Appropriation No. 1 (1900) (WA)

miustern attaratia.

ANNO SEXAGESIMO QUARTO

***********MilE************************0********* ******* VICTORI}E REGINA].

No. IV.

AN ACT to apply a sum out of the Consoli- dated Revenue Fund and from Moneys to Credit of the General Loan Fund to the Services of the Year ending the last day of June, One thousand nine hundred and one, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this and the previous Session of Parliament.

[Assented to, 5th December, ipoo.]

M OST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,

E, Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the

Legislative Assembly of Western Australia in Parlia- ment assembled, towards making good the supply which we have cheerfully 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 Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Western Preamble.

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Australia, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows (that is to say):-

THERE shall and may be issued and applied, for or towards making good the Supply granted to Her Majesty for the services of the. year ending the last day of June, One thousand nine hundred and one, the following sums, that is to say:

Application of 1.

moneys.

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund, the sum of One million six hundred and eighty-one thousand one hundred and fifty-seven pounds six shillings and one penny.

From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund, the sum of One million and four hundred and ninety-eight thousand five hundred and twenty pounds and threepence.

2.      ALL sums granted by this Act, and the Acts mentioned in

Appropriation of

supplies.	Schedule A to this Act, towards making good the Supply granted to From the Consolidated Revenue Fund, the sum of Two million three hundred and eighty-one thousand one hundred and fifty-seven pounds six shillings and one penny ;
Schedule A.	Her Majesty, that is to say:

From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund, the sum of One million seven hundred and forty-eight thousand five hundred and twenty pounds and threepence ;

are appropriated and shall be deemed to have been appropriated

Schedules B and C. for the purposes and services expressed in Schedules B and C.

In the name and on behalf of the Queen I hereby assent

to this Act.

ALEX. C. ONSLOW, Administrator.

SCHEDULE A.

FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDING 3Orn JUNE, 1901.

£ s. d.

Consolidated Revenue Fund :

Under 63 Viet.. No. 56 ... ... £300,000 0 0

Under 64 Vict., No. 1 ... 400,000 0 0

Under this Act ... 1,681,157 6 1

2,381,157 6 1

The General Loan Fund :

Under 63 Viet., No. 56 ...	150,000 0 0
Under 64 Wet., No. 1	100,000 0 0

Under this Act .. 1,498,520 0 3

1,748,520 0 3

4,129,677 6 4

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SCHEDULE B.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND FOR THE SERVICES OF THE

YEAR ENDING 30rn JUNE, 1901.

SUMMARY.

£ s. d.

His Excellency the Governor ... 1,459 0 0

The Executive Council 300 0 0

The Legislative Council	2,465 0 0
The Legislative Assembly	5,485 0 0

The Colonial Treasurer 354,411 15 10

The Commissioner of Railways 1,252,456 0 0

The Commissioner of Crown Lands	70,146	8	0
The Minister of Mines	91,631	1	8
The Attorney General	52,055 13	3
The Colonial Secretary	550,747	7	4

£2,381,157 6 1

I T E s. 1900-1901.

HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.

Item No. s. d. s.

HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.

SALARIES, FIXED—se/779.

Private Secretary (Civil List).

1 1 Aide-de-Camp ... 250 0 0

2 1 Clerk in Governor's Office ... 300 0 0

3 1 Office Keeper ... 114 0 0

4 1 Messenger 75 0 0

5 I Caretaker, Government Cottage, Rottnest 40 0 0

AnownticEs—,230.

6 Lodging Allowance in lieu of Quarters to Office Keeper 30 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—S650.

7 Incidental Expenses ... ... ... 100 0 0

8 *Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 400 0 0

9	*Stationery	...	...	50	0	0
10	Water...	...	100	0	0

Total His Excellency the Governor	1459	0	0
Amount carried forward to Total EXECUTIVE COUNCIL	1459	0.	0

Foreign Telegrams were classified with Stationery in previous years, now included with Pos s, etc.

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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

Item No £ s. d. s.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

SALARIES, FrxED—.8185.

Clerk of the Council (Civil List).

1 1 Cleric Assistant ... 185 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X70.

2 1 Messenger 70 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—X45.

3	Incidental Expenses	30 0 0
4	*Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	10 0 0
5	*Stationery	5 0 0

300 0 0

Total Executive Council ...

Amount brought forward from Total to HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR	1459	0	0
Amount carried forward to Total. LEGISLATIVE CorrNom	1759	0	0

* Foreign Telegrams were classified with Stationery last year, and now are included with Postage, etc.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

Item No. s. c/. s. d.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

SALARIES, FIXED—X1,720.

1 1 President 600 0 0

2	1	Chairman of Committees	300 0 0
3	1	Clerk of Council ...	450 0 0
4	1	Assistant Clerk and Usher Black Rod	225 0 0

5 1 Caretaker 145 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X275.

6	1	Chief Messenger ...	100 0 0
7	1	Assistant Messenger (Sessional)	25 0 0
S	Refreshment Room--Wages	150 0 0

ALLOWANCES—X20.

9 1 Lodging Allowance in lieu of Quarters to Caretaker 20 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—X450.

10	Cleaning, Lighting, and Incidental Expenses ...	200	0	0
11	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	70	0	0
12	*Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	30 0	0
Select Committees, Payment of Witnesses (both Houses	50	0	0
13

14 Refreshment Room—Furniture 100 0 0

Total Legislative Council ... 2466 0 0

Amount brought forward from Total to EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ... 1759 0 0

Amount carried forward to Total LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY	...	4224	0	0
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

SALARIES, Fnun—.21,925.

1	1	Speaker	600	0
2	1	Chairman of Committees	300	0
3	1	Clerk of Assembly	450	0
4	1	Clerk, Assistant ...	225	0
5	1	Sergeant-at-Arms	125	0
6	1	Librarian, Parliamentary Library	50	0

7 1 *Chief Messenger ... 175 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X2,835.

8 1 Chief Hansard Reporter 450 0 0

9 1 Hansard Reporter 350 0 0

10	1	Do.	350	0	0
11	1	Do.	350	0	0

12 1 Do. (Emergency) .. 50 0 0

13 Typewriters (occasionally employed) 450 0 0

14 1 Assistant Messenger 65 0 0

15 1 Do. (Sessional) 30 0 0

16 1 Do. do. 20 0 0

17 1 Caterer ... 120 0 0

18 Refreshment Room Wages 600 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—S725.

19             Incidental Expenses (including Electric Lighting,

Furniture, etc.) 350 0 0

20 Refreshment Room 100 0 0

21	Grant for Library	100 0 0
22	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	100 0 0
23	Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	75 0 0

Total Legislative Assembly 5485 0 0

Amount brought forward from Total to LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL	4224	0	0
Amount carried forward to Total COLONIAL TREASURER	9709	0	0

• p 'Dusty under Salaries, Provisional and Temporary. -t Foreign Telegrams were classified Stationery last year, and now are

included in Postage, etc.

64" VICTORIA:, No. 4.

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COLONIAL TREASURER.

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

TREASURY.

SALARIES, FIxED—£7,270 8s. ld.

Colonial Treasurer (Civil List.)

1 1 Under Treasurer ... 650 0 0

Accounting Branch

2	1	Accountant	440	0
3	1	Paymaster and Receiver ...	365	0
4	1	Examiner and Public Debt Ledgerkeeper	365	0
5	1	Bookkeeper	225	0

6	1	Cleric	...	200	0
7	1	190	0
8	1	170	0
9	1	Do.	170	0
10	1	Do.	170	0
11	1	Do.	170	0
12	1	Do.	170	0
18	1	Do,	140	0
14	1	Do.	160	0
15	1	Do.	150	0
16	1	Do.	130	0
17	1	Do.	120	0
18	1	Do.	120	0
19	1	110	0
20	1	Do.	100	0

21-22 2 Junior Clerks at £70 per annum each 140 0

23 1 Messenger 80 0

Companies Duty Act, 1899

24 1 Collector, etc., from 17th August, 1900, to 30th June,

1901, at ..€250 per annum	218	8	3
Correspondence Branch

25 1 Registrar 275 0 0

26 1 Shorthand Clerk and Typist 130 0 0

27 1 Clerk 130 0 0

District Officers

28 1 Cashier, Albany a 60 0 0

29 1 Clerk, Albany ... 170 0 0

30 1 Cashier, Bunbury 260 0 0

31 1 Do. Broad Arrow 5 (1st July to 16th August at £250, 17th August to 30th June at £25 per annum) ... 53 8 7

32	1	Do.	Coolgardie	260	0	0
33	1	Do.	Cue c	50	0	0

34 1 Do. Geraldton d 60 0 0

35 1 Clerk, Geraldton e 140 0 0

Carried forward 6341 16 10

a Rece'ves 535 as Quarantine Attendant, and 2225 as Clerk of the Court. I, Receives £225 as Clerk of the Court. c Receives 5300 as

Mining Registrar. d Receives 220 as Landing Waiter, Geraldton. o Receives £50 as Customs Clerk, GeraIdton.

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COLONIAL TREASIGIER—( continued).

Item No. £ s. d. s. d.

P-t Treasury—continued.

Brought forward 634] 16 10

District Officers—continued.

36 1 Cashier, Esperance f 60 0 0

37 1 Do. Kalgoorlie ... 260 0 0

38 1 Do. Kanowna g .. ... ... ... 25 0 0

39 1 Do. Menzies It (10th May, 1900, to 30th June, 1901,

at £25 per annum) .., 28 11 3

40 1 Do. Norseman i ... 35 0 0

41 1 Do. Roebourne 1 ... 260 0 0

42 1 Paymaster, Imperial Accounts 100 0 0

42 1 Clerk do. 160 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-5269.

44 1 Temporary Clerical Assistance 140 0 0

45 1 Office Cleaner ... .. 54 0 0

46 1 Caretaker, Public Buildings, Geraldton k 75 0 0

CONTINGENCIES —£1,450.

47	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	100	0	0
4o	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	1100	0	0

49 °Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 250 0 0

Total Treasury 8989 8 1

LONDON AGENCY.

SALARIES, 1'13(En-52,820.

1	1 Agent General ...	1500 0 0
2	1 Secretary	650 0 0

3	1	Shorthand Writer	200 0 0
4	1	Clerk	200 0 0
5	1	Do.	150 0 0
6	1	Do.	120 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEmronitny—X250.

7 Clerical Assistance 250 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—X1,300.

8	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	350	0	0
9	Rent of Offices (including cleaning, fuel, and light)	450	0	0
10	Postage Telephone Rent, and Telegrams	350	0	0
11	°Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	150	0	0

Total London Agency	4370	0	0
Carried forward .	13359	8	1

( Receives £100 as CustomsLanding Surveyor and MOO as Clerk of the Court. a Receives £925 as Clerk of the Como t. I. Receives £225 as

Clerk of the Co art. i Receives C2'75 as Clerk of the Court. j Receives ,035 as Electoral Regis var. I: £75 paid from Stipendiary Magistracy. Foreign Telegrams were classified with Stationery last year, and now are included in Postage, etc.

64° VICTORLE, No. 4.

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COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

e. F-1

£ s. d. £ S. ef.

Item No. ° our 13359 8 1

1/4 Brought forward ...

CUSTOMS.

SALARIES, FIXED—X24,150.

1 1 (Collector of Customs and Excise, Registrar

of Shipping, and Receiver of Wreck 700

2	1	Chief Clerk	400
3	1	Warehousekeeper	340

4	1	Cashier	...	315
5	1	Clerk	...	270

6 1 Do. and Assistant Registrar of Shipping 270

7	1	Statist	...	270
8	1	Accountant	270
9	1	Clerk	225
10	1	Do.	225
11	1	Do.	215
12	1	Do.	185
13	1	Do.	175
14	1	Do.	175
15	1	Do.	175
16	1	Do.	165

17	1	Shorthand 'Writer and Typist .	165
18	1	Clerk	165
19	1	Do.	160
20	1	Do.	150
21	1	Do.	150
22	1	Do.	150
23	1	Do.	130

Fremantle

24	1	Do.	130
25	1	Do.	120
26	1	Do.	110
27	1	Do.	100
28	1	Clerk and Messenger	90
29	1	Chief Landing Surveyor	500

30	1	Landing Surveyor	...	380
31	1	Jerquer	280
32	1	Chief Landing Waiter	280
33	1	Landing Waiter	280

34	1	Do.	280
35	1	Do.	250

36 1 Assistant Landing Waiter 250

37	1	Do.	230
38	1	Do.	230
39	1	Do.	200
40	1	Do.	190
41	1	Do.	190
42	1	Do.	180

43	1	Shipping Master	270
44	1	Gauger	220
45	1	Tide Surveyor	230
46	1	Locker, " A " and " B " Stores	210

47 1 Do. Queen's Warehouse ... 180

Carried forward 10825 13359 8 1

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COLONIAL TREASURER—(COntinued).

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

za Brought forward 13359 8 1

Customs—continued. -

Brought forward 10825 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

48 1 /Locker 180

49	1	Do.	180
50	1	Do.	170
51	1	Do.	170
52	1	Do.	170
53	1	Do.	160

54 1 Delivery Cleric 160

55	1	Do.	160
56	1	Do.	160
57	1	Do.	160
58	1	Do.	160

59 1 Freya antic Do. 150

60 1 (contd.) -1 Coxswain ... 140

61 1 Tidewaiter 150

62	1	Do.	150
63	1	Do.	140

64 1 Do. ... 140

65	1	Detective Officer	180
66	1	Foreman "A" Store	120

67	1	Do.	"B" Store	120
68	1	Do.	" C " Store	120
69	1	Do.	Queen's Warehouse ...	120

70-75 6 Labourers, at .£110 each per annum 660

76	1	flight Watchman	...	...	110
77	1	ISub-Collector	360
78	1	Landing Waiter	...	230

79 1 Albany

, Assistant Landing Waiter 180

80 1 ' Tide Waiter 150

81 1 1 Clerk ... 140

82 1 (Mocker and Warehouseman 140

83 1 (a Landing Waiter ... 120

84	1	Brow°	...	Assistant Landing Waiter	170
85	1	5 Caretaker Water Supply	50

86 1 (Landing Waiter ... 250

87 1 Banbury ) Assistant Landing Waiter 150

88 1 "' Clerk ... ... 110

89 1 Night Watchman ... ... ... 100

90 1 ( c Sub-Collector of Customs and Revenue 85

91 1 Busselton Landing Waiter ... ... ... 50

92 1 ( Assisting Landing Waiter ... ... 20

93 1 CantarllOn Clerk, Landing Waiter and Warehouse-

keeper... ... 80

'94 1 Landing Waiter ... 275

95 1 Cossack Assistant Landing Waiter ... 175

96 1 Do. do. ... ... 175

97 1 Derby .. d Landing Waiter and Warehouseman ... 110

Carried forward ... 18075 13359 8 1

a Receives £100 as Clerk of Court. I Previously Paid by Public Works Department. c Receives £135 as Clerk of Court.

d Receives £140 as Clerk of Court and £15 as Electoral Registrar.

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COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

Item No £ s. d. £ s.

a Brought forward ...

13359 8 1

Customs—continued.

Brought forward 18075 0 0

SALARIES FIXED—continued.

98 1 Dongara e Landfill, Waiter and Warehouseman 50

99 1 Eyre f Bo. do. do. 10

100 1 r g Sub-Collector ... 100

101	1	Esperanee ...	Assistant Landing Waiter	...	130
102	1	Jetty Foreman	120

103 1 Flinders Bay Landing Waiter ... 180

104	1	7i Clerk and Landing Waiter ...	260
105	1	Assistant Landing Waiter	140

106	1	Oercildten	i Assistant Clerk	...	60
107	1	Landing Waiter	220
108	1	Delivery Clerk	150

109	1	Onslow	j	Landing Waiter	185
110	1	/Sub-Collector of Customs	360
111	1	Landing Waiter	280

112 1 Do. 230

113 1 Cashier ,.. 200

114 1 Assistant Landing Waiter 210

115	1	Do.	200
116	1	Do.	190
117	1	Do.	190
118	1	Do.	180
119	1	Do.	180

120 1 Clerk 180

121	1	Perth	Do.	160
122	1	Do.	150
123	1	Do.	70
124	1	Locker, Queen's Warehouse ...	180

125	1	Do.	Private Bond	180
126	1	Do.	Riverside Bond	180

127 1 Delivery Clerk 160

128	1	Do.	160
129	1	Do.	150

130	1	Labourer and Tally Clerk	130
1 :11-ui3	3	Labourers, at £110 each per annum	330

134 1 1Night Watchman ... 110

135	1	Rockingham,	Landing Waiter	20
136	1	Sharks Bay	30

117-ms 3 Officers to carry out provisions of Passengers Act (2), at

.€50 each, and 1 at .€10 110

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£2,000.

140 Tidewaiters and Landing Waiters, etc., occasionally

employed, and Temporary Clerical Assistance 2000 0 0

Carried forward ... 26150 0 0 13359 8 1

e Receives £20 as Clerk of Court. pthccives £250 as Postmaster. g Receives £100 as Clerk of Court, and £60 as Treasury Cashier. It Receives

£60 as Tream ry Cashier. i Receives 9130 as Clerk, Treasury. j Receives £100 as Clerk of Court and £15 as Electoral Registrar.

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COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

Item No. s. d. s. d.

a Brought forward ... 13359 8 1

Customs—continued.

Brought forward 26150 0 0

ALLOWANCES—f200.

141	1	House Allowance, Collector of Customs	100 0 0
142	1	Tropical Allowance, Lauding Waiter, Cossack	50 0 0

143 Do. do. Onslow 50 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—S1,835.

144	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ...	900	0	0
145	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	650	0	0
146	*Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	250	0 0
147	Rent, Dougara Bond	35	0	0

Explosives Branch-22,035.

SALARIES, FIXED—S1,545.

148	1	Chief Inspector of Explosives and Government Analyst	400
149	1	Assistant	200

150 1 Do. 90

151	1	Cleric and Assistant	170
152	1	Clerk and Typewriter	170
153	1	Caretaker, Fremantle Magazine	160
154	1	Watchman, Powder Magazine	110

155	1	Do.	do.	110
156	1	Do.	do.	110

157 1 Geraldton, Magazine-keeper 25

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X30.

158	Extra Labour	...	30	0	0
CONTINGENCIES—S460.

159	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ... Inspector of Explosives	125	0	0
160	Apparatus, Books, Chemicals for Laboratory of Chief
225	0	0
161	Haulage and Maintenance, Magazine Tramline	110	0	0

Excise Branch-21,270.

SALARIES, FIXED—x870.

162	1	Senior Inspector ...	280	0	0
163	1	Inspector	200	0	0

164 1 Do. 200 0 0

165 1 Do. 190 0 0

ConniG2NciEs-5400.

166 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ... 400 0 0

Total Customs ... Carried forward	31490	0	0
44849	8	1

* Foreign Telegrams were classified in Stationery last year, and are vow included in Postage, etc.

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Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TREASURER--(continz ed).

S S. a.

Item No.	°. 2
z 0 Brought forward ... 44849 8 1

HARBOUR AND LIGHT.

SALARIES, FIXED—S10,636.

1	(Chief Harbour Master	265
600
2	Cleric
400
3	Assistant Harbour Master and Pilot
275
4	Port Pilot
5	Inspector of Boilers .	260
300
6	*Berthing Master
Boat's Crew:

7	Coxswain and Assistant Pilot	200
8	Leading Hand and Pilot ...	175
9	Boatman and Diver	120
10	Boatman and Storeman	120

Fre ... 114

Fremantl

11  Do.

12 Do. 114

114

13  Do.

14	Do. 114
15	Do. 114
16	Do. and Cook. 114

17	Carpenter and Shipwright	126
18	Light Keeper	126
19	Assistant Light Keeper	120

20 Do. 120 24

21  iReserve

22	( Pilot .. 275
23	Assistant Pilot ... 225

Boat's Crew :

24	Leading Hand and Pilot	175
25	Boatman	114

26	Do.	108
27	Do.	108

28 Rottaest Do. 108

29 Cook 108

30	Light Keeper	132
31	Assistant do.	114

32 Do. do. 114

33	Light Keeper, Bathurst Point	132
34	Signalman, Telephone	114

35 Do. 114

36	/Harbour Master and Pilot	375
37	Assistant Pilot	300
Boat's Crew :

38 Coxswain 200

39 Albany Boatman 114

40	Do.	and Diver	114
41	Do.	108
42	Do.	108
43	Do.	108

44 Cook... 108

Carried forward 7391 0 0 44849 8 1

*Previously under Salaries; Provisional and Temporary.

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Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TREASMIER—(con tinned).

-a`g

Item No. £ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward ... 44849 8 1

Harbour and Light—continued.

Brought forward 7391 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

45 1 Engine Driver, Steam Launch... 132

46 1 Signalman, Harbour Office ... 120

47 1 Do. do. 120

48 1 Albany , Light Keeper, Point King .. 114

49 1 (contd.) Do. Breaksea Island 126

50 1 1 Assistant Keeper do. 114

51 1 Do. do. do. 114

I

52 1 Reserve do. do. 20

53	1	Broome	Jetty Light Keeper ...	54
54	1	( Harbour Master and Pilot	275

55 1 Bunbury ... 2 Boatman ... ... 102

56 1 ( Light Keeper and Caretaker of Je 100

57 ] Busselton ... Light Keeper ... 40

58 1 Do. ... 156

59 1 Assistant Light Keeper 144

CapeLecumin

60 1 Do. do. 144

61	1.	Carter and Reserve Light Keeper	108
62	1	Light Keeper, Babbage Island	114

Oarnarvon .. E Jetty Light Keeper ...

63 1 20

64 1 1 Light Keeper, Jarman Island... 144

Cossack . "

65 1 Assistant do. do. 126

66 1 Dongara (irwin)Light Keeper ... 60

67 1 Derby ... Jetty Light Keeper ... 20

68 1 Esperance Bay, Jetty Light Keeper ... 20

69 1 Freshwater Camp, Sharks Bay, Light Keeper ... 20

70	1	( Harbou• Master and Pilot	225
71	1	Light Keeper, Point Moore	125

72 1 Assistant do. do. 108

73 1 -1, Light Keeper, Bluff ... 108

G era ldton

74 1 Reserve do. do. ... 20

75 1 Jetty Light Keeper ... 30

76 1 1 Boatman ... ... 102

77 1 Wyndham ... Jetty Light Keeper ... 20

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—m€1,669.

78 Master of "Penguin," 2 Sailors at and Pilot ... ... .. 275 0

70.63 5 1 Engineer and Fitter at £240, 2 Firemen at £120 each,

£114 each per annum, "Penguin" ... 708 0

84 Extra Labour (including Wages and removing Vessels

on arrival) ... ... ... 350 0

85 Reserve, Lightkeepers, and Extra Labour ... 300 0

&,.' 2 Lamplighters, Fremantle Jetty ... 36 0

ALLOWANCES—£173.

88 Firewood (in lieu of ) Harbour Master, Albany 10 0

89 Do. do. Pilot, Albany 7 0

Carried forward ... 12322 0 44849 8 1

64° VICTORIX No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TREASTMER—(contznztedi

a

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Item No.

Brought forward ..

44849 8 1

Harbour and Light—continued.

Brought forward 12322 0 0

ALLowAwous—continued.

90 Sustenance, Rottnest Pilot (while in Fremantle) 25

91 Lodging (Coxswain, Fremantle) ... 25

92	Do.	(Leading Hand, Fremantle)	25
93	Do.	(Berthing Master, Fremantle)	25
94	Do.	(Harbour Master, Bunbury)	39

95	Taking Tides, Leading Hand, 'Fremantle	5
96	Time Ball Attendant Assistant Light Keeper, Arthur's

Head 12

CONTINGENCIES—S5,870.

97             Firewood, Transport, &c., for Breaksea Island, Point

King, and Jarman Island 320 0 0

98 Oil, &c., for Lighthouses .. 1200 0 0

99 Beacons and Buoys ... 1600 0 0

100	Repairs and Purchase of Boats of " Penguin"	300	0	0
101	Upkeep and Insurance, Uniforms for Officers and Crew

... ... 900 0 0

102 Uniforms for Pilots' and Boats' Crews ... 400 0 0

103 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ... 500 0 0

104 Gas, Repairs, Sse., of Jetty Lamps ... ... 250 0 0

105 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams ... 250 0 0

106              Stationery, Typewriters, etc. (including Charts, Books,

etc.) ... ... ... 150 0 0

Steam Tug "Victoria"—S1,900.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£1,100.

107 1 Master (11 months, at £18 per month) ... ... 198 0 0

109-113 6 1 Engineer at £193, 1 Artificer (11 months at £152), 2 Sailors at £9 per month each, 2 Firemen at £9 10s. per month each 776 0 0

114	Extra Labour	...	126	0	0
CONTINGENCIES—.8800.

115	Coal, Ship and Engine Room Stores	400	0	0
116	Incidental Expenses (including Insurance)	400	0	0

Total Harbour and Light 20248 0 0

GOVERNMENT STORES.

SALARIES, FIXED—X2,650.

1 Government Storekeeper 500 0 0

2	1	Chief Clerk	330	0 0
3	1	Accountant	285	0 0

4 1 Inspector 225 0 0

Carried forward 1340 0 0 65097 8 1

• Foreign Telegrams were classified in Stationery last year, and 11010 are included in Postage, etc.

64" VICTORLEE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

-01

Item No. s. d. s. d.

zw Brought forward ...

65097 8 1

Government Stores—continued.

Brought forward 1340 0 0

SALARIES FIXED—Continued.

5	1	Bookkeeper	200	0 0
6	1	Clerk ...	180	0 0
7	1	180	0 0
8	1	155	0 0
9	1	Junior Clerk	90	0 0

10 1 Do. 90 0 0

11 1 Storeman 225 0 0

12	1	Do.	190	0 0
SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TE âIPORARY—S1,800.

13 Clerks and Labourers occasionally employed ... 1800 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—se885.

14	•• •	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	175	0 0
15	•.•

Transport, Government Stores, etc. .. 150 0 0

16       ••.

Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 180 0 0

17       •••

*Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 80 0 0

18	• ••	Stock-taking, Government Stores	...	50	0 0
19	•.•

Water, Lighting, Fuel, and Sanitary Services... 50 0 0

20        •••

Advertising 200 0 0

Total Government Stores 5335 0 0

LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND AGRICUL-

TURAL GRANTS, &a

1	Victoria Public Library, Annual Upkeep	3000	0
2	Mechanics' Institutes and Working Men's Associations

and Art Societies ... 1250 0

3 • •• Agricultural and Horticultural Societies ... 1200 0

4 .•. Perth Museum and Art Gallery ...

3800     0

5 ••. Deaf and Dumb Institute ... 200 0

6 •.. Zoolocical Gardens ... ... 3900 0

7 .• • Grant to Home Teaching Society for the Blind ... 500 0

8 ••. Grant to the Sailors' Rest, Fremantle ... 200 0

9 .• • Grant to Albany Horticultural Society for Erection of

Show Buildings ...

... ... ... 350 0

10            Grant Coolgardie Chamber of Mines for Equipment of

...

Museum...

... ... ... 250 0

11             Grant to Geraldton Agricultural Society for purchase of

Land and improvements thereto 250 0

12 Grant for Adelaide Public Examinations 100 0

13 Exhibitions Total Literary, Scientific, and Agricultural Grants,etc. ... 150 0

15150 0 0

Carried forward 85582 8 1

"Foreign Telegrams were classified with Stationery last year, and now aremeluded with Postage, etc.

64" VICTORUE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TREASITREB--(contin fled).

Item No £ s. d. s. d.

zd Brought forward ... 85582 8 1

PENSIONS.

1 H. P. Loftie Late Deputy Surveyor General 58 6 8

H. B. Grimaldi Colonial Chaplain 20 0 0

2

H. Spencer First-Class Clerk ... 112 10 0

3

John Costello Cooper, Customs, Bunbury 8 8 0

4

S. B. Duffield Lighthouse Keeper, Rottnest. 33 6 8

5

6	Mary Benson	Matron, Fremantle Gaol	2	18	4
7	G. Sadler	Chaplain, Gingin	50	0	0
8	Mrs. Pyke	Matron, Lunatic Asylum	14	10	3

Mrs. McMullen Do. Fremantle Prison 5. 0 0

9

10 A. Helmich Postmaster General, 1st to

9th July 9 13 7

11 Cecil Rogers Resident Medical Officer,

Albany 46 13 4

12 A. Woodbridge Gaoler, Perth Prison 85 13 4

13 Mrs. Woodbridge Matron Prison ... do. ... 24 0 0

14 T. W. Salkilld Warder and Clerk, Perth

34 16 8

15 0. Griffin Warder, Fremantle Lunatic

Asylum 11 14 2

16	E. T. Troode	Chief Clerk, Customs	250	0	0
W. Joyce	Issuer, Central Board of to 15th August, 1900

17  Education, 1st July, 1900,

. 8 10 2

18	G. B. Humble	Schoolmaster,aFremantle	125	0	0
19	A. Oliver	Principal Warder, Rottnest	68	12	0

20 Theresa Strappini If Schoolmistress, Geraldton 35 10 8

21 Mrs. Growse Do. Northam 24 13 7

22	J. W. Johnson	Schoolmaster, Dongara	33	6	4
23	W. Hymns	Schoolmaster, Pinjarrah	59	7	7
24	J. Withers	Colonial Chaplain ...	60	8	4

25 Mrs. R. Robins Schoolmistress, Beverley ... 13 15 6

26 Thos. John Principal Warder, Lunatic

Asylum 39 8 0

27 Mrs. Sutcliffe Postmistress, Pinjarrah . 37 10 0

28	James Hasleby	Schoolmaster, Northampton ...	38	10	9
29	J. C. Rosselloty	Resident Magistrate, Williams	46	14	2
30	S. N. Walcott	School Teacher, Rottnest	46	13	4

31	M. Nugent	Nurse, Lunatic Asylum	..	29	4	0
32	W. Mayhew	Resident Medical Officer, New- castle ...	69	12	4
33	G. J. Bell	Warder, Lunatic Asylum	27	8	5

34 J. Craig Do. Fremantle Prison .„ 27 14 5

35 M. Park Do. do. 32 17 10

36 A. R. Waylen Colonial Surgeon ... 342 10 0

37 T. Finnigan Office Keeper, Government

House 32 10 0

38	A. P. Curtis	Clerk, General Post Office	139	1	5
39	D. G. Watkins	Colonial Chaplain ...	130	0	0

Carried forward 2236 9 10 85582 8 1

64° VICTORUE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

ao

Item No. s. d. s. d.

zd Brought forward 85582 8 I

Pensions—continued.

Brought forward 2236 9 10

40 Mrs. B. Spurling Late Assistant Teacher, Guildford

Girls' School 47 0 8

41	Jas. Clough	„	Locomotive Foreman	62 16	S
42	W. Gilbertson	„	Orderly, Mount Eliza Depot ...	17 10	0

43 W. Bell „ Head Master, Perth Boys'

School 150 0 0

44 Mrs. A. G. Price Mistress, Infant School, Fre-

mantle 32 5 3

45 E. C. Dean Chief Draftsman, Survey De-

partment 175 0 0

46	Miss C. Dot	Postmistress, Dardanup	6 0 0
47	Mrs. E. Bell	Schoolmistress, Ouslow	33 11 5

48	John S. Brooking	Deputy Surveyor General	...	250 0 0
49	John Crampton	Postmaster, Brunswick ing Office	11 0 0

50 W. R. Clifford Bookbinder, Government Print-

81 4 4

51	Mrs. C. Pass	Nurse, Lunatic Asylum	22 15	0
52	W. blather	Locomotive Superintendent ...	150 0 0

53 S. Hope Superintendent Prison ... Fremantle

107 11 2

..

54 W. J. Coppin Lineman, Telegraph Depart-

ment, Perth ... 39 2 3

55 Miss A. Honey Schoolmistress, York Infant

School ... 62 1 6

56 Mrs. E. Milne Assistant, Albany School ... 52 5 0

57 Mrs. Armstrong Matron, Fremantle Lunatic

Asylum 69 19 5

58	Miss S. Commerfoth	Postmistress, Claremont	40 0 0
59	Mrs. J. Stanley	Schoolmistress, Bridgetown ...	39 9 2
60	G. T. Poole	Assistant Engineer-in-Chief ...	170 0 0
61	Miss E. Reddaway	School Teacher, Fremantle

Infant School ... 60 1 1

62 Miss J. Boyd Schoolmistress, York 82 13 4

63 S. Gardiner Inspector of Schools 214 8 10

64	Mrs.AliceEcclestone	Schoolmistress, Boyanup	24 18	2
65	Henry Blinco	Principal Warder, Fremantle

Prison... 45 10 7

66 J. C. Rosselloty Resident Medical Officer,

Williams ... 75 12 6

67	E. F. Angelo	Superintendent, Rottnest	114 11 10
68	I. F. Stone	Immigration Agent and Officer

to carry out Passengers Act 17 10 0

69	H. M. Thomas	Clerk of Court, Albany	149	7	5
70	F. L. Hussey	Chief Accountant, Treasury ...	282	7	2
71	H. Passmore	Officer in charge Black Swan

Dredge	112	9	6
Carried forward ...	5035 12	1 85582 8 1

64° VICTORIIE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TidEAStion—(continued).

Item No.

xa £ s. d. s.

Brought forward 88582 8 1

Pensions—continued.

Brought forward 5035 12 1

72 It. C. Loftie Late Government Resident, Albany 360 0 0

73 W. Boyle Senior Gaol ... Warder, Fremantle

42  18 6

74 J. H. Monday Schoolmaster, Guildford ... 97 4 4

75 J. J. Stephens Photo - lithographer, Department Survey

112   10 0

76 Col. E. W. Haynes Second Master, High School Perth ... 100 0 0

77            Lt.-Col. C. D. Forbes „ Secretary Central Board of

Health ... 50 0 0

78 Sergt. McCarthy Magazine Caretaker, Fre-

mantle ... 59 2 3

79 Mrs. CoeIrman Old Colonist master General ... 36 0 0

80 Mrs. Helmich Widow of the late Post-

.., 50 0 0

Total Pensions 5943 7 2

REFUNDS.

1 Refunds 2000 0 0

Total Refunds ... 2000 0 0

ABORIGINES.

1 Promoting the Welfare of the Aboriginal Natives 5000 0 0

Total Aborigines Carried forward	5000	0	0
98525	15	3

64° VICTORT1E, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL T REAsultER— (con tinned .

Item No. 6 4 s. d. R. d.

° Brought forward

11.1 98525 15 3

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.

1 ... Destruction of Wild Dots ... ... 1400

2 ... Royal Humane Society of Australasia ... 20

3 ••• Incidental Expenses ... ... ... 9000

4 ... Grant-in-aid to Society for Prevention of Cruelty to

Animals... ... ... ... 100

5 ..• Subsidy to Municipalities at 10s. in ,2 ... 35000

6 ... Expenses connected with W. A. Court in Imperial

Institute.... ... ... 150

...

7 ... Improvements to Site new Perth Cemeteries ... 500

8	...	, Improvement of Recreation Grounds generally	5000
9	...	Commission on Interest paid by the Crown Agent and

the London and Westminster Bank ... 4000

10 ... Albany Recreation Ground, Improvements ... 1500

11 ... : Perth Park ... ... ... ... 2500

12 ... Perth, Hyde Park ... ... ... 500

13 ... Grant-in-aid Salvation Army for Rescue and Prison Gate

Work ... ... 200

14 ... Sanitation Grants Quarries ... 3000

• ••

15 ... Annuity to Timothy Yorke for injuries at Rocky Bay

... 75

16 ... Fremantle Cemetery ••• 500

17 ... Coolgardie Mining Exhibition 750

18 ... Paris Exhibition ... 13000

19 ... Glasgow Exhibition ... 5000

20 ... Law Costs... .., ... 1000

21 ... East Fremantle Park Land, Purchase of 2000

22 ... Grant -in -Aid, Upkeep Fire Brigade, Bulong ... 50

23	•••	Do.	do.	do.	Broad Arro	50
24	•• •	Do.	do.	do.	Banbury	50
25	• ••	Do.	do.	do.	Boulder	50
26	•.•	Do.	do.	do.	Coolgardie	150

27 •• • Do. do. do. Cue ... 50

28	•••	Do.	do.	do.	Esperance	50
29	.••	Do.	do.	do.	Fremantle	200
30	•.•	Do.	do.	do.	Geraldton	100
31	•••	Do.	do.	do.	Kalgoorlie	150
32	•••	Do.	do.	do.	Kauowna	50
33	•••	Do.	do.	do.	Menzies...	50
34	• ••	Do.	do.	do.	Norseman	50
35	•••	Do.	do.	do.	Northam	50
36	•••	Do.	do.	do.	North Fremantle...	50

37 ••• Millbury Fire Brigade, Grant for Engine ... 350

38 .•• Boulder Fire Brigade ... ... 150

39 ••. Contribution towards Fire Brigade Board ... 450

40	•••	East Fremantle Fire Brigade Grant-in-Aid (special)	...	200
41	Leederville Fire Brigade, Grant-in-Aid (special)	150
42	Menzies Fire Brigade, Grant-in-Aid (special)	150

Carried forward 87795 98525 15 3

64° VICTORI2E, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL ThEASITHER—(contiy2z ed).

op £ s. d. £ s. d.

Item No.	6 pi
et Brought forward 98525 15 3

Miscellaneous—continued.

Brought forward 87795 0 0

43 Northam Fire Brigade ... ... ... ... 250 0

44 Southern Cross Fire Brigade, Grant for Engine ... 250 0

45           Grant to Fire Brigade Board towards Purchase of

Ambulance Van ... ... ... ... 50 0

46 Grant-in-Aid of the House of Mercy ... 500 0

47 Do. Home of Peace, .2 for £ ... ... 500 0

48           Grant to North Fremantle Municipal Council for

Sanitary Scheme ... ... ... 500 0

49           Grant to Coolgardie Municipal Council to recoup

Advance to Coolgardie Exhibition ... 1000 0

50	Purchase of Land for Racecourse, Northam ...	300	0
51	Grant for Improving Esperance Racecourse ...	100	0

52 Helena Vale Cemetery, improvements raised by subscription, and £100 annual grant ... ... 250 0

53           Grant to W.A. Chamber of Manufactures, £ for £

100     0

54' Purchase of Site for Recreation Ground, Peppermint

Grove... ... ... ... 3000 0

55 Purchase of Land at Bicton for Recreation Ground 3000 0

56 Queen's Park, Geraldton Harbour Master, Albany ... ... ... 300 0

57           Gratuity to the Widow of the late Captain Butcher,

... ... 500 0

58 Bunbury Baths, £ for £ ... ... 250 0

59	Busselton Baths, £ for 5 ...	250	0
(50	Monger's Lake, Improvements	500	0

61 Cottesloe, Fencing Park Lands the Treasury ... ... ... ... 300 0

62            Leederville, Refund of Moneys illegally obtained from

... 418 0

Total Miscellaneous Services 1001U3 0 0

PREMIER'S DEPARTMENT.

SALARIES, FixED—£1,109 10s. 7d.

1 1 Under Secretary* ... 200 0 0

2 1 Chief Clerkt ... 425 0 0

...

3 1 Registrar... ... ... ... 180 0 0

4 1 Correspondence and Shorthand Clerk (1st July to 10th August, at .2225 p.a., 17th August to 30th June, at

£200 p.a.) ... ... ... 199 10 7

...

5 1 Messenger... ... 105 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-5140.

6	Incidental Expenses	10	0 0
7	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	100	0 0
8	.1:Stationery	30	0 0

Total Premier's Department 1249 10 7

Carried forward 199888 5 10

* Receives 2350 from Civil List (as Clerk of Executive Council) and acts as Private Secretary to Premier

t Transferred from Chief Clerkship, Post (Mee. Foreign Telegrams were classified with Stationery last year, and are now included with Postage, etc.

64 VICTORIA, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TREASURER--(continued ).

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

za Brought forward 199888 5 10

POLICE.

SALARIES, FIXED—£76,928.

Chief Office-

1	1	Commissione • .	750
2	1	Chief Clerk and Accountant	350
3	1	Clerk „,	235
4	1	Do.	225
5	1	Do. and Storekeeper	200
6	1	165
7	1	160
8	1	Do. Storekeeper's Branch	160
9	1	Clerk „,	155

10	1	Do. (Junior)	...	70
11	1	Messenger	72

12 1 Storemen at Gs. 6d. per diem 118 1

Constabulary

13	1	Superintendent	...	375
14	1	Inspector	325

15	1	Do.	325
16	1	Do.	325
17	1	Do.	325
18	1	Do.	325
19	1	Do.	325

20 1 Sub-Inspecto • ... 300

21	1	Do.	300
22	1	Do.	300
23	1	Do.	275
24	1	Do.	225
25	1	Do.	225
26	1	Do.	225
27	1	Do.	225
28	1	Do.	225

29-54 26 Sergeants at 11s. a day each* 5000

55-82 28 Corporals at 9s. Gd. a day each* .. 4000

83-256	174	First Class Constables at 8s. Gd. a day*	...	25000
257-453	197	Second Class Constables at 7s. 6d. a day*	...	25000

454-468 15 Probation Constables at Gs. 6s. a day each* (ftieserve) 1500

469-492 24 Probation Constables at 6s. a day each* ... 2000

Water Police

493 1 Sergeant at Ils. a day ... 200 15

494 1 Coxswain at 9s. 6d. a day ... 173 7

495-505 11 Constables at 8s. 6d. a day each* ... 1600 0

506-517 12 Do. at 7s. 6d. a day each* ... 1400 0

518-519 2 Do. at 7s. 6c1. a day each (River Police) 273 15

Carried forward	73433	10	199888	5 10
* Portion of a year only.

64° V ICTORI zE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TRE.AsnER—(continued).

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Item No.	c;
z 9.4 Brought forward 199888 5 10

Police—continued.

Brought forward 73433 10 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Detective Branch

520 1 Inspector 325 0 0

521-522 2 Constables at 13s. a day each 474 10 0

523-527	5	Do.	at 12s. a day each	1095	0	0
528-536	9	Do.	at Hs. a day each	1600	0	0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S300.

537 Special Constables and Native Trackers 300 0 0

AT .0IVANCES—S11,560.

538	Lodging Allowance in lieu of Quarters	...	5030	0	0
539

• • Ration Allowance—Special to Police in certain Districts 4000 0 0

Allowance for Maintenance of Native Trackers ... 2400 0 0

• •

540

• • Allowance in lieu of Uniforms to Chief Inspector and 6

541

Inspectors at £15 each ... ... ... 105 0 0

542 Allowance to Inspector Criminal Investigation Branch... 25 0 0

CON TINGENOIEs—£27,125.

543 Arms and Ammunition ... 500

544 Clothing... ... ... 3500

545 Remounts... ... ... ... ... 1200

546              Travelling Expenses and Transport (including Travelling

of Special Constables) ... ... 8000

547 Information ... ... 100

548 Shoeing and Saddlery ... 1000

549 Forae ... u 5700

550 Rent... ... ... 250

551 Fuel and Light for Lockups and Stations ... ... 600

552             Subsidy to Police Benefit Fund—viz., Rewards £200,

Gratuities £2,000 ... 2200

553 Incidental Expenses .. ... ... 1700

554	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	1400
555

(Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 300

•

556 Photography... ... ... 7 5

557	Sanitary Services for Police Stations and Lockups	300
558	Water Supply for Stations and Lockups	300

Total Police 115913 0 0

Carried forward 315801 5 10

• Portion of a year only. {Foreign Telegrams were classified with Stationery last year, and are now included with Postage, etc.

Non.—The salaries and allowances of one Sergeant and five Constables employed exclusively at the Royal Mint, amounting to 21,061 13s. 3d.,

are provided for in this Estimate, and will be refunded by the Mint authorities.

64° VICTORTIE, No. 4.

Appropriation,-1900-1.

COLONIAL TREASIJBER—(cont ted).

Item No. s. d. .2 8. d.

Brought forward 315801 5 10

DEFENCES. Land Forces—£16,164 10s.

SALARIES, FIXED—S1,150.

1	1	Commandant	...	600 0 0
2	1	Chief Staff Officer	350 0 0

3 1 Chief Clerk and Accountant 200 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY

£2,119 10s.

4	1	Clerk and Registrar	182
5	1	Clerk and Typewriter	60
6	1	Stores and Magazine Caretaker, Perth	36 1
7	1	Armourer	25
8	1	Messenger	52

9-14	6	Infantry Instructors at .3150t per annum each	800
15	1	Artillery Instructor and Master Gunner	160
16	1	Caretaker, Karrakatta	104
17	1	Bandmaster, Head-Quarters' Band	120

18 19-47 29	1	Band Sergeant	do.	20
Bandsmen	do.	260

48 ... Extra Labour ... 100

49 ... Caretakers of Armouries, Drill galls, and Military

Office 200

ALLOWANCES—£785.

50 1 Lodging Allowance, Commandant .. 100 0 0

51 I Do. Chief Staff Officer 70 0 0

52-57 6 Do. Drill Instructors, Master Gunner,

£78, and 5 Instructors, £65 each 403 0 0

58	1	Fuel and Light, Drill Instructor	...	12 0 0
59	1	Forage Allowance, Commandant ..	50 0 0

60 1 „ „ Chief Staff Officer 50 0 0

61 1 Travelling Allowance, Chief Staff Officer 50 0 0

62-63 2 Goldfields Allowance to Instructors ... 50 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—,n2,810.

64 Capitation Allowance ... ... 2500'

65 Capitation Grant for Clothing for Cadets ... ... 450

66             Head-Quarters Band, Maintenance and Incidental

Expenses... ... ... ... 60

67	..	Baud Allowances to Volunteer Corps	250
68	..	Drill Instruction of Corps and care of Arms	250
69	Maintenance, Field Guns ...	200
70	Ammunition for Field Guns	250

Carried forward 3960 315801 5 10

t For a portion of a year only.

84" VICTORTIE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued.

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 315801 5 10

Defences—continued.

Brought forward 3960 0 0

CoNmsomsorzs—continued.

71	Horse Hire, Artillery Guns and other Parade purposes	300
72	Harness and Maintenance, Artillery and Mounted

Infantry... ... ... 250

73 Small Arms Ammunition Appliances ... ,.. ... ... 700

74             Small Arms, care and maintenance of, and Gymnastic

... ... ... 2000

75	Prizes, Gunnery and Musketry	.	200
76	Rifle Meeting, Annual, at Karrakatta	100

77 Paid Parades and Annual Encampment ... ... 2000

78 Transport... ... ... ... ... 200

79              Incidental Expenses (including Rail Fares and Travelling

Expenses) ... ... ... ... 1000

80 Rifle Ranges, Construction and Maintenance ... 300

81 Targets... ... ... ... 100

82 Tents and Camp Equipment ... 300

83 Accoutrements... ... ... ... ... 300

84	Lighting, Water Supply, and Maintenance of Drill Halls	400
85	Stationery Allowance to Volunteer Corps	100
86	Postage, Telegrams, and Telephone Rent	150

87 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. . 50

88 Rent of Armouries and Drill Halls ... ... ... 100

89 Cadet Rifles, 500 with Bayonets, and 500 Dummy Rifles 300

Federal Forces—£16,930.

C ONTINGENCIE s—n6,930.

90	Maintenance of Albany Garrison, Contribution towards	1500	0	0
91	Maintenance of Garrison at Thursday Island, Contri-

bution towards ... ... ... ... 430 0 0

92

Expenses in connection with Military Unit sent to South

Africa, including Deferred Pay, £14,539, and deduct-

ing moneys due by the Imperial Government to

31/12/1900 ... ... ... 15000 0 0

Marine Forces—£4,816.

CONTINGENCIES—£4,81 6.

93             Upkeep Australian Auxiliary Squadron, Contribution

towards 4816 0 0

Total Defences 38610 10 0

Total Colonial Treasurer 354411 15 10

Amount brought forward from LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY .. 9709 0 0

Amount carried forward to Total COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS 364120 15 10

64° VICTORTIE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS.

Item No. £ s. d. s. ii.

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS.

SALARIES, 111=3—S147,521.

Under Secretary's Branch.

1 1 Under Secretary 550

2	1	Chief Clerk	...	300
3	1	Clerk	210
4	1	Do.	180
5	1	Do.	100
6	1	Do.	84
7	1	Do., Junior	50

General Manager's Branch.

8 1 General Manager 1500 0

9	1	Chief Clerk	...	400	0
10	1	Clerk	300	0
II	1	Do.	210	0
12	1	Do.	200	0
13	1	Do.	200	0
14	1	Do.	170	0
15	1	Do.	160	0
16	1	Do., Junior	100	0

17	1	Do.	do.	70	0
18	1	Do.	do.	70	0
19	1	Do.	180	0

20 1 Stores Manager ... 350 0

Chief Accountant's Branch.

21	1	Chief Accountant	600	0
22	1	Traffic Auditor	400	0
23	1	Assistant Accountant (six months' supernumerary)	200	0

24 1 Do. (previously Sub-Accountant) 400 0

25	1	Paymaster	325	0
26	1	Chief Clerk	325	0
27	1	Travelling Inspector	300	0

28	1	Do.	250	0
29	1	Do.	225	0

30	1	Clerk	250	0
31	1	Do.	200	0
32	1	Do.	180	0
33	1	Do.	200	0
34	1	Do.	160	0
35	1	Do.	160	0
36	1	Do. Cadet	40	0

37	1	Do.	do.	40	0
38	1	Do.	do.	40	0

39 1 Chief Clerk, Goods Audit ... 250 0

40 1 Do. Coaching do. ... 250 0

41	1	Clerk	225	0
42	1	Do.	180	0
43	1	Do.	170	0

Carried forward 10754 0 0

64° VICTORLE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMIISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

Item No 0 £ s. (1. d.

Railways and Tramways —continued.

Brought forward 10754 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED— continued.

Chief Accountant's Branch—continued.

44	1	Clerk	180
45	1	Do.	180
46	1	Do.	180
47	1	Do.	170
48	1	Do.	170
49	1	Do.	160
50	1	Do.	150
51	1	Do.	140
52	1	Do. Junior	110
53	1	Do.	100
54	1	Do.	100
55	1	Do. Cadet	90

56	1	Do.	90
57	1	Do.	90
58	1	Do.	70
59	1	Do.	70
60	1	Do.	50
61	1	Do.	40
62	1	Do.	130

63	1	Cashier	250
64	1	Clerk ...	170
65	1	130
66	1	Assistant Paymaster	275
67	1	Clerk ...	230
68	1	200
69	1	Do.	200
70	1	Do.	190
71	1	Do.	175
72	1	Do.	170
73	1	180
74	1	Do. (Junior)	150
75	1	Do. (Cadet)	100

76 1 Do. 40

77	1	Chief Clerk, Expenditure Branch	'275
78	1	Book-keeper	200
79	1	Clerk ...	160
80	1	Do. (Junior)	110

81	1	Do.	90
82	1	Do.	90

83	1	Clerk	...	180
84	1	140
85	1	Do.	160
86	1	Do.	40
87	1	Do.	150

Carried forward .. 17079

reviously Assistant Paymaster at £250.

64° VICTORIA, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OE RAILWAYS—(cootinited).

non No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 17079 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch.

88	1	Chief Traffic Manager	900
89	1	District Superintendent	400

90 Do. 450

91	1	Do.	400
92	1	Do.	400
93	1	Do.	850

94	1	Chief Cleric	350
95	1	Inspector	260
96	1	265
97	1	240
98	1	240
99	1	225
100	1	225
101	1	210
102	1	170
103	1	250

104	1	Do.	...	200
105	1	Do.	...	60

106 1 Station Master 220 0

107	1	Do.	180	0
108	1	Do.	150	0
109	1	Do.	170	0
110	1	Do.	200	0
111	1	Do.	170	0
112	1	Do.	160	0
113	1	Do.	295	0
114	1	Do.	170	0
115	1	Do.	170	0
116	1	Do.	145	0
117	1	Do.	200	0
118	1	Do.	295	0
119	1	Do.	150	0
120	1	Do.	150	0
121	1	Do.	200	0
122	1	Do.	170	0
123	1	Do.	170	0
124	1	Do.	160	0
125	1	Do.	285	0
126	1	Do.	170	0
127	1	Do.	150	0
128	1	Do.	250	0
129	1	Do.	275	0
130	1	Do.	300	0
131	1	Do.	250	0
132	1	Do.	200	0

Carried forward ... 28079 0 0

64° VICTORI/E, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

o g £ s. d. £ s. d

Item No.

ki r.]

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 28079 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—Continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

133 1 Station Master 160

134	1	Do.	200
135	1	Do.	200
136	1	Do.	150
137	1	Do.	235
138	1	Do.	150
139	1	Do.	150
140	1	Do.	170
141	1	Do.	160
142	1	Do.	160
143	1	Do.	175
144	1	Do.	160
145	1	Do.	180
146	1	Do.	150
147	1	Do.	160
148	1	Do.	150
149	1	Do.	275
150	1	Do.	160
151	1	Do.	180
152	1	Do.	170
153	1	Do.	170
154	1	Do.	200
155	1	Do.	170
156	1	Do.	150
157	1	Do.	160
158	1	Do.	250
159	1	Do.	270

160	1	Do.	(less Midland Railway Co.'s proportion) ...	160
161	1	Do.	170
162	1	Do.

••• 180

163 1 Do. 210

164 1 Night Station Master 150

165	1	Do.	180
166	1	Do.	160
167	1	Do.	160
168	1	Do.	160
169	1	Do.	150
170	1	Do.	170
171	1	Do.	150

172 1 Goods Agent 350

173 1 Do. 250

174 1 Do. and Piermaster 360

175 1 Officer in Charge 150

••• 140

176 1 Do.

Carried forward ... 36194 0

64" VICTORIA3', No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

Item No.

z 0 6 2 s. d.

a Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 36194 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

177 1 Officer in Charge... 140

178	1	Do.	140
179	1	Do.	150
180	1	Do.	140
181	1	Do.	150
182	1	Do.	140
183	1	Do.	140
184	1	Do.	140
185	1	Do.	140
186	1	Do.	140
187	1	Do.	140
188	1	Do.	140
189	1	Do.	140
190	1	Do.	140
191	1	Do.	140
192	1	Do.	140
193	1	Do.	150
194	1	Do.	140
195	1	Do.	140
196	1	Do.	150
197	1	Do.	140
198	1	Do.	140
199	1	Do.	140
200	1	Do.	140
201	1	Do.	140
202	1	Do.	140
203	1	Do.	140
204	1	Do.	140
205	1	Do.	140
206	1	Do.	140
207	1	Do.	140
208	1	Do.	140
209	1	Do.	140
210	1	Do.	140
211	1	Do.	140
212	1	Do.	140
213	1	Do.	140
214	1	Do.	140
215	1	Do.	140
216	1	Do.	140
217	1	Do.	140
218	1	Do.	150
219	1	Do.	140
220	1	Do.	140
221	1	Do.	140
222	1	Do.	140

Carried forward 42684 0

64" VICTORI/E, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OE RAILWAYS—(continued,).

£ s. d. £ s. (1.

Item No.

fa4

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 42684 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

150

223 1 Officer in Charge...

140

224 1 Do.

140

225 1 Do.

140

226 1 Do.

140

227	1	Do.
228	1	Do, 150 140
229	1	Do.
230	1	Do. 150 150
231	1	Do.

150

232	1	Do.
233	1	Do. 150 140
234	1	Do.
235	1	Do. 150 150
236	1	Do.

140

237 1 Do.

140

238 1 Do.

140

239 1 Do.

140

240 1 Do.

140

241 1 Do.

150

242 1 Do.

150

243 1 Do.

150

244	1	Do.
245	1	Do. 130 140
246	1	Do.
247	1	Do. 150 150
248	1	Do.
249	1	Do. 130 140
250	1	Do.
251	1	Do. 130
252	1	Do. 130 140
253	1	Do.

130

254 1 Do.

140

255	1	Do.
256	1	Do. 140 140
257	1	Do.

140

258	1	Do.
259	1	Do. 140
260	1	Do. 140 140
261	1	Do.
262	1	Do. 140 140
263	1	Do.
264	1	Do. 140 140
265	1	Do.
266	1	Do. 150

Carried forward ... 48934

64° VICTORTIE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

Item No. s. d. j s. d.

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 48934 0 0

SALARIES, Fixan—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

267 Officer in Charge... 150

268	Do.	140
.269	Do.	140
270	Do.	140
271	Do.	140
272	Do.	140
273	Do.	130

274 Night Officer 140

275	Do.	140
276	Do.	130
277	Do.	140
278	Do.	140
279	Do.	140
280	Do,	130
281	Do.	140
282	Do.	140
283	Do.	130
284	Do.	140
285	Do.	140
286	Do.	130
287	Do.	140
288	Do.	130
289	Do.	130
290	Do.	140
291	Do.	140
292	Do.	130
293	Do.	130
294	Do.	130
295	Do.	130
296	Do.	130
297	Do.	140
298	Do.	140
299	Do.	140
300	Do.	140
301	Do.	140
302	Do.	130
303	Do.	140
304	Do.	130
305	Do.	140
306	Do.	130
307	Do.	140
308	Do.	130
309	Do.	130
310	Do.	130
311	Do.	130

Carried forward ... 55054

64" IT ICTORIX, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(con tin Red).

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Item No.

Railways and. Tramways —continued.

Brought forward 55054 0 0

SALARIES, FIRED—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

312 Night Officer 130

313	Do.	140
314	Do.	130
315	Do.	130
316	Do.	140
317	Do.	130
318	Do.	130
319	Do.	130
320	Do.	130
321	Do.	130
322	Do.	130
323	Do.	130
324	Do.	130
325	Do.	130
326	Do.	130
327	Do.	130
328	Do.	130
329	Do.	130
330	Do.	130
331	Do.	130
332	Do.	130
333	Do.	130
334	Do.	130
335	Do.	130
336	Do.	130
337	Do.	130
338	Do.	140
339	Do.	130
340	Do.	130
341	Do.	130
342	Do.	130
343	Do.	140
344	Do.	130
345	Do.	130
346	Do.	180
347	Do.	130
348	Do.	140
349	Do.	140
350	Do.	130
351	Do.	130
352	Do.	140
353	Do.	140
354	Do.	140

Carried forward ... 60734 0 0

64° VICTORIIE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

Item No. S R. d. £ s. d.

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 60734 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED— continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

355 Night Officer 140

356	Do.	140
357	Do.	130
358	Do.	140
359	Do.	130
360	Do.	130
361	Do.	130
362	Do.	140
363	Do.	130
364	Do.	130
365	Do.	140
366	Do.	140
367	Do.	140
368	Do.	130
369	Do.	140
370	Do.	130
371	Do.	140
372	Do.	130
373	Do.	120
374	Do.	140
375	Do.	140
376	Do.	130
377	Do.	120
378	Do.	130
379	Do.	140
380	Do.	130
381	Do.	130
382	Do.	140
383	Do.	130
384	Do.	130
385	Do.	130
386	Do.	130
387	Do.	130
388	Do.	130
389	Do.	130
390	Do.	130

391 Clerk .., 300

392	Do.	...	285
393	Do.	285
394	Do.	240
395	Do.	210
396	Do.	195
397	Do.	185
398	Do.	185

Carried forward 67409

64° VICTOREE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

o s. d. .11 s.

Item No. E

zp., 0

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 67409 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

399 Clerk 165 0

400	1	Do.	165
401	1	Do.	150
402	1	Do.	150
403	1	Do.	140
404	1	Do.	130
405	1	Do.	225
406	1	Do.	210
407	Do.	200
408	Do.	190
409	1	Do.	185
410	1	Do.	175
411	Do.	170
412	1	Do.	170
413	Do.	170
414	1	Do.	170
415	I	Do.	170
416	1	Do.	160
417	1	Do.	160
418	1	Do.	160
419	1	Do.	150
420	Do.	150
421	1	Do.	150
422	1	Do.	150
423	1	Do.	150
424	1	Do.	150
425	Do.	130
426	Do.	200
427	Do.	170
428	Do.	150
429	Do.	130
430	1	Do.	130
431	1	Do.	130
432	1	Do.	120
433	1	Do.	110
434	1	Do.	110
435	1	Do.	275
436	1	Do.	230
437	1	Do.	230
438	1	Do.	230
439	1	Do.	190
440	1	Do.	175
441	1	Do.	170
442	1	Do.	170

Carried forward ... 74774 0

64° VICTORIA, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-4.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(coiainued).

-6 cE

item No. s. d. s. d.

7E

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 74774 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Traffic Hanager's Branch—continued.

443	1	Clerk	170
444	1	Do.	160
445	1	Do.	170
446	1	Do.	150
447	1	Do.	140
448	1	Do.	130
449	1	Do.	130
450	1	Do.	120
451	1	Do.	110
452	1	Do.	210
453	1	Do.	210
454	1	Do.	170
455	1	Do.	170
456	1	Do.	170
457	1	Do.	170
458	1	Do.	170
459	1	Do.	170
460	1	Do.	170
461	1	Do.	170
462	1	Do.	160
463	1	Do.	140
464	1	Do.	140
465	1	Do.	140
466	1	Do.	140
467	1	Do.	140
468	1	Do.	140
469	1	Do.	140
470	1	Do.	120
471	1	Do.	120
472	1	Do.	110
473	1	Do.	110
474	1	Do.	225
475	1	Do.	210
476	1	Do.	190
477	1	Do.	180
478	1	Do.	170
479	1	Do.	170
480	1	Do.	160
481	L	Do.	160
482	1	Do.	160
483	1	Do.	160
484	1	Do.	160
485	1	Do.	150
486	1	Do.	150

Carried forward 81679 0

64" ITICTORLE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAXS—(continued).

oa0

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

4 0

Railways and Tramways--continued.

Brought forward 81679 0 0

SALARIES, Fano—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

487	1	Clerk	150
488	1	Do.	140
489	1	Do.	140
490	1	Do.	130
491	1	Do.	120
492	1	Do.	110
493	1	Do.	200
494	1	Do.	140
495	1	Do.	120
496	1	Do.	160
497	1	Do.	150
498	1	Do.	110
499	1	Do.	150
500	1	Do.	110
501	1	Do.	170
502	1	Do.	150
503	1	Do.	180
504	1	Do.	160

505	1	Do.	140
506	1	Do.	140
507	1	Do.	200
508	1	Do.	185
509	1	Do.	185
510	1	Do.	175
511	1	Do.	170
512	1	Do.	160
513	1	Do.	190
514	1	Do.	170
515	1	Do.	160
516	1	Do.	160
517	1	Do.	150
518	1	Do.	140
519	1	Do.	140
520	1	Do.	130
521	1	Do.	170
522	1	Do.	150
523	1	Do.	110
524	1	Do.	250
525	1	Do.	170
526	1	Do.	170
527	1	Do.	170
528	1	Do.	160
529	1	Do.	150
530	1	Do.	140

Carried forward 88504 0 0

64° VICTOR' 7F., No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

Item No. d s. d. s. rl.

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 88504 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Traffic Maitager's Branch—continued.

531	1	Clerk ...	140
532	1	Do.	120
533	1	Do.	210
534	1	Do,	160
535	1	Do.	160
536	1	Do.	180
537	1	Do.	170
538	1	Do.	140
539	1	Do.	170
540	1	Do.	160
541	1	Do.	150
542	1	Do.	170
543	1	Do.	140
544	1	Do.	130
545	1	Do.	120
546	1	Do.	180
547	1	Do.	130
548	1	Do.	120
549	1	Do.	170
550	1	Do.	170
551	1	Do.	130
552	1	Do.	170
553	1	Do.	175
554	1	Do.	175
555	1	Do.	150
556	1	Do.	150
557	1	Do.	150
558	1	Do.	150
559	1	Do.	120
560	1	Do.	120
561	1	Do.	150
562	1	Do.	190
563	1	Do.	150
564	1	Do.	140
565	1	Do.	120
566	1	Do.	140
567	1	Do.	140
568	1	Do.	150
569	1	Do.	130
570	1	Do.	140
571	1	Do.	140
572	1	Do.	140
573	1	Do.	140
574	1	Do.	120

Carried forward ... 95074 0

64° VICTORI}E, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF Min Ats—(continued).

[ r.

Item No. • s. £ s. d.

t Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 95074 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

5751	1	Clerk ...	120
576	1	Do. (Cadet)	100

577	1	Do.	do.	100
578	1	Do.	do.	100
579	1	Do.	do.	70
580	1	Do.	do.	70
581	1	Do.	do.	70
582	1	Do.	do.	50
583	1	Do.	do.	40
584	1	Do.	do.	40
585	1	Do.	do.	100
586	1	Do.	do.	90
587	1	Do.	do.	70
588	1	Do.	do.	50
589	1	Do.	do.	50
590	1	Do.	do.	50

591	1	Cadet ...	40
592	1	Do.	40
593	1	Do.	100
594	1	Do.	70
595	1	Do.	50
596	1	Do.	70
597	1	Do.	90
598	1	Do.	90
599	1	Do.	100
600	1	Do.	100
601	1	Do.	90
602	1	Do.	90
603	1	Do.	60
604	1	Do.	50
605	1	Do.	40
606	1	Do.	50
607	1	Do.	50
608	1	Do.	40

609	1	Do.	70
610	1	Do.	70
611	1	Do.	70
612	1	Do.	70
613	1	Do.	90
614	1	Do.	100
615	1	Do.	90
616	1	Do.	50
617	1	Do.	40
618	1	Do.	100
619	1	Do.	40

Carried forward 98254

64° VICTORLE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OE RAILIV AY S—(con filmed).

Item No. £ 3. d. s. d.

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 98254 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

620	1	Cadet	60
621	1	Do.	50
622	1	Do.	40
623	1	Do.	50
624	1	Do.	70
625	1	Do.	50
626	1	Do.	50
627	1	Do.	100
628	1	Do.	50
629	1	Do.	70
630	1	Do.
631	1	Do.	90
632	1	Do.	70
633	1	Do.	70
634	1	Do.	50
635	1	Do.	90
636	1	Do.	90
637	1	Do.	90
638	1	Do.	90
639	1	Do.	70
640	1	Do.	80
641	1	Do.	40
642	1	Do.	70
643	1	Do.	70
644	1	Do.	50
645	1	Do.	80
646	1	Do.	100
647	1	Do.	100
648	1	Do.	40
649	1	Do.	40
650	1	Do.	40
651	1	Do.	40
652	1	Do.	40
653	1	Do.	40
654	1	Do.	50
655	1	Do.	40
656	1	Do.	70
657	1	Do.	70
658	1	Do.	40
659	1	Do.	40
660	1	Do.	40
661	1	Do.	40
662	1	Do.	40
663	1	Do.	40
664	1	Do.	40

Carried forward 100934 0 0

64° VICTORIA;, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

I

oy

Item No. s. d. s. d.

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 100934 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Tragic Manager's Branch—continued.

665	1	Cadet	40
666	1	Do.	40
667	1	Do.	40
668	1	Do.	40
669	1	Do.	40

Chief Mechanical Engineer's Branch.

670	1	Chief Mechanical Engineer	1000
671	1	Works Manager ..	500
672	1	Chief Locomotive Inspector	400
673	1	Inspector	350

674	1	Do.	350
675	1	Do.	300
676	1	Do.	265
677	1	Do.	240
678	1	Do.	260
679	1	Do.	250
680	1	Do.	180
681	1	Do.	170
682	1	Do.	170
683	1	Do.	220
684	1	Do.	350

685 1 Do. of Carriages and Wagons 450

686	1	Chief Clerk	400 -
687	1	Accountant	340
688	1	Chief Draftsman	350
689	1	Foreman	275

690	1	Do.	275
691	1	Do.	275
692	1	Do.	250
693	1	Do.	250
694	1	Do.	250
695	1	Do.	250
696	1	Do.	325
697	1	Do.	300
698	1	Do.	300
699	1	Do.	251
700	1	Do.	325
701	1	Do.	300
702	1	Do.	275
703	1	Do.	251
704	1	Do.	240
705	1	Do.	245
706	1	Do.	280

Carried forward 112596 0 0

64' VICTORUE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

o g

Item No. s. d. £ s. 0.

ci 4

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 112596 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—Continued.

Chief Mechanical Engineer's Branch—continued.

707 1 Foreman 275

708	1	Do.	255
709	1	Do.	275
710	1	Do.	240
711	1	Do.	240
712	1	Do.	255
713	1	Do.	275

714 1 Clerk 230

715	1	Do.	210
716	1	Do.	195
717	1	Do.	186
718	1	Do.	190
719	1	Do.	168
720	1	Do.	175
721	1	Do.	180
722	1	Do.	175
723	1	Do.	180
724	1	Do.	168
725	1	Do.	180
726	1	Do.	168
727	1	Do.	180
728	1	Do.	162
729	1	Do.	180
730	1	Do.	156
731	1	Do.	156
732	1	Do.	156
733	1	Do.	145
734	1	Do.	140
735	1	Do.	100
736	1	Do.	110
737	1	Do.	52
738	1	Do.	80
739	1	Do.	30
740	1	Do.	35
741	1	Do.	230
742	1	Do.	180
743	1	Do.	165
744	1	Do.	150
745	1	Do.	190
746	1	Do.	160
747	1	Do.	39
748	1	Do.	32
749	1	Do.	220
750	1	Do.	156
751	1	Do.	145

Carried forward 20165

64° VICTORIX, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

CoMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continues').

Item No. a £ s. d. £ s. d.

z Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 120165 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Mechanical Engineer's Branch—continued.

752	1	Clerk	...	175
753	1	Do.	80
754	1	Do.	36
755	1	Do.	225
756	1	Do.	160
757	1	Do.	170
758	1	Do.	165
759	1	Do.	140
760	1	Do.	170
761	1	Do.	145
762	1	Do.	190
763	1	Do.	156
764	1	Do.	168
765	1	Do.	75
766	1	Do.	145
767	1	Do.	140
768	1	Do.	175
769	1	Do.	130
770	1	Do.	168
771	1	Do.	156
772	1	Do.	175
773	1	Do.	100
774	1	Do.	190
775	1	Do.	175

776	1	Do.	145
777	1	Do.	190
778	1	Do.	160
779	1	Do.	170
780	1	Do.	120
781	1	Do.	170
782	1	Do.	150
783	1	Do.	32
784	1	Do.	40
785	1	Do.	220
786	1	Do.	200
787	1	Do.	40
788	1	Do.	40
789	1	Do.	40
790	1	Draftsman	260
791	1	Do.	220
792	1	Do.	220
793	1	Do.	200
794	1	Do.	150
795	1	Do.	130
796	1	Do.	100
797	1	Do.	210

Carried forward .. 126981 0

640 VICTORIIE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

Item No. £ s. d. oR d.

za Railways and Tramways--continued.

Brought forward 126981 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Engineer of Existing Lines Branch.

798 1 Chief Engineer of Existing Lines 800

799 1 Assistant do. do. 600

800 1 Resident Engineer 450

801	1	Do.	450
802	1	Do.	400

803	1	Assistant Engineer	350
804	1	325
805	1	300

806 1 Do. (jun.) 160

807	1	Engineering Surveyor	325
808	1	275
809	1	275
810	1	250
811	1	Engineering Cadet	40
812	1	Field Assistant ...	150

813	1	Chief Clerk	...	350
814	1	Accountant	300
815	1	District Inspector	240

816	1	Do.	220
817	1	Do.	300
818	1	Do.	240
819	1	Do.	240
820	1	Do.	240
821	1	Do.	240
822	1	Do.	240
823	1	Do.	240
824	1	Do.	230
825	1	Do.	240
826	1	Do.	220
827	1	Do.	210
828	1	Do.	210
829	1	Do.	210
830	1	Do.	200
831	1	Do.	200

832 1 Draftsman 250

833 1 Do. 225

834 1 Do. (jun.) ... 130

835 1 Do. do. ... 120

836 1 Clerk 240

837	1	Do.	.	210
838	1	Do.	.	225
839	1	Do.	200
840	1	Do.	200
841	1	200

Carried forward 138701

64° VICTORLE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

'344, s. cl. £ s. d.

Item No.

4 .> Railways and Tramways —continued.

Brought forward 138701 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Engineer of Existing Lines Branch—continued.

842	1	Clerk	200
843	1	Do.	190
844	1	Do.	190
845	1	Do.	185
846	1	Do.	180
847	1	Do.	170
848	1	Do.	160
849	1	Do.	170
850	1	Do.	170
851	1	Do.	160
852	1	Do.	170
853	1	Do.	170
854	1	Do.	160
855	1	Do.	170
856	1	Do.	160
857	1	Do.	160
858	1	Do.	150
859	1	Do.	150
860	1	Do.	145
861	1	Do.	130
862	1	Do.	120
863	1	Do.	120
864	1	Do.	100
865	1	Do.	110
866	1	Do.	100
867	1	Do.	90
868	1	Do.	70
869	1	Do.	130
870	1	Do.	125
871	1	Do.	100
872	1	Cadet	60
873	1	Do.	30
874	1	Do.	40
875	1	Do.	40

Electrical Engineer's Branch.

876	1	Electrical Engineer	475
877	1	Assistant Engineer	325
878	1	Electric Light Inspector	210
879	1	Shop Foreman	210
880	1	Technical Clerk	200
881	1	Draftsman	150
882	1	Chief Clerk	220
883	1	Cleric ...	185

Carried forward 145251

64° VICTORT/E, No. 4.

1276L

1275	3	Apprentices, 1 at 5s., and 2 at 2s. Gd., per diem each	156	10 0
0270
1280	2	Carpenters, 1 at lls. 6d., 1 at 10s. Gd. per diem	344	6 0

1281 1 Blacksmith at 10s. 6d. per diem and 4 at 8s. per diem each ... 164 6 6

20     Labourers, 8 at 9s. Gd. per diem each, 2 at 9s., Gat 8s. Gd.,

2770 1 0

nu

1707	6	Line Repairers, 2 at lls., and 4 at 8s. 6d. per diem each	876	8 0
1381
111101	33	Receivers of Mail Bags in Country Districts, 12 at £52

per annum each, 2 at £50, 1 at £26, 4 at £20, 7 at

£15, 1 at £12, and 6 at £10 per annum each 1007 0 0

1341 Extra Clerical Assistance ... 700 0 0

1342 Extra Labour ... 3000 0 0

Carried forward . 172691 7 6 271113 2 6

For one mouth.

64° VICTORIX, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL SECRETARY—(continue d).

"8.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Item No.

za

Brought forward 271113 2 6

Postal and Telegraph—continued.

Brought forward 172691 7 6

ALLOWANCES—£11,300.

1

1,13,} 238 Officers on Goldfields, 7 at £40, and 23P at £30 per

annum each ... ... ..• 7127 10 0

inn 5 , Forage Allowances for Letter Carriers-2 at £40 each,

2 at £24 each, and 1 at £18 per annum ... ... I 146 0 0

IX} 69 Tropical Allowances-2 at £60 each, 21; at £50, 45

at £40, and 1 at £30 per annum ... ... 2954 10 0

1655 1 Special Allowance—Mail Officer at Albany, at £15 per

annum (for 4 months) ... .. ... 5 0 0

1,Z} 6 Field Allowances—Relieving Officers, at £40 per annum

each... ... ... ... ... 240 0 0

l,M 25

Allowances—Native Assistant Lineman-2 at £50 per

annum, 1 at £45, 1 at £42, 1 at £40, and 20 at £30

per annum each ... ... ... ... t827 0 0

CoNmmuExams—£79,640.

1687	Conveyance of Inland Mails	40118
1688	Conveyance of Foreign Mails	4752

1689	..	Gratuities to Shipmasters	800
1690	..	Rent of Buildings	500

1691 , Transport 1300

1692	...	Travelling Expenses	1000
1693	...	Telegraph Line Repairs	4000
1694	Linemen's Equipments	700
1695	...	Forage for Line Horses	1200
1696	...	Incidental Expenses	2650
1697	•••	Telephone Materials, etc. ...	6500
1698	•••	Subsidies, Coastal Steam Services	7550

1699 .•. Subsidies and Guarantees 70

1700 • • Stationery and Printing ... 1500

1701 • • • Fuel, Light, Water, and Sanitary ... 1000

1702	• •.	Installing Metallic Circuit Telephones	3500
1703	•• •	Removal of Telephone Exchange at Fremantle	1500
1704	• • •	Placing Telephone Cables Underground, Perth	1000

Total Postal and Telegraph ... 263631 7 6

Carried forward 534744 10 0

* Three for one month only. t One for one month only. Formerly included under the head " Salaries."

64° VICTORIT I No. 4.

Appropriation —1900—.T

COLONIAL SECRETANY—(continued).

° O

Item No. £ s. d.

'4'

54

Brought forward 534744 10 0

AUDIT.

SALARIES, FIXED—£3,844 3s. 4d.

1	1	Auditor General ...	•••	700
2	1	Chief Clerk	425

• •• •••

•••

3 1 Chief Inspector of Accounts 7 months at £350 per

annum) • • •

204

4 1 Inspector of Accounts 340

5 1 Do. do. 340

6 1 Clerk and Examiner 240

7	1	Do.	do.	215
8	1	210
9	1	210
10	1	Do.	210
11	Do.	180
12	1	Do.	180
13	1	Do.	160
14	1	Do.	130
15	1	Do.	100

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEDIPORARY—S1,753 10S.

16 1 Clerk and Examiner 235

17	1	Do.	do.	210
18	1	Do.	170
19	1	Do.	170
20	1	Do.	170
21	1	160

22	1	Do. (1 mouth at £180 per annum and 11 months at £150 per annum)	...	152 1
23	1	150

24	1	Do.	Typist and Shorthand Writer	125
25	1	Do.	(5 months at £150 per annum)	62 1
26	1	Do.	(5 months at £150 per annum)	62 1

27	1	Junior Clerk	50
28	1	Office Cleaner	36

CONTINGENCES—X/440.

29	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ...	350	0	0
30	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	50	0	0
31	*Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	40	0	0

Total Audit Carried forward ... 6037 13 4

540782 3 4

• Foreign Telegrams were classified with Stationery last year, and are now included with Postage, etc

64° VICTORI2E, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL SECRETARY—(continued).

Item No. s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 540782 3 4

OBSERVATORY.

SALARIES, FIXED—S1,615.

1 1 Government Astronomer ... ... ... ... 500 0 0

2 1 Meteorological Computer and Astronomical Observer ... 260 0 0

3 1 1 Astronomical Computer and Observer ... ... 250 0 0

4 1 Do. per annum) do. (6 months at S200

100 0 0

...

5	1	Astrograph Observer and Mechanic ..•	220	0	0
6	1	Photographer (6 mouths at £150 per annum)	75 0	0
7	1	Junior Clerk	130	0	0
8	1	Weather Clerk ...	50 0	0
9	1	Apprentice	30 0	0
SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X670 4s.
10	1	Meteorological Telegraphist and Observer, Perth	27
11	1	Caretaker and Messenger, at Ss. per day	125

12	1	Office Cleaner	...	...	...	30
13	1	Observer, Albany	...	12

14 1 Do. Balladonia ,.. 12

15 1 Do. Breaksea Lighthouse 15.

16 1 Do. (Assistant) do. ... 6

17 1 Do. do. do. ... 6

18 1 Do. Broome ... ... 12

19	1	Do. Bunbury	...	12
20	1	Do. Cape Leenwin Lighthouse	...	15

21 1 Do. (Assistant) do. 6

22 1 Do. do. do. 6

23	1	Do. Carnarvon	12
24	1	Do. Condon	12
25	1	Do. Coolgardie	12
26	1	Do. Cossack	12

27 1 Do. Cue ... 12

28	1	Do. Derby	12
29	1	Do. Esperance Bay	12
30	1	Do. Eyre ..	12
31	1	Do. Fremantle	12
32	1	Do. Geraldton	12
33	1	Do. Hall's Creek	12
34	1	Do. Hamelin Pool	12
35	1	Do. -Kalgoorlie	12
36	1	Do. Karridale	12
37	1	Do. Katauning	12
38	1	Do. Lake Way	12
39	1	Do. Laverton	12
40	1	Do. Lawlers	12
41	1	Do. Menzies	12
42	1	Do. Nullagine	12

Carried forward 2139 0 540782 3 4

64° VICTORT/E, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL SECRETARY—(COntiited).

30.

Item No. s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 540782 3 4

Observatory—continued.

Brought forward 2139 4 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY--Continued.

43 1 Observer, Onslow 12 0

44	1	Do.	Peak Hill	12 0
45	1	Do.	Rottuest	12 0
46	1	Do.	Southern Cross ...	12 0
47	1	Do.	Thomas Police Station	12 0
48	1	Do.	Wyndham	12 0
49	1	Do.	Yalgoo	12 0
50	1	Do.	York ...	12 0

51 .. Temporary Labour 50 0

CONTINGENCIES—XL 040.

52	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ..	200	0
53	Meteorological Instruments, etc.	300	0
54	*Stationery, Typewriters, etc., (including Books)	110	0
55	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	130	0
5G	Measuring Astroomphic Plates	100	0
57	Light, Fuel, Water, and Sanitary Services	200	0

Total Observatory 3325 4 0

PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC.

SALARIES, FIXED—X2,680.

1	1	Government Photo-lithographer	325	0	0
2	1	Clerk ...	170	0	0
3	1	Caretaker and Messenger ...	120	0	0

Drafting Staff.

4 Chief Lithographic Draftsman 275 0 0

5 Lithographic Draftsman ... 250 0 0

6	1	Do.	250	0	0
7	1	Do.	230	0	0
8	1	Do.	190	0	0

Photo-Litho. Staff.

9 1 Photo-Lithographic Operator 200 0 0

Printing Staff.

10	1	Foreman, Lithographic Printer	220	0	0
11	1	Lithographic Printer	190	0	0

12 1 Do. Assistant 130 0 0

13 1 Warehouseman, Paper-cutter 130 0 0

Carried forward 2680 0 0 544107 7 4

i Te legmms were classified with Stationery /net year, and are now included with Postage, etc.

64° VICTORI/E, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

COLONIAL SECRETARY—(continued).

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Item No.	6 v,
z t a Brought forward 544107 7 4

Photo-Lithographic—continued.

Brought forward 2680 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY

£2,880.

Drafting Staff.

14 1 Lithographic Draftsman ... 220

15	1	Do.	200
16	1	Do.	200
17	1	Do.	200
18	1	Do.	200
19	1	Do.	190
20	1	Do.	190
21	1	Do.	190

Printing Staff:

22 1 Lithographic Printer 180 0

23 1 Lithographic Machinist ... 160 0

24 1 Do. 160 0

25 1 Assistant Machinist 140 0

26 1 Lithographic Printer Assistant ... 120 0

27	1	Lithographic Printer Assistant and Engine-minder	130	0
28	1	Feeder (Machine)	52 0
29	1

Do. 1 Photo-Litho. Assistant do. 52 0

30I 36 0

31 '	1	Stone-cleaner	130	0
32	1	130	0

CONTINGENCIES—S1,080.

33 Incidental Expenses ... 75 0

34 Postage and Telephone Rent ... 25 0

35              Photographic Material and Purchase of new Camera and

Lens... .. ... ... ... ... 350 0

36 General 'Lithographic Material, Draftsmen's Requisites,

Stones, Paper, Ink, etc.... 420 0

37 Light, Fuel, and Water ... 60 0

38 New Machinery and Repairs 100 0

39 Sanitation ... .. ... 25 0

40 Stationery, Typewriters, etc., for Office 25 0

Total Photo-Lithographic 6640 0 0

Total Colonial Secretary 550747 7 4

Amount brought forward from Attorney General ... 1830409 18 9

TOTAL 2381157 6 1

64° VICTORIA, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

SCHEDULE C.

GENERAL LOAN FUND FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDING

30rn JUNE, 1901.

SUMMARY.

s. d.

Departmental ...	47,754 10 0
Railways and Tramways ..	506,876 5 9
Harbour and River Improvements	223,602 4 7
Water Supply and Sewerage for Towns	22,000 0 0
Coolgardie Water Supply ...	850,000 0 0
Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources	49,734 18 6

Roads and Bridges	1,225 5 6
Development of Agriculture	8,000 0 0
Immigration	1,713 1 2
Miscellaneous (including charges and expenses of raising loans)	37,613 14 9

Total 1,748,520 0 3

64° VICTORIA, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

ITEMS 1900-1901.

lien

No. s. d. £ s. d.

CLASS I. "

D EPARTMENTAL.

Perth Office.

1 Cement Tester ...	300 0
2 Shorthand Clerk	200 0

3 Junior Clerk ... ... .. 60 0

4 Engineering Cadet for 9 months at £90 p.a. ... ... *6710

5	Do.	do.	5 months at £70, and 7 months at 190 p.a.	81 13
6	Do.	do.	4 months at £70, and 8 months at £90 p.a.	83 6

7 Do. do. 9 months at £90 p.a. ... ... *67 10

8 Do. do. 4 months at £70, and 8 months at £90 p.a. 83 6

9	Do.	do.	6 months at £70 p.a.	...	...	*35 0
10	Do.	do.	90 0
11	Do.	do.	90 0
12	Do.	do.	70 0
13	Do.	do.	70 0
14	Do.	do.	70 0

Construction of Railways.

15 Engineer-in-Charge (also of Harbours and Rivers) 800

16 District Engineer ... ... ... ... 400

17 Resident do.... ... 400

18 Do. do. 8 months at £400 p.a. ... 266 1.

10 Assistant do. ... ... ... 300

20 Do. do. 6 months at £250 p.a. ... *125

21	Do.	do.	...	...	200
22	Do.	do.	...	...	190

23 Do. do. ... ... ... ... 180

24 Mechanical Engineer (Midland Junction Workshops) 500

25 Draftsman (Chief) ... ... ... ... 275

26 Do. ... ... 250

27 Do. junior ... ... 150

2S Do do. ... 70

29	Bookkeeper (Principal) and Clerk	230
30	Clerk...

... ... ... 200

31 Do. ... ... 110

32 Typist... ... ... ... 110

33	Supervisor and Works Manager ...	240
General Water Supply and Metropolitan Sewerage and Water

Supply.

34 Engineer-in-Charge, also of Roads and Bridges, and, for portion of

year, Metropolitan Sewerage and Water Supply 700

35 District Engineer 400

36	Do.	400
37	Do.	400

38 Assistant Engineer 300

39	Do.	275
40	Do.	275

41	Do.	9 months at £250 p.a.	*187
4):	Do.	248
4:	Do.	240

44 ' Principal Draftsman	275
4: ! Draftsman	220

4[	Do.	220
47	Do.	180

Carried forward ... 10677 1

*Provision for portion of year only.

64° VICTORIIE, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

GENERAL LOAN. FUND—continued.

Item

Not £ s. d.

Brought forward 10677 10 0

General Water Supply, ete.—eontinue(

48	Chief Bookkeeper	200
49	Principal Clerk ...	250

50 Clerk ...	210
51	200
52	190
53	190
54	180

55 Junior Clerk 90

56 Do. 60

57	Technical Clerk	250
58	Supervisor	220

59 Do. 200

Fremantle Harbour Works.

60 Resident Engineer 700

61	Assistant	do.	400
62	Draftsman	250

63	Do.	235
64	Do.	160

65	Surveyor ...	•••	300
66	Assistant Surveyor, 9 months at £180 per annum ...	*135
67	Master, Dredge "Fremantle"	336

68	Mate	do.	240
69	Chief Engineer	do.	312

70 Second do. do. 228

71 Engineer and Master, "Premier 336

72	Navigating Officer	do.	300
73	Second Engineer	do.	228
74	Master, Dredge "Patinae"	336

75	Mate	do.	240
76	Chief Engineer	do.	312

77 Second do. do. 228

78 Master of Tug "Pelican" 275

79 Chief Engineer do. 264

80 Engineer and Master, " Governor," 336

81	Navigating Officer	do.	300
82	Second Engineer	do.	228
83	Workshops Manager	350

84	Accountant	...	250
85	Clerk, Returns ...	225

86 Do. Correspondence 200

87	Do. Accounts	200
88	Do. Property	190

89 Do. Accounts... 180

90	Do.	Store	...	180
91	160

92 Assistant Returns Clerk. 9 months at £180 per annum t135

93 Storekeeper ... 275

Coolgardie Water Supply.

94 Engineer-in-Charge (also, for portion of year, Engineer-in-Charge Metropolitan Sewerage and Water Supply) 800 0 0

95 Resident Engineer 500 0 0

96 Do. unattached ... 375 0 0

97 Do. 1 month at £400 p.a. 'll33 6 8

98 Assistant Engineer 300 0 0

Carried forward 23949 16 8

'Provision for portion of yent only.

64° VICTORIX, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

GENERAL LOAN FUND—continued.

Item	£	s.	d.
No.

Brought forward 23949 16 S

Coolgardie Water Supply—continued.

99 Assistant Engineer ... 275

100	Do.	275
101	Do.	265
102	Do.	250
103	Do.	250

104 Do. ••• 240

105 Do. 6 months at .4240 pa. *120

106 Do. • •• 225

• "

107	Do.	225
108	Do.	225
109	Do.	225

110 Do. junior ... 175

111 Mechanical Engineer ... 240

112 Architect, 8 months at 4300 ma. 200

113	Travelling Inspector	...	313
114	Draftsman (Supervising)	260

115	Do.	210
116	Do.	190
117	Do.	190
118	Do.	190
119	Do.	180
120	Do.	170

121	Do.	junior	130
122	Do.	do.	130

123 Mechanical Draftsman ... 210

124	Assistant Surveyor	240
125	Computer	190
126	Principal Clerk ...	275
127	Technical Clerk	250

128 Bookkeeper ... 240

129 Record Stores and Conti e Contract C lerk. - 220

130 Record Clerk ... 200

131	Clerk	...	180
132	180
133	170
134	170
135	170
136	170
137	170
138	170
139	160
140	160
141	150
142	150

143	Messenger	40
144	Typist ...	120
145	Supervisor	200

146	Do.	200
147	Do.	180
143	Do.	180 0

Engineering Surveys.

149 Inspector, Engineering surveys ... 700 0

150 Engineering Surveyor ... ... 450 0

151 Do. ... ... 350 0

152 Do. d6. 6 months at 17s. 6d. pd. *140 0

153	Chief Land Resumption Surveyor	...	350	0
154	Land Resumption Surveyor	275 0

Carried forward 36112 16

* Provision for Portion of year only.

64° VICTORI 7E, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

GENERAL LOAN FUND —contit ted.

Item

No. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 36112 16 8

Engineering Surveys—continued.

155	Assistant Surveyor	...	260
156	240

157	Do.	11 months at £200 p.a.	*183
158	Do.	11 months at £200 ma.	*183

159	Assistant Engineer	260
160	260
161	Draftsman (Chief)	300
162	Draftsman	200

163	Do.	200
164	Do.	200
165	Do.	200
166	Do.	200

167 Do. ... 190

168	Do.	10 months at £180	*150
169	Do.	10 months at £180 pa—.	*150

170	Junior Draftsman	80
171	Clerk, Principal and Accounts	225
172	Do. (Correspondence)	200
173	Plan Mounter	190
174	Messenger	125

Stores.

175	Stores Manager...	325
176	Clerk ...	210
177	210
178	200
179	190
180	190
181	180
182	170
183	170
184	160
185	160
186	150
187	Messenger	60

188 Do. ... 50

189 Junior Clerk 40

Total Salaries 42574 1

190	Allowances and Travelling Expenses	..	2500
191	Departmental Stables—Wages, Forage, etc.	500

192 Stationery ... 600

193 Railway Fares ... ••• 1400

194 Allowances to Supervisors when in an ve Capacity, 3

£60 p.a. ... Total Departmental ••• 180

47,751 10 0

Carried forward 147,754 10 0

Provision for portion of year only.

64° VICTORIA, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

GENERAL LOAN FUND— continued.

item £ s. d. s. d.

No.	Brought forward ...	47,754 10	0
CLASS II.

RAILWAYS AND TRAIIIVAYS :

195 *Geralclion to Murchison Goldfields Railway 25000 0 0

196	*Southern Cross to Kalgoorlie Railway ...	493	0	0
197	*Donnybrook towards Bridgetown Railway	5054 3	8

198 *Collie Coalfield Railway ... 21 15 8

199	*Menzies Railway	...	4786 8 7
200	*Kanowna Railway	...	787 13 5

201 Kalgoorlie Boulder Railway 3436 6 7

202 *Greenhills Railway ... ... 100 0 0

203 *Boulder Railway, Duplication (Construction) ... by Working Railways Department) ... 36610 9 5

204 Boulder-Brown Hill Loop Line ... ... 14000 0 0

205 *Menzies to Leonora (1st instalment of Construction) 35000 0 0

206 *Northam towards Goomalling Railway ... 35473 11 8

207	*Additions and Improvements to Opened Railways(administered	...	98112 16	3
208	*Railway Workshops ...	35000 0 0
209	Rails and Fastenings	150000 0 0

210 Rolling Stock ... ... ... ... ... ... 60000 0 0

211 Surveys New Lines (including Malcolm to Laverton, and Fremantle, via Jandakot, to South-Western Railway, and Boulder to Kal- goorlie, via Boulder and Kalgoorlie Race Course, etc.), also Preliminary Inspection of Route, Kalgoorlie to Lucia ... 3000 0 0

Total Railways and Tramways ... 506,876 5 9

CLASS III.

HARBOUR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS:

212         Fremantle Harbour Works (including Cable to Rottnest and

Wharf Sheds) ... 150000 0 0

213 Fremantle Dock and Slip .. 5000 0 0

214	Fremantle Sea Wall and Esplanade	2000	0	0
215	Bunbnry Breakwater, Completion of	202	4 10

216 Rmibury Harbour Works ... 20000 0 0

217 Carnarvon Jetty ... 808 2 9

218	Carnarvon Harbour Works, etc.	6000	0	0
219	Point Sampson, near Cossack, Stock Jetty and Approaches	5000	0	0

220	Port Hedland Jetty and Approach Road	15 15	4
221	Wyndham Jetty	100 0 0
222	Bunlmury Jetty	55 13	0
223	Albany Harbour Works	3000 0 0

224 Busselton Harbour Works 646 8 10

225 Ashburton Jetty 1659 9 6

...

226	Ashburton River Water Supply	1000	0	0
227	Improvements to Harbours and Rivers	5788	1	1

228 Lighthouse at Cape Leeuwin 61 15 5

229	Lighthouses ...	18264 13 10
230	Dredges and Barges	2000 0 0
231	Derby Harbour Works	2000 0 0

Total Harbour and River Improvements 223,602 4 7

CLASS IV.

WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE FOR TOWNS:

232 Water Supply for Towns ... 7000 0 0

233 Sewerage for Perth and Fremantle ... 15000 0 0

Total Water Supply and Sewerage for Towns 22,000 0 0

Carried forward 800,233 0 4

* Exclusive of rails and fastenings, and rolling stock.

64" IT ICTORIX, No. 4.

Appropriation-1900-1.

GENERAL LOAN FUND—continual.

Item

No. £ s. £ s. d.

Brought forward	...	800,233 0 4
Class V.

COOLGARDIE WATER SUPPLY'

231	Pumping Engines and Sheds for same	100000	0	0
235	Main Pipes (including Valves, etc.) at Fremantle	.500000	0	0
230	Main Pipes, Carriage from Fremantle ...	30000	0	0

237 Main Pipes, Laying and Jointing (including Excavation and

Filling-in of Pipe Trench, etc.) 100000 0 0

238 Reservoirs ... 100000 0 0

Total Coolgardie Water Supply 850,000 0 0

CLASS VI.

DEVELOPMENT OF GOLDFIELDS AND MINERAL Rssounens :

239 Kimberley District ... ... 1000 0 0

240 Murchison and Peak Hill Goldfields ... 50(K) 0 0

241 Pilbarra Goldfields ...... ... ... ... ... 2091 3 8

242 Other Goldfields (including Boring for Coal and Miscellaneous) ... 1643 14 10

243	Development, generally	...	20000 0 0
214	Erection Public Batteries Total Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources	20000 0 0

49,734 18 6

CLASS VII.

245 ROADS AND BRIDGES ... 1223 5 6

1,225 5 6

CLASS VIII

246 DEVELOPMENT OP ORICULTURE 8000 0 0

(Administered by Lands Departme 8,000 0 0

CLASS IX.

247 IMMIGRATION 1713 1 2

(Adminis tered by Colonist Secretary's Department

1,713 1 2

CLASS X.

248      MISCELLANEOUS (INCLUDING CHARGES AND EXPENSES OF RAISING

LOANS AND DISCOUNT ON LOANS) .. 37013 14 0

(Administered by Treasury Depart 37,613 14 9

TOTAL 1,748,520 0 3

By Authority : Ricimisu PETHER, Government Printer,Perth