEVELOPMENT OF GOLDFIELDS AND MINERAL

RESOURCES.

Development of Mining (including Prospecting, Boring for Minerals

14,516 7 1

DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Development of Agriculture—Works ... 60 1 0

Agricultural Bank—Working Capital ... 249,848 14 2

Agricultural Group Settlement and Migration—Lands 114,099 18 0 364,008 13 2

Total, General Loan Fund 520,936 1 4

No. 31.] Appropriation. [1930.

FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDED 30 pa JUNE, 1930.

IN ADJUSTMENT OP THE APPROPRIATION "ADVANCE TO TanssurcEn," 1929-30.

SCHEDULE H.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TRUST ACCOUNT.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

PUBLIC VOILES AND BUILDINGS.

Administration.

Departmental—Salaries 194 14 3

Contingencies.

Roads and Bridges.

Roads and Bridges throughout the State ... 2,374 8 0

Additions and Renovations—Buildings not otherwise provided for	494 12	6
Hospitals and Charities, Buildings generally, including Additions and

Renovations and Grants to Local Authorities ... 66 4 0

HARBOUR AND RIVER WORKS, ETC.

Onslow Jetty—Reconstruction ... 189 1 0

MISCELLANEOUS.

Machinery for Moore River Native Settlement ... 125 0 0

Old Mill Site, South Perth, Compensation for resumption 633 0 0

Purchase of Buildings and Equipment, Carnival Square ...	1,700	0	0
Refund of amount erroneously paid to the fund by the Public

Works Department—Insurance on old buildings 270 0 0

Relief of Settlers sustaining loss by bush fires ... 48 10 0

Victoria Quay—Alterations, etc. ... 96,114 9 8

Wooroloo Sanatorium—New Power Plant ... 1,898 16 0

Total Sale of Government Property Trust Account 104,097 15 5