Appropriation No. 2 (1899) (WA)

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ANNO SEXAGESIMO TERTIO

VICTORIIE REGINIF.

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No. XVIII.

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, hundredZand to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Ses- sion of Parliament.

[Assented, to, lOth December, 499.]

Mon GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,—

WE, Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Legislative Assembly of Western Australia in Parlia- Preamble

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

63° VICTORLE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

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 clay of June, One thousand nine hundred, the following sums, that is to say:

Application of	1.
moneys.

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund, the sum of One million four hundred and thirty thousand one hundred and eighty pounds eight shillings and ninepence.

From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund, the stun of One million and five thousand five hundred and eighty- eight pounds fourteen shillings 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 one hundred and eighty thousand one hundred and eighty pounds eight shillings and ninepence ;
Schedule A.	Her Majesty, that is to say:

From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund, the sum of One million three hundred and fifty-five thousand five hundred and eighty-eight pounds fourteen shillings and threepence ;

Schedules B and C

are appropriated and shall be deemed to have been appropriated

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

In the name and on behalf of the Queen 1 hereby assent

to this.Act.

GERARD SMITH, Governor.

SCHEDULE A.

FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1900.

Consolidated Revenue Fund : £ s.

Under 62 Viet., No. 1 . ..£500,000 0 0

Under 62 Viet., No. 6 ... 250,000 0 0

Under this Act 1,430,180 8 9

2,180,180 8 9

The General Loan Fund :

Under 62 Viet., No. 1 350,000 0 0

Under this Act 1,005,588 14 3

1,355,588 14 3 3,535,769 3 0

63° IT ICTORIX, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

SCHEDULE B.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND FOR THE SERVICES OF THE

YEAR ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1900.

SUMMARY.

£ s. d.

His Excellency the Governor ... 1,130 0 0

The Executive Council 258 0 0

The Legislative Council	1,915 0 0
The Legislative Assembly	5,250 0 0

The Colonial Treasurer 322,056 13 S

The Commissioner of Railways 1,124,209 0 0

The Commissioner of Crown Lands	72,047	0	0
The Minister of Mines	94,192 19	7
The Attorney General	51,575 17	0
The Colonial Secretary	507,545 18	6

£2,180,180 8 9

ITEM S.

1899-1900.

HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.

Item No. o s. d. £ s. d.

HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.

SALARIES, FIXED—£750.

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..	50 0 0
5	1	Caretaker, Government CoHiige, Rottnest	36 0 0

ALLownscEs—.830.

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

CONTINGENCIES—X350.

7 Incidental Expenses .. 100 0 0

8	Postage and Telephone Rent	50	0	0
9	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ...	200	0	0

Total His Excellency the Governor 1130 0 0

Carried forward to Total EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 1130 0 0

63" VICTORIA', No 18.

Appropricttion-1899-1900.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

5 s. (1. S.

Item No.	o,
.44

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

SALARIES, FIXED-0E170.

Clerk of the Council (Civil List).

1 1 Clerk Assistant ... 170 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-0E60.

• • •

• • •

2 1 Messenger

60 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-528.

3 Incidental Expenses ... ...

10 0 0

Postage and Telephone Rent ...

8 0 0

5 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ... 10 0 0

Total Executive Council 258 0 0

Amount brought forward from Total to His EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR	1130	0	0
Amount carried forward to Total LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL	1388	0	0

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

-di

Item No. s. (1. 5 s. d.

% 'a; LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

SALARIES, FIXED-0E1,395.

1 1 President 600 0 0

2	1	Cleric of Council ...	450	0	0
3	1	Assistant Cleric and Usher Black Rod	225	0	0
4	1	Caretaker	120	0	0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-5110.

5 Messengers and Waiters ... 110 0 0

ALLOWANCES-520.

6 1 Lodging Allowance in lieu of Quarters to Caretaker 20 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-5390.

7	Cleaning, Lighting, and Incidental Expenses ...	200	0	0
8	Postage and Telephone Rent	60	0	0
9	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery	30	0	0
10	Select Committees, Payment of Witnesses (both Houses	100	0	0

Total Legislative Council ... 1915 0 0

Amount brought forward from Total to EXECUTIVE COUNCIL	1388	0	0
Amount carried forward to Total LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY	3303	0	0

63° Ni1CTORIX, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Dom No.

E-1`) eN s.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

SALARIES, FIXED—.21,750.

1	1	Speaker	600	0	0
2	1	Chairman of Committees	300	0	0
3	Cleric of Assembly	450	0	0
4	1	Clerk, Assistant ...	225	0	0

5 1 Sergeant-at-Arius ... 125 0 0

6 1 Librarian, Parliamentary Library ... 50 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-22,775.

7 Chief Hansa id Reporter ... 400 0 0

8 1 Hansard Reporter 300 0 0

9	1	Do.	300	0	0
10	1	Do.	300	0	0

11 1 Do. (Emergency) ... 50 0 0

12 Typewriters (occasionally employed) 450 0 0

13 1 Chief Messenger ... 150 0 0

14 1 Assistant Messenger 55 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—,E725.

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 and Telephone Rent	75 0 0
23	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ...	100 0 0

Total Legislative Assembly 5250 0 0

Amount brought forward from Total to LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL	3303	0	0
Amount carried forward to Total COLONIAL TREASURER	8553	()	0

63° VICTORIA, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER.

Item No. s. d. s. 4.

TREASURY.

SALARIES, Fixtn—S6,446 lls. 9d.

Colonial Treasurer (Civil List.)

1 1 Under Treasurer ... 650 0 0

Accounting Branch--

2	1	Accountant	425
3	1	Paymaster and Receiver	350
4	1	Examiner and Public Deb Ledgerkeeper	350
5	1	*Bookkeeper	205
6	1	;Clerk ...	180
7	1	Do.	170
8	1	Do.	150
9	1	Do.	150
10	1	Do.	150

11	1	Do.	150
12	1	Do.	150
13	1	Do.	140
14	1	Do.	140
15	1	Do.	130
16	1	Do.	120
17	1	Do.	120
18	1	Do.	100
19	1	Do.	100
20	1	Do.	80
21	1	Messenger	60

Correspondence Branch

22 1 Registrar 250 0 0

23 1 Shorthand Clerk and Typist 110 0 0

24 1 Clerk 110 0 0

District Officers

25 1 ambler, Albany a 60 0

26	1	Clerk, Albany	...	160 0
27	1	Cashier, Bunbury	250 0

28	1	Do.	Broad Arrow	250	0
29	1	Do.	Coolgardie (1st July to 16th August @ .2300 ;	265	1

17th August to 30th June @ £260)

30	1	Do.	Cne (1st July to 16th. August @ 2260 ;	17th	76 10
August to 30th June @ £50)
31	1	Do.	Geraldton	60 0

32	1	Clerk, Geraldton c	130 0
33	1	Cashier, Esperance	60 0

34	1	Do.	Kalgoorlie	260 0
35	1	Do.	ICanowna, e	25 0
36	1	Do.	Menzies/	25 0
37	1	Do.	Norseman g	35 0
38	1	Do.	Roebourne h	250 0

Carried forward ... 6446 11

* Previously Sub.Accountant. t Previously Bookkeeper. a Receives £35 as Quarantine Attendant, mid 1225 as Clerk of the Court. b Receives

£240 as Lancing Waiter, Geraldton. c Receives 250 as Customs Clerk, Geraldton. el Receives £100 as Customs Lauding Surveyor mid £100 as Clerk

of the Court. c Receives £225 as Cleric of the Court. f Receives £225 as Clerk of the Court. g Receives £225 as Clerk of the Court. k Receives £35

as Electoral Registrar.

63" VICTORI2E, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER—( continued).

Item No. s. d. £ s. d.

Treasury—continued.

Brought forward 6446 11 9

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-1-425.

Imperial Accounts

39 1 Paymaster 100 0 0

40 1 Clerk ..

160 0 0

41	Temporary Clerical	100 0 0
42	Office Cleaners ...	65 0 0

ALLOWANCES—.85.

43 Goldfield Allowance for Cashier, per annum for 2 months Kalgoorlie, £30 5 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—X1,320.

44	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	140 0 0
45	Postage and Telephone Rent	480 0 0
46	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ...	700 0 0

Total Treasury 8196 11 9

LONDON AGENCY.

SALARIES, FIXED—X2,820.

1	1 Agent General	1500 0 0
2	1 Secretary	650 0 0
3	1 Shorthand Writer	200 0 0

4	1	Cleric	200 0 0
5	1	Do.	150 0 0
6	1	Do.	120 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S550.

7 Clerical Assistance 300 0 0

8 1 Lecturer, 6 months, at t8500 per annum 250 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—x1,625.

9	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	350	0	0
10	Rent of Offices (including cleaning, fuel, and light)	450	0	0
11	Postage and Telephone Rent	325	0	0
12	Telegrams and Stationery ...	500	0	0

Total London Agency 4995 0 0

Carried forward ...

13191 11 9

ATICTORIX, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

Item No s. (1.

Brought forward 13191 11 9

CUSTOMS.

SALARIES, FIXED—S22,370.

1	1	/Collector of Customs, Registrar of Shipping, Shipping Master, and Receiver of Wreck	700	0
2	Chief Clerk	400	0
3	1	Warehousekeeper	325	0

4	1	Clerk and Cashier	...	300	0
5	1	Do.	250	0
6	1	Do.	250	0

7 1 Do. Statistical ... 250 0

8	1	Do.	and Accountant	230	0
9	1	Do.	210	0
10	1	Do.	210	0
11	1	Do.	200	0
12	1	Do.	170	0
13	1	Do.	160	0
14	1	Do.	160	0
15	1	Do.	160	0
16	1	Do.	150	0

17	1	Shorthand Writer and lypist	150	0
18	1	Clerk	150	0
19	1	Do.	150	0
20	1	Do.	140	0
21	1	Do.	140	0
22	1	Do.	140	0

Fremantle

23	1	Do.	140	0
24	1	Do.	120	0
25	1	Do.	120	0
26	1	Do.	110	0
27	1	Do.	100	0
28	1	Clerk and Messenger	70	0
29	1	Chief Landing Surveyor	500	0

30	1	Lauding Surveyor	...	380	0
31	1	Jerquer	280	0
32	1	Chief Landing Wait	260	0
33	1	Landing Waiter	260	0

34	1	Do.	260	0
35	1	Do.	230	0

36 1 Assistant Landing Waiter 230 0

37	1	Do.	210	0
38	1	Do.	210	0
39	1	°Do.	180	0
40	1	Do.	170	0
41	1	Do.	170	0
42	1	tDo.	170	0
43	1	Do.	150	0

44 1 Shipping Master 250 0

45 1 Gauger ,.. 200 0

46 1 iTide Surveyor 210 0

Carried forward 9975 0 13191 11 9

re io sly Landing Waiter, Geralthon. t Previously Assistant Lading Waiter, Geraldton.

634' VICTORLA3, No. 18

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TEBASUREIZ—(Cofiliftued).

Item No. s. (1. s. d.

13191 11 9

pi Brought forward

Customs—continued.

Brought forward 9975 0 0

SALARIES, 11=ED—continued.

47 1. ( Locker, "A " and "B" Stores 210 0 0

48	1	Do.	Queen's Warehouse	170	0	0
49	1	Do.	180	0	0
50	1	Do.	180	0	0
51	1	Do.	170	0	0
52	1	Do.	170	0	0
53	1	Do.	160	0	0
54	1	Do.	150	0	0

55 1 Delivery Clerk 150 0 0

56	1	Do.	150	0	0
57	1	Do.	150	0	0
58	1	Do.	150	0	0

59 1 Fre»lantle j Do. 150 0 0

60 1 (contd.) Do. 140 0 0

61	1	Coxswain ...	130	0	0
62	1	Tidewaiter	130	0	0

63	1	Do.	140	0	0
64	1	Do.	140	0	0
65	1.	Do.	130	0	0

66	1	Detective Officer	180	0	0
67	1	Foreman " A " Store	120	0	0

68	1	Do.	"B" Store	120	0	0
69	1	Do.	" C " Store	120	0	0
70	1	Do.	Queen's Warehouse ...	120	0	0

71-76 6 Labourers, at £110 each per annum 660 0 0

77 1 (Night Watchman ... 110 0 0

78	1	(Sub-Collector and Landing Surveyor	350	0	0
79	1	Landing Waiter	210	0	0

80	1	Albany	Assistant Landing Waiter	160	0	0
81	1	Clerk	140	0	0

82 1 Do. 130 0 0

83 1 Locker and Warehouseman 130 0 0

84 1 Broome ... Landing Waiter 120 0 0

85 1 Do. 230 0 0

86 1 5 Assistant Landing Waiter 140 0 0

Lambfay

87 1 a Clerk and Landing Waiter ... 100 0 0

88 1 Night Watchman .., 100 0 0

89 1 ( 1) Sub-Collector of Customs and Revenue 85 0 0

90 1 Busselton Landing Waiter 50 0 0

91 1 ( Assisting Landing Waiter ... 20 0 0

92 1 e Lauding Waiter and Warehousekeeper

Carnarvon 80 0 0

- • d Clerk

93 1 Landing Waiter 275 0 0

94 1 Cossack Assistant Landing Waiter ... 160 0 0

95 1 Do. 160 0 0

96 1 Derby Landing Waiter and Warehouseman ... 110 0 0

Carried forward 17105 0 0 13191 11

•• • 9

a Receives ESSO as Clerk of Court. b Receives. Clerk of Court and £15 as Electoral Registrar. 1:35 :vs Clerk of Court. c Receives £115 as Clerk of Court. d Receives RHO as

63" VICTORIX, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER— (continued).

°

Item No. 6 £ s. s. el.

ya Brought forward 13191 11 9

Customs—continued.

Brought forward 17105 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED— continued.

97 1 Dongara e Lauding Waiter and Warehouseman 50 0

98 1 Eyre.. f Do . do. do. 10 0

99 1 g Lauding Surveyor ... 1.00 0

100	1	Esperance ...	Assistant Landing Waiter	130	0
101	1	Jetty Foreman	120	0
102	1	Flinders Bay	Landing Waiter	50	0
103	1	Clerk and Landing Waiter ...	240	0

104 1 I Assistant Lauding Waiter 140 0

105 1 Geraldton i Assistant Cleric ... 50 0

106	1	I Locker and Warehousemen	210	0
107	1	LDelivery Clerk	140	0

108	1	Onslow	j	Landing Waiter	135	0
109	1	/Sub-Collector of Customs	350	0
110	1	Landing Waiter	260

111 1 Do. 230

112 1 Cashier ... 180

113 1 Assistant Landing Waiter 170

114	1	Do.	170
115	1	Do.	160
116	1	Do.	160
117	1	Do.	160

118 1 Clerk 160

119	1	Perth	Do.	140
120	1	Do.	130

121 1 Do. .. 60

122 1 Locker, Queen's Warehouse 170

123	1	Do.	Private Bond	160
124	1	Do.	Riverside Bond	160

125 1 Delivery Clerk 140

126	1	Do.	140
127	1	Do.	130

128	1	Labourer and Tally Clerk	120
120431	3	Labourers, at £110 each per annum	330

132 1 Night Watchman ... 110

133	1	Rockingham	Landing Waiter	20
134	1	Sharks Bay	30

135-130 2 Officers to carry out provisions of Passengers Act, at

£25 each ... 50

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X2,900.

137 Tidewaiters and Landing Waiters, etc., occasionally

employed, and Temporary Clerical Assistance 2900 0 0

ALL OWANCE s—£200.

138 House Allowance, Collector of Customs 100 0 0

139 Lodging Allowance, Landing Waiter, Cossack 50 0 0

140 Do. do. Onslow 50 0 0

Carried forward ... 25470 0 0 13191 11 9

c Rece'ves £20 as Clerk of Court. f Receives £250 as Postmaster. 9 Receives £100 as Clerk of Court and £60 as Treasury Cashier.

h Receives £60 as Treasury Cashier. i Receives £130 as Clerk, Treasury. j Receives £100 as Clerk o Court and

£15 as Electoral Registrar.

63" VICTORUE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(continned).

Item No. s. d. s. d.

ct

Brought forward 13191 11 9

Customs—continued.

25470 0 0

Brought forward

CONTINGENCIES—S2,285.

141	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	1200	0	0
142	Postage and Telephone Rent	600	0	0
143	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery	350	0	0
144	Rent, Dengue Bond	35	0 0

145 Advertising 100 0 0

Explosives Branch-21,900.

SALARIES, FIXED-

146	1	Inspector of Explosives	400	0
147	1	Assistant	160	0

148 1 Do. 80 0

149	1	Clerk and Assistant	150	0
150	1	Clerk and Typewriter	150	0
151	1	Caretaker, Fremantle Magazine	160	0
152	1	Watchman, Powder Magazine	110	0

153	1	Do.	do.	110	0
154	1	Do.	do.	110	0

155 1 Geraldton, Magazine-keeper 50 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—.260.

156	Extra Labour	...	60	0	0
CONTINGENCIES—X360.

157 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 125 0 0

158 Apparatus, Books, Chemicals for Laboratory of

spector of Explosives 125 0 0

159 Haulage and Maintenance, Magazine Tramline 110 0 0

Excise Branch—E1,295.

SALARIES, FIXED—S855.

160 1 Senior Inspector ... 325 0 0

161 1 Inspector 180 0 0

162 1 Do. 180 0 0

163 1 Do. 170 0 0

ALL ONVANCES—X40.

164 1 Lodging Allowance, Senior Inspector 40 0 0

CONTINGENCIES--£400.

165 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 400 0 0

Total Customs ...	x	30950	0	0
Carried forward ...	44141	11	9

63° VICTORIA, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TBEASUBEB--(continued).

Rem No. s. d. s. d.

Brought forward ... 44141 11 9

HARBOUR AND LIGHT.

SALARIES, FIXED—S9,016.

1 1 r Chief Harbour Master 550

2 1 Clerk... ... ... 250

3 1 Assistant Harbour Master and Pilot 350

4	1	Port Pilot a	.	225
5	1	Inspector of Boilers b	250
Boat's Crew:

6	1	Coxswain and Assistant Pilot	200
7	1	Leading Hand and Pilot ...	160
8	1	Boatman and Diver	114
9	1	Boatman and Storeman ...	114

10 1 Fremantle Do.

-. 108

11	1	Do.	108
12	1	Do.	108
13	1	Do.	108

14 1 Do. ... 108

15 1 Do. and Cook 108

16 1 Carpenter and Shipwright 126

17 1 Light Keeper ... 120

18 1 Assistant Light Keeper 114

19 1 Do. 114

20 1 ,_Reserve do. ... 24

21 1 Pilot ... ... 275

Boat's Crew:

22	1	Leading Hand and Pilot ...	150
23	1	Boatman	108

24 1 Do. 102

25	1	Bottles(	Do.	102
26	1	Do.	102

27 1 Cook 102

28	1	Light Keeper	132
29	1	Assistant do.	114

30 1 4 Do. do... ... 114

31 1 (Harbour Master and Pilot 400

32	1	Assistant Pilot	...	300
Boat's Crew :

33	1	Coxswain	...	166
34	1	Boatman	...	108

35 1 Do. and Diver 108

36 1 Do. ... 102

37 1 Albany Do. 102

38 1 Cook ... 102

39	1	Engine Driver, steam launch ...	132
40	1	Signalman, Harbour Office	114

41 1 Do. do. 114

42 1 Light Keeper, Point King 114

43 1 Do. Breaksea Island 126

44 1 4Assistant do. do. ... 114

Carried forward 6762 0 0 44141 11 9

a Previously called Assistant. Pilot. b Previously under Salaries Provisional and Temporary.

63° VICTORIX, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL T1tEASURER—(continue4

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d

'40 Brought forward ... 44141 11 9

Harbour and Light—continued.

Brought forward 6762 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

45 Albany ( Assistant Light Keeper, Breaksea island 114

46 1 (continued) Reserve do. do. do. 20

47	1	Broome	...	Jetty Light Keeper ...	20
48	1	( Harbour Master and Pilot	275
49	1	Bunbury	t Boatman ...	102
50	1	( Light Keeper and Caretaker of Jetty	100

51 1 Bnssellon ... Light Keeper 40

52 1 Light Keeper 150

53 1 CapeLceuwin Assistant Light Keeper 144

54 1 Do, do. 144

55 1 Carter and Reserve Light Keeper 108

56 1 e arttarvom..( Light Keeper, Babbage Island 114

57	1	'	Jetty Light Keeper ...	20
58	1	( Light Keeper, Jarman Island ...	144

Cossack

59 1 " Assistant do. do. 126

60 I Donyara (Irwin) Light Keeper 60

61 1 Derby ... Jetty Light Keeper 20

62	1	E.sperance Bay, Jetty Light Keeper ...	20
63	1	Freshwater Camp, Sharks Bay, Light Keeper ...	20

64 1 r Light Keeper, Point Moore ... 125

65 1 Assistant do. do. 108

66 1 , Light Keeper, Bluff ... 108

Gera ldlo n

67 1 Reserve do. do. ... 20

68 1 f Jetty Light Keeper ... 30

69 I. Boatman ... 102

70 I Wyndham ... Jetty Light Keeper 20

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND Tu1uronkity—.21,920.

71 Master of " Penguin," and Pilot ... 275 0 0

1 Engineer and Fitter at £240, 2 Firemen at £114 each,

2 Sailors at £108 each per annum, " Penguin" 684 0 0

77            Extra Labour (including Wages and removing Vessels

on arrival) 350 0 0

78	Berthing Master, Fremantle	275	0	0
79	Reserve, Lightkeepers, and Extra Labour	300 0	0

.sp.si 2 Lamplighters, Fremantle Jetty 36 0 0

ALLowANces—£147.

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

83 Do. do. Pilot, Albany ... 7 0 0

84 Sustenance, Rottnest Pilot (while in Fremantle) 25 0 0

85 • .• Lodging (Coxswain, Fremantle) ... 25 0 0

86 Do. (Leading Hand, Fremantle) 25 0 0

87	•••	Do.	(Berthing Master, Fremantle)	25	0	0
88	•• •	Do.	(Harbour Master, Bunbury)	25 0	0

89 ••• Taking Tides, Leading Hand, Fremantle 5 0 0

Carried forward 11083 0 0 44141 11 9

63° VICTORI/E, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(con tinned).

°ya

Item No. s. d. s.

Brought forward 44141 11 9

Harbour and Light—con tinned.

Brought forward 11083 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—S4,800.

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

King, and Jarman Island 320

91	Oil, &c., for Lighthouses	...	1000
92	Beacons and Buoys	1200

93	Repairs and Purchase of Boats	300
94	Upkeep and Insurance, Unifornis for Officers and Crew

of "Penguin" 700

95	Uniforms for Pilots' and Boats' Crews	400
96	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	400

97	Gas, Repairs, &c., of Jetty Lamps	...	200
98	Postage and Telephone Rent	180

99 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery (including Charts,

Books, &c.) 100

Total Harbour and Light ... 15883 0 0

GOVERNMENT STORES.

SALARIES, Fixim---X2,535.

1	1	Government Storekeeper	...	500	0
2	1	Chief Clerk	330	0
3	1	Accountant	260	0
4	1	Inspector	210	0
5	1	Bookkeeper	190	0
6	1	Clerk	170	0
7	1	170	0
8	1	140	0
9	1	Junior Clerk.	80	0

10 1 Do. 80 0

11 1 Storeman 210 0

12 1 Do. 170 0

13 1 Store Clerk, Fremantle Prison 25 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TumronAity-422,000.

14 Clerks and Labourers occasionally employed ... 2000 0 0

Cowrixammins—S975.

15	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	175	0
16	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery	100	0
17	Transport, Government Stores, etc.	200	0
18	Postage and Telephone Rent	100	0

19 Stock-taking, Government Stores ... 300 0

20 Water, Lighting, Fuel, and Sanitary Services... 100 0

Total Government Stores 5510 0 0

Carried forward ... 65534 11 9

63° VICTORI1E, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASTIRER—( con United).

Hem No. s. d. s. d.

Brought forward ...

65534 11 9

LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND AGRICUL-

TURAL GRANTS, &c.

Victoria Public Library, Annual Upkeep ..

3000      0

2             Mechanics' Institutes and Working Men's Associations

and Art Societies Deaf and Dumb Institute ... 1000 0
3	Agricultural and Horticultural Societies ... 1000 0
4	Perth Museum and Art Gallery ... 3500 0

800      0

6 Zoological Gardens, Establishment of ...

3500      0

7	Grant. o Home Teaching Society for the Blind ...	500	0
Grant to the Sailors' Rest, Fremantle	500	0

Total Literary, Scientific, and Agricultural Grants 13800 0 0

PENSIONS.

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

2 H. B. Grimaldi Colonial Chaplain ... 20 0 0

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

4	John Costello	Cooper, Customs, Bunbury	880
5	S. B. Duffield	Lighthouse Keeper, Rottnest...	33 6 8
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

9	Mrs. McMullen	Do. Fremantle Prison	5 0 0
10

• • • A. Helmich Postmaster General 400 0 0

• • Cecil Rogers Resident Medical Officer,

11

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 Education 250 0 0

17 W. Joyce Issuer, Central Board of

85 0 0

18 G. B. Humble Schoolmaster, Fremantle ... 125 0 0

19	• • •	A. Oliver	Principal Warder, Rottnest	68 12	0
20	•	Theresa Strappini	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

Carried forward 1702 19 5 '19334 11 9

63° VICTORUE, No 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TIMASITIIER—(continued).

.0

Item No. oN £ s. d. s.

r4 Brought forward ...

79334 11 9

Pensions—continued.

Brought forward 1702 19 5

27 Mrs. Sutcliffe Late Postmistress, Pinjarrah 37 10 0

28	James Haslet)),	„	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 1

32 W. Mayhew „ Resident Medical Officer, New- 1

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. E

86 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	G. H. Sweeting	„	Colonial Chaplain ...	111	12	0

40 D. G. Watkins Do. do. 130 0 0

41 Mrs. B. Spurling „ Assistant Teacher, Guildford

Girls' School .. 47 0 8

42	Jas. Clough	„	Locomotive Foreman	62	16	8
43	W. Gilbertson	„	Orderly, Mount Eliza Depot ..	17	10	0

44 W. Bell „ Head Master, Perth Boys'

School 150 0 0

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

mantle 32 5 3

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

partment 175 0 0

47	Miss C. Doolan	Postmistress, Dardanup	6	0	0-
48	Mrs. E. Bell	Schoolmistress, Onslow	33	11	5

49	John S. Brooking	Deputy Surveyor General	250	0	0
50	John Crampton	Postmaster, Brunswick	11	0	0
51	W. R. Clifford	Bookbinder, Government Print-

ing Office 81 4 4

52	Mrs. C. Pass	„	Nurse, Lunatic Asylum	22	15	0
53	W. Mather	„	Locomotive Superintendent ...	150	0	0

.54 S. Hope „ Superintendent Fremantle

Prison 107 11 2

5.5 W. Coppin Lineman, Telegraph Depart-

ment, Perth 39 2 3

56 Miss A. Harley Schoolmistress, York Infant

School 62 1 6

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

58 Mrs. Armstrong Matron, Fremantle Lunatic

Asylum 69 19 5

59	Miss S. Cummerford	„	Postmistress, Claremont	40	0	0
60	Mrs. J. Stanley	„	Schoolmistress, Bridgetown ...	39	9	2
61	G. T. Poole	„	Assistant Engineer-in-Chief ...	170	0	0

62 Miss E. Reddaway „ School Teacher, Fremantle

Infant School ... 60 1 1

Carried forward 4494 11 0 79334 11 9

63° VICTORTIE, No 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(contzinteay.

_ I 1

Item No.	°a
on 1 A d. s.
-14 Brought forward 79834 11 9

Pensions—continued.

Brought forward 4494 11 0

63 Miss J. Boyd Late Schoolmistress, York 82 13 4

64 S. Gardiner „ Inspector of Schools 214 8 10

65 Mrs. AliceEcclestone „ Schoolmistress, Boyanup 24 18 2

66 Mrs. M. P. Clarkson „ Schoolmistress, Jeuntipullen.., Prisms... 25 10 11

67 Henry Mince ,. Principal Warder, Fremantle

.. 45 10 7

68 J. C. Rosselloty „ Resident Williams Medical Officer,

... 75 12 6

69   114 11 10

.. E. F. Angelo „ Superintendent, Rottnest ...

70 • • J. F. Stone „ Immigration Agent and Officer to carry out Passengers Act 17 10 0

71 H. M. Thomas „ Cleric of Court, Albany ... 149 7 5

72	F. L. Hussey	,.	Chief Accountant, Treasury ...	282	7	2
73	H. Passmore	,,	Officer in charge Black Swan

Dredge 112 9 6

... ..

74 360 0 0

.• i 1Z. C. Lot tie „ Government Resident, Albany

75 W. Boyle „ Senior Warder, Fremantle

Gaol ... . ... Q 18 6

76 J. H. Munday „ Schoolmaster, Guildford 97 4 4

77 I. J. Stephens „ Photo - lithographer, Department, Survey

... . . 112 10 0

S	•	I Col. E. J. Haynes	„	Second Master, High School Perth ...	100 0 0
i

Total Pensions ... 6352 4 1

REFUNDS.

Refunds 3000 0 0

Total Refunds ... 3000 0 0

ABORIGINES.

Promoting the Welfare of the Aboriginal Natives 5000 0 0

Total Aborigines 5000 0 0

Carried forward .. 93686 15 10

63° VICTORIZE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

Item No. X s. d.

£ s. d.

Brought forward 93626 15 10

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.

1 Destruction of Wild Dogs ... 1400

Royal Humane Society Australasia 20

3	Proportion of Subsidy for New Guinea Conunissionership	165
4	Incidental Expenses	8000

5 Grant-in-aid Animals to Society for Prevention of Cruelty to I

50

...

6 Subsidy to Municipalities ... ... .. ... 45000

7 Expenses connected with W. A. Court in Imperial

Institute ... ... ... 20000 20

8 Improvements to Site new Perth Cemeteries ...

9 Improvement of Recreation Grounds generally 1200

10 Commission on Interest paid by the Crown Agent and I

the London and Westminster Bank 4000

11 Perth Park ... ... ... ... ... • 2500

12             Grant-in-aid Salvation Army for Rescue and Prison Gate

Work .

13 Sanitation Grants 2500

14 Annuity to Timothy Yorke ) • injuries at Rocky Bay ,

Quarries .. ... 75

15 Fremantle Cemetery .. ... ...

16	Bonus for Erecting Smelting Works at Fremantle	5050000
17	Coolgardie Mini, g Exhibition	500

18 Paris Exhibition . 8000

19 Greater Britain Exhibition 50

20 Law Costs ... 500

21	Purchase of North Fremantle Lot 58 for School Purposes ,	300
22	Compensation to Ivanhoe Venture Gold Mining No-

Liability Company for loss sustained I 2500

23 Purchase of Helena Vale Cemetery site.. 100

24 Fencing Peak Hill Cemeter y site ... 25

25	Fencing The Island (Lake Austin) Cemetery site	10
26	Purchase of Geraldton Town Lot No. 84	100

27 North Fremantle Oval ... .. 500

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

29 Do. do. do.Banbury 50

30	Do.	do.	do.	Coolgardie	150
31	Do.	do.	do.	Cue	50
32	Do.	do.	do.	Esperance	:50
33	Do.	do.	do.	Fremantle	200
34	Do.	do.	do.	Geraldton	100
35	Do.	do.	do.	Kalgoorlie	150
36	Do.	do.	do.	Kanowna	50
37	Do.	do.	do.	Menzies...	50
38	Do.	do.	do.	Norseman	50
39	Do.	do.	do.	Northam	50
40	Do.	do.	do.	North Fremantle ...	50

41 Norseman Fire Brigade, Special Grant 150

Carried forward 86595 93686 15 10

63° VICTORI2E, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL: TREASURER—real/tinned , .

-0'1 1

Item No. oN s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 93686 15 10

Miscellaneous—continued.

Brought forward 86595 0 0

42 .. Purchase of Laud at Victoria Park for Recreation Ground... 0 0

•••

•••

43 •• : Grant to North Fremantle Municipal Council, Loss of Action, J. C. Butson v. Council ... 544 4 6

44 •• Grant to W. A. Chamber of Manufactures, £ for £

raised by Subscription and £100 Annual Grant 600 0 0

• East Fremantle Pali: Land (purchase of) 2000 0 0

Total Miscellaneous Services 90339 4 5

PREMIER'S DEPARTMENT.

SALARIES, FIXED—X780.

Under Secretary* 200 0 0

2 1 Registrar .. ... 200 0 0

3	Correspondence and Shorthand Clerk	225	0	0
4	Junior Cleric and Messenger	60	0	(1

5 1 Messenger ... 95 0 0

Conntouncins—S100.

6 Incidental Expenses ... 10 0 0

7 Postage and Telephone Rent 50 0 0

8 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ... 40 0 (1

Total Premier's Department	880 0 0
POLICE.

SALARIES, FIXED—S74,966 10s.

Chief Office —

1	1	Commissioner	750	0	0
2	1	Chief Cleric	325	0	0
3	1	Clerk...	210	0	0
4	].	200	0	0
5	1	Do.	200	0	0
6	1	150	0	0
7	1	150	0	0
8	1	Storekeeper	185	0	0
9	1	Messenger	72	0	0

Carried forward. 2242 0 0 189906 0 4

receives .C3,50 from Civil List, and acts as Private Secretary to Premier.

63° VICTOMIE, No 18.

Appropriation-18994900.

COLONIAL TBEASTitER—(contintteaff

.84 £ s. £ s. (1.

Item o. om

Brought forward 184906 0 4

Police— continued.

Brought forward 2242 0 0

SALARIES, FIXED—C011tilltled.

Constabulary

10	1	Chief Inspector	...	375	0
11	3	Inspector	325	0

12	1	Do.	325	0
13	1	Do.	325	0
14	1	Do.	325	0

15	1	Do.	(Criminal Iiivestigation Branch)	325	0
16	1	Do.	325	0
17	Do.	325	0

18 1 Sub-Inspector 300 0

19	1	Do.	300	0
20	1	Do.	300	0
21	1	Do.	275	0
22	1	Do.	225	0
23	1	Do.	225	0
24	1	Do.	225	0
25	1	Do.	225	0

26-50 25 Sergeants at lls. per diem each 5018 15 0

51-76 26 Corporals at 9s. 6d. per diem each ... 4507 15 0

77-235 159 First Class Constables at 8s. 6d. a day 24664 17 6

236-416	181	Second Class Constables at 7s. 6d. a day	24774	7	6
417-440	24	Probation Constables at 6s. a day each	2628	0 0

Water Police

441 1 Coxswain at 9s. 6d. a day ... 173 7 6

442-451 10 Constables at 8s. 6d. a day each 1551 5 0

452-461 10 Do. at 7s. 6d. a day each ... 1368 15 0

462-464 3 Do. at 7s. 6d. a day each (River Police) 410 12 6

Detective Branch

465-469 5 Constables at 12s. a day each 1095 Q 0

470-478 9 Do. at lls. a day each 1806 15 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S200.

479 Special Constables and Native Trackers 200 0 0

Aimowauons—£11,884 12s.

480	Lodging Allowance in lieu of Quarters	4843	0	0
481	Ration Allowance—Special to Police in certain Districts	4260	0 0
482	Allowance for Maintenance of Native Trackers	2781 12	0

Carried forward 87051 2 0 184906 0 4

63" VICTORIX, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Yi Brought forward 184906 0 4

Police—continued.

Brought forward 87051 2

CONTINGENCIES— £23,135.

483	Arms and Ammunition	170 0 0
484	Clothing	3500 0 0
485	Remounts	800 0 0
486	Travelling Expenses and Transport (including Travelling of Special Constables)	6000 0 0

487 Information 70 0 0

488	Shoeing and Saddlery	1000	0	0
489	Forage	6000	0	0

490 .. Rent... 210 0 0

491 ,. Fuel and Light for Lockups and Stations 500 0 0

492	..	Subsidy to Police Benefit Funds .--viz., Rewards £100, Gratuities £1,000	1100 0 0
493	Incidental Expenses	1700 0 0
494 !	Postage and Telephone Rent	1000 0 0
495	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery	300 0 0

496 Photography .. 55 0 0

497	Sanitary Services for Police Stations and Lockups	350	0	0
498'	Water Supply for Stations and Lockups	380	0	0

Total Police 110186 2 0

DEFENCES.

Land Forces—.213,474 10s.

SALARIES,

1 Commandant ... 600 0 0

2	1	I	Chief Staff Officer	850	0	0
3	I	1	Accountant and Clerk	140	0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY

£1,857 10s.

4 1 Stores and Magazine Caretaker, Perth 36 1 0

5 i 1 Armour& 25 0

6 1 1 Messenger . 52 0

7-12I 6 Infantry Instructors at £150 per annum each 900 0

13 1 Artillery Instructor 150 0

14 ! 1 Caretaker, Magazine, Store, and Rifle Range, arra-

katta 104 0

151 1 Bandmaster, Head-Quartets' Band 120 0

16 17-45 129	1	Band Sergeant	do.	20	0
Bandsmen	do.	260	0

46 ... Extra Labour 90 0

47 1 ... Caretakers of Armouries and Drill Halls 100 0

Carried forward 2944 10 0 295092 2 4

63" VICTORIZE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

s. 1 s. d.

Brought forward 295092 2 4

Defences—continued.

Brought forward 2947 10 0

A LLOWAN cEs—£688.

100 0 0

48       1 : Lodging Allowance, Commandant .

49 1 ' Do. Chief Staff Officer 60 0 0

50-55 6 Do. Drill Instructors 416 0 0

56 1 Fuel and Light. Drill Instructor ... 12 0 0

57 : 1 Forage Allowance, Commandant ...	50	0	0
58 ' 1 Travelling Allowance to Chief Staff Officer	50	0	0

CONTINGENCIES--X9,839.

1

59 , 1 Capitation Money at £2 per man for 1,091 men ... 2182 0

60 i : Capitation Grant for Clothing for Volunteer Reserve,

20     0

at 10s. each ... ... ... ... ... j

61 :	: Capitation Grant for Clothing for 200 Senior and 300
Junior Cadets, at 15s. each 1 Head-Quarters Band, Maintenece and Incidental 1 ... . 1 375 0
62

Expenses 60 0

63 Band Allowances ... ... . 200 0

64 Drill Instruction of Corps and care of Arms 150 0

65 ... Maintenance, Field Guns ...	150	0
66 ... Amninnition for Field Guns	200	0

67 ... Horses for Field Guns	...	150	0
68 ... Harness and Maintenance ...	50	0

69 .. Small Arms Ammunition ... ... 700 0

70 ... Small Arms, Maintenance, and Gymnastic c Appliances ... , 800 0

71 Prizes, Gunnery and Musketry .. ... 150 0

72 Rifle Meetin g, Annual, at Karrakatta ... ... 100 0

73 Field Day Expenses, Guards of Honour and Parades ... 2500 0

74 Transport ... ... ... ... ... 150 0

75             Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses of

Commandant and Volunteers) ... ... 900 0

76 Rifle Ranges, Construction and Repairs ... 250 0

77 Targets ... ... ... ... ... 50 0

78            Tents and Camp Equipment (including Waterproof

Sheets) ... ... ... 100 0

79 Accoutrements ... ... 100 0

80 Lighting Drill Halls ... ... ... 250 0

81 .	Stationery Allowance for Volunteer Corps	80	0
82	Postage and Telephone Rent	70	0
83 .	Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ...	50	0

84 ... Rent of Armouries and Drill Hails ... 52 0

Carried forward .. 13474 10 295092 2 4

63" VICTORVE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL TREASURER—(continued).

Item No. 8. s. d.

Brought forward 295092 2 4

Defences—continued.

Brought forward 13474 10 0

Federal Forces—£8,363 ls. 4d.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY• —

S13 ls.

85 Inspector of Warlike Stores (Proportion of Salary) 13 1 4

CONTINGENCIEs—X8,350.

86 Alaitricilance of Albany Garrison, Contribution towards 2000 0 0

87 Maintenance of Garrison itt Thursday Island. Cool ri tuition towards... ... ... ... ... 350 0 0

88              Expenses in connection with Military Unit sent to South

Africa 6000 0 0

Marine Forces—£4,732.

CoNnwomictits—,4,1,732.

89             Upkeep Australian Auxiliary Squadron, Contribution

towards 4732 0 0

Total Defences ... 26569 11 4

ADMIRALTY SURVEYS.

Colonial Survey Steamer.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY -12240.

1 Wages of Caretaker and Temporary Labour ... 240 0 0

CONTINGENC1Es-12155.

2 Coal . ... 10 0 0

3 Ship and Engine Room Stores 15 0 0

4	Incidental Expenses	10 0 0
5	Insurance of Vessel	120 0 0

Total Admiralty Surveys 395 0 0

Total Colonial Treasurer 322056 13 8

Amount brought forward from LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 8553 0 0

Amount carried forward to Total COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS :330609 13 8

63° VICTORLE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS.

Item No.	6 Pr,	s.	s.
z b

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS.

SALARIES, FIXED—n22,005.

I The Commissioner of Railways (Civil List).

!

1 1 Under Secretary .. ... ... ... ... 550 0 0

2-7 6 ' Under Secretary's Staff—Chief Clerk (£300), Clerks,

etc. (5) 870 0 0

GENERAL MANAGER'S BRANCH.

8 1 General Manager... 1250 0 0

General Manager's Slit.III

9-19 11 Chief Clerk (1) (2375), Clerks (9). and Messenger (1)... 1753 0 0

Grief Accountant's Staff.

20 1 Chief Accountant ... ... 550 0 0

• /Assistant Accountant (1) (£400) ... .. ...

, I Traffic Auditor (1), (S400)Sub-Accountant (1) (£350) I

21-79 59 , -1 Paymaster (1) (.2300) ... ... ... I l- 9930 0 0

I Chief Clerk (1) (£300), Travelling Inspectors (2), I

I_ (1 £275, 1 £225), Clerks, etc., (52) ...

Chief Trajlie Manager's 8/4.

80 1 I Chief Traffic Manager ... ... ... 800 0 0 1

1 /District Snpermtendents (5) (1 £450, 3 £400, ,-)

1 £375) , I Chief Clerk (1) (£375), Inspectors (10) ... ... ...

... ...

I Station Masters (66), Night Station Masters (10),

81-580 500 .l Goods Agent (1), Goods Agent and Piermaster l- 68704 0 0

... ...

I 0) I Officers in Charge (85) ...	1
I Night Officers in Charge (105)

[ (Clerks (156), Cadets (60)

Locomotive Engineer'• Staff

, .

581 1 Locomotive Engineer ... ... ... 800 0 0

/Outdoor Locomotive Superintendent (1) (£500) ... l) I District Loco. Inspectors and Travelling Inspectors I

582-679 98 J ( 9 ) Chief Clerk (1) (£320), Accountant (1) (£329), . l?' ] 7893 0 0

Chief Draftsman (1) (£320), Salaried Foreman i

L (14), Clerks (64), Draftsmen (7) ... ... 'J

Carried forward ... I 103100 0 0

63° IT ICTOIII2E, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—( continued).

rr3r

Item No. (1. I

Railways and Tramways—continued.

- — —

Brought forward 103100 0 0

SALARIES, .FIXED — continued.

GENERAL MANAGER'S BRANCH— continued.

Chief Engineer of Existing Lines Stair

'$80 1 Chief Engineer of Existing Lines .. 800 0 0

(Resident Engineers (4) (2 £450, 2 £400) ... ..

i Assistant Engineers (4), (1 £350, 2 £300, 1 £•75).

Junior Assistant Engineer (1) ... .-

6R1-758 1 Engineering Surve yors (4), Engineering Cadet 0 ) . ' • -14400 0

• ' - -

.1	Chief Clerk (1) (£325), Acconntani (1) (£300),
1	District Inspectors (14), Draftsmen (2). Junior i
i .	Draftsmen (2), Clerks (38), Cadet s (4), Messenger
■•	(1). Chairman (1) ...

Electrical Engineea Stall

759 1 Electrical Engineer ... ... .. . 450 0 0

760 -771 12 i Assistant Engineer (1), Chief Clerk (1) (£210). Drafts- man (1), Clerks (5), Storeinen (2). Telephone Oper- ator (1.), Messenger (1) 1 900 0 0

Interlocking Engineen' 'Vial

772 1 Interlocking Engineer ... ... 40(1 0 01

773-777 5 Draftsman (1), Inspector (1). Clerks (3) 935 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TsiopooAny--£473,979.

(Temporary Clerical Assistance, Wages of Packers,

Foremen, Guards, Assistant Guards, Conductors,

Signalmen, Head Shunters, Shunters, Head

Porters, Porters, Youth Porters. Labourers,

Watchmen, Gatekeepers, Checkers, Number

Takers, Telephone Boys, Ticket. Collectors,

Carriage Cleaners, Vanmen, Tinsmiths, Towns-

men, Charwomen, etc.

778 Foremen, Mechanics, Drivers, Firemen, Cleaners, l-- 473979 0 0

Labourers, Pumpers, Examiners, etc. ...

Mechanics, Gangers, Platelayers and Labourers, etc. Workshop and Electric Light Employees, Instrument

Inspectors, Fitters, Engine-drivers, Carpenters,

etc., Linemen, Labourers

Interlocking Fitters (classified accordinr, to Regu-

i lations), also Overtime and Extra Labour b )

ALLOWANCES—£4,140.

779               Allowances—Travelling for Inspectors of Permanent.

Way, House and Goldfields ...

4140 0 0

Allowances—Travelling for Inspectors

Carried forward 600124 0 0

63° ITICTORLE, No 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OE RAILWAYS—(continued).

Ito, No. £ s. d. 11/2 s. d.

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 600124 0 0

GENERAL MANAGER'S BRANCH— continued.

CONTINGENCIES—£184,919.

780             Materials and Stores of all kinds for the working of the

Railways.-.. ... ... ... ...

149775 0 0

781 Incidental and Miscellaneous Expenses (including Travelling Expenses, Printing, Stationery, Postage. Telegrams, and Telephone Rent, etc.) ... , . 27144 0 0

782 . Insurance of Buildings and Furniture, and Guarantee of

Employees... ... ... ... . 2000 0 0

783 Compensation Claims for Loss and Detention of and Damage to Goods, etc., and Loss of Life or Personal Injuries ... 6000 0 0

Cossack and Roebourne Tramway—£3,150.

Traffic Branch—£2,050.

SALARIES, PIXED—.€200.

784 1 Manager • • •

..• 200 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S1,600.

785              Wages—Foreman, Drivers, Porters, &c. (classified accord-

ing to Regulations) ; also Overtime and Extra

Labour 1500 0 0

ALLOWANCES—S.50.

786 House Allowance, Manager 50 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—.€300.

787 Materials and. Incidental Expenses, including Claims Mr Loss or Detention of and Damage to Goods during transit, and Compensation for Accident or Loss of Life 300 0 0

Traction Branch—S300.

CONTINGENCIES—S300.

788 Fodder, Paddocking, Harness, and Purchase of Horses 300 0 0

Way and Works Branch---.800.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S.351.

789             Wages—Gangers and Platelayers (classified according

to Regulations) ; also Overtime and Extra Labour 350 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—£,150.

790 Materials and Incidental Expenses ... 450 0 0

Carried forward . 788193 0 0

63" VICTORUE, No 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(con

Item No.

£ s. d. d.

Pz.

Railways and Tramways—continued.

Brought forward 788193 0 0

New Works and Improvements—X22,607.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-1;3,853.

22 Assistant Engineers (2) (1 £400, 1 £250), Junior

Assistant Engineer (1), Draftsmen (10), Engineering Cadet (1), Clerks (8) ... 3853 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-1'18,754,

813              .Emprovements a.nd Renewals, -Existing Lines, chargeable

to Revenue ... 187:54 0 0

Total Railways and TrithlWayS	810800 0
PUBLIC WORKS.

GENERAL DIVISION.

£29,001.

SALARIES, Po: En

, Director of Public Works (also Commissioner of Rail- ways) (Civil List).

1	1 : Under Secretary for Public Works ...	600	0	0
2	1 Chief Clerk	400	0	0

3 1 Chief Accountant and Paymaster	500	0	0
4 1 Laud Purchase and Estate Officer	375	0	0

5	1 Head Clerk Accounts Office	275	0	0
6	I Chief Correspondence Cleric	275	0	0 ,

7 1 IRecord Clerk (Public Works Records) 225 0 0i

8 1. Do. (Architectural Records) 225 0 0 !

9 1. Clerk (Minister's and General) 225 0 0

10 1 Do. (Roads Boards) 225 0 0

11 1 Shorthand Clerk (Minister's) 225 0 0 1

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL, AND TEMPORARY

£10,901.

12 1 Clerk (Contracts) 225 0 0

13 1 ! Do. (Plan Records) . ... 225 0 0

14	1 1 "Correspondence and Shorthand Clerk	225 0 0
15	1 1 Shorthand Clerk (Correspondence) ...	180 0 0
16	1 1 Cleric (Land Purchase and Estate Office)	170 0 0

17 1 , Do. (Public Works Records) ... 160 0 0

18 1 Do. (Record of Service and General) 160 0 0

Carried forward 4895 0 0 810800 0 0

usly under Public Buildings.

63° VICTORIJE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COâIMISS1ONEll OF RiawAtis—(continued).

£ s. d. 4€ 8. cl.

Item No. O

o Brought forward 810800 0 0

Public Works—continued. General Division—continued.

Brought forward 4895 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—conti nued

19 1 . Clerk (Architectural Records) 140 0 0

20	1	Do.	(Public Works Records)	140	0	0
21	1	Do.	(Public Works Records)	140	0 0
22	1	Do.	(Architectural Records)	140	0	0

23 1 Typist (Correspondence) ... 110 0 0

24	1	Junior Clerk (Correspondence)	70	0	0
25	L	70	0	0

26 I Clerk .. ... 60 0 0

27 •1 Junior Clerk (Land Purchase and Estate Office) 60 0 0

28 1 Do. ... ... 125 0 0

29 1 Messenger 120 0 0

ACCOUNTS AND PAT OFFICE.

30 1 Clerk (Travelling Auditor) 250 0 0

31	1	Do.	(Chief Pay Clerk) ...	...	250	0	0
32	I	Do.	(Statistical and Returns, etc.)	225	0 •

33 1 Do. (Pay Office) ... 200 0 •

34 1 Do. (Chief Ledger-keeper) 200 0

35 1 Do. (Deposits and Records) 190 0

36	1	Do.	(Check Clerk and Stores Vouchers Scrutineer)	180	0
37	1	Do.	(General Cash Book-keeper) ...	180	0

38 1 Do. (Pay Office) ... 180 0

39	1	Do.	(Loan Ledger-keeper)	170	0
40	1	Do.	(Condition of Votes Ledger-keeper)	170	0
41	1	Do.	(Loan Ledger-keeper)	170	0 •

42 1 , Do. (Schedule Clerk) ... 170 0

48	1	' Do. (Stationery and General)	170	0
44	1	, Do. (Authorities Clerk)...	170	0
45	I	• Do. (Salaries and Appointments) ..	160	0
46	1	, Do. (Assistant Schedule Clerk) ...	160	0

47 1 Do. (Check Ledger-keeper) 160 0

48 1 Do. (Pay Clerk and Cash Book-keeper) .,. 160 0

49 1 Do. (Consolidated Revenue Ledger-keeper) 150 0

50 1 Do. (Assisting Statistics and Returns) 150 0

51	1	Do. (Despatch, and General)	130	0
52	1	Shorthand Writer and Typist	180	0

53 1 Clerk (Pay Office) ... 110 0

54 1 Clerk (Registrar of Vouchers) 100 0

55 1 Typist ... ... 96 0

56 1 Junior Clerk (General) ... 50 0

57 1 Caretaker and Messenger ... ... 100 0

58 .. Temporary Clerical Assistance for all Branches 300 0

Carried forward ... 10901 0 0 810800 0 0

63° VICTORIZE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continuer)').

Item No. s. 7. $. 77.

Brought forward 810800 0 0

Public Works—continued.

General Division—continued.

Brought forward 10901 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY —Continued

ACCOUNTS AND PAY OFFICE—continued.

59 Supervisors Temporarily Engaged ... ... .,. 250 0 0

60             Amount to cover Salaries of -Officers whose Services will

terminate during the financial year ... ... 400 0

61	Wages of Storeman, Packers, etc., Store Manager's office	400	0
62	Wages of Office Cleaners and Labourers employed in

Public Offices, Perth ... ... 2500 0

CoNrusionNcins—S14,550.

63 Postages and Private Letter Boxes and Telephone Rents 1800 0

64 Stationery and office requisites ... 1700 0

65 Advertising ... ... 1500 0

66	Allowances and Travelling Expenses	2750	0
67	Incidental Expenses	4000	0

68 Minor Railway Freights ...

150     0

69 Railway Fares ... ... 2300 0

70	Telegrams and Cablegrams	100	0
71	Materials for Cleaning Offices	100	0
72	Field Instruments and Repairs	150	0
ENGINEERING DIVISION—X132,148.

SALARIES, FLKED—.22,250.

73	1	Engineer-in-Chief	1500	0	0
74	1	Assistant Superintendent of Public Works	500	0	0
75	1	Shorthand and Correspondence Clerk	250	0	0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—.44,130.

76 1 Shorthand and Correspondence Clerk 190 0 0

77 1 Junior Clerk and Typist ...

100 0 0

78 1 Messenger 60 0 0

79 1 Do. 60 0 0

Roads and Bridges Works.

(Also General Water Supply. Ste for latter

provided on Loan Estimates.)

80	1	Engineer-in-Charge (also of General Water Supply)	100	0 0
81	1	Resident Engineer	350	0 0
82	1	Assistant Engineer	325	0 0

83 1 Clerk ..

250     0 0

84 1 Clerk ... 180 0 0

85 1 Messenger and Junior Clerk 70 0 0,

Carried forward ... 32936 0 0 810800 0 0

63° VICTORIYE No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAThwAYs—(continued).

°

Item No. £ s. rl. s. d.

Brought forward 810800 0 0

- I

Public Works—continued.

Engineering Division—continued.

Brought forward 32936 0 0

Harbour and River Works.

(Exclusive of Fremantle Harbour Works.)

Engineer-in-Charge (also of Railway Construction).

86	Resident Engineer	400	0	0
87	Assistant Engineer	300	0	0

88 Do. 220 0 0

89	Clerk ...	200	0	0
90	Clerk (Records) ...	180	0	0
91	Supervisor (Carnarvon)	200	0	0

92 Do. (Port Hedland) 180 0 0

93	Do.	(Ashburton)	...	180	0	0
94	Do.	(Derby)	180	0	0

95	Draftsman	180	0	0
METROPOLITAN (PER• H AND FREMAN • LE) SEWERAGE

AND WATER SUPPLY.

Engineer-in-Charge (also of Coolgardie Water Supply).

96 I Head Clerk 225 0 0

ROADS AND BRIDGES WORKS, £80,601.

97 Roads and Bridges throughout the Colony 40000 0 0

Banicus—S12,270.

98	Arthur River Bridge, at Moordiarrup	600	0
99	Balingup Bridge over Blackwood River	750	0
100	Bunbury-Stirling Road, two small bridges	145	0
101	Colliefields Bridge	500	0
102	Collie River (2) Bridge on Preston Road	800	0

103 Forrest Street (Cottesloe) Bridge ... 1200 0

104           Fremantle Road Bridges (2)—Lighting, £50; Main

temince, £350 400 0

105	Donnybrook-Nonnigup Bridge	400	0
106	Guildford, West Bridge over Swan River	400	0

107 Guildford, Helena River Bridge ... 1000 0

108	Jalbarragup Bridge over Blackwood River	600	0
109	Katanning Bridge over Byrine River	100	0

110	Marbellup Creek Bridge	..	300	0
111	Napier Bridge, Repairs	...	250	0

112	Northam Avon River Bridge, Repairs	1000	0
113	Perth Causeway—Lighting, £75; Maintenance, £300..	375	0
114	Perth-Bunbury Road, Reconstructing Bridges	1250	0
115	Preston, Thompson's Brook Bridge ...	200	0
116	South Dandalup Bridge Repairs (Mandurah Road)	300	0
117	Toodyay, Newcastle Town Bridge over Avon River	1200	0

Carried forward ... 87151 0 810800 0 0

63° VICTORIX, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(contin ued).

OG

Item No (1.! (1.

'74w

P4 Brought forward 810800 0 0

Public Works—continued.

Engineering Division—continued.

Brought forward 87151 0 0

ROADS AND BRIDGES WORICS—continued.

BRIDGES--continued.

118	Torbay Inlet Bridge	400	0	0
119	Willyung Creek Bridge	100	0	0

RoAns--,227,076.

120 Albany, Festing Street ..

250 0 0

121	Baba Balla, Road or Tramway across Marsh to Mainland	700	0	0
122	Bayswater, Approach Road to Railway Station from

Main Road ... .. 500 0 0

123              Boulder, Road between Railway Station and Wittelloom

Street .. 500 0 0

124 Canning Road (Fremantle to Perth) 1000 0 0

125 Claremont-Subiaco Road ... 900 0 0

126 Collie Townsite, Street Clearing 300 0 0

127 Cottesloe, Leake Street ... 250 0 0

128	Cottesloe, Victoria Street to Point Chidley Reserve	500	0	0
129	Cossack, Approach Road to Magazine	135	0	0
130	Cossack, Bonded Store, Approach Road	250	0	0
131	Coolgardie, Hunt Street (towards Hospital) ...	500	0	0
132	Esperance to Norseman Road	1000	0	0
133	East Fremantle Main Road	250	0	0
134	Esplanade Road, Peppermint Grove	500	0	0
135	Fitzgerald Street, Perth	500	0	0
136	Fremantle, Approach Road to Temporary Bridge	220	0	0
137	Forrest Road rig Lake Bibra (Fremantle to Sand a kot)	2000	0	0
138	Fremantle, Russell Road, Jandakot...	1000	0	0
139	Geraldton-Greenough Road, Reconstruction	260	0	0
140	Gooseberry Hill Road	250	0	0

141 Gracemere and Marbellup Roads ... 400 0 0

142	Greenough, Approach Road to Walkaway Station	500	0	0
143	Guildford Road between Meadows and Waylen Streets

and through Stirling Square ... 0

500      0

144	Kalgoorlie, Wit ten,mm Street	250	0	0
145	Kimberley Road, Barrier to Mount Broome Goldfields...	200	0	0
146	Leederville, Road to Monger's Lake	500	0	0
147	Leederville, Road to connect Saunders and Kimberley

Streets 850 0 0

148 Lower Kim, Road 300 0 0

149 Menzies-Mount Ida Road ... a 500 0 0

160 Middle Swan Bridge, Approach Roads 26 0 0

151 Mount Magnet-Paynesville Road . 215 0 0

152              Nelson, Culverts on Road between Ballingup and Lower

Blackwood 200 0 0

153	North Fremantle, John Street	300	0	0
154	North Perth, Wanneroo Road	1500	0	0

Carried forward 105647 0 0 810800 0 0

63° VICTORI.2E, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continzted).

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 810800 0 0

Public Works— con tin u ed.

Engineering Division—continued.

Brought forward 105647 0 0

ROADS AND BRIDGES WORKS—Continued.

ROADS— continued.

155	..	Perth, Cathedral Avenue ...	475	0	0
156	.	Perth, Constructing Road between Havelock and Colin

Street, including portion of Colin Street ... 600 0 0

157	.	Perth, Water Street, between Lord and Lime Streets .,.	380	0	0
158	Perth-Albany Road through Victoria Park, Canning, and

Kelmscott Districts ... 1000 0 0

159	Perth-Fremantle Road Maintenance	1000	0	0
160	Perth to Guildford Main Road	750	0	0
161	Perth Park Boundary Roads, Brooking and Bellevue

Streets (part cost) 500 0 0

162	Perth Park Circular Road .	1000	0	0	!
163	Preston-Colliefields Road ...	300	0	0
164	Preston Point Road	500	0	0
165	Roebomne, Repairing Damage done by Floods on Road

to Cossack ... 1325 0 0 '

166            Swan Road between Chattering Road and Bull's Brook

Siding, including Small Bridge 300 0 0

167             Tramways on North-West Coast, Maintenance and

Repairs 300 0 0

168	Upper King Road	200	0	0
169	Vasse Road to Hospital	200	0	0

170	Vasse to Karridale Road	...	200	0	0
171	Vasse to Jalbarragup Road	200	0	0

172 Victoria Park, Repairs to Perth Causeway 750 0 0

OTHER WORKS—£355.

173	Gascoyne Goldfields, Well at Bangemall	105	0	0
174	Dongara Sand Drift, Prevention of ...	250	0	0

HARBOUR AND RIVERS Wonas—S12,204.

(Excepting Fremantle Harbour Works.)

175             Additions and Repairs to Jetties, Stock Yards, and River

Improvements 2250 0 0

176	Albany, Town Jetty, Redecking	400	0	0
177	Broome, Small Customs' House near end of Jetty	600	0	0
178	Carnac Island, Jetty	600	0	0
179	Carnarvon, Stock Yards to New Jetty	1000	0	0
180	Carnarvon Fascines	800	0	0
181	Derby, Small Wool Shed ...	600	0	0
182	Derby Cattle Yards, additional Fencing and Earthworks	2000	0	0

183 Dongara. Jetty ... 1500 0 0

184	..	Geraldton, Esplanade	500	0	0
185	..	Mary Ann Harbour, Survey	200	0	0

Carried forward 126432 0 0 810800 0 0

63° VICTORIX, No. IS.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

Item No. 88 £ s. d. s. d.

I z Brought forward 810800 0 0

Public Works—continued.

Engineering Division—continued.

Brought forward 126432 0 0

HARBOUR AND RIVERS WORES—Continued.

186 I .., Middleton Beach Boat Jetty .

150 0 0

187 ... I North Fremantle, Jetty, Harvest Street ... 300 0 0

188	...	Port Hedland, Small Goods Shed at foot of New Jetty I	600	0	0
189	Plant.—Cranes, Grabs, Pile Drivers, Buoys, Mooring

Chains, Anchors, Tugs, Punts, Tools, Rails, Tipping, •

Discharge Pipes and Pontoons, and Sundry ... 250 0 0

190	..,	Woodman's Point Quarantine Ground, Fencing	217	0	0
191	...	Woodman's Point Cattle Quarantine Ground, Brush-

woodino ... ... ... ... 62 0 0

192 i ... Woodman's Point Quarantine Ground, access to Slaug,h- •

ter House .. ... ... I 175 0 0

General Water Supply Works—£29,238.

(Provision for Staff and Constraction Works made on

Loan Estimates.)

WAGES, PROVISIONAL AND TmueonAny-636,500.

193            Eastern Goldfields—Wages of Caretakers, Yardsmen,

Drivers, etc, ...... .. 4500 0 0

194	Murchison and Peak Hill Goldfields	do.	1000	0	0
195	Pilbarra Goldfields	do.	500	0	0
196	Other Goldfields ...	500	0	0

CONTINGENCIES—S1.0,000.

197             Eastern Goldfields—Upkeep of Bores, Condensers, Clay-

pans, Lagoons, Reservoirs, Soaks, Tanks, Roads, etc. 4000 0 0

198	Murchison and Peak Hill Goldfields	do.	3000	0	0
199	Pilbarra Goldfields	do.	1500	0	0

200 Other Goldfields ... ... 500 0 0

201 Stock Routes—General Maintenance 1000 0 0

OTHER SnavxcEs—.27,350.

202 ' I Maintenance of Water Supplies ... 300 0 0

203 :	Broome, Stock Jetty Water Supply ...	500	0	0
204 I	Derby Water Supply	1000	0	0

205 Greenbushes do. ... 500 0 0

206	Maintenance of Boring Plants	750	0	0
207 '	Point Moore, Lighthouse Water Service	300	0	0
208	Water Supply and Boring generally...	1500	0	0

209 1 Wyndham, Water Supply Boring ... ... 1000 0 0

210 Yaradino (West Donara) Water Supply Boring o 1000 0 0

211 Prospecting for Coal, Albany ... 500 0 0

Carried forward .. • 152036 0 0 810800 0 0

63" VICTOR1 7E, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

oa £ d. £ s. d.

Item No.

Brought forward 810800 0 0

Public Works—continued.

Engineering Division—continued.

Brought forward 152036 0 0

GENERAL WATER SUPPLY WORES—continued.

FREMANTLE WATER SUPPLY-53,680.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-52,180.

212 1 Superintendent ... 275 0 0

213	1	Collector and Bookkeeper ...	175 0 0
214	1	Junior Clerk	150 0 0

215 1 Do. and Messenger... 80 0 0

216 Wages of Mechanics, etc. ... 1500 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-51,500.

217 Materials, Upkeep, Services to Houses, &c. 1500 0 0

GOVERNMENT REFRIGERATING WORES—S1,708.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-51,108.

218	1 Manager	250 0 0
219	1 Engineer	218 0 0
220	1 Clerk ...	140 0 0

221 Wages of Engineers, Firemen, Storemen, Labourers, etc. 500 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-5600.

222	Fuel, etc.	350	0	0
223	Materials for Upkeep	250	0	0
ENGINEERING SURVEYS AND RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION —

£4,025.

(Provision for Staff and other Construction Works made

on Loan Estimates.)

224	Laud Resumption Surveys and Plans on opened lines ...	1500
225	Miscellaneous Surveys	500
226	Collie Coalfields Railway—Laud Resumption ...	825

227 Owen's Anchorae Railway u 20

228	Bridgetown Railway--Land Resumption	300
229	York-Greenhills Railway—Laud Resumption...	250
230	Parkerville Siding for Perth City Council	630

Total Public Works	161449	0	0
Carried forward ...	972249	0	0

63" VICTORIIE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

Item No. £ 8 . d. £ s. d.

Brought forward. 972249 0 0

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

ARCHITECTURAL DIVISION.

SALARIES, FIXED—S1,990.

HEAD OFFICE.

, 1 1 Superintendent of Public Buildings 700 0 0

2 1 Government Electrician ...

350 0 0

Principal Clerk ...

300 0 0

CHIEF INSPECTOR OF WORKS OFFICE.

4	I	1	Chief Inspector of Works ...	450	0	0
o	1	1	Sanitary Supervisor	190	0	0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X8480.

HEAD OFFICE.

Accounts.

6 1 Bookkeeper 250 0 0

7	1	1	Clerk ...	170	0	0
8	1	Junior Clerk	110	0	0

• Clerical.

9	1	Shorthand Clerk (Correspondence)	200	0	0
10	1	Clerk (Returns, etc.)	180	0	0
11	1	Do. (Despatch)	140	0	0
12	1	Principal Typist ...	115	0	0
13	1	Office Boy	45	0	0

CHIEF ARCHITECT'S OFFICE.

General.

14 1 Chief Architect ... 650 0 0

Drafting.

15	1	Chief Draftsman...	300	0	0
16	1	1st Class Draftsman	260	0	0

17 1 2nd Class do. 240 0 0

18 1 Do. do. 200 0 0

19	1	3rd Class	do.	180	0	0
20	1	Junior	do.	110	0	0

Specifications.

21 1 Typist ... 100 0 0

Carried forward 5240 0 0 972249 0 0

63° VICTORI/E, No- 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF Reawns—(continued).

Hem No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 972249 0 0

Public Buildings—continued. Architectural Division—continued.

Brought forward. 5240 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—continued.

Quantities.

22 1 Surveyor and Draftsman 200 0 0

Clerical, etc.

23 1 Shorthand and Typing Clerk 200 0 0

24 1 Clerk (Certificates and Accounts) ... 200 0 0

CHIEF INSPECTOR'S OFFICE.

General.

25	1	Principal Assistant Inspector of Works	300	0	0
26	1	Assistant Inspector of Works	250	0	0

27 1 Do. do. 210 0 0

Drafting.

28 1 1st Class Draftsman 260 0 . 0

29 1 2nd Class do. 200 0 0

Clerical, etc.

30	1	Shorthand Clerk ...	225	0	0
31	1	Clerk (Authorities)	200	0	0
32	1	Junior Cleric	100	0	0
33	1	Typist ...	100	0	0
34	1	Office Boy	40	0	0

GOLDFIELDS AND N.W. OFFICES.

General.

35 1 Resident Officer, Coolgardie Goldfields 330 0 0

36	1	Do.	Murchison Goldfields	300	0	0
37	1	Do.	North- West Coast and Pilbarra	275	0	0
Clerical, Drafting, etc.

38 1 Draftsman and Cleric (Coolgardie Office) 160 0 0

SUPERVISION.

39 1 1st Class Supervisor (Goldfields) ... 210 0 0

40 1 Do. do. do. 200 0 0

DISTRICT OFFICES.

41 1 District Officer (Albany) 250 0 0

Carried forward ... . I 9450 0 0 972249 0 0

63" VICTORIIE, No. IR

Appropriation-1899-4900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(continued).

00

Item No. £ s. d. s. d.

zpc; Brought forward 972249 0 0

Public Buildiugs–Tcontinued.

Architectural Division—continued.

Brought forward 9450 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—continued.

GENERAL SUPERVISION.

(Exclusive of Goldfields and N. âV.)

42 1 Inspecting Officer 300 0 0

43	j	1	1st Class Supervisor	•00	0 0
44	1	2nd ()lass Supervisor	190	0 0

45 1 Do. do. ... 180 0 0

CADETS.

46	..	Cadets	150	0	0
BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE COLONIAL.

SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT—£29,560.

Hospitals and Quarantine Stations, £18,860.

47 Additions and Repairs to existing Buildings ... 3000 0 0

48 Broome Hospital and Quarters ... ... 1500 0 0

49 Bridgetown Hospital, Fencing and Approaches 150 0 0

50 Bunbury Hospital ... ... 300 0 0

51	Carnac Island, Quarantine Station ...	2000	0	0
52	Coolgardie Hospital, Operating Theatre	1000	0 0
53	Coolgardie Hospital, Nurses' Quarters	1200	0 0
54	Coolgardie Hospital, Fencing and Drainage ...	350	0	0

55 I Fremantle Lunatic Asylum, Fire Protection, Drainage, Ventilation, etc. ... ... 500 0 0 ,

56	Invalid Depot for Old Men, Whitby	2500	0	0
57	Kalgoorlie Hospital, Operating Theatre and

ments ... ... ... 1000 0 0

58 Kalgoorlie Hospital, Additional Tanks 160 0 0

59 I Perth Hospital, Electric Lighting ... 200 0 0

60             Perth Hospital, re-roofing Old Portion, Windmill Water

Supply and Approaches .. 500 0 0

61	Whitby Lunatic Asylum, Additions	2000	0 0
62	Woodman's Point Quarantine Station	2000	0 0 I

Gaols and Quarters, £3,500.

63	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings...	750	0 0
641..	Fremantle Prison, and Warders' Quarters, General Re -

... ...

... 1000 0 0

pairs...

65 l . Fremantle Prison Workshops ... 1000 0 0

66 .. Fremantle Gaol, Materials for Four Additional Sets

New Quarters for Warders and Dividing -Walls . 300 0 0

67 .. -Fremantle Gaol, Sanitary Drainage... 450 0 0

Carried forward ... 32330 0 0 972249 0 0

63° VICTORI}E, No. 18.

Apiwol•iation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS—(con tinned).

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 912249 0 0

Public Buildings—continued.

Architectural Division—continued.

Brought forward 32330 0 0

BUILDINGS AND OTHEI‘SERVICES FOR THE COLONIAL SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT—coatILICd.

Industrial Schools, etc., £250.

68 Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings... 100 0 0

69 Rottnest Reformatory, Additions ... 150 0 0

Libraries, Museums, Observatories, etc., £5,650.

70	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings...	200	0	0
71	Fremantle Time Ball, with Wire from Lighthouse to

Observatory ... ... ., 600 0 0

•• • -• •

72            Perth Observatory, including Instruments and erection

thereof, Furniture, and Astronomical Buildings ... 1000 0 0

73 Perth Museum (Fittings) ..... . 600 0 0

• • •

74	Perth Observatory, Fencing and Laying Out Grounds ...	150	0	0
75	Victoria Public Library and Museum, first wing	3100	0	0

Government Houses, £1,000.

76	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings...	300	0	0
77	Perth Government House, Construction of Road

Approaches to New Wing and Ball Room 500 0 0

78 Perth Government House, Additions and Ball Room 200 0 0

Magistrates' Residences, etc., £800.

79	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings...	800	0	0
BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE COLONIAL

TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT—S18,515.

Lighthouses, Lighthouse Keepers', Pilot Crews'

Quarters, etc., £500.

80	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings...	500	0	0
Customs Bonded Stores, Explosive Magazines, etc., £2,900.

81 Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings... ... 750 0 0

82             Fremantle Government Store, Fencing Approaches, and

OilStore, etc. ... ... ... ... 400 0 0

83 Fremantle Government Store, Iron Racks, Weather

Sheds, and other additions ... ... ... 1000 0 0

84            Fremantle, Government Analyst and Chief Inspector of

Explosives, Office Additions 250 0 0

85 Geraldton, Customs Shed ... 500 0 0

Carried forward 43430 0 0 972299 0 0

63° VICTORIX No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COMMISSIONER OF RAnvir kurs—( continued).

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 972249 0 0

Public Buildings—continued.

Architectural Division—continued.

1173 Chief Operator 200 0 0

1174 .. Operator 1.50 0 0

1175	...	Do.	150	0	0
1176	Do.	140 0	0

1177 Roebourne Do. 120 0 0

1178	...	Clerk	140	0	0
1179
...	Messenger	50 0	0

1180 j ... Do. 50 0 0

1181	...	Lineman	170 0	0
1182	...	t Native Assistant	30 0	0

1183 1 Serpentine Postmaster ... ... 50 0 0

1184 ... ( Post and Telegraph Master 160 0 0

Sh aks Bay r

1185 ... 't Native Assistant ... F 30 0 0

1186: Smith's 31111 Postmaster ... ... 30 0 0

1187 I	...	;Post and Telegraph Master	220 0	0
1188 1	Operator	150 0	0

1189 I ... Assistant 150 0 0

1190 1 .,. Clerk 150 0 0

1191 Southern Cross Do. 130 0 0

1192 1 ... Messenger 50 0 0

1193 ' Do. 45 0 0

1194 ... Lineman ... 150 0 0

1195 (Native Assistant ... 40 0 0

1196 ... Star of the Bast Post and Telegraph Master 140 0 0

1197 ' Strainberry . Postmaster ... ... 36 0 0

1198	...	(Post and Telegraph Master	150 0	0
1199 1
•••

I Assistant ... ... 100 0 0

1200 ... &Liu co j Messenger and Letter Carrier 50 0 0

1201 .,. i Do. do. 50 0 0

1202 LMessenger • •• 40 0 0

1203 ... Swan Postmaster 30 0 0 • I

Carried forward I 149458 10 0 246666 19 '2

63° VICTORIA, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL SECRETARY—(Continzted).

Item No. ..€ s. cl. .€ 9. d.

Brought forward 246666 19 2

Postal and Telegraph—continued.

Brought forward 149458 10 0

SALARIES, Finn—continued.

1204 Tambourah ... Post and Telegraph Master 150

1205 Tnekanarra Do. do. 140

1206 ( Do. do. 160

1207	Turkey Creek ...	-I Lineman	..	...	120
1208	LNative Assistant	...	45

1209 (Post and Telegraph Master 170

1210 Assistant .. ... 100

1211 Vasse i Messenger and Letter Carrier 50

1212 l_Lineman ... ... 130

1213	Victoria Park ..	I Post and Telegraph Master	70
1214

• ( Messenger .. .. 45

1215 Wa gin Post and Telegraph Master 140

1216 C Messenger ... ... 40

1217	Waletting	I Post and Telegraph Master	60
1218	/. Lineman	170
1219	(- Post and Telegraph Master	140

1220 Walhall Assistant ... 120

1221 •" ) Lineman ... 140

1222 CNative Assistant 30

1223 Walkaway ... Postmaster ... 60

1224 Wandering ... Post and Telegraph Master 110

1225 Waroona Do. do. 70

1226 Messenger ... ... 30

1227 Warrawoona ... Post and Telegraph Master 120

1228	Whim Creek	...	Do.	130
1229	Widgienzooltha	...	Do.	150
1230	Do.	150

1231	Williams	.	Messenger	35
1232	Lineman	140
1233	Operator	160
1234	Winning Pool	Lineman	120
1235	Native Assistant	30
1236	Wongamine	Postmaster ...	25
1237	Operator and Lineman	160

1238 Wooramel Lineman . 120

1239 Native Assistant ... 30

1240 (Post and Telegraph Master 150

1241 Wyndham ... -)) Operator .. 120

1242 (Native Assistant ... 30

1243 (Post and Telegraph Master 180

1244 Yalgoo ... -1 Operator ... ... 130

1245 LMessenger ... ... 60

1246 Yarloop I Post and Telegraph Master 140

1247 '" ( Messenger ... .. 30

1248 Yeri ... Post and Telegraph Master 170

Carried forward 154128 1 246666 19 2

63° VICTORIZE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL SEC1tETARY-4 cotztinz ed).

th

°

/tom No. r, £ s. d. s. d

X 0 a, Brought forward 246666 19 2

Postal and Telegraph—continued.

Brought forward 154128 10

SALARIES, FIXED—00116/111Cd.

1249	Post and Telegraph Master	210
1250	Operator	90
1251	Messenger and Letter Carrier	70

1252	York ...	H	Do.	50
1253	Do.	30

1254	Lineman	150
1255	1Cadet	50

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—.28,670 Ss. 6d.

@51 8 Instrument Fitters, Telephone, 3 at Ils., 1 at. 10s., 2 at 9s., 1 at 6s. 6d., and 1 at 6s. per diem

1 .2ra f

1150 5 6

eva	2	Carpenters, 1 at lls., 1 at 10s. per diem	328	13	0
1266	1	Blacksmith at 10s. per diem	156	10	0
107 t
1: Pr 2 I	36	Receivers of Mail Bags in Country Districts, 11 at £52 each, 2 at £50 each°, 1 at £26, 2 at £25 each, 5 at £20 each, 7 at £15 each, 1 at £12, and 7 at £10 per

annum each ...

1035 0 0

1303 Extra Clerical Assistance ... 1000 0 0

1304 Extra Labour ... •.• 5000 0 0

ALLOWANCES—X7,507.

Officers on Goldfields, 7 at £40, 94 at £30, and 97 at

in} 198 £15 per annum each ... ... ... ... 4555 0 0

Forage Allowances for Letter Carriers, 2 at £40 each,

=f	7	1 at £25, 1 at £24,1 at £20, 1 at £18, and 1 at £10
per annum ... ... ... ... ... 177 0 0

1510(	63	Tropical Allowances, 4 at £60 each, 17 at £50 each, 41
157:1	".

at £40 each, and 1 at £30 per annum . ... 2760 0 0

1573 1 Special Allowance, Mail Officer at Albany, at £15 per

annum... ... ...

15 0 0

CONT/NGENOIES—.04,400.

1574	Conveyance of Inland Mails	40000	0
157.5	Conveyance of Foreign Mails	4800	0

1576	Gratuities to Shipmasters ...	800	0
1577	Rent of Buildings	550	0
1578	Transport	1300	0
1579	Travelling Expenses	1000
1580	Telegraph Line Repairs	4000	0

1581	Linemen's Equipments	...	600	0
1582	Forage for Line Horses	1400	0
1583	Incidental Expenses	4000	0

Carried forty 229405 1 6 246666 19 2

63° VICTORIA, No 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL SECRETARY—(continued).

•.51

Item No s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 246666 19 2

P4

Postal and Telegraphs—continued.

Brought forward 229405 18 6

CONTINGENCIEs—continued.

1584 Telephone Material, etc. ... 4500

1585 New Switch Boards, Telephone 500

1586	Subsidies, Coastal Steam Services	...	6450
1587	Subsidies and Guarantees	1550

1588 Stationery and Printing .. 1400

1589	Telegraph Lines as may be required	850
1590	Sanitary Services...	700

Total Postal and Telegraphs 245355 18 6

AUDIT.

SALARIES, FixED—£3,810.

1	1	Auditor General ...	700
2	1	Chief Clerk	400
3	1	Chief Inspector of Accounts	350
4	1	Inspector of Accounts	325
5	1	Cleric and Examiner	325

6	1	Do.	do.	225
7	1	Do.	do.	200
S	1	Do.	195
9	1	Do.	195
10	Do.	195
11	1	Do.	170
12	1	Do.	170
13	1	Do.	150
14	1	Do.	120
15	Do.	90

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—‘21,366.

16	1	Clerk	220
17	1	Clerk and Examiner	200

18	1	Clerk	...	180
19	1	Do.	160
20	1	Do.	160
21	1	Do.	160
22	140

23 1 Typist and Shorthand Writer 110

24	1	Office Cleaner	...	36
CONTINGENCIES—S540.

25	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ...	450	0
26	Postage and Telephone Rent	50	0

27 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery ... 40 0

Total Audit Carried forward ... 5716 0 0

... 497738 17 8

63" VICTORL ♦ , No 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL SECRETARY—(contim ed).

o

Item No. oo s. d. s. d.

r4o Brought forward 497738 17 8

OBSERVATORY.

SALARIES, PINED—S1,501.

1 1 Government Astronomer ... 500 0

2	1	Meteorological Computer and Astronomical Observer	250 0
3	1	Astronomical Computer and Observer	250

4 1 Do. do. 200

5 1 Astrograph Observer and Mechanic 200

6	1	Junior Clerk	...	75
Apprentice	26

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X652 4s.

8	1	Meteorological Telegraphist and Observer, Perth	27
9	1	Caretaker and Messenger, @ 8s. per day	125

10	1	Office Cleaner	...	24
11	1	Observer, Albany	12

12	1	Do.	Balladonia	12
13	1	Do.	Baugemall	12
14	1	Do.	Breaksea Lighthouse	15

15 1 Do. (Assistant) do. 6

16 1 Do. do. do. 6

17	1	Do.	Broome	12
18	1	Do.	Bunbury	12

19	1	Do.	Cape	in Lighthouse	15
20	1	Do.	6

(Assistant) do.

21 1 Do. C O. do. 6

22	1	Do.	Carnarvon	12
23	1	Do.	Condon	12
24	1	Do.	Coolgardie	12
25	1	Do.	Cossack	12
26	1	Do.	Cue	12
27	1	Do.	Derby	12
28	1	Do.	Esperance Bay ...	12

29 1 Do. Eyre ... 12

30	1	Do.	Fremantle	12
31	1	Do.	Geraldton	12
32	1	Do.	Hall's Creek	12

33	1	Do.	Hamelin Pool	...	12
34	1	Do.	Kalgoorlie	12
35	1	Do.	Karridale	12

36 1 Do. Katanning 12

:37	1	Do.	Lawlers	12
38	1	Do.	Menzies	12
39	1	Do.	Mount Margaret	12
40	1	Do.	Nullagine	12
41	1	Do.	Onslow	12
42	1	Do.	Peak Hill	12

43	1	Do. Ruttiest
44	1	Do. Southern Cross 12
45	1	Do. Wyndham 12
46	1	Do. Yalgoo 12

Carried forward ... 2091 0 497738 17 8

63° VICTORLE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL SECRETARY—(continued).

OG

Item No. s. d.

Brought forward 497738 17 8

Observatory—continued.

Brought forward 2091 4 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—contin ued.

47	1	Observer, York ...	12 0 0
Temporary Labour	50 0 0

CONTINGENCIES—S970.

49 .. Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 200 0 0

50 .. Meteorological Instruments, etc. ... 300 0 0

51 Foreign Telegrams and Stationery (including Books) Telegrams 120 0 0

52 Postage and Rent 100 0 0

53 Measuring Astro&raphic Plates 100 0 0

54 Light, Fuel, Water, and Sanitary Services n ... 150 0 0

Total Observatory ... 3123 4 0

PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC.

SALARIES, FIXED—Z2,615.

1 1 Photo-lithographer 300 0 0

2	1	Clerk ...	150 0 0
3	I	Caretaker and Messenger ...	120 0 0

Drafting Staff.

4 1 Lithographic Draftsman ... 275 0 0

5	1	Do.	250 0 0
6	1	Do.	250 0 0
7	1	Do.	230 0 0
8	1	Do.	190 0 0

Printing Staff:

9	1	Foreman, Lithographic Printer	210	0	0
10	1	Lithographic Printer and Photo-Lithographic Assistan	200	0	0
11	1	Lithographic Printer	180 0	0

12 1 Do. Assistant 130 0 0

13 1 Warehouseman, Paper-cutter 130 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY

£3,018 16s. 10d.

Drafting Staff.

14 1 Lithographic Draftsman 200 0 0

15 1 Do. 200 0 0

16 1 Do. 200 0 0

•••

17 1 Do. 200 0 0

•-• •••

18 1 Do. (3 months at a50, 9 months at

•

• 212 10 0

£200)

Carried forward 3627 10' 0 500862 1 8

* Previously distributed between Lauds, Mines, and Public Woks Department.

63° VICTORI/E, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

COLONIAL SECRETARY—(cOittinzted).

°

Item No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

zw Brought forward 500862 1 8

Photo-Lithographic—continued.

Brought forward 3627 10 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY

continued.

19 1 Lithographic Draftsman 190 0 0

20	1	Do.	do.	190	0	0
21	1	Do.	do.	190	0	0

22 1 Do. do. (8 months at £180 per annum) 45 0 0

23 1 Do.(3 mouths at £200 per annum) cdhos. 50 0 0

24 1 Do. (3 months at £190 per annum) 47 10 0

Printing IS'taif.

25 1 Lithographic Printer (3 months at £200 per annum, 9 months at £180 per annum) 185 0 0

26 1 Lithographic Machinist ... 160 0

27 1 Do. 160 0

28	1	Assistant Machinist	120 0
29	1	Lithographic Printer Assistant	120 0

30 1 Lithographic Printer Assistant and ngine Under 130 0

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

33-34 2 Feeders (Machine) ... 52 0

35	I	Lithographic Printer (3 months at £180 per annum) ...	45	0
36	1	Assistant Printer (3 months at £117 7s. 6d. per annum)	29	6 1

37 1 Do. (3 months at £130 per anumn) ... 32 10

CONTINGENCIES—S1,050.

38 Incidental expenses ... 200 0 0

39 Postage and Telephone Rent ... 50 0 0

40 Photographic Material ... ... 100 OZ 0

41 Stationery (printing paper, etc.) for Public Service

generally ... ... 500 0 0

42	Light and Fuel ...	100 0 0
43	New Machinery and Repairs	100 0 0

Total Photo-Lithographic 6683 16 10

Total Colonial Secretary... 507545 18 6

Amount brought forward from Attorney General ... 1672634 10 3

TOTAL 2180180 8 9

63' VICTOMIE, No IS.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

SCHEDULE C.

GENERAL LOAN FUND FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDING

30siu JUNE, 1900.

SUMMARY.

eh 's. s.

Departmental ... 47,075 8 1

IL	Railways and Tramways ..	398,691 11 0
Harbour and River Improvements ...	191,265 19 9

IV. Water Supply and Sewerage for Towns 4,000 0 0

Coolgardie Water Supply ...	.570,000 0 0
Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources	59,780 7 2
Roads and Bridges	1,947 16 10
Development of Agriculture	4,000 0 0
Immigration	2,051 5 8

X. Miscellaneous (including charges and expenses of ra ing loans) 76,776 5 9

Total 1,355,588 14 3

63° VIM:MY, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

110111

No. £ s. d. £ s. d.

CLASS 1.

D EPARTMENTAL.

Perth Office.

1 Cement Tester ... 300 0

Shorthand Cleric ... ... ... 190 0

3 Engineering Cadet for 9 months at £70, and 3 months at £00 ma. ... 75 0

Do. do. 5 months at £50, and 7 months at £70 p.a. ... 61 13

5	Do.	do.	4 months at £50, and 8 months at £70 p.a. ...	61 13
Do.	do.	8 months at £70, and 4 months at £00 pa, ...	76 13
7	Do.	do.	4 months at £50, and 8 months at £70 ma. ...	63 6

S Do. do. 4 months at s£:■0, and 8 months at £70 p.a. ... 03 6

0	Do.	do.	...	...	...	70	0
10	Do.	do.	70	0
11	Do.	do.	50	0
12	Do.	do.	50	0
13	Do.	do.	50	0
Do.	do.	50	0

Construction of Railways Branch.

15	Engineer-in-Charge Railway Construction...	700
16	District Engineer	400

17 Resident do. 400

18	Do.	do.	400
10	Do.	do.	400

20 Assistant do. 275

21	Do.	do.	250
22	Do.	do.	180
23	Do.	do.	180
24	Do.	do.	180

25 Draftsman ... 250

26 Do. 200

27 Do. Junior 140

28	Do.	do.	70
29	Do.	do.	50

30 Bookkeeper 220

31 Clerk ... 200

32 Do. Junior 90

33	Typist ...	100
34	Supervisor and Works Manager ...	240
35	Supervisor	220

Locomotive Branch.

(Administered by the Working Railways Department.)

36 Draftsman, 6 months at £180 pa. 90 0 0

37	Do.	6 months at £180 ma.	90	0	0
38	Do.	0 months at £172 p.a.	86	0	0

General Water Supply.

39 Engineer-in-Charge, also of Roads and Bridges 600 0

40 District Engineer 375 0

41	Do.	375	0
42	Do.	375	0

43 Assistant Engineer 300 0

Do. 275 0

45	Do.	10 months at £220 pa.	183	6
46	Do.	250	0

47 Assistant Mechanical Engineer, 8 months at £240 pa. 160 0

Carried forward ... 9536 0

63" VICTORIA, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

GENERAL LOAN FUND—continued.

Item £ s. d. d.

No. Brought forward 9536 0 0

General Water Supply—continued.

48 Draftsman 220 0 0

49	Do.	200 0 0
50	Do.	200 0 0
51	Do.	180 0 0

52 Clerk ...	225 0 0
53 Chief Bookkeeper	200 0 0
54 Clerk ...	190 0 0
55	190 0 0
56	190 0 0
57	160 0 0

58 Junior Clerk	...	70 0 0
59 Technical Clerk	250 0 0
60 Supervisor	200 0 0

61 Do. 1.90 0 0

62 Do. for 6 months at £200 ma. 100 0 0

Construction of Telegraphs.

(Administered by Post and Telegraph Department.)

63      Supervisor, from 20-5-99 to 30-9-99, at £300 per annum, Mt. Margaret

to British Flag .117 14 9

Fremantle Harbour Works.

64 Resident Engineer 600 0 0

65 Assistant do. 400 0 0

66 Draftsman ... 235 1 0

67 Do. ... 235

68 Engineering Draftsman ... 160

69 Surveyor... ... ... 275

70 Master, Dredge "Fremantle" 336

71	Mate	do.	240
72	Chief Engineer	do.	312

73 Second do. do. .. 228

74	Engineer and Master, "Premier "	336
75	Navigating Officer, "Premier"	300
76	Second Engineer, "Premier"	228
77	Master, Dredge "Parmeia"	336

78	Mate	do.	210
79	Chief Engineer	do.	312

80 Second do. do. 228

81 Master of Tug " pelican " ... 275

82 Chief Engineer do, ... ... ... ... 264

83	Engineer and Master, " Governor," 8 months at £336 per annum	224
81	Navigating Officer, " Governor," 8 months at £300 per annum	200
85	Second Engineer, "Governor," 8 months at £228 per annum	152

86	Workshops Manager	...	...	...	313
87	Bookkeeper...	...	...	...	230

88 Clerk 200

...

89   1.98

90	Do.	190
91	Do.	190
92	Do.	170
93	Do.	175
91	160

95 Storekeeper ... 250

96 Amount short paid to G. E. L. Wrench during year 1897-8 ... 8

Carried forward ... 20618 1

63° VICTORLE, No. 18

Appropriation-1899-1900.

GENERAL LOAN FUND—continued.

Item	£ s. d.	£	s. d.
No.

Brought forward 20618 14 9

Coolgardie Water Supply.

97	Engineer-in-Charge	...	700
98	Resident Engineer	...	450

99 Do. unattached 350

100	Assistant Engineer	250
101	250

102	Do.	250
103	Do.	240
104	Do.	240
105	Do.	240
106	Do.	200

107	Do.	£200 p.a.	183
108	Do.	200
109	Do.	f200
110	Do.	t300
111	Do.	t240

112	Assistant Engineer, junior	150
113	Mechanical Engineer ...	220
114	Draftsman (Supervising)	250

115	Do.	200
116	Do.	190
117	Do.	190
118	Do.
119	Do.	180
120	Do.	160

121	Do.	junior	110
122	Do.	do.	110

123	Mechanical Draftsman	190
124	Assistant Surveyor	240
125	Computer	180
126	Principal Clerk ...	250
127	Bookkeeper	240
128	Record Clerk ...	200
129	Record Stores and Col net Clerk	200
130	Clerk ...	180
131	Do.	170
132	Do.	160
133	Do.	160
134	Do.	160
135	Do.	140
136	Do.	160
137	Do.	170
138	140
139	170
140	Messenger	100
141	Supervisor	180

142	Do.	11 months at £200 p.a.	183
143	Do.	3 months at £200 p.a.	50
144	Do.	3 months at £200 pa.	50
145	Do.	9 months at £180 p.a.	135
146	Do.	3 months at £180 p.a.	45
147	Do.	3 months at £180 p.a.	45
148	Do.	3 months at £180 p.a.	45
149	Do.	3 months at £180 p.a.	45
150	Do.	3 months at £180 p.a.	45

Lighthouses.

151	Works Manager, 6 months at £250 p.a.	125 0 0
152	Supervisor, 6 months at £200 p.a.	100 0 0
153	Draftsman, 6 months at £200 p.a.	100 0 0

Carried forward 31180 8 1

t Transferred from General Water Supply.

63° VICTORI1E, No. 18.

Appropriation. —4899-1900.

GENERAL LOAN FUND —continued.

Item No. s. cl. £ s. d.

Brought forward 31180 8 1

Engineering Surveys.

154 Inspector, Engineering Surveys 700

155 Engineering Surveyor .. 450

156 Do. 350

157	Chief Land Resumption Surveyor	350
158	Land Resumption Surveyor	275

159	Assistant Surveyor	...	240
160	Assistant Engineer	240
161	240
162	Draftsman (Chief)	275

163	Do.	200
164	Do.	200
165	Do.	200
166	Do.	190

167	Do.	6 months at £180 pa..	90
168	Do.	6 months at £180 p.a..	90
169	Do.	6 months at £180 pa..	90

170 Clerk, Principal and Accounts 225

171 Do. (Correspondence) 200

172 Plan Mounter 190

173 Messenger ... 125

Stores.

174 Stores Manager ... 300

175 Clerk ••• 200

176	Do.	..•	200
177	Do.	• ••	180
178	Do.	••.	180
179	Do.	• ••	170
180	Do.	.••	160
181	Do.
•••	170
182	Do.	.••	150
183	150
184	125

185 Messenger 60

•••

Total Salaries 38,145 8 1

186	Allowances and Travelling Expenses	5000 0
187	Departmental Stables—Wages, Forage, etc.	600 0

,188 Stationery ... ... .. ... 1000 0

189 Railway Fares ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1750 0

190 Salaries of Officers retrenched ... ... ... ... ... 400 0

191     Allowances to Supervisors when in an Administrative Capacity, 3 at

... ... ... ... ... ... 180 0

8,930 0 0

Total Departmental 47,075 8 1

63° VICTORIX, No 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

GENERAL LOAN FUND—continued.

ITEMS 1899-1900.

Item

No. £ s. d. £ s. cl.

Brought forward ...

47,075 8 1

CLASS

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS:

192	*Geraldton to Murchison Goldfields Railway	3000	0	0
103	*Southern Cross to Kalgoorlie Railway ...	510	8	7
104	*Donnybrook towards Bridgetown Railway	5856 13	3

195 *Collie Coalfield Railway ... ... 0 15 10 5528 15 0

196 *Menzies Railway ... ... ...

197 *Kanowna Railway ... ... 3 10 2

198 Kalgoorlie Boulder Railway ... 3513 17 5

199 *Greenhills Railway ... ... ... ... 500 0 0

200 *Boulder Railway, Duplication (Construction) by Working Railways Department) ... ... 20000 0 0

201 *Menzies to Leonora (1st instalment of Construction) 30000 0 0

202 *Northam towards Goomalling Railway ... ... 10000 0 0

203         *Additions and Improvements to Opened Railways (administered

... ... 79777 10 9

204	*Railway Workshops ...	...	...	...	15000 0 0
205	Rails and Fastenings	...	75000 0 0

206 Rolling Stock ...

... 150000 0 0

Total Railways and Tramways ...

398,691 11 0

CLASS M.

HARBOUR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS:

207 Fremantle Harbour Works (including Cable to Rottnest and Wharf Sheds) 110000 0 0

208 Fremantle Dock and Slip ... 5000 0 0

209 Bunbury Breakwater, Completion of ... 1284 2 6

210 Bunbury Harbour Works 15000 0 0

211 Carnarvon Jetty ... 1112 19 3

212	Carnarvon Harbour Works, etc.	3000	0	0
213	Port Hedland Jetty and Approach Road	818 12	5

214	Wyndham Jetty	...	1192 0 2
215	Bunbury Jetty	3500 9 6

216 Albany Harbour Works 7000 0 0

217 Busselton Harbour Works .. 4000 0 0

218 Ashburton Jetty ... 7290 0 6

219 Improvements to Harbours and 2000 0 0

220 Lighthouse at Cape Leenwin 61 15 5

221	Lighthouses ...	10000 0 0
222	Dredges and Barges ...	20000 0 0

Total Harbour and River Improvements 191,265 19 9

CLASS IV.

WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE. FOR TOWNS:

223 Water Supply for Towns ... 3000 0 0

224 Sewerage for Perth and Fremantle 1000 0 0

Total Water Supply and Sewerage for Towns 4,000 0 0

Carried forward 641,032 18 10

* Exclusive of rails and fastenings, =trolling stock.

63° VICTORIZE, No. 18.

Appropriation-1899-1900.

GENERAL LOAN FUND—continued.

Item	£	s. d.	£	s. d.
No.

Brought forward	641,032 18 10
CLASS V.

COOLGARDIE WATER SUPPLY:

225	Pumping Engines and Sheds for same ...	50000	0	0
226	Main Pipes (including Valves, etc.) at Fremantle	400000	0	0
227 -	Main Pipes, Carriage from Fremantle ...	20000	0	0

228 Main Pipes, Laying and Jointing (including Excavation and

Filling-in of Pipe Trench, etc,) 20030 0 0

229 Reservoirs ... 80000 0 0

Total Coolgardie Water Supply •••

570,000 0 0

CLASS VI.

DEVELOPMENT OP GOLDFIELDS AND MINERAL RESOURCES:

230	Other Districts	.	2593	2
231	Kimberley District	...	1000	0

232 Murchison and Peak Hill Goldfields 4500 0

233 Pilbarra Goldfield ... 2000 0

234	Other Goldfields (including Boring for Coal and Miscellaneous) ...	2500	0
235	Development, generally	10000	0

236 Norseman Tank ... 12187 0

237 Erection Public Batteries 25000 0

Total Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources 59,780 7 2

CLASS VII.

238 ROADS AND BRIDGES 1947 16 10

1,947 16 10

CLASS VIII.

239 DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE... 4000 0 0

(A dministered by Lands Departmen t.) 4,000 0 0

CLASS IX.

240 IMMIGRA•/ON 2051 5 8

(Admistis Colonial Secretary's Department.

2,051 5 8

CLASS X.

211      MISCELLANEOUS (INCLUDING CHARGES AND EXPENSES OF RAISING

LOANS) 76776 5 9

(Administered by i'reasury Department.) 76,776 5 9

TOTAL 1,355,588 14 3

By Authority : RICHARD PETHER, Government Printer, Perth.