Appropriation No. 1 (1912) (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ANNO TERTIO

GEORGII QUINTI REGIS,

No. 22 of 1912.

AN ACT to confirm certain Expenditure for the Year ended the 30th day of June, One thousand nine hundred and eleven.

[Assented to 19th August, 1912.]

HEREAS it is necessary that Legislative authority be

Preamble.

Wobtained for certain expenditure incurred for the service

of the financial year 1910-11, in adjustment of the vote "Advance to Treasurer": Be it therefore enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

1. The Expenditure set forth in Schedule A to this Act shall Expenditure,

be, and the same is hereby confirmed and allowed, and is hereby s chedule A.

declared to be a charge against the Consolidated Revenue Fund of-the State, that is to say: The sum of One hundred and eighty. one thousand and thirty-eight pounds nineteen shillings and six- pence.

1912, No. 22.] Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

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Expenditure,

The Expenditure set forth in Schedule B to this Act shall be, and the same is hereby confirmed and allowed, and is hereby declared to be a charge against the General Loan Fund of the State, that is to say: The sum of One hundred and six thousand two hundred and five pounds and threepence.

Schedule B.

Expenditure,

The Expenditure set forth in Schedule C to this Act shall be, and the same is hereby confirmed and allowed, and is hereby declared to be a charge against the Sale of Government Property Trust Account of the State, that is to say the slim of One hundred and eighty-one pounds four shillings and threepence.

Schedule C.

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Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11. [1912, No. 22.

EXCESS OF EXPENDITURE 1910-11.

IN ADJUSTMENT OF THE VOTE " ADVANCE TO '111E480MM."

SCHEDULE A.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

s. d.

II.—HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.

SALARIES.

Wages (Garden)

CONTINGENCIES.

Upkeep of Grounds

4 14

Incidental—Perth ..	468 3 7
Incidental—Rottnest	79 4 9

598

V.—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

CONTINGENCIES.

Select Committees—Payment of Witnesses, etc.

42 17 10

Incidental

6 10

•

VI.—JOINT HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.

SALARIES.

Cleaners

119 19

Typists

• •

112

CONTINGENCIES.

Parliamentary and General Printing	75	0	9
Printing and distribution of Hansard	467	8	6

Incidental

130

904

VII. PREMIER'S

OFFICE.

SALARIES.

Temporary Clerical Assistance

50 10

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

• .

• •

112 15 5

1912, No. 22.] Excess of Expenditure, 191041.

[3 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

1,662

VIII.—COLONIAL TREASURER

Treasury. Samtras.

Read-

1 Clerk £50 (1 month), £60 (5 months), £80 (6 months),

in lieu of-

1 Clerk £50 (1 month), £60 (5 months), £70 (5 months)

Read-

1 Cleric at £100 (6 months), £110 (6 months),

in lieu of-

1 Clerk at £100

5 0

CONTINGENCIES.

I ncidental

528

539

Audit.

SALARIES.

3 Clerks at £130 (6 months), 1 Clerk at £120 (6 months)	255	0	0
Read-

1 Clerk at £100 (6 months),

in lieu of-

1 Clerk £70 (6 months)

Arrears 1909-10-1 Clerk £17 17s. 3d., 1 at £22 Os. 3(1., 1

£30 Os. 3d.

339

Compassionate Allowances.

ANNUAL.

Canning, M. F. A., for services rendered to the State ..	13	0	0
Duncombe, krs., Widow of late G. P. Duncombe, Teacher,
Parkerville Hamel, E. H., Draftsman, Lithographic, further payment upon	10	5	4
35	0	0
Sharkey, Mrs., Widow of late R. J. Sharkey, Public Works

Department

6 11

Gugeri, P. A., Allowance upon retirement	..	137	18	9
Hannan, P., Assistance for Medical Treatment ..	25	0	0

Morris, A. H. (late), Children of deceased, Manager State

Battery, Pig Well

Debbie, P. E., late Clerk Lands Department

41 10 10

Wigglesworth, Mrs., Widow of late R. Wigglesworth, Lands

Department

421 17

Barnes, Mrs., Widow of late W. Barnes, Railway Department ..	45	9	4
O'Flynn, C., Payment of Funeral Expenses to Relatives of late

C. O'Flynn, Public Works Department

Clarke, Mrs.. Widow of late W. H. J. Clarke, Mines Department

'Keenan, Mrs.. Widow of late Dr. Keenan, D.M.O., Onslow

94 19 10

Smith, Mrs., Mother of late P.C. M. Smith

Gouly, Mrs., Widow of late L. Gouly, Savings Bank

87 14

Mackie, Mrs., Widow of late W. E. Mackie, Registrar General's

Department

1,243 10 5

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Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11. [1912, No. 22.

s. d.

Brought forward

3,784 14 10

Government Savings Bank.

SALARIES.

Read-

1 Clerk, £170,

in lieu of-

1 Clerk, £160

li;

Read-

1 Clerk, £60 (6 months), £100 (6 months),

in lieu of-

1 Cleric £60 (8 months) £70 (4 months)

16 13

Read

1 Clerk £70 (6 months), £100 (6 months,

in lieu of-

1 Clerk £70 (7 months), £80 (5 months)

10 16

Read-

1 Clerk £60 (6 months), £100 (6 months),

in lieu of-

1 Cleric £60

20 0 0

Read-

1 Clerk £50 (3 months), £60 (9 months),

in lieu of-

1 Clerk £50 (6 months), £60 (6 months)

9 3

Read-

1 Clerk. £40 (8 months), £80 (4 months),

in lieu of--

1 Clerk £40 (6 months), £50 (6 months)

11 10

Read-

1 Clerk £50 (8 months), £100 (4 months),

in lieu of-

1 Clerk £40 (6 months), £50 (6 months)

21 13

Read-

1 Clerk £210,

in lieu of-

1 Clerk at £200 ..

Read-

1 Clerk £70

in lieu of-

1 Clerk at £65

2 10

Read-

1 Clerk £200,

in lieu of-

1 Clerk at £200 (9 months)

Computation of Interest

1 10

Commission payable to Commonwealth ..

121

Temporary Clerical Assistance

286 10

Messengers

6 15 4

Special allowances to relieving officers ..

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

222 10

895

• — ——- - -

1912, No. 22.] Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[3 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

4,680 13 2

Government Stores.

SALARIES.

Read-

1 Clerk at £120 (6 months), £140 (6 months),

in lieu of-

1 Clerk £120

0 0

1 Cleric at £80 (6 months)	40	0	0
1 Cleric at £60 (6 months)	30	0	0

Messengers

14 15 8

Temporary Clerical Assistance

171

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

30 13 10

296

Indenting °dice.

SALARIES.

Assistant Inspecting

Engineer, £300 (5 months)

125

Temporary Clerical Assistance

• •

6 10

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

• •

. •

• •

294 18 4

431

Literary and Scientific Grants, etc.

Grant to Perth Literary Institute ..	25	0	0
Grant towards Expedition to Kimberley District	150	0	0

175 0 0

Lithographic.

CONTINGENCIES.

Photographic, Lithographic, and Process Material, etc.

148

0 10

London Agency.

SALARIES.

Temporary Clerical Assistance

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

314

Travelling Allowance, Sir N. Moore to London on transfer

350

676

Printing.

SALARIES.

Foremen, Compositors, Machinists,

etc...

2,484

CONTINGENCIES.

Stationery (printing paper) for Public Service generally

2,000

Incidental, etc.

276

4,761 14 4

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V.]

Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11:

I J919 , No.

22.

s. d.

Brought forward

11,169

Public Service Commissioner.

CONTINGENCIES.

Cost of Printing Public Service List

Incidental

205 15

2 Is

Taxation.

SALARIES.

Chief Income Tax Assessor

53 li

Accountant

Retiring Allowances	73 19 10
Read-

2 Clerks at £170, 1 at £90 (2 for portion of year),

in lieu of-

1 at £150, 1 at £120, 1 at £70

4 10

225

Miscellaneous Services

Defalcations.

Lands Department—Cash Order fraudulently coshed	8	8	0
Ory, W.. late temporarily in charge Busselton Schocl	6	13	6

Mayman,

C., late Clerk Chief Inspector of Machinery's Office

274

May, P. H., late Clerk of Court, Moore.

1 9

Exhibitions.

Roubaix Exhibition

• •

•

Fire Brigades.

Fire Brigade Contribution ..

3,387 10 10

Honoraria.

Mills, A. A.—Services as Acting Clerk-in-charge, Architectural

Division, Public Works Department

Neville, A. 0.—Services as Secretary, Immigration, Tourist,

and General Information Department

Langridge, S. W.—Services as Acting Cashier, Treasury

9 10

Ashmead, A. H.—Services in connection with Land Tax

Assessing and Valuations

O'Brien, P. V.—Bonus for Report on Day Dawn-Cue Water

Supply Cumpston, Dr. J. H. L.—Services as Royal Commissioner

....

10 10

on Miner's Phthisis

Rowley, W.—Special Services, Lands Department

100

Watson, W.—Special Services rendered to Mines Department ..

1919, Mo. 22.]

Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[3 GEO. V.

s. cl.

Brought forward

11,612

MISCELLANEOUS 8E1w-togs—continued.

4,004

Honoraria—continued.

O'Neil, J. J.—Special Services, Public Works Department	20	0	0
Crawcour, I.—Services during absence of A. 0. Neville, on leave	5	0	0

Shapcott, L. E. S.—Special Services, Mines Department	..	26	0	0
Montgomery, A., State Mining Engineer—Services whilst on

leave in Great Britain ..

100

Kidd, A.—Special Services, Lands Department	1	8	10
Cusack, S. F.—Services connected with Royal Commission on

Miner's Phthisis ..

Clerk of Courts.—Services rendered in connection with Old Age

Pensions..

England, H. A.—Payment in lieu of Annual Leave upon re-

tirement..

Airy, Captain.—Services connected with site for Export Works,

Wyndham..

Smith, T. J.—Services as Acting Storekeeper, Old Men's Home	2	10	8
Paterson, W.—Services connected with Improvements Scheme,

Rottnest..

Harvey, A. B.—Services as Acting Clerk-in-Charge, Harbour

Department..

Hurley, F. P.—Special Services, Audit Department

Harcourt, J. W.—Services as Acting Inspecting Surveyor,

■

Mines Department, Coolgardie

Cassell, F. L.—Special Services as Acting Inspector of Potatoes

. and Noxious Weeds

Keeley, E. S.—Special Services connected with Disembark-

. ation of Emigrants

Bertoli, U. E.—Payment as an equivalent to three months' long

■

service leave upon retirement from Lands Department

Dean, H. N.—Services as Relieving -Inspector, Audit Department	20	5	11
Crown Law Officers—For work done for Education Department	15	0	0
Black, G. G.—Services as Acting Under Secretary, Public

Works..

Sadleir, J. C.—Services as Acting Accountant, Public Works

Department..

Outtrim, H. F—Services as Acting Bookkeeper, Public Works

Department..

. -

Black, E. A.—Services as Acting Commissioner of Taxation

Dibdin, G., Services as Secretary to Royal Commission on the

Fremantle Gaol

Native Trackers—Rewards in connection with missing woman,

EthelHarris

Police Officers—Rewards in connection with the Ethel Harris

murdercase

200

Dares, J. H.—Payment as an equivalent to three month' leave

after retirement from Mines Department

Brodribb, H. H.—Services whilst acting for the Chief Protector

ofAborigines

Fyfe, Jean—Assisting in Secretarial and Dispensing Work,

Coolgardie Hospital

3 GEO.

Excess of Expenditure, 191041.

[1912, No.

Brought forward

11,612

MISCELLANEOUS SE/mons—continued

5,112

Honoraria—continued.

Hunter, C. R.—Services connected with Erection of Bedout

Island Lighthouse

Tehan, T. J.—Special Services Harbours and Rivors Branch,

Public Works Department

13irtwistle, J.—Services whilst acting as Chief Draftsman, Public

Works Department

Crawcour, I.—Services connected with Disembarkation of

Owen, E. C.—Services repairing Lands Department Plans

Ewe/is, A. P.—Acting as Bookkeeper, Agricultural Department	5	14	0
Stone, H.. B.—Acting as Bookkeeper, Colonial Secretary's

Department

Highman, F. G.—For extra duties performed, Lands Depart-

ment

Stoddart, 3.—For Services as Assistant to Engineer-in-Chief ..	9	15	10
Bendel], H. C.—Services whilst acting as Clerk checking accounts

before payment

Irvine, A. J.--Extra work during absence of First Assistant,

Perth Modern School

Richter, S...1.—Special Duties as Officer in Charge of Sun Print

Room, Public Works Department

Smith, T. j.—Services as Acting Storekeeper, Old Men's Home	5	0	0
Wylie, Kassie 0.—Head Teacher, Buckland Hill State School,

Bonus

Cross, F. T.--Services as Shorthand Writer and Typist, Ed-

ucation. Department

Bolton, B. K. Br—Services whilst performing work connected with the vacant position of Public Debts Accountant and Statistical Officer	58	11	6
Huelin, F. J.—Services compiling complete Index to Health Act	25	0	0
Munt, C. A.—Services connected with Compilation of the Loan

Estimates ..

Members of Parliament, etc.

Entertaining Distinguished Visitors	..	613	7	9
Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits, etc.	978	5	7

Municipal Grants, cis.

Broome -Special Grant to repair Damage caused by Cyclones

350

Purchase of Lands for Public Purposes ; also Grants for

Maintenance and Improvements Public Grounds.

Parks, Recreation Grounds, etc.—Grants for Maintenance and

improvements

115

School Sites—Purchase of ..	379	3	0
Busselton Cemetery—Grant for Clearing	19	7	6
Recreation Ground—Purchase of Land at Wickepin	50	0	0
Compensation--Land resumed at Katanning for Grain Sheds

and Siding

545

1912, No. 22.] Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[3 GEo. V.

Brought forward

11,012 10

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—Cantinucd

8,487

Retiring Allowances.

Retiring Allowances

291

Royal and other Commissions of Inquiry.

Establishment of a University

Miner's Phthisis

193

Royal Commission—Lands Department ..

Royal Commission—Fremantle Prison

219 14

Scottish Agricultural Commission	1,127	9	S
Irwin Agricultural Society—Grant for purchase of additional

Land and Improvements thereon

250

Murray Agricultural Society—Grant for Improvements

Sho/,

Ground

200

South Australian Railway Commission—Special Train

295

Sundry Grants and Services.

Government Gazette Indices	.	17	S	3
Government Motor Cars—Working Expenses, etc.	387 19	6

Railway Advisory Board—Travelling Expenses, etc. ..	1,194	5	5
Steamer And Railway Fares, Postage, Stationery, etc., and

Secretary's Expenses, Premier's visit to England

30 17 10

Level Crossing on Bridgetown-Bunbury Railway to provide

access to Main Road

12 18

Goldfields Water Supply Board—Payment in respect of guaran-

teed Water Supply for Agricultural Extensions

433

Freight on Machinery, etc., removed from Denmark Mills on

the purchase of Denmark-Torbay Railway ..

30 16 10

Compensation to

W. Cameri for injuries received at Point

Sampson Jetty ..

200 0 0

Crew of wrecked " Parisian "—Clothing supplied	120 12 10
Police Escort of T. A. James and G. H. Williams from Eastern

States

23 14

Coronation Celebrations

1,025 12

Expenses connected with sale of Land. Albany ..

14,573 0 2

IX.—MINISTER FOR MINES

Mines Generally.

SALARIES.

District Allowances	117	10	8
Read-

1 Clerk, £100 (6 months), £110 (6 months)

1. Clerk, £70 (4 months), £80 (2 months), £110 (6 months)

1 Clerk, £70 (6 months), £110 (6 months)

1 Clerk, £60 (6 months), £100 (6 months)

in lieu of-

4 at £60 to £90 (portion of year)

3 Giro. V.]

Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[1912, No. 22.

s. :1

Brought forward

26,185

Minister for Mines—continued ..

168

Salaries—continued.

Read-

1 Draftsman, £50 (6 months), £80 (6 months)

in lieu of-

1 at £60

Read--

1 Registrar, £263 10s. (3 months), £275 10s. (3 months),

£272 10s. (6 months)

in lieu of-

1 at £236 (6 months), £230 (6 months).

Acting Mining Registrar, Nullagine

Temporary Clerical Assistance

580

Arrears on Item 14, 7th January to 30th June, 1910

CONTINGENCIES.

Surveys, and Refund of Survey Fees

6,996 10

Explosives and Analytical.

SALARIES.

Read-

1 Analyst at £160 (8 months), £170 (4 months)

in lieu of-

1 at £150 ..

6 13

Read-

1 clerk at £80 (6 months), £110 (6 months)

in lieu of-

1 at £70 (6 months), £80 (6 months)

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

29 17

Geological Survey.

SALARIES.

Read-

1 Assistant Assayer, £270 (portion of year)

in lieu of-

1 at £210.

42 15

District Allowance

Geologist-1 at £450 (3 months 2 clays)

114

Inspection of Machinery.

SALARIES.

Read-

1 Cleric at £170 (12 months),

in lieu of-

1 at £170 (9 months) ..

42 10 0

1912, No. 22.]

Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

L3 G-Eo. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

26,185 10

Inspection of Machinery —continued.

3,071 12 11

SAL/lams—continued.

Read-

1 Clerk at £100 (6 months), £110 (6 months),

in lieu of-

1 at £100

Mines Water Supply.

CONTINGENCIES.

Goldfields generally—Upkeep of Watering Places, etc. ..

8,686 17 10

16,763

IX —MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS.

SALARIES.

Acting Chief Accountant

274

0 9

Clerk, salary in lieu of leave

CONTINGENCIES.

Wages, etc.

49,130 14

Loss incurred in payment of Wages

8 14

Loss incurred in connection with spurious coins

Proportion of cost of upkeep of Mundaring Weir (hounds ..

Material, etc.

30,830

Incidentals, etc.

1,157 0 11

81,498 5 10

X.—MINISTER FOR LANDS.

Lands and Surveys.

SALARIES

Read

Clerks, 1 at £220,

in lieu of

Clerks, 1 at £200

Read

Clerks, 6 at £180, 3 at £170,

in lieu of-

4- at £180, 5 at £170

Read

Draftsmen, .5 at £220,

lieu o/—

4 at £220. 1 at £210

3 GEO. V.]

Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[1912, No. 22.

s. d.

Brought forward

•••

124,447

6 10

LANDS AND SITIEVEYS—continued.

SALARIES—continued

Read

Chief Surveyor, at £510 (7 months), £500 (5 months),

in lieu ol-

Surveyor at £500

5 16

Read

Surveyors, 1 at £405 (7 months), £365 (5 months),

in lieu of-

t at £365

21 5

Read

Inspector of Plans £510 (7 months), £420 (6 months),

in lieu 01-

£420

52 10

Read

Surveyors, 5 at £500 (6 months), £405 (6 months),

in lieu of-

4 at £405, 1 at £365

239 11

Increases to whole Division (additional)	42 18	0
Read-

Officer-in Charge, 1 at £450 (10 .k months), £500 (1+ months),

in lieu of

£450

5 2

/Extra Clerical Assistance, etc.

1,602 0

Typists in District Survey Offices

121

Draftsmen-in-Charge District Survey Offices	..	428 17	11
Read-

Clerks-5 at £120, 1 at £120 (6 months), £140 (6 months),

in lieu of-

6 at £120

10 0

Immigration Lecturer (4 months)

147 10

Clerk: Arrears from previous year

1 0

Surveyor—Arrears from previous year ..

CONTINGENCIES.

Margaret, Yalingup and Yanchep Caves—Grant to Board	247 12	7
Clearing Roads, Bullfinch Tovvnsite	20 10	0

Incidental, etc.

2,960 19

Prevention of Sand Drift ..

43 8

Lithography

137 17

Surveys Generally

2,543

Expenses incidental to Surveys, etc.

187 19

8,870

Woods and Forests.

Salaams.

Clerks (2) Statutory Increases

8'12

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

200 0

208 12 0

1912, No. 22.] Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[3 GEo. V.

£ s. d.

Brought forward

133,526 12 11

X.—MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE.

Agriculture Generally.

SALARIES.

Read--

1 Commissioner, " South-West " £750, 5 4 /7 weeks,

1 Commissioner, " Wheat Belt," £750, 6 2 /7 weeks ..

172 0 0

Read—(No previous provision.)

Clerks— 1 at £120 (6 months), £150 (2 months), £170 (4 months)

2 at £150 (6 18/31 months), £170 (5 13/31 months) 1 at £50 (2 months), £60 (4 months), £100 (6 months) 1 at £50 (1 2/31 months), £60 (4 29/31 months), £100

(6 months)

2 at £100 (6 months), £110 (6 months)

in lieu of-

1 at £120 (4 months), £150 (8 months) ;

2 at £150

(12 months)

1 at £60 (6 months), £70 (6 months) ;

1 at £60 (12

months)

2 at £100 (12 months)

Read-

Messenger-1 at £26 (4 months), £45 10s. (8 months),

in lieu of

£39 (12 months)

CONTINGENCIES.

Agricultural and Horticultural Societies

3 10

Experimental Farms

91 17

Egg-laying Competitions, etc.

246 13

Incidental

600

1 10

Purchase of Breeding Mares for Rabbit-proof Fence ..

1,137

Avondale Estate—Wages

91 19 0

Avondale Estate—Contingencies ..

212 10

2,648 13

Government Refrigerating Works, etc.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental

237 16

Kalgoorlie Abattoirs—Incidental ..

141 15

379 11 11

Insect Pests Act.

SALARIES.

Temporary Inspectors and Casual Labour

278

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental Expenses..

• •

297 13

576 1 6

3 GEo. V.]

Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[1912, No. 22.

s. d.

Brought forward

•

• .

137,130

Rabbits and Vermin Boards Act.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental	271	19	8
Destruction of Marsupials ..	12	0	10

284

Stook.

CONTINGENCIES.

Purchase, Sale, and Stabling of Stock	303	3	3
Incidental	150	0	0

453

• 3

Agricultural Bank.

SALARIES.

Inspectors (two additional)

533

Clerk (Increase)

543 4 I1

XL—COLONIAL SECRETARY.

SALARIES.

Read

Clerk at £150 (6 months),

in lieu of

Clerk at £100

Messengers	9 13	3
Read

Clerk at £240 from 1st April,

in lieu of

Clerk at £200

Read

Clerk, £220 from 1st March,

in lieu of

Clerk at £190

10 0 0

Read

Clerk at £150 from 1st June,

in lieu of

Clerk at £140

0 16

Extra Clerical Assistance	..	384	1	8
Office Cleaners, etc.	29 15	3

Incidental (generally)

467 6 8

Immigration ..

1 16

Incidental (Inspection of Liquor) ..

1,037 13 8

1912, No. 22.] Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[3 GEO. V.

£ s. d.

s. d.

Brought forward

139,449 2 0

XL—Colonial Secretary.

Charities.

SALARIES.

Read

Messenger at £39 from 1st November, 1911,

in lieu of

Messenger at £26

8 11 11

Temporary Labour ..

235

7 10

Incidental (State Children)	58 19	4
Railway Fares (Government Labour Bureau)	96 14	0
Incidental (Government Labour Bureau)	188 2 9

587 15 10

Fisheries.

SALARIES.

Inspector at £50 from 10th October, 1911

Friendly Societies.

SALARIES.

Read

Clerk at £80 (portion of year),

in lieu of

Clerk, £50 (6 months), £60 (5 months)

• •

Read

Messenger, £52 from 1st November, 1910 to 21st January,

1911,

in lieu of

£39 (11 months)

2 18

Read

Clerk at £110 from 1st January, 1911,

in lieu of

Clerk, £90 (6 months)

10 0 0

Extra Clerical Assistance

12 0 0

Incidental

27 10

62 4 6

Gaols.

SALARIES.

Read

Chief Warder, £230,

in lieu of

£210

20 0 0

8 GEO. V.]

Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11. [1912, No. 22.

Brought forward	..	• •	140,134	11	6
Harbour and Light.

Read—

SALARIES.

Clerk, £60 (6 months), £110 (6 months),

in lieu of

£60 (10 months), £70 (2 months)

Extra Labour, " Penguin "	228	6	5
Read-

Lightkeeper £160, from 16-10-11,

in lieu of

£160 (6 months)

33 10 11

Read-

Lightkeeper, £120, from 16-10-11,

in lieu of

£120 for six months

23 18

Reserve Lightkeepers, etc.	300 0 0
Jetty Wages, etc. ..	498 5 4

Tide Computer

9 10

CONTINGENCIES.

Jetty Working Expenses ..

97 13 5

Incidental, etc.

1,342 2 4

2,556

Immigration, Tourist, and General Information Department.

Read—

SALARIES.

Cleric, £180 to 28-2-11, £220 to 30-6-11,

in lieu of

£180 (10 months)

13 6 8

Cleric at £180 from 17-6-11	7	0	0
Read

Clerk, £70 to 31-12-10, £80 to 30-6-11,

in lieu of-

270 (12 months)

5 0 0

Temporary Clerical Assistance

493 2 3

Staff of Immigration Homes

676 14

CONTINGENCIES.

Maintenance and Upkeep, Immigrants' Homes, eto.

551 18

Maintenance of. Caves, etc.

664

7 10

Incidental

403 17 9

2,815

Lunacy.

Read—

SALARIES.

Clerk at £80 to 31-12-10, £100 to 30-6-11,

in lieu of

£80 (12 months)

Messenger—Increased Salary from £26 per annum to 17s. 6d.

per week (portion of year)

7 U

Temporary Labour and Relieving Officers

280

297 17 1

1912, No. 22.j Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[3 GEO. V.

Brought forward	145,804 10	0
Medical and Public Health.

SALARIES.

Read

Clerk at £110 from 1-1-11 to 25-1-11,

in lieu of

£70 (8 months) ..

6 0 5

Matron, Kalgoorlie Hospital, Increase

Allowances—District, to officers temporarily located, Forage,

etc.

7 13 10

Inspector at £180 from 20-4-11 ..	39	8	11
Quarters Allowance, District Medical Officer, Broome ..	29	3	4
District Medical Officer, Broome ..	300	0	0

Nurses at £100, increased to £110 from 14-3-11	2 19	8
District Medical Officer, Whim Creek, from 1-6-11	16 13	4I

Temporary Labour, etc.

393

CONTINGENCIES.

Perth—Children's Hospital

197 11

1,009

Observatory.

CONTINGENCIES.

Instruments Generally

1 14

Incidental

17 13

Solar Eclipse—Expenses Government Astronomer to Maga

Police.

SALARIES.

Read

Clerks 1 at 8100,1 at £110 from 1-1-11,

in lieu of-

Clerks-2 at £100

Temporary Clerical Assistance

123

Sub-Inspector from 10-2-11 at £250 per annum ..	97	9	5
Allowances—Sergeants, Perth, Fremantle, and Kalgoorlie, for

Police Court Work

CONTINGENCIES.

Travelling and Transport

247

Shoeing and Saddlery

212

758 17 2

Public Gardens.

Read

Foremen Gardeners at 10s. a day,

in lieu of-

9s. per day

Labour

17 9 5

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Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11 [1912, go. 22.

£ s. d.

Brought forward	147,660 0 3
Registry.

Incidentals ..

426 5 2

Rottnest.

SALARIES.

Special Allowance to Gaoler in connection with Rottnest

Improvement Scheme

25 0 0

X1L—ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Crown Law Offices.

Read—

SALARIES.

Accountant at £365,

in lieu of

Accountant at £315

50 0 0

Arrears on appeal, Accountant ..

125 0 0

Clerk at £120, Arrears 1909-10

Clerk at £180 (6 months), 2 at £180 (3 months), 1 at £180 (1

month)

195 0 0

Bead-

Messengers-1 at £100 (6 months), 1 at £52, 1 at £39 (7

months),

in lieu of-

1 at £80, 1 at £52, 1 at £26

0 10

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, etc.

225

• •

647

Stipendiary Magistracy.

SALARIES.

Read

Clerks of Courts-1 at £182 8s., 1 at £180,

in lieu of

2 at £180

CONTINGENCIES.

Witnesses and Jurors	162	11	4
Incidental, etc.	592	0	3

756

Electoral.

SALARIES.

Electoral Registrar, Coolgardie

CONTINGENCIES.

Local Option Poll

603

607 2 10

1912, No. 22.] Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

t3 GEO. V.

s. d.

Brought forward

150,123 2 11

Attorney General—continued.

Land Titles.

SALARIES.

Read

Surveyor, Inspector of Plans, and Computer at £425,

in lieu of

£405

20 0 0

Registrar of Titles, Arrears 1909-10	8	4	0
Read-

Clerlc-1 at £335,

in lieu of-

1 at £270

Read-

Clerks-2 at £270 from 1st April, 1911,

in lieu of

Clerks, 2 at £250

10 0 0

Read

Inspecting Surveyor, £407 10s.

in lieu of

£405

2 10 0

2 Clerks, at £170 and £180 (3 months)

Clerk at £160, from 15th June, 1911	..	7	2	3
Read-

2 Clerks at £100 (portion of year),

in lieu of-

Clerks-1 at £60, 1 at £50

Read

Clerk at £170 (portion of year),

in lieu of

Clerk at £140

• •

CONTINGENCIES.

Temporary Clerical Assistance

800 0 0

1,041 19 8

Supreme Court.

OFFICIAL RECEIVER'S OFFICE.

SALARIES.

Clerk—Arrears for 1909-10	1 3 4
Read-

Clerk-1 at £180,

in lieu of-

1 at £170

10 ' 0 0

11 3 4

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Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11. [1912, No. 22.

£ s. d.

s. d

Brought forward

151,176 0 Ii

XII.--NUNISTER FOR EDUCATION.

SALARIES.

Generally.

Inspector of Schools at £420 (1 month)	35 0 0
Read-

Clerks-1 at £80 (6 months), £110 (3 months), £120 (3 months), 1 at £80 (6 months), £110 (6 months) ; 1 at £60 (6 months), £110 (6 months); 1 at £50 (6 months), £100 (6 months); 1 at £60 (5 months), £70 (1 month), £80 (1 month), £100 (5 months) ; 2 at £80 (6 months), £90 (6 months)

in lieu of-

2 at £80 (6 months), £90 (6 months) ; 1 at £70 (6 months), £80 (6 months) ; 1 at £70 ; 1 at £50 (6 months), £60 (6 months)

78 0 0

Read-

Messengers-1 at 15s. per week (2 months), £1 (4 months) ; 1 at 10s. per week (7 months), 17s. 6d. (5 months) ; 1 at 10s. per week (4 months), 15s. (8 months) ; 1 at 16s. per week (5 months),

in lieu of-

1 at 15s. per week ; 3 at 10s. per week Government Schools, including forage, lodging, district and

cleaning allowances

724

Training College.

Read

Resident Assistants-1 at £270 (6 months), £280 (6 months) in lieu of-

1 at £270

Modern School.

Staff ..

312

Continuation and Technical Schools.

Read

Secretary, £285,

in lieu of

£280

Manual Training, Cookery, etc.

Staff ..

1912, No. 22.] Exam of Expenditure, 1910-11.

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s. d.

Brought forward

151,176

0 11

Minister for Education—continued.

1,281

CONTINGENCIES.

Modern School.

Incidental

• .

• •

249

Continuation and Technical Schools.

Incidental

•

130

Manual Training, Cookery, etc.

Incidental

• •

486

Generally.

Grant to Schools Athletic Association

33 15

2,181 0 0

XIII.—MINISTER FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Public Works and Buildings.

SALARIES.

Read-

Draftsmen-2 at £230 ; 1 at £245,

in lieu of

at £230

Read-

1 at £170 ; 1 at £170 (2 months), £180 (10 months);

in lieu of-

Draftsmen-2 at £170

Draftsman at £170 (7 days),	3	6	1
Read-

Draftsman-1 at £100 (6 months), £110 (6 months),

in lieu of-

1 at £100

Read

Junior Draftsmen-1 at £100 (6 months), £60 (6 months),

in lieu of

£60 (7 months), £70 (5 months)

Read-

1 at £50 (6 months), £80 (6 months),

in lieu of

£50 (5 months), £60 (7 months)

Junior Draftsman	..	60	8	11
Read-

Clerks-1 at £130 ; 4 at £120,

in lieu of-

5 at £120

Read-

1 at £100 (6 months), £110 (6 months) ; 1 at £100,

in lieu of-

2 at £100

8 GEO. Ar.j

Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

[1912, No. 22,

s. d.

Brought forward

153,357

0 11

PUBLIC WORKS AND Bumnams—continued.

132

18 4

SALARIES.

Read-

1 at £70(6 months), £110 (6 months),

tin liezt_of—

£70 (7 months), £80 (5 months)

0 0

Cleric at £170 (6 months) ..

0 0

Junior Draftsman at £110 (from 20th January, 1911)

Clerk at £180 (3 months) ..

0 0

Sun Printer at £160

Clerk, Arrears, May, 1907

Salary in lieu of leave to Officers retiring, etc.

10 0

431

Less amount charged to General Loan Fund (1333 Os. 3d.), and

Sale of Government Property Trust Fund (£24 4s. 9d.)	..	357	5	0
74	12	6

Temporary Assistance	864	0	0
Wages of Storemen and Caretakers	19	1	4

957 13 10

Works.

Rents for Office accommodation, etc.	252	14	1
Incidental, etc.	594	15	0

Bridges.

Perth Causeway, Lighting ..	74	14	3
Repairs, Improvements, etc., to Bridges	531	7	1

Harbours and Rivers.

Additions and Repairs to Jetties, Stock Yards, etc. ..

324

Tramways, Maintenance, Rolling Stock, etc.

358

New Works.

Fremantle Sea Wan, Repairs

Fremantle, Renewing and Strengthening Victoria Quay

6,446

Water Supply, Sewerage, etc.

Grants for Sinking Wells, etc.

290

Bunbury, Public Buildings,

Drainage

244

Generally.

Rottnest, Conversion of Gaol into Accommodation House	..	241	11	6
Maintenance of Electric Light, Lifts, Motors, Telephonettes,

Bells, etc..

211

Traffic Expenses of Railways constructed Departmentally

3,203

15,818 5 11

1912, No. 22.1 Excess of Expenditure 1910-11.

[3 GEO. V.

£ s. d.

Brought forward

170,133 0 8

PUBLIC Won-Ks AND Buirffingus—continued.

Buildings.

Additions, Repairs, Maintenance., etc.

Education Department, 11 per cent. on Capital Value of £475,729

1,786

Heating, Lighting, and Water for Government Offices ..

661

Buildings and other Services for the Minister for Mines'

Departments.

Southern Cross, Alterations to Court House

428 13 10

Buildings for the Minister for Lands' Department.

Perth Offices, Alterations

771 17

Buildings and other Services for the Minister for Agriculture's

Department.

Office for Botanist and Entomologist

117 13

Buildings and other Services for the Colonial Secretary's Depart-

ments.

Bernier and Dorre Islands, Native Hospital

377

7 11

Claremont Hospital for Insane, Renovations

188

8 10

Assisted Hospitals, Additions, etc.

236

Claremont Hospital for the Insane, Removal of Piggeries	..	374	7	5
Subiaco Hospital, Ward for Non-quarantine cases, Removal of

Buildings from Perth

440 18

Bullfinch Police Quarters, Removal to Burbanits

120

Broome Police Quarters ..	480 0 0
Buildings and other Services for the Minister for Education's

Department.

Miscellaneous Schools and Quarters

1,980

Fremantle Technical School

125 0 0

Greenhills School and Quarters ..

323 0 0

Leederville School, New Manual Training Room

386 19

Moora School, Additions ..

340 0 0

Pingelly School, Additions

75 0 0

Subiaco Infants' School, Additions

60 0 0

West Guildford School, Additions

461

West Northam School

200 0 0

Youanme School and Quarters

603

5. 0

Buildings and other Services not classified.

Port Hedland-Marble Bar Railway, Coongan Cattle Yards	246	3	9
Grants in aid for Mechanics' Institutes, Road Board Offices, etc.

Grant for Fremantle South Beach, Improvements	..	100	0	0
Grant for Bathers' Dressing Rooms, Mandurah	20	0	0

10,905 18 10

Total ..

£181,038 19 6

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Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11. [1912, No. 22.

SCHEDULE B.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

Departmental.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.
SALARIES.

Works—Sundry Persons

2,547

Lands—Sundry Persons

937 0 0

Colonial Secretary, Sundry Persons—Agent General,

mmigra.

don Branch

214 0 0

3,698

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, Works

• •

3,043

Railways.

Additions and Improvements—Opened Railways

3,035 14

Boyup-ICojonup

5,229

DowerimMerredin

4,018 10 10

Goomalling-Wongan

9,962

Land Resumption, Perth and Fremantle, for Expansion and Improvements..

11,040 17

Surveys—New Lines	..	...	..	..	..	3,389	6	6
Port HecUand-Marble Bar ..	..	3,037	11	7

39,713

Harbours and Rivers.

Busselton Jetty Extension

75 15

Improvements to Harbours and Rivers

1,743 15 10

1,819 11

Water Supply and Sewerage.

Boring for Water on Stock Routes, etc. (Works Department) ..

1,889

Deep Boring--Transcontinental Route ..

297

Sewerage for Perth and Fremantle

29,096 17

31,283

Development of Agriculture.

Agricultural Immigration

3,255 18

Development of Agriculture, including Drainage

23,391

26,647

Total

£106,205

1912, No. 22.] Excess of Expenditure, 1910-11.

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SCHEDULE C.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TRUST.

Administration.

£ s. d.

Departmental (Salaries)

181

Total

181

By Authority: FEED. Wm. Sibieson, Government Printer, Perth.