Appropriation No. 2 (1906) (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ANNO SEXTO

EDWA-RDI SEPTIMI REGIS,

XVIII.

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No. 18 of 1906.

AN ACT to confirm certain Expenditure for the Years ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and two ; 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and three; 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and four; 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and five; and 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and six.

[Assented to 14th December, 1906.]

HERE AS it is necessary that Legislative authority be obtained Preamble.

for certain expenditure incurred for the services of the years 1901-1902, 1902-1903, 1903-1904, 1904-1905, and 1905-1906, not included in any Appropriation Acts for those years: 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 as- sembled, and bv the authority of the same, as follows :—

1. The Expenditure set forth in Schedules A, 13, C, ll, and E to tins Act shall be, and the same is hereby confirmed and allowed, and is hereby declared to be a charge against the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the State, that is to say : The sum of One hundred and ninety-three thousand five hundred and fifty-seven pounds seventeen shillings and threepence, set forth in Schedule A, for the year ended

1906, No. 1 8.1 Excess of Expenditure. [6 En w. VII.

30th June, One thousand nine hundred and two ; the sum of One hundred and fifty-six thousand eight hundred and forty-nine pounds six shillings and eightpence, set forth in Schedule B, for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and three ; the sum of One hundred and eighty-three thousand and eight pounds and one penny, set forth in Schedule C, for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and four ; the sum of One hundred and six thousand two hundred and forty-six pounds twelve shillings and twopence, set forth in Schedule I), for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and five ; and the sum of Eighty-four thousand three hundred and seven pounds six shillings and fivepence, as set forth on Schedule E, for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and six.

The Expenditure set forth in Schedules F, G, H, I, and J 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 Eighteen thousand and four pounds nine shillings and fourpence, set forth in Schedule F, for the year ended 30th June; One thousand nine hundred and two ; the sum of Ten thousand nine hundred and seventy-six pounds two shillings and sixpence, set forth in Schedule G, for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and three; the sum of Five thousand nine hundred and fifty-four pounds nine shillings and twopence, set forth in Schedule H, for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and four ; the sum of Forty-four thousand four hundred pounds seven shillings and one penny, set forth in Schedule 1, for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and five ; and the sum of Four hundred and eighty- four pounds fourteen shillings and sevcnpence, set forth in Schedule J, for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and six.

2.

The Expenditure of the sum of Twenty-six thousand seven hundred and seventy-eight pounds eighteen shillings and twopence for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and three, as set forth in Schedule K, and the sum of Four thousand five hundred and fifteen pounds fifteen shillings and one penny for the year ended 30th June, One thousand nine hundred and six, as set forth in Schedule L to this Act, shall be, and the same is hereby confirmed and allowed, and is hereby declared to be a charge against the Loan Suspense Account of the State.

3.

6 EDW. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [1906, No. 18.]

Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902.

SCHEDULE A.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

£ s. d. s. d.

II.—His Excellency the Governor.

CONTINGENCIES-.2107 OS. 7d.

10 Stationery ... 70 2 7

11 Water 36 18 0

107 0 7

III.—Executive Council.

CONTINGENCIES-X1 3s. 10d.

5 Stationery ••, 1 3 10

1 :3 10

IV.—Legislative Council.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S100 11S. 3d.

7	Additional Messenger (Sessional)	15	0	0
8	Refreshment Room, Wages	85	11	3

CONTINGENCIES —S378 lls. 6d.

10	Cleaning, Lighting, and Incidental Expenses	49 10 4
13	Select Committees, Payment of Witnesses (both Houses)	329 1 2

479 2 9

V.—Legislative Assembly.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X374 8B. 3d.

10 Hansard Reporter . 6 16 10

12 Do. 5 16 8

IA Typewriters (occasionally employed) 141 7 4

Assistant Messenger (Sessional) 13 10 10

19 Refreshment Room, Wages 206 16 7

CONTINGENCIES-S43 5s. 6d.

20 Incidental Expenses (including Electric Lighting, Furniture, Cleaning, etc.) .. 19 19 10

23 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams 23 5 8

417 13 9

[1906, No. I8.] Excess of Expenditure, 1901-4902. [6 Emv. VII

s. d s. d.

Brought forward 1005 0 11

VI.—ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Crown Law Officers.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—AA, SS •d.

14 Extra Clerical Assistance 4 8 5

Comiliffiuticics—ffil45 5s. 9d.

16	Incidental Expenses	...	98 17	0
20	Travelling Expenses	46 8 9

149 14 2

Supreme Court.

SALARIES, FIXED—S1 4s. 2d.

24 Assistant Clerk, Sheriff's Office 1 4 2

CONTINGENCIES —561 10s. 11d.

35	Postage, Telephone Rent-, and Telegrams ...	50	1 11
37	Water, Fuel, Lighting, and Sanitary	11	9 0

62 15 I

Stipendiary Magistracy.

SALARIES, FIXED—X9 10S.

73 Mount Morgans, Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court 9 10 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-6S. 8d.

105 Temporary Clerical Assistance 0 6 8

...

CONTINGENCIES—S304 16s. (id.

132	Witnesses and Jurors, Payment of	89 18
134	Inquests	214 18 5

314 13      2

Land Titles.

SALARIES, FIXED—R9 HS. 11d.

J Clerk •.. 9 11 11

CONTINGENCIES-6d.

40 Travelling Expenses ... 0 0 6

9 12 5

Patents and Trade Marks.

CONTINGENCIES-12s.

6 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 0 12 0

0 12 0

Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

CONTINGENCIES-576 7s. 7d.

10 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 76 7 7

76 7 7

6 ED . VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [1906, No. 18.]

s. d.

Brought forward 1618 15 4

Curator of Intestates' Estates.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S6.

J Extra Clerical Assistance 6 0 0

6 0 0

Premier's Department.

CONTINGENCIES—£8,260 9s.

6 Incidental Expenses ... 7 10 9

7 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams .. 54 15 9

8 Stationery ... 0 9 8-

9 Expenses of 1st. 2nd, and 3rd South African Contingents ... 8175 17 7

11      Expenses of Military Demonstrations in connection with the

opening of the Federal Parliament in Melbourne 10 18 7

J Expenses of Commonwealth Celebrations, Sydney ... 11 1 8

8260 9

Police.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY- 0E21 15s. 8d.

J Inspector of Clothing ... 21 15 8

ALLOWANCES—£770 Gs. 9d.

544 Lodging Allowance in lieu of Quarters ... 659 16 11

546 Allowance for Maintenance of Native Trackers 110 9 10

CONTINGEN DIES-4,080 1S. Ild.

549 Arms and Ammunition ... ... ... 82 16 8

552     Travelling Expenses and Transport (including Travelling of

Special Constables) ... 160 15 9

554	Shoeing and Saddlery ...	139 14	3
555	Forage	336 12 7

556 Rent ... 33 15 11

557 Fuel and Light for Lockups and Stations 236 2 5

561 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. ... ... 34 0 8

563	Sanitary Services for Police Stations and Lockups ...	3 12	7
564	Water Supply for Stations and Lockups ...	52 11	1

1872 4 4

Aborigines.

1 Promoting the welfare of the Aboriginal Natives ... 886 1. 4

:186 1 4

Audit.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S59 BS. 4d.

Clerk 59 3 4

CONTINGENCIES —£48 5s. 5d.

33 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 9 1 9

35 Travelling Expenses ... 39 4 5

107 8 9

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 12250 18 9

V11.—COLONIAL TREASURER.

Treasury.

CONTINGENCIES-f155 17s. 6d.

50 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 155 17 6

155 17 6

Post Office Savings Bank.

SALARIES, FIXED-{'4 3s. 4d.

14 Clerk ••• 0 16 8

18	Do	1 13 4
20	Do	1 13 4

4 3 4

London Agency.

SALARIES, FIXED-S38 10S.

4 Clerk 15 0 0

5	Do	15 0 0
6	Do	8 10 0
SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£469 3s. 10d.

7 Clerk 11 5 0

8	Do	21 10 0
9	Do	6 6 8

J Lecturer 430 2 2

CONTINGENCIES—£l13 18s. Ild.

11 Rent of Offices (including Cleaning, Fuel, and Light) 25 2 11

13	Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	18 16 0
Travelling Expenses (Sir E. H. Wittenoom)	70 0 0

621 12 9

Explosives and Analytical.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X22 18s.

3 Magazine-keeper, Geraldton 12 10 0

11 Extra Labour 10 8 0

CONTINGENCIES--£49 17s. 11d.

14 Haulage and Maintenance, Magazine Tram Line 48 5 2

17 Travelling Expenses ... 1 12 9

72 15 11

Harbour and Light. SALARIES, FIXED-S55.

Clerk, Fremantle	45 0 0
Lightkeeper, Woodman's Point ...	10 0 0

6 EDW. VII ] Eaten of .E;yenditure, 1901-1902. [1906, No. 18.]

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 55 0 0 13105 8 3

Harbour and Light—continued.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-5300 18s. 4d.

90     Extra Labour (including Wages and Removing Vessels on

Arrival) ... 175 17 6

91 Reserve Lightkeepers and Extra Labour ... 123 15 10

J Inspector of Clothing 1 5 0

ALLOWANCES-512 10S.

J Lodging (Coxswain, Fremantle)... 12 10 0

CONTINGENCIES-5460 2s. 4d.

109 Oil, etc., for Lighthouses 198 14 5

114 Incidental Expenses ... 55 15 0

116 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 39 15 11

J Upkeep of Jetties, Incidental Expenses, including Wages and

Working ... 165 17 0

STEAM TUG "PELICAN."

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-5150 7s. 11d.

136 Engineer (six months at £20 per month) ... 68 0 -5

ta7-138 Two Firemen (six months at. £10 per month each) ... 68 16 7

,1 Fireman 13 10 11

CONTINGENCIES-5192 4s. 11d.

139	Coal, Ship and Engine Room Stores	152	4	5
140	Incidental Expenses (including Insurance)	40	0	6

1171 3 6

Government Stores.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-51,134 15s. 6d.

63 Clerks and Labourers occasionally employed 1134 15 6

1134 15      6

Literary, Scientific, and Agricultural Grants, etc.

2     Mechanics Institutes and Working Men's Associations, and

Art Societies, etc. ... 505 0 0

9 Grant for Adelaide Public Examinations ... 50 0 0

555 0 0

Pensions.

J Teede, G. R., late Clerk of Court, Bunbury 169 19 9

J	Stewart, T., late Coxswain, Harbour Department, Fremantle	56	5	0
Craggs, F. W., late Warder, Fremantle Prison	47	5	7
J	Roe, J. B., late Sheriff	449	2	1
J	Nugent, J., late Attendant. Fremantle Lunatic Asylum	34	4	3
Watson, J., late Superintendent Rottnest Reformatory	38 10	4
Fay, W., late Messenger, Fremantle Prison	2 13	4

798 0 4

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of El:pent-Howe, 1901-1902. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward	16764	7	7
Refunds.

1 Refunds 1222 2 1

1222 2 1

Miscellaneous Services.

1 Destruction of Wild Dogs 44 5 0

13 Glasow Exhibition w ... ... 4810 9 2

15 Contribution towards Fire Brigade Board 191 6 8

39 Expenses of Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits .. 5S4 19 5

51      Expenses in connection with the Visit of their Royal High-

3

nesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York .. 4498 15

53     Cost of Free Passes for Members of Parliament over Midland

Railway Line ... ... 132 10 0

59 Fresh Air League, £ for £ Subsidy ... . 304 19 10

Expenses in connection with Coronation of His Majesty the

King... ... 191 13 0

Grant to Albany Park Board ... ... 200 0 0

J	Improvements to Bonnievale Recreation Ground	..	100	0	0
J	Expenses of Royal Commission on Public Service ...	559 14	5
Reception of Governor General of the Commonwealth	314	2	0

J	Expenses, Board of Inquiry into charges against G. W. Davies	186	5	0
J	Expenses, Board of Inquiry into charges against John Davies,

General Manager of Railways ... ... ... 1184 2 0

J Expenses, Board of Inquiry into charges against H. C. Horne,

of Mines Department ... ... ... ... 55 1 0

J Expenses, Board of Inquiry into charges against Dr. Corns,

Acting D.M.O., Menzies ... 42 17 6

J Cash stolen from Mines Department Safe ... 63 0 0

J Shortae of Cash in the Perth Local Court Account w 6 0 0

J Defalcations, A. Grant, late Messenger Legislative Assembly ... 29 3 4

J Expenses, Royal Commission on Railways and Customs

Departments ... ... ... ... ... 162 0 9

Expenses, Royal Commission to inquire into Collie Coal Dispute 9 0 0

Expenses, Royal Commission Coolgardie Water Scheme 144 I 2

Grant for Clearing Streets in Residential Area, Me•tondale ... 30 0 0

Grant for Clearing Cycle Track, Anaconda ... .. 33 0 0

J	Grant for Improvements to Recreation Ground, Sawyers' Valley	50	0	0
J	Grant to North Perth Municipal Council towards initial

Expenses of the Municipality ... 250 0 0

J Grant to Paddington Municipal Council towards initial

Expenses of the Municipality ... 200 0 0

J Grant for Purchase Steam Fire Engine for Kalgoorlie 500 0 0

J Grant, .€ for S. Enlargement Swimming Hole at Abbotts ... 30 0 0

Purchase of Gold Mining Leases 1245E and 3758s, East

Coolgardie, with all Machinery and Plant thereon Gratuity to Mr. Storrs for attention to Native Prisoners at . 1000 0 0.

Rottnest during Epidemic of Influenza ... ... 5 5 0

Honorarium to J. B. Wallace for Services as Acting Secretary

to the Civil Service Board ... ... ... ... 10 10 0

J Honorarium to .E. P. Dowley, Warden, Coolgardie, for Report

as to Extension of Boulder Municipal Boundaries 10 10 0

6 Euw. V111.1 Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [1906, No. 18.]

s. cl. I £ s. cl.

Brought forward 15878 12 6 1 17986 9 8

Miscellaneous Services—continued.

J Honorarium to J. F. Whitely, Treasury Examiner, for Com-

pilation of the Emoluments Return 1901-2 ... ... 10 10 0

J Compassionate Allowance to Widow of the late Guard Arthur

Sunnier... ... ... ... ... ... 19 0 0

Compassionate Allowance to Widow of late John Han on, who

was killed on the Boulder Railway . . ... ... 50 0 0

J

Compassionate Allowance to E. Fell for Injuries sustained

while discharging Coal at North Fremantle Government

Stores... ... ... .. ... ... 79 0 6

J Compassionate Allowance to Widow of late John Carroll,

Caretaker Woodman's Point Quarantine Station. 100 0 0

3- Compassionate Allowance to Widow of late C. Y. O'Connor,

Engineer-in-Chief „. . .. ... 250 0 0

J Grant for Improvements, Cue and Day Dawn Cemetery 50 0 0

J- Grant for Improvements, Cookernup Cemetery . 30 0 0

J Grant for fencing Pinjarra Cemetery ... 80 0 0

J Paris Exhibition ... ... ... ... 124 4 1

Purchase of Land for Recreation Purposes at the Swan 60 0 0

J	Grant to Esperance Fire Brigade for Repairs to Station	20	0	0
J	Grant for Improvements to Cawley Park, Albany ...	50	0	0
Compassionate Allowance to Widow of late J. S. Scott, Super-

v i sor, Public Works ... ... ... 100 0 0

Railway Passes for Men Enrolling in the Commonwealth

Contingents Grants for Improvements, Waroona and Drakesbrook Cemetery	...	...	„	...	167	13	9
100	0	0

J	Defalcations of J. A. Watkins. late Bailiff, Kalgoorlie	5	0	0 ;
3-	Expenses, Inquiry t'e W. Forbes' Suspension	37	1	8
J	Expenses, Royal Commission, Donnybrook Stone ...	221	2 10
J	Gratuity to E. C. D. Keyser, late Clerk of Courts, Albany, in

... ... ... ... 66 4 9

lieu of Leave of Absence

Gratuity to J. L. Clarke, late Official Receiver, in lieu of Leave

of Absence ... ... ... ... . 100 0 0

Gratuity to J. IL Wilbur, late Clerk Registry Department	50	0	0
Grant for Improvements, Mt. Malcolm Recreation Ground ...	40	0	0

Expenses, Inquiry into Charges against P. Johnson .. 6 6 0

J- Gratuity to J. J. Walsh, late Messenger Premier's Department 148 15 0

J- Purchase of Site for Cookery School ... ... ... j 3200 0 0

J Grant for Improvements to Recreation Ground, Kathleen

Valley ... ... ... j 50 0 0

0 1093 11 1

COLONIAL SECRETARY.

Medical.

SALARIES, Frxon—$302 2s. 9d.

90 Fremantle, District Medical Officer and Quarantine Officer 101 17 0

,1 Do. (female) Attendant Lunatic Asylum ... 8

104 Do. Attendant and Laundress, Lunatic Asylum 4 0 0

111 Do. Attendant, Lunatic Asylum ... ... 0 0 2

J	Do.	Attendant and Bandmaster, Lunatic Asylum	50	0	0
:3 10

F1906, No. 18.1 Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [6 EDW. VII.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 160 3 10 39080 Th 9

Medical—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED — continued.

J Fremantle, Attendant, Lunatic Asylum 29 5 6

Do. do. do. 27 11 7

J Do. Kitchenman do. 35 1 10

156 Kalgoorlie, Secretary and Dispenser •0 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY--5308 5s. 5d.

272 Temporary Labour and Relieving Officers... 293 17 10

Inspector of Clothing ... 3 12 7

J Relieving Attendant, Fremantle Asylum ... 10 15 0

ALLowances—£73 16s. 3d.

Fremantle, 5 Asylum Attendants at £18 5s. each 23 3 1

Do. Rations Relieving Attendant ... 1 5 0

Do. do. Attendant and Bandmaster 10 13 2

J Lawlers, Acting Medical Officer, House Allowance ... 38 15 0

CONTINGENCIES-S11,738 2s.

362 ProvisiOns, Washing for Patients, etc., at Government Hospitals 1135 4 3

363 Lunatic Asylums, Provisions, Bedding and Clothing, etc .. 1166 18 11

364 Bedding, and Clothing for Hospitals .. ... 318 19 3

365 Medicines and Surgical Instruments for Hospitals ... 203 0 8

366 Furniture for Hospitals ... ... 268 6 0

367    Uniforms for Warders, Lunatic Asylums ; also Nurses and

Orderlies at Hospitals ... 35 11 7

368	Vaccination Fees	491	18	3
370	Travelling Expenses	258	9	6

371 Incidental Expenses ... ... 56 7 11

372	Quarantine Stations and Hospitals for Infectious Diseases	...	495	0	4
374	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ...	122	16	1

375 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. .. „. ... ... 3 4 9

377

Grants to Assisted Hospitals towards Salary of Medical Officer

and 25 per_ cent. of Fees to District Medical Officers on

Goldfields... ... ... ... ... 304 9 10

378    £ for £ Subsidy, and grant towards Maintenance of Indigent

Patients treated in Assisted Hospitals ... 5709 7 11

379 Fremantle Public Hospital ... 267 13 2

380 Perth Public Hospital ... ... ... ... 200 0 0

J Kanowna Hospital, Grant-in-aid, Removal, Re-erection of, and

Additions to ... ... ... ... 20 10 0

J Leonora Hospital, Grant-in-aid, Erection and Flooring Tent ... 59 10 0

J	Mt. Morgans Hospital, Grant-in-aid, Buildings	...	250	0	0
J	Mulwarrie Hospital, Grant-in-aid, Buildings	•• •	200	0	0
J	Mulwarrie Hospital, Grant for Surgical Instruments	13	17	3
J	Nannine Hospital, Grant-in-aid, Up-keep ...	100	0	0

J Purchase of Steam Fumigator ... 56 16 4

12422 6 5

6 EDW. nr.i Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [1906, No. 18.]

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 51502 7 2

Gaols.

SALARIES, FIXED—Z202 16s. 7d.

J Inspector of Uniforms ... 3 12

Principal Warder, Fremantle Prison (2nd grade) ... 120 0 0

43	Gaoler, Derby	3	1	1
J	W arder, Broome	37 10	0

J Warder (Assistant), Broome 40 13 4

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—E14 9s.

J Cook, Derby 14 9 0

CON•INGENCIES—.C29 7s. Id.

Tropical Allowance to Warder, Broome ... 7 10 0

Lodging do. do. ... 6 5 0

119 Assistance to Prisoners on Discharge from Gaol 15 12 1

248 12 8

Printing.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S2,316 2S. 10d.

103 Extra Labour 2316 2 10

CONTINGENCIES-5551 5s. 4d.

107	Water, Fuel, Light, and Sanitary	43 12 10
108	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams	25 0 11
110	Stationery (Printing Paper, etc.) for Public Service generally	482 11 7

2867 8 2

Registry—Census of State, 1901.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND Tmirponsay—S1,139 6s. 3d.

24 Enumerators, Sub-Enumerators, Tabulators, and Clerical

Assistance 1139 6 3

1139 6 3

Charities.

SALARIES, FIXED—S45 1 ls. 4d.

7 Matron, Perth Rome ... 43 15 0

Inspector of Clothing 1 16 4

CONTINGENCIEs—se1,753 18s. Id.

29	Indoor Relief	1277 13 11
30	Outdoor Relief	363 3 6

31 Burial Deaths, and Incidental Expenses of Destitute, Transport, Registration Births and

113 1 6

Industrial Orphanage, Industrial and Reformatory

Schools— X65619s. 2d.

35 Aid to Orphanage Industrial Schools 656 19 2

[1906, No. 18.1 Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [6 EDW. VII.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 2456 9 5 55757 14 3

Charities—continued.

CONTINGENCIES --£14 4s. 4d.

42 Tools and Material for new Workshops 14 4 4

Reformatory, Rottneet.

SALARIES, FIXED—.€19 4s. 6d.

43 Superintendent, 6 months at £170 per annum 19 4 6

2489 18 3

Government Gardens and Government House Domain.

CONTINGENCIES--X457 7s. 10d.

8 Incidental Expenses ... 27:5 5 3

10 Acclimatisation of Plants I 9 9

11 Upkeep of Public Grounds and Grounds connected th Public

Buildings ... 171 1 4

12 Improvements, Mill Point Reserve 9 11 6

457 7 10

Public Health.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—;e1,111 16s. 6d.

12      Special Medical Officers, Nurses, Servants, etc., in connection

with Infectious Diseases ... ... ... ... 263 18 6

13 Temporary Labour in connection with Infectious Diseases ... 708 2 3

Inspector of Public Buildings ... .. 142 5 9

Caretaker of Plague Hospital, Woodman's Point ... 2 10 0

CONTINGENCIES-2, 233 5 10s.

14 Maintenance of Hospitals for Infectious and Contagious Diseases 10 9 7

17 Incidental Expenses ... 270 6 6

21.	Bubonic Plague	...	487	5 11
22	Sanitation Grants to Local Boards	...	625	0 0

Bardoc Progress Committee, Sanitation Grant to ... 37 10 0

Boogardie Progress Committee, Sanitation Grant to 25 0 0

Fremantle Local Board of Health, Special Grant ... ... 500 0 0

Fremantle Local Board of Health, Special Grant for Rubbish

Service, Shipping Small Pox, Fremantle, Special Grant on account of	...	...	...	..	39	0	0
100	0	0

Grant to Trustees, Peppermint Grove Recreation Reserve, for

Sanitation Purposes ... ... ... ... 100 0 0

J Temporary Plague Hospital, Subiaco—Replacing two Tents

loaned from Medical Department ... 10 18 0

3347 6 6

Educational.

CONTINGENCIES-618 45.

39 Books, Apparatus, etc. .. • ... ... 352 1 2

40 Maintenance (Sanitary, Water, Fuel, and Light, etc.) 0 10 0

41 Incidental Expenses (including Rents of Schools) .,. 168 13 2

50 Travelling Expenses ... 96 19 S

6 Euw. V1I.1 Exress of Erpoolitore, 1901-19)2. [1906, No. 18.]

s. d. s.

Brought forward 618 4 0 62052 6 10

Educational—continued.

Training College.

ALLOWANCES-S3 17s. 6d.

59      Lodging, Principal of Training College, 44 months, at £75 per

annum	.	..	:1	17	6
CONTINGENCIES-S28 17s. 4d.

63 Books, Stationery, etc.... 28 17 4

650 18 10

Observatory.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-£16 5s. 10d.

J Junior Messenger 16 5 10

CONTINGENCIES-X12 2s. 5d.

53 Incidental Expenses ... 3 14 9

57 Light, Fuel, Water, and Sanitary Services 8 8 8

28 9 3

Photo-Lithographic.

CONTINGENCIES-S70 108.

Travelling Expenses ... 70 10 0

70 10      0

Electoral.

CONTINGENCIES-x:907 9s. 9d.

46 Extra Assistance in the Preparation of Electoral Rolls, Fees to Returning and Presiding Officers, Clerks, Municipal Councils, and Road Boards, Advertising, and other Expenses in connection with Elections 425 0 0

Compilation of Rolls from Census Returns 482 9 9

907 9 9

VIII.—MINISTER FOR WORKS.

Public Works.

General Division.

SALARIES, FIXED-X.50.

1 Under Secretary for Public Works 50 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-29 3s. 4d.

.1 Manager Government Advertising Office ... 29 3 4

ACCOUNTS AND PAY Oitnen--4:215 I ls. 10d.

65     Wages of Office Cleaners and Labourers Employed in Public

Offices, Perth 21.5 11 10

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [6 EDW. VII-

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 294 15 2 63709 14 8

Public Works—continued.

CONTINGENCIES—.2978 17s. 11d.

67	Stationery and Office Requisites ...	199 13 11
77	Insurance Public Buildings, Marine Risks, etc.	779 4 0

ROADS AND BRIDGES WORKS—£13 8s. 10d.

(Also Genera/ Water Supply : Staff for tatter provided on Loan Estimates

.1 Draftsman ... 13 8 10

BRIDGES—S52 3s. 8d.

107	Arthur, Re-building Albany Road Bridge over Beaufort River	5	8	3
Bunbury-Dardanup Road, Renewal of Ferguson River Bridge	1 18	0
116	Guildford, Barker's Bridge over Swan River	44 17	5

HARBOUR AND RIVER WORICS—X383 4s. 9d.

(Excepting Fremantle Harbour Works.)

217	Woodman's Point, Quarantine Jetty and Tramway ...	220 14	1
218	Hauling up privately-owned Vessels on Fremantle Slip	162 10	5

General Water Supply Works.

(Provision for Staff and Construction Works made on Loan Estimates.)

WAGES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X82 9s. 4d.

2,21 Pilbarra Goldfields—Wages of Caretakers, Yardsmeu, Drivers,

etc.... ... ,.. 46 16 8

222 Other Goldfields 35 12 8

CONTINGENCIES-4:451 16s. 6d.

225      Pilbarra Goldfields—IIpkeep of Bores, Condensers, Claypans,

Lagoons, Reservoirs, Soaks, Tanks, Roads, etc.... 354 14 5

226 Other Goldfields 97 2 1

OTHER SERVICES—£1,496 15s. 9d.

Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply Maintenance 943 16 6

240	Yardarino (West Dongara) Boring	552 19	3
Engineering Surveys and Railway Construction—S540 188.74.
(Provision for Staff and other Construction Works made on Loan Estimates.)

249 Miscellaneous Surveys 145 15 9

J Menzies-Leonora Railway —Claims for Goods stolen, damaged,

and lost in transit during construction 395 2 10

4294 10      6

Public Buildings.

Architectural Division.

Chief Architect's Office.

Drafting.

„I' Draftsman 13 15 0

General Supervision.

(Etch/sire of Goldfields and N.W.)

57 Supervisor 50 0 0

Enw. VILl Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [1906, No. 18.1

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward ... 63 15 0 68004 5 2

Public Buildings—continued.

GOVERNMENT HOUSES-,.€91 2s. 5d.

99 Rottnest Cottage, Renovations, Water Supply, Drainage, etc. 91 2 5

BUILDINGS FOR THE LANDS AND SURVEYS

DEPARTMENT-£740 11S. 10(1.

132 Perth Head Office, Additional Storey 740 11 10

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE EDUCATION

DEPARTMENT-X240 16s. 10d.

151 Cue, School Quarters, Additions ... 25 0 0

152	Day Dawn School, Additions	...	..	99	5	1
154	Denningup, School Quarters	...	7	8	9

181	Moonyoonooka, School Quarters, Additions	4	0	0
195	Tammin, Teacher's Quarters, Additions	45	3	0

J White Gum Valley School, Additions ... 60 0 0

BUILDINGS AND SERVICES NOT CLASSIFIED UNDER ANY

SPECIFIED DEPARTMENT-S57.

221 Perth Photo-Lithographic Buildings, Additions 57 0 0

GRANTS-IN-AID FOR MECHANICS' INSTITUTES AND

KINDRED BUILDINGS-X945.

225 Grants-in-Aid (in accordance with Regulations) for Con- struction of and additions to Mechanics' Institutes, Miners' Institutes, and Agricultural Halls 945 0 0

2138 6 1

1X.—MINISTER FOR LANDS.

Lands and Surveys.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL. AND TEArronArtv—S136 17s. 6d.

DIVISION I.-CORRESPONDENCE.

Clerk 10 0 0

Do. 7 10 0

Extra Clerical Assistance 49 14 9

DIVISION V. -ROADS AND RESERVES.

Draftsman and Clerk ... 30 4 5

DIVISION VII.—LAND AGENCIES.

Drafts/nan,Katanning 25 0 0

Do. do. 12 10 0

DIVISION IX.-SURVEYOR GENERAL.

156 Junior Draftsman 1 18 4

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902, [6 Enw. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 136 17 6 70142 11 3

Lands and Surveys—continued. CoNnizonxeins—S2,541 16s. 5d.

180 Incidental Expenses ... 1587 2 7

181 Advertising ... 195 18 1

182	Travelling and Transport	448 10 11
189	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ...	138 14 11

190 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 171 9 11

2678 13 11

Fisheries.

CONTINGENCIES-.£41 75. ld.

15 Travelling Expenses ... 41 7 1

41 7 1

Woods and Forests.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-E143 15s. 6d.

Secretary 112 10 0

13 Labourers occasionally employed... 31 5 6

ALLOWANCES—.€8 15s.

J Lodging for Forest Ranger, Coolgardie 8 15 0

CONTINGENCIES-R256 18s.

23 Incidental Expenses ... 64 19 7

24.	Maintaining Nursery, Drakesbrook	26 13	5
25	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams	4 11	6

27 Advertising W.A. Timbers 113 10 8

29 Travelling Expenses ... 47 2 10

409 8 6

Stock.

CONTINGENCIES-.£81 10S. 11d.

25 Incidental Expenses ... 81 10 11

81 10 H

Agricultural Bank.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S5.5 16s. 8d.

Chief Inspector 29 8 4

5 Chief, four months at £140 per annum 26 13 4

ALLOWANCES-£l.2 10s.

Allowance to Chief Inspector for two Horses and Personal

Expenses when travelling 12 10 0

68 6 8

6 EDW. VII.]	Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902.	[1906, No. 18.]
£ s. d £ s. (1.

Brought forward 73421 18 4

Agriculture.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-.€169 95.

4     Librarian and Sub-Editor of Journal (8 months, at £150 per

annum) 50 0 0

33 Wages of Labourers occasionally employed 119 9 0

CONTINGENCIES-£1,416 9s. 7d.

34      Incidental Expenses (including Advertising, Freight, Carriage,

etc.) 150 1 9

35 Experimental Plots and Quarantine Ground 180 19 7

38 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... Ti 15 7

43	Insect Pests Act	547 13 0
45	Noxious Weeds, Eradication of	888 15 :3
46	National Show	44 12 5
J	Maintenance Imported Stud Stock	98 12 0

Government Refrigerating Works.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-Z5 15s. 10d.

52 Wages of Engineers, Firemen, Storemen, Labourers, etc. 5 15 10

CONTINGENCIES—£271 17s. 3d.

53 Fuel, etc. 172 13 4

54 Materials for Upkeep ... 99 3 11

1863 11 8

X.—COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS.

Railways and Tramways.

SALARIES, FIXED-04 10s. 7d.

Chief Accountant's Branch.

68 Clerk 0 16 8

Traffic Manager's Branch.

••• 5 0 0

189      Officer-in-charge

209	Do.	4 3 4
220	Do.	1 9 2
241	Do.	5 0 0
248	Do.	10 U to

434 Clerk 23 10 0

Chief Mechanical Engineer's Branch.

681	Chief Rolling Stock Inspector	...	4	:3	4.
704	Foreman	26	2	7

Electrical Engineer's Branch.

879 Cleric ••• 10 9 8

Interlocking Engineer's Stu,.

••• 3 15 0

889      Clerk

[1906, No. 18. Excess of Expenditztre, 1901-1902. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 94 10 7 75285 10 0

Railways and Tramways—cOntiatted.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S34,558 18s. 9d.

'Temporary Clerical Assistance, Wages of Packers, Foremen, Guards, Assistant Guards, Conductors, Signalmen, Head Shutters, Shuaters, Head Porters, Porters, Youth Porters, Labourers, Watchmen, Gatekeepers, Checkers, Number Takers, Telephone Boys, Ticket Collectors, Carriage Cleaners, Vanmen, Tinsmiths, Townsmen, Charwomen, etc., Fore-

892	men, Mechanics, Drivers, Firemen, Cleaners, Labourers,	}-	34492 2	8
Pumpers, Examiners, etc. ; Mechanics, Gangers, Plate-

1      layers, and Labourers, etc. ; Workshop and Electric Light Employees, Instrument Inspectors, Fitters, Engine Drivers, Carpenters, etc., Linemen, Labourers ; Interlocking Fitters (classified according to Regulations) ; also Overtime and Extra Labour

'Remuneration G. W. Davies, 16th August, 1901, to 24th

October, 1901 ... CoNTINGENerns--,266,893 13s. ... ... ... ... 66 16 1

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

Railways ... ... ... ... ... ... 61338 14 6

897- Compensation, Claims for loss and detention of and damage to Goods, etc., and loss of life or personal injuries, Compensa- tion Allowances to Employees injured on duty, etc., and to widows or families of Employees killed in the execution of

their duty. ... ... ... ... 238 18 5

... 5316 0 1

J Erection of Condensers

Cossack and Roebourne Tramway.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S174 17s. 7d.

902    Wages—Foremen, Drivers, Porters, etc. (classified according

to Regulations) ; also Overtime and Extra Labour 174 17 7

CONTINGENCIES—.£15 5s. ld.

905 Fodder, Paddocking, Harness, and Purchase of Horses 15 5 1

New Works and Improvements.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£2,176 5s. 2d.

Draftsman ... 137 1

J	Do.	110
3-	Do.	100
J	Do.	66 1
Do.	95 1 1
J	Do.	100
Do.	100
Do.	60
Do.	60
Do.	75
J	Do. (Junior)	60

J Surveyor 100

6 EDW. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. (1906, No. 18.1

£ s. d £ s. d.

Brought forward '.. 102802 2 3 75285 10 0

Railways . and Tramways—continued.

New Works and Improvements—continued.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—continued.

J Clerk 80 0 0

J Do. (Junior) 40 0 0

J Timekeeper ... 70 0 0

J Wages, etc. ... 921 7 11

CONTINGENCIES--..€8,434 13s. Ild.

J Materials, etc. 8434 13 11

112348 4 1

XI.—MINISTER FOR MINES.

Mines.

North-East Coolgardie Goldfield.

Warden's Staff.

J Junior Clerk, Eanowna 16 13 4

Corantounctus—£1,246 3s. Id.

175 Transport ... 146 7 8

183     Examination of Engine-drivers and Underground Surveyors,

etc. 212 9 2

184 Exemption Fees, Refund of 47 2 6

J Little v. the Minister for Alines, Verdict and Costs 840 3 9

Public Batteries.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—,21,252 Os. Id.

192 Temporary Labour 1252 0 1

CoNniquEncins—£3,170 11 s. 3d.

194 Purchase of Tailings (to be recouped) 3170 11 3

Steam Boilers Act.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X143 10s. 6d.

Inspector of Boilers, Mount Margaret District 34 13 7

Inspector of Boilers, Murchison District ... 12 3 7

210-216 Inspector of Boilers (6 at £40 per annum for 6 months, 1 a

£40 per annum for 4 months) 96 13 4

CONTINGENCIES—.05 4s. lid.

219 Travelling Expenses ... 95 4 11

5924 3 2 •

TOTAL £193557 17 3

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 Euw. VII.

Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903.

SCHEDULE B.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

IV.—Exeout ve Council.

SALARIES, FIXED-56 5S.

1 Clerk ••• .• • • • . 6 5 0

CONTINGENCIES-55.

2 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams 5 0 0

11 5 0'

V.—Legislative Council.

SALARIES, FIXED—£100.

2 Chairman of Committees 100 0 0

CONTINGENCIES —517 4s. 8d.

7 Cleaning, Lighting, and Incidental Expenses ... 17 4 8

117 4 8

VI.—Legislative Assembly.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-512 4s. 6d.

14 Refreshment Room Wages 12 4 6

CONTINGENCIES-546 16s. 4d.

16     Incidental Expenses (including Electric Lighting, Furniture,

Cleaning, etc.)... ... ... 38 14 2

19 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams 8 2 2

59      0 10

VII.—ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Crown Law Officers.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-£113 19s. 6d.

14	Extra Clerical Assistance	74 13 10
J	Clerk	39 •5 8

Carried forward ... 113 19 6 187 10 6

6 EDW. VII.] Excess of 'Expenditure, 1902-1903. [1906, No. 18.]

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 113 19 6 187 10 b

Crown Law Officers— con_muct..ti

CONTINGENCIES--,E202 12s. 4d.

17 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams 36 5 3

18 Stationery, Printing, Typewriters, etc. ... 76 10 11

19	Water, Fuel, Lighting, and Sanitary	...	3 9 0
20	Travelling Expenses	86 7 2

316 11 10

Audit.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-546 15s. 6d.

J Clerk 46 15 6

CONTINGENCIES-5152 ls. 2d.

36 Travelling Expenses ... 152 I 2

198 16 8

Friendly Societies.

Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, 1902.

CONTINGENCIES-5208 17s. 3d.

11     Incidental Expenses (including Fees of Board and Court and

reporting Arbitration Court) 196 12 11

16 Postages and Telegrams ••• 12 4 4

208 17      3

Land Titles.

CONTINGENCIES-526 15s. 4d.

40 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 26 15 4

26 15 4

Patents and Trade Marks.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-566 lOs. 7d.

J Clerk 66 10 7

66 10       7

Stipendiary Magistracy.

SALARIES, FIXED-5190 16s. 8d.

'F) Swan, Resident Magistrate and Coroner, 3 months at £200;

9 months at £50 ... ... ... ... ... 62 10 0

51     Geraldton, Assistant Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court,

3 months at £200 ... ... ... .. ... 116 13 4

77      Peak Hill, Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court, 3 months at

£50 ... ... ... ... 1 13 4

85 Perth, Assistant Clerk, Police Court 10 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-5355 17s. 8d.

3-	Acting Government Resident, Geraldton	9 15	0
.1	Resident Magistrate, Roebourne	32 13	1
J	Acting Resident Magistrate, Blackwood	57 15 11

Do. do. do. Esperance 10'2 18 0

Clerk of Court, Pinjarra 9 5 8

Assistant Clerk of Court, Kookynie 143 10 0

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDW. VII.

X s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward... 546 14 4 1005 2 2

Stipendiary Magistracy—continued.

AmmivaNcns-235 Os. 6d.

119 Forage, Resident Magistrate, York 17 10 3

J Lodging do. do. 17 10 3

CONTINGENCIES-Z304 10S. 5d.

126 'Rent, New Norcia Court House ... 36 10 0

127 Travelling Expenses of Magistrates, Justices, etc. ... 268 0 5

886 5 3

Supreme Court.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TE3IPORARY-2224 lls.

J Commissioner of Supreme Court 205 16 0

J Night Watchman	15 15 0
J Matron	3 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-2498 13s. 2d.

31 Witnesses and Jurors, Payment of 250 8 1

33 Incidental Expenses ... 31 2 2

35	Stationery, Printing, Typewriters, etc.	122 14 10
136	Water, Fuel, Lighting, and Sanitary	73 19 7

40 Travelling Expenses ... 20 8 6

723 4 2

VIII.—COLONIAL SECRETARY.

Office of' Colonial Secretary.

SALARIES, FIXED-S180 5s. 7d.

Under Secretary 20 16 8

J Clerk 106 18 11

Office Keeper, Public Offices 52 10 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-£140.

J Clerk to Premier 140 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-S1,061 OS. 9d.

15	Incidental Expenses (including binding of Newspapers)	40	5	1
16	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ...	249 10	0
18	State Ceremonials	771	5	8

1381 6 4

Aborigines.

1 Promoting the welfare of the Aboriginal Natives 1499 19 10

1499 19 10

6 EDW. IT	Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903.	[1906, No. 18.]
£ s. d. X s. d,

Brought forward	5495	17	9
Charities.
Generally.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£58 2s. 8d.

J	Clerk and Typist	23 12	2
J	Officer in Charge Kalgoorlie Labour Bureau	34 10	6

CONTINGENCIES—£2,714 10s. 4d.

29 Indoor Relief ... 1,195 1

30 Outdoor Relief 864 12 2

31 Burial of Destitute, Transport, Registration of Births and

Deaths, and Incidental Expenses 647 5 9

33	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ...	7 11	0
Industrial Orphanage, Industrial and Reformatory Schools.

Cowinwonwems—X252 ls. 5d.

36 Aid to Orphanage Industrial Schools 252 1 5

Industrial School, Subiaco.

CONTINGENCIES—S148 12s. 2d.

44     Provisions for Inmates, Furnishing, Clothing, and Incidental

Expenses... Expenses connected with outbreak of Scarlatina ... ... ... ...

87 10 10

61 1 4

3173 6 7

Electoral.

SALARIES, FIXED—£20 16s. 8d.

1 Chief Electoral Officer ... • • •

20 16      8

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S4 7s. 9d.

26 Electoral Registrar, Murchison (4 months) 4 7 9

25 4 5

Fisheries.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY— £32 10s.

8 Seaman, Sharks Bay (4 months) 32 10 0

CownwwuNmes—X90 6s. 7d.

Incidental Expenses, including Upkeep of Boats 88 7 11

14 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams 1 18 8

122 16 7

Gaols.

SALARIES, FIXED—£5 14s. 10d.

46 Gaoler, Derby (3 months) 5 6 6

Do. Roebourne 0 8 4

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDW. VII.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 5 14 10 8817 5 4

Gaols—continued.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY--.2.494 9s. 5c1.

85 Officers occasionally employed ... 364 1 11

J Acting Medical Officer, Fremantle Prison 130 7 6

CONTINGENCIES—£1,066 14s. 4d.

129 Transport of Prisoners 217 11 2

131	Provisions, etc., for Prisoners in Gaols	489	5	1
132	Bedding and Clothing ...	183	2 11

134 Incidental Expenses ... 10 17 11

138	Earnings of Prisoners ...	7 13 11
140	Water, Lighting, Fuel, and Sanitary Services	27 5 9
143	Equipment of Workshops at Fremantle Prison	9 4 8

144 Provisions, etc., Hamel Depot ... 121 12 11

1566 18 7

Government Gardens and Government House Domain.

CONTINGENCIES—.420 17s. 5d.

13      Upkeep of Public Grounds and Grounds connected with Public

Buildings ... 20 17 5

20 17 5

Medical.

SALARIES, Fixnu—X467 18s. 6d.

85	Derby, District Medical Officer and Quarantine Officer	1 15	8
141	Fremantle, Caretaker Carnac Island Quarantine Station (6

months) ... ... 52 0 0

142 Do. Master s.s. " Waratah" (4 months) 23 2 4

144 Do. Deck Hand do. (4 months) 0 8 8

Do.	Medical Officer, Old Men's Home	98 18	6
Do.	Asylum Attendant ...	91 13	4

167	Jarrandale, Secretary and Dispenser	50	0	0
Newcastle, District Medical Officer	150	0	0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X921 14s. 9d.

289 Temporary Labour and Relieving Officers ... 905 14 9

Extra Pay to Crew of s.s. " Susan" for Quarantine Work ... 16 0 0

ALLOWANCES—£71.

Fremantle, Secretary Lunatic Asylum, Rations 26 0 -0

Do. Asylum Attendant, House ... 13 15 0

Whitby Asylum, Chaplain, Church of England 20 16 8

Do. do. Roman Catholic Church 10 8 4

CoNTINGENcins--..€4,062 1s. 3d.

388 Provisions, Washing for Patients, etc., at Government Hospitals 989 14 8

392 Furniture for Hospitals . ... ... 40 15 9

393     Uniforms for 1Varclers, Lunatic Asylums, also Nurses and

Orderlies at Hospitals ... 112 17 10

394 Vaccination Fees, etc. ... 78 13 10

396	Travelling Expenses	...	173	1	1
397	Incidental Expenses	...	130	7 4

406 Perth Public Hospital ... 1605 0 0

6 ED • . Excess of Expenditure. 1902-1903. [1906, No. 18.]

d.

.2 s. cl. s.

Brought forward 4591 3 9 10405 1 4

Medical— continued.

CONTINGENCIES--ContiNNEd.

410 Destruction of Poison Palms, Whitby Falls (Asylum Estate ... 26 10 9

J	Jarrandale Hospital, Grant-in-Aid of Building	...	300	0	0
J	Mulwarrie Hospital, Grant-in-Aid of Building	...	100	0	0
J	Mt. Morgans Hospital, Grant-in-Aid, Buildings	...	150	0	0

Fremantle Hospital, Grant-in-Aid for providing further Accom-

modation for Out Patients ... ... ... ... 350 0 0

Fremantle Lunatic Asylum, Grant to Patients on leaving the

Institution. ... ... ... ... ... 5 0 0

5522 14      6

Observatory.

SALARIES, FIXED—S183 15s.

Photographer and Cleric (6 months) 75 0 0

7	Junior Astrographic Observer (6 months)	65	0	0
8	Weather Clerk (6 months)	23 15	0

9 Apprentice (6 months) ... 20 0 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S13 10S. 4d.

12 Office Cleaner (6 months) 13 10 4

CONTINGENCIES —,2235 14s. 2d.

54	Meteorological Instruments, etc.	39 15 10
55	Stationery, Printing, typewriters, etc. (including books)	158 14 6
56	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ...	23 9 6
58	Travelling Expenses ..	13 14 4

432 19 6

Police.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY —S56 5s.

J Lockup Cleaner, Fremantle 56 5 0

ALLOWANCES-- 2560 7s. 3d.

544	Lodging Allowance in lieu of Quarters	330	5 10
545	Ration Allowance —Special to Police in certain Districts	12	0 11
546	Allowance for Maintenance of Native Trackers	218	0 6

CONTINGENCIES—£3,573 4s. 7d.

556	Arms and Ammunition Special. Constables) ...	99 17 4
559	Travelling Expenses and Transport (including Travelling of
919 16 3
560	Information ...	19 6 5
561	Shoeing and Saddlery	83 1 4

562 Forage 1651 15 8

563 Rent 90 14 10

564	Fuel and Light for Lockups and Stations	132 18	3
567	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ...	130 18	2
570	Sanitary Services for Police Stations and Lockups	111 14	6

571 Water Supply for Stations and Lockups ... 49 7 1

572 Provisions to Unsentenced Prisoners in Charge of Police 283 14 9

4189 16 10

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDW. VII.

X s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 20550 12 2

Public Health.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£884 5s.

11 Temporary Labour in connection with Infectious Diseases ...	412	15 0
12 Special Medical Officers, Nurses, Servants, etc., in connection

with Infectious Diseases 471 10 0

CourixontrciEs—£1,131 5s. 5d.

14 Maintenance of Hospitals for Infectious and Contagious Diseases 151 0 3

17 Incidental Expenses ... ... ... 210 3 2

20 Travelling Expenses and Transport 1 14 0

22 Bubonic Plague ... ... 666 14 5

J Maintenance of Leper ... ... 35 8 9

Maintenance of Cases of Infectious Disease, in accordance

Section 131 of Health Act, 1898 ... 66 4 10 I

2015 10 5

Registry.

Government Statistician's Office.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—E16 lOs.

17 Temporary Clerical Assistance ... 16 10 0

CONTINGENCIES—£868 8s. 3d.

19	Stationery, Printing, Typewriters, etc.	844	10	1
22	Expenses connected with Collection of Industrial and ot e

Statistics ... 23 18 2

Census of State, 1901.

CONTINGENCIES—S324 5s. 6d.

• • •

324 5 6

25     Printing

1209 3 9

Rottnest Establishment.

SALARIES, FIXED—S392 lOs.

3	Senior Warder (4 months)	91	13	4
4	Warder (6 months) ...	67	10	0

Medical Officer ... ... ... .. ... 33 6 8

Clerk and Superintendent of Salt Works, Medical Dispenser,

and Heliographist Drug Allowance to Medical Officer ... ... ... ... 200 0 0

ALLOWANCES—X3 3s.

3 8 0

CONTINGENCIES—X609 19s. ld.

7	Provisions and other necessaries	444	16	7
9	Transport to and from Rottnest	106	8	4

10	Uniforms for Warders ...	8	18	0
11	Incidental Expenses and Travelling	49	1	8

Salt Works ... 0 14 6

1005 12 1

6 tow. VII.]	Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903.	[1906, No. 18.]
£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 24780 18 5

Department of Education.

Generally.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£1,957 13s. Ild.

31 Government Schools ... 1957 13 11

ALLOWANCES-X9 9s. 8d.

34 Allowances to Teachers—Forage, Lodging, etc. 9 V 8

CONTINGENCIES--£801 10s. 3d.

41 Maintenance (Sanitary, Water, Fuel, and Light, etc.) 28.5 11 1

51	Travelling Expenses	...	515 19 2
Manual Training.

CONTINGENCIES-,2500.

72 Manual Training and Cookery ... 500 0 0

3268 13 10

IX.—MINISTER FOR MINES.

Mines.

Generally.

Cottm1itonNorks—.21,543 12s. 5d.

147 Incidental Expenses ... 98 10 4

152	Stationery, Printing, Typewriters, etc.	749	10	1
154	Travelling Expenses (of all officers, including Wardens, In- specting Surveyors, and Inspectors of Mines, etc., at cur- rent rates per day, respectively), also to include allowance to officers relieving ...	695	12	0

Stale Batteries.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-£2,281 3s.

165 Temporary Labour ... 2281 3 0

CONTINGENCIES—£6,629 Ss. 5d.

166	General Supplies and Maintenance	4746	9	6
167	Refunds to Owners of Tailings ...	1882	18	11

Steam Boilers Act.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X13 2s.

190 Temporary Labour ... 13 2 0

CONTINGENCIES-S214 it 5d.

192 Travelling Expenses ... 99 10 0

197 Equipment, Conveyance, and Repairs, Shoeing and Forage 114 11 5

[1906, No. Mil Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDW.

s. d. X s. d.

Brought forward 10681 7 3 28049 12 3

Mines—continued.

Pl •chase of Ore.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S132 3S. 4d.

J Temporary Labour (including Wages of Ore Buyer and

Assayer) 132 3 4

CONTINGENCIES—S247 12s. 5d.

Maintenance, including Purchase of Plant and all other Ex-

penses 247 12 5

11061 3 0

Geological Survey.

CONTINGENCIES—S377 3s. 5c1.

17 Stationery, Printing, Typewriters, etc. ... 122 12 10

18 Equipment of Library and Museum of Practical Geology ... 23 9 10

19 Travelling Expenses, Transport, Forage, Field Equipment, etc. 231 0 9

• 377 3 5

Explosives and Analytical.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£42 19s.

11 Extra Labour 42 19 0

CONTINGENCIES—X5 3s. 4d.

15 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams 4 13 6

17 Travelling Expenses ...••• ••• 0 9 10

48 2 4

X.—MINISTER FOR LANDS.

Lands and Surveys.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X288 3s. Id.

127 Land Agent, Beverley (6 months) 33 6 8

128	Do.	Bridgetown (6 months)	40	0	0
130	Do.	Coolgardie (6 months)	7	11	7

135 Do. Northampton (6 months) ... 6 13 4

197     Surveyors' Assistants, Draftsmen, Clerks, Cha nmen, and

Labourers occasionally employed 16 3 9

Temporary Surveyor	41	2	7
Clerk	20	13	6

Draftsman ... 34 18 11

Do.	11	5	7
Do.	0	15	7
Do.	16	2	3

J Do. 8 0 0

Computer 18 16 4

J	Do.	20	8	7
Do.	12	4	5

6 EDW. Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [1906, No. 18.1 '29

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 288 3 1 39536 1 0

Lands and Surveys—continued. ALLOWANCES—.2216 16s.

108-291 Forage and travelling for Inspectors of Lands, at £100 per

annum each (1 for 9 months only) ... 175 13 5

J Forage and Travelling, Chief Inspector 41 2 7

CONTINGENCIES--X5,287 SS. 11d.

212 Incidental Expenses ... 65 15 3

213 Advertising ... 87 18 0

214 Travelling and Transport 2186 11 2

215 Margaret and Yallingup Caves, Grant to Board ... 200 0 0

216 Surveys 1400 0 0

217      Expenses in connection with Surveys, including purchase of

Mathematical Instruments, Horses and Equipment for

Surveyors, Forage for Horses, Repairs to Equipment,

Freight and Carriage, Travelling 159 5 10

220 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 312 11 1

221 Stationery, Printing, Typewriters, etc. 875 7 7

5792 8 0

Woods and Forests.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY--60 16s. 8d.

4	Inspecting Forest Ranger, Chidlow's Well	4 3 4
10	Forest Ranger, Northam (3 months)	56 13 4

ALLOWANCES-- £234 15s.

17      Forage and Travelling for Forest Rangers, at £75 per annum

each... ... ... ... ... ... 59 15 0

Forage and Travelling for three Additional Forest Rangers, at

£75 per annum each ... ... ... 75 0 0

Forage and Travelling, Inspecting Forest Ranger 100 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-4297 18s. 7d.

18 Incidental Expenses ... ... 36 17 1

20 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 11 12 2

22 Advertising W.A. Timbers ... ... 141 16 4

24 Travelling Expenses ... 107 13 0

593 10 3

Agriculture.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X112 9S. 9d.

28	Foreman, Experimental Farm, Narrogin	3 12	3
Poultry Expert	50 0 0

Wages of Labourers occasionally employed 58 17 6

CONTINGENCIES—S1,333 Hs. 10d.

34      Incidental Expenses (including Advertising, Freight, Carriage,

etc.) 263 17 3

35	Experimental Plots and Quarantine Grounds	60 13	9
36	Library and Museum—Purchase of books, periodicals, fruit,

models, botanical and other specimens .. 92 11 8

37 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 4 16 9

40 Insect Pests Act 194 10 4

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 728 19 6 45921 19 3

Agriculture—continued.

CONTINGENCIES—continued.

41 Noxious Weeds, Eradication of ... 655 1 1

43	Conference of Producers	25 5 6
Analyses and Chemical Investigations	36 15 6

Government Refrigerating Works.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY--.297 8s. 2d.

49 Wages of Engineers, Firemen, Storemen, Labourers, etc. 97 8 2

CONTINGENCIES—£118 18s.

• •• 118 18 0

• • •

50      Fuel, etc.

1662 7 9

Agricultural Bank.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-£110 18s. 6c1. Valuator 54 8 9

J Do. 41 2 3

Clerk 15 7 6

AliTowANcEs—X48 15s.

J Travelling Allowance to Valuator 48 15 0

CONTINGENCIES-S15.

9 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 15 0 0

174 13 6

Stock.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-£95 17s. 6d.

13 Inspector, Roebourne (3 months) 9 0 0

19 Labourers occasionally employed 86 17 6

CONTINGENCIES —X732 9s. 3d.

25 Incidental Expenses ... 27 18 10

26	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ...	10 18	0
Cattle Dip, Robb's Jetty	514 16 10
Providing Water Supply at Owen Anchorage Cattle Quaran-

tine Area ... 178 15 7

828 6 9

Rabbits.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X623 10S.

Sub-Inspector	166 13 4
Rabbiter	138 0 0

Do. 138 0 0

Do.	105 11 8
Do.	75 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-S43 2s. 4d.

13 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 10 2 4

15 Experiments with Marsupial Diseases 33 0 0

666 12 4

6 EDW. VII.]	Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903.	[1906, No. 18.]
£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 49253 19 7

XL—MINISTER FOR WORKS.

Public Works.

General Division.

SALARIES, FIXED-S108 HS.

1 Under Secretary for Public Works 50 0 0

J Clerk	•	•.	58 11 0
CONTINGENCIES-.2327 14s. 4d.

12 Railway Fares... ... ... 112 1 2

75 Office Accommodation, rented ... ... 148 14 7

76 Insurance Public Buildings, Marine Risks, etc. 66 18 7

Engineering Division.

HARBOUR AND RIVER WORKS,

(Exclusive of Fremantle Harbour Works.)

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-£156 10x.

Assistant Engineer ... 156 10 0

ROADS AND BRIDGES WORKS.

Bridges---S263 19s. 3d.

112	Boulder City Railway Station, Overhead Footbridge	81	0	0
131	Perth-Bunbury Road, Reconstructing Bridges	19	19	8
138	-Upper Chapman, Bridge over Mt. Erin Creek	1	12	8
144	West Arthur Bridge, Strengthening	20	0	0
Albany, Lower King River Bridge	141	6	11

Roads—S155 14s. 7d.

161 Darling Range, Road to Bellevue Station ... 21 12 0

J Port Hedland, Causeway Repairs 134 2, 7

HARBOUR AND RIVER WORKS—£749 9s. 5d.

212	Additions and Repairs to Lighthouses and Quarters	100	3	11
220	Plant and Tools	850	0	0

J Fremantle Harbour Works, Preparation of Shipping Returns 299 5 6

WATER SUPPLY.

Fremantle Water Supply.

CONTINGENCIES-X175 17s. Ild.

248 Wages, Materials, Upkeep, Services to Houses, etc. 175 17 11

j1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. 6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward ... 1937 16 6 49253 19 7

Public Works—continued.

ENGINEERING SURVEYS, ETC.-S24,270 18s. Id.

254 Miscellaneous Surveys ... 222 17 8

256	Menzies-Leonora Railway, Traffic Expenses during Construction	17926	15	11
Cue-Nannine Railway, Traffic Expenses during Construction...	1193	14	9

J	Owen Anchorage—Woodman's Point Railway	4463	9	2
Menzies-Leonora Railway—Final Audit of 'Traffic Accounts to

cover Mount Malcolm Station Embezzlements ... 64 19 4

Menzies-Leonora Railway—Final Audit of Traffic Accounts to

cover Kookynie Station Embezzlements 399 1 3

26208 14 7

Public Buildings.

Architectural Division.

HEAD OFFICE.

SALARIES, FIXED-5378 4s. 6d.

Superintendent of Buildings ... 378 4 6

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE ATTORNEY

GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Court Houses—S1 5s. 9d.

56    Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings (capital value,

£66,500) ... 1 5 9

Magistrates' Residences—£343 19s. 8d.

65    Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings (capital value,

£13,500) ...	343	19	8
BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE COLONIAL

SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT.

Hospitals and Quarantine Stations—£526 4s. 11d.

85 Perth Hospital. new Infectious Diseases Ward ... 10 19 11

J Fremantle Hospital, Grant-in-aid for providing further Accom-

modation for Out-Patients ... ... ... . 350 0 0

J Kalgoorlie Hospital, Installation of Electric Light and Fans... 165 5 0

Gaols and Quarters— £179 3s. 7d.

91    Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings (capital value,

£84,000) ... ... ... ... . ... 131 9 9

92 Broome Gaol, New Cells and Warders' Quarters ,., 36 2 10

J Wyndham Gaol, Strengthening Fence: and Improvements 11 11 0

Miscellaneous—£514 Ds, ed.

J Bunbury, Cottage for Goldfields Children... 514 9 6

6 Enw. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [1906, No. 18.]

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 1943 7 11 75462 14 2

Public Buildings—continued.

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE MINISTER FOR

EDUCATION'S DEPARTMENT.

Schools and School Buildings, etc.—£2,000 19s. 6d.

J Bellevue, School Quarters 167 5 2

J Camballie School, Additions 281 13 4

152 Claremont School, Additions 0 14 0

153	Claremont, Infants' School	282	7	3
155	Claremont., Manual Training and Cookery Centre	26	0	6

166 Fremantle (North) School, Additions ... 51 12 10

170	Guildford School, Additions and Alterations	75	9	0
Hamilton Hill School, Quarters	145	0 0
171	Highgate Senior School, Additions	236 19	2

185 Leederville (West) School, Additions 136 12 10

J Maylands, School and Quarters ... 634 2 11

190	Midland Junction, Infants' School	70	0	0
204	Perth Central School, General Renovations	193	2	6

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE COLONIAL

TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.

Pilot Crews and Harbour Staff's' Quarters, etc.-2,119 2s. 7d.

273 Aaiun Head Signal Station, Improvements 119 2 7

Savings Bank—S506 13s. 10d.

J Perth Savings Bank, Accommodation in Hobbs' Buildings ... 506 13 10

FURNITURE FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS-2135 6s. 6c1.

284	Furniture for Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly	94 19	2
288	Supply, Maintenance, and 'Upkeep of Telephonettes, Electric

Bells, etc. 40 7 4

MISCELLANEOUS—£323 13s. 5d.

296 Incidentals ... 323 13 5

GRANTS-IN-AID FOR MECHANICS INSTITUTES AND KINDRED

BUILDINGS—.£203 Ss. 4d.

298 Grants-in-Aid (in accordance with Regulations) for Construc- tion of and Additions to Mechanics' Institutes, Miners' Institutes, and Agricultural Halls 203 8 4

5532 12 1

MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS.

Railways and Tramways.

SALARIES, FIXED-22,101 ls. 2d.

General Manager's Branch.

17 Clerk (junior)	10 0 0
J Clerk	121 6 8

•• •

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. s: d.

Brought forward 131 6 8 80995 6 3

Railways and Tramways—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Accountant's Branch.

43 Clerk 7 5 2

62	Do.	10 0 0
72	Do.	10 0 0
73	Do.	9 14 7
74	Do.	10 0 0
Do.	88 3 5
93	Cadet	2 1 1
J	Do.	32 11 1
Do.	32 11 1

J Do. • .• 3 6 8

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch.

94	Chief Traffic Manager ...	50	0
Inspector	166 1	4

J Do. 28 1 5

114 Station Master 5 0

125	1)0.	5	0
142	Do.	3 1	2
148	Do.	5	0
150	Do.	5	0
156	Do.	5	0
166	Do.	5	0
176	Do.	5	0
185	Do.	5	0
186	Do.	5	0

191 Officer in Charge 0 1 8

192	Do.	5	0
193	Do.	5	0
194	Do.	5	0
198	Do.	5	0
203	Do.	10	0
208	Do.	5	0
217	Do.	3	8
219	Do.	41	3
221	Do.	8	8
229	Do.	1 1	4
232	Do.	3	8
237	Do.	9	4
242	Do.	4 3 4

245	Do.	3	6	8
247	Do.	1 13	4
248	Do.	1 13	4
249	Do.	5	0	0

251	Do.	5 0 0
253	Do.	5 0 0
254	Do.	5 0 0
255	Do.	5 0 0
256	Do.	5 0 0
258	Do.	5 0 0
259	Do.	5 0 0
260	Do.	5 0 0

6 EDW. VII.] Evcess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [1906, No. Pi]

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 753 4 11 80995 6 3

Railways and Tramways—continued.

SALARIES, FxxEn—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

262 Officer in Charge 5

263	Do.	5
265	Do.	5
267	DJ.	5
269	Do.	5
270	Do.	5
271	Do.	5
273	Do.	5
274	Do.	5
275	Do.	5
277	Do.	5
278	Do.	5
279	Do.	10
281	Do.	4
282	Do.	10
284	Do.	7 1
285	Do.	4
287	Do.	5
301	Do.	10
302	Do.	10
303	Do.	10
304	Do	10
305	Do.	10

306 Night Officer ... 10

307	Do.	10
309	Do.	10
310	Do.	10
311	Do.	10
312	Do.	6 1
313	Do.	10
314	Do.	4 1 1
317	Do.	31
319	Do.	3 1
320	Do.	5 1
323	Do.	12 1
324	Do.	16 1
325	Do.	10
326	Do.	9 1
327	Do.	8 1
330	Do.	9
331	Do.	8
333	Do.	10
334	Do.	10
335	Do.	7 1
336	Do.	10
337	Do.	10
338	Do.	10
339	Do.	10
340	Do.	10
341	Do.	8
342	Do.	10

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDW. VII.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 1158 12 2 80995 6 3

Railways and Tramways—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED—CORtiMated.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch—continued.

343 Night Officer .. 10 0

344	Do.	3	8
345	Do.	61	4
348	Do.	7	0
349	Do.	10	0
352	Do.	10	0
353	Do.	20	0
354	Do.	10	0
355	Do.	7	4
356	Do.	10	0
358	Do.	8	8
359	Do.	10	0
360	Do.	5 1	8
361	Do.	10	0
362	Do.	8	8
363	Do.	9	2
364	Do.	10	0
365	Do.	10	0
366	Do.	10	0
367	Do.	61	2
368	Do.	9	4
369	Do.	18	10
370	Do.	10	0
371	Do.	10	0
372	Do.	7	9
373	Do.	6 1	4
376	Do.	6	11
377	Do.	10	0
379	Do.	10	0
380	Do.	10	0
381	Do.	10	0
382	Do.	10	0
384	Do.	10	0
385	Do.	10	0
388	Do.	10	0
390	Do.	16	2
391	Do.	0	7
392	Do.	8	8
393	Do.	5	3
394	Do.	10	0
395	Do.	8	8
396	Do.	5	8
397	Do.	9	4
398	Do.	10	0
399	Do.	10	0
400	Do.	10	0
406	Do.	1l	7
4 07	Do.	9	10
408	Do.	2	9
410	Do.	10	0

411 Do. 10 0 0

6 EDW. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-19( 3. [106, No. 18.]

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward ... 1616 0 6 80995 6 3

Railways and Tramways—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

Chief Tragic Manager's Branch—continued.

••• 2 3 0

412 Night Officer •••

413 Do. 10 0 0

414	Do.	10 0 0
415	Do.	20 0 0
416	Do,	1 13 4
417	Do.	6 5 9
419	Do.	4 7 1
422	Do.	2 9 6
525	Do.	0 2 2

J Do. 33 1 1

Do. 30 13 11

J Do. 29 11 1

J Do. 26 0 0

Do. 30 14 5

468 Clerk 10 0 0

559	Do.	20	0	0
566	Do.	8 11

Cadet 0 15 0

Chief Mechanical Engineer's Branch.

707 Chief Rolling Stock Inspector 4 3 4

J	Loco. Foreman	8 9 4
Sub. Loco. Foreman	88 11 6

813 Cadet 12 10 0

Chief Engineer of Existing Lines' Branch.

820 Resident Engineer ... 20 16 8

847 Inspector of Permanent Way	8 6 8
891 Clerk	10 0 0

892	Do.	10 0 0
896	Do. (junior)	10 0 0

897 Do. do. 10 0 0

903 Cadet 10 0 0

904	Do.	10	0	0
905	Do.	10	0	0
908	Do.	10	0	0

Electrical Engineer's Branch.

18 17 11

J Clerk

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S400 5s. 8d.

J Overtime paid to Night Officers, Traffic Branch .. 400 5 8

CONTINGENCIES—S21,264 3s. 7d.

J Replacing Railway Carriage Stock 21,264 3 7

23,765 10

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDW.

£ s. d. 4,2 s. d.

Brought forward 104760 16 8

XIL—COLONIAL TREASURER.

Treasury.

SALARIES, FIXED—£69 14s. lid.

35 Cashier, Cue (6 months) 25 0 0

42 Do. Norseman (3 months) ... 26 5 0

J Stamp Issuer 18 9 11

CONTINGENCIES—f!207 2s.

50 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... 179 14 8

52 Travelling Expenses ... 27 7 4

Government Advertising Office.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-390.

J Manager • • • 350 0 0

J Messenger 40 0 0

Tender Board.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S125 is. 5d.

J Secretary 76 12 3

J Clerk 45 19 4

J Do. (junior) 2 9 10

CONTINGENCIES—S152 2s. 9d.

J	Incidental Expenses	...	2 2 6
Postage, Telegrams, etc.	2 10 0

J Stationery, Printing, etc. 113 1 3

J Advertising Tenders ... 34 9 0

944 1 1

Government Stores.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X73 17s. 4d.

Stocktaking ... 73 17 4

CONTINGENCIES—£7 14s. 2d.

69 Travelling Expenses ... 7 14 2

81 11 '6

Harbour and Light.

SALARIES, FIXED—£324 5s. 4d.

1 Chief Harbour Master ... 150 0 0

49 Albany—Boatman 0 2 0

80 Geraldton—Harbour Master (six months) 112 10 0

J Do. Pilot 61 13 4

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—£12 15s.

Office Cleaner 12 15 0

6 Eow.	Excess of Ex ienditure, 1902-1903.	[1906. No. 18.1
£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 337 0 4 105786 9 3

Harbour and Light—coatiaseff.

ALLOWANCES—£5 16s. 8d.

J	Lodging, Lightkeeper, Arthur Head	4	3	4
J	Wood, Water; etc. (in lieu of), Pilot and Jetty Lightkeeper,

Geraldton 1 13 4.

CONTINGENCIES—R69 6s. Id.

123 Travelling Expenses ... 53 18 4

125      Upkeep of Jetties : incidental Expenses (including, Wages and

Working) 15 7 9

412 3 1

London Agency.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-4;105 14s. 9d.

J Shorthand Clerk and Typist 64. 1 5

J Lecturer 41 13 4

CONTINGENCIES—£19 ls. 2d.

10 Rent of Offices (including Cleaning, Fuel, and Light) 19 1 2

124 15 11

Post Office Savings Bank.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-48 18s. 6d.

28 Temporary Clerical Assistance 48 18 6

CONTINGENCIES-1;324 14s.

31	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ...	230	0	0
J	Recoup to Police Department for Services of Constable	94 14	0

373 12 6

Literary and Scientific Grants, etc.

Mechanics' Institutes, Working Men's Associations, Art

Societies, etc. 56 0 0

56 0 0

Pensions, and Retiring and Compassionate Allowances.

PENSIONS.

J Russell, C. R., late Chief Harbour Master 116 13 4

J Campbell, J. A., late Chief Staff Officer .. 129 3 4

J	Taylor, C. A., late Clerk, Executive Council Office	50	0	0
J	Berry, G., late Clerk to Colonial Treasurer	31 17	6
J	Butcher, S. G., late Assistant Pilot, Albany	70	6	3
J	Ashton, B. F., late Matron, Guildford Hospital	3 19	7
J	Mitchell, S., late Lightkeeper, Point King...	15 16	0

RETIRING ALLOWANCES, FINAL.

J Piesse, A. N., late Resident Magistrate, Newcastle ... 750 0 0

Barlee, F. R., late Resident Magistrate, Northam	.	250	0	0
Gibbons, P. J., late Resident Magistrate, Wyndham	250	0	0
Freeman, W., late Warder, Fremantle Gaol	197 19	0

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDW. VII.

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 1865 15 0 106753 0 9

Pensions, and Retiring and Compassionate

Allowances—continued.

COMPASSIONATE ALLOWANCES, FINAL.

J	Widow of late J. Milford, Watchman, Public Offices, Perth ...	15 0 0
Hagan, J., loss' of son's life (through injuries received while

assisting the police) 100 0 0

O'Shea, D., loss of sight (incurred at No. 6 Pumping Station,

Coolgardie Water Supply) ... 20 0 0

J	Howe, E. M., Widow of late Lightkeeper, Breaksea Island ...	30	0	0
Estate of late J. N. Keith, Clerk, Registry Department	50	0	0

2080 15      0

Printing.

CONTINGENCIES-£84 2d.

118 Water, Fuel, Light, and Sanitary 84 17 2

84 17 2

Photo-Lithographic.

SALARIES, FIXED-S33 6s. 8d.

J Clerk •

33 6 8

CONTINGENCIES--£229 18. 101

34 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams ... ...

6 9 3

35      Photographic Material (including introduction of Zinc Etching

Process) ... ... ... ...

91 4 8

36 General Lithographic Material, Draftsmen's Requisites,

Stones, Paper, Ink, etc. 131 7 11

262 8 6

Miscellaneous Services.

Benevolent Grants-5343 17s. 11d.

3	Fresh Air League—S for £ Subsidy	80 18	8
5	Higgins, John—Maintenance in Industrial School for Blind,

Adelaide, at 2s. per diem, and cost of Draft ...

7 19 3

Subsidy (a for £) towards Day Dawn Ambulance Vau	75	0	0
Grant-in-Aid of Home for Friendless Women, Boulder	130	0	0

J Women's Christian Temperance Union, Boulder ...

50 0 0

Cemeteries, Grants for Improvements— £5 10s.

16 Nannine Cemetery, Fence Repairs 5 10 0

Commissions of Inquiry-52,391 12s. 3d.

17 Expenses of Royal Commission on Civil Service ... 427 13 1

Expenses, Royal Commission to inquire into charges against

Mr. Justice Parker ... Expenses, Royal Commission Coolgardie Water Scheme	...	...	...	...	668	11	9
...	995	14	3

Expenses, Royal Forestry Commission ...

299 13      2

6 En. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [1906, No. 18.]

a d. s. d.

Brought forward ... 2741 0 2 109181 1 5

Miscellaneous Services—continued.

Defalcations-554 ls.

• • • 47 15 0

19      Shortage of Cash in Police Account, Cue ...

20      Defalcations of D. C. S. Drummond, late Clerk of Court, Broad

Arrow 6 6 0

Exhibitions-5440 5s. 10d.

21 Glasgow Exhibition ... 440 5 10

Honoraria, Gratuities, etc.—„e117.

J	Gratuity to Parents of the late M. Hagan (who died from injuries received while assisting the police) to cover costs of medical attendance ...	42 0 0
J	Gratuity to A. Holland (late Draftsman, Photo-Lithographic Department) in lieu of leave of absence on retirement from the Public Service ...	75 0 0

Law Costs-512,935 17s. 7d.

.1 Awards and Law Costs 12935 17 7

Members of Parliament, Services for-5266 17s. 7d.

28 Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits ... 266 17 7

Municipal Grants—£4,891 3s. ld.

37      Subsidy to Municipalities, at 15s. in the £ for Rates collected

to amount of £20,000; above that amount 10s. in the 5 ... 4566 3 1

J Broad Arrow—Grant towards erection of Town Hall 300 0 0

J Nannine—Filling up Dangerous Shafts ... 25 0 0

National Grants, etc.-52,916 14s. 4d.

38     Expenses in connection with Coronation of His Majesty the

King (Local Grants) ... ... 562 13 7

J	Railway Passes for men enrolling in the Commonwealth
Contingents Expenses of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd south African Contingents ... ... 59 19 8

2294 1 1

J

Parks, Recreation Grounds, etc.—Grants for Improvements,

etc.-51,000 12s. 6d.

42	Grants for Improvements to Parks, Recreation Grounds, etc.	844	7	6
J	Half Cost of boundar y Fence between Perth Town Lot H 106

and West Perth Post Office site ... ... ... 6 5 0

J Northam, Improvements Jubilee Recreation Ground ... 150 0 0

Purchase of Land for Public Purposes, etc. £4,697.

J Grant to Trustees, Fremantle Racecourse, in consideration of

the surrender to His Majesty of lease of such Racecourse... 1000 0

J Purchase of Block of Land in Thomas Street, Subiaco . 400 0

J Do. Site for Trades Hall ... ... 500 0

J Do. Lots 247 to 252, Maylands Estate, for School site 157 0

Do. Bellevue School site ... ... 190 0

J	Do.	West Perth School site (Stubberfield's block)	...	1300	0
J	Do.	West Perth School site (Dyson's block)	1150	0

Do. Commission on Immigration of Non-British Labour 89 11 5

.Defilicatious.

Teacher, Bullsbrook School 3 0 0

Honoraria.

Smith, H.—Services, Tender Board Committee 5 5 0

Hanu, F. II—Explorations conducted within the State .. 300 0 0

Davies, J.—Report on Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage	250	0	0
Whitton, P.—Report on Audit Department	105 10	7

Members of Parliament--Services for.

Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits (Item 24) ... 925 16 11

Municipal Grants.

Bunbury—Towards Purchase of Recreation Ground 700 0 0

Busseltou—Purchase of Site for Cemetery ••• 30 0 0

Subsidy to Municipalities (Item 28) ... 5873 12 11

National Grants.

Erection of Statue of Queen Victoria (Item 29) ... ... ... 144 14 8

Expenses of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd South African Contingents (Item 31) ... 12 19 1

Purchase of Land for Public Purposes.

Purchase of School Site, Victoria Park Lot 289 ... 100 0 0

Do. do. West Perth ... ... 5 1 0

Do. State Hotel Site, Maylands ... 600 0 0

Do. Police Station Site do. . ... ... 135 0 0

Do. do. do. Armadale Lots 9, 10 ... 60 0 0

Do. Recreation Grounds, Hardey Road, Peninsula Estate Lots550/3 ... ... ... ... ... 1000 0 0

Do. House and Land, Harvest Terrace and Wilson Street, Perth... ... ... ... ... ... 1800 0 0

Do.	Teachers' Quarters, Site, etc., Broomehill	...	160	0	0
Do.	Recreation Grounds, Bayswater—Grant to Road Board

towards... ... ... ... ... 200 0 0

Do. Residency Site, Northam ... ... ... 270 0 0

Do. Recreation Grounds — Grant to Friendly Societies' Trustees... ... ... ... ... 500 0 0

Do.	School Site, Swan Locations P 1067/8, Lots 34/7	400	0	0
Do.	School Site, Lower Pictou, Lots 41/2	240	0	0

Municipal Water Rates—Dyson's block 5 14 8

Do. do. Stubberfield's block 7 14 8

Carried forward 15694 10 3 159659 12 4

[1906,.No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1903-1904. [6 ]3DW. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 15694 10 3 159659 12 4

Miscellaneous Services—contimted.

Sundry Grants and Services.

Government Stores Adjustment	...	496	17 4
Transcontinental Railway—Sundry Expenses	12	10 6

Stolen Lugger "Blue Bell "—Half cost of arrest and extradition of

crew of 203 11 8

Government Gazette—Cost of Production	2349	11	7
Incidental Expenses ...	1898	3 11

Interest ... 2693 2 6

23348 7 9

TOTAL £183008 0 1

6 EDW. Excess of Expenditure, 1904-1905. [1906, No. 18.]

Excess of Expenditure, .19014-1905.

SCHEDULE D.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

s. d. s. d.

V.--Legislative Assembly.

CONTINGENCIES.

Select Committees 35 15 3

VII.—COLONIAL TREASURER.

Treasury.

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally.

Inspection of Liquor 125 6 2

Tender Board.

Incidental ... 1220 9 8

1345 15 10

Audit.

SALARIES.

Read— s. d.

One Inspector of Accounts at 240 0 0

In lieu of

One Inspector of Accounts „ 215 0 0

25 0 0

Temporary Clerical and other Assistance 255 16 9

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental 87 4 1

• • • • • •

368     0 10

Compassionate Allowances.

Beasley, Mrs., widow of late T. Beasley ... 0 6 8

Jacob, Mrs., widow of late S. A. Jacob, late Clerk of Court, Cue	...	56	0	0
Widow of late L. B.A. Threadgold, 1st Assistant, Albany State School	10 15	1

67 1 9

General Stores.

SALARIES.

Casual Labour 28 19 4

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 1 15 1

30 14 5

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1904-1905. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Thought forward 1847 8 1

London Agency.

SALARIES.

One Commissionaire at 30s. per week 25 5 0

Read £ s. d.

One Junior Clerk at 91 0 0

In lieu of

One Junior Clerk „ 90 0 0

1 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 293 10

319 15 3

Photo-Lithographic.

SALARIES.

One Warehouseman at £140 ... 140 0 0

One Feeder Boy 6 10 0

146 10 0

Printing

SALARIES.

Read— £ s. d. £ s. d.

One Compositor	at 156 15	0
One Compositor	„ 157 0 0

313 15 0

In lieu of

Two Compositors at 812 0 0

1 15 0

Extra Labour 3481 1 4

CONTINGENCIES.

Stationery ... 2742 8 4

6225 4 8

Public Service Commissioner.

SALARIES.

One Clerk at £230 per ann., from 15/5/05 to 30/6/05	29 13	6
One Typist at £120 per ann., from 23/5/05 to 30/6/05	12 18	1

One Messenger at ..£40 per ann., from 16/5/05 to 30/6/05 6 1 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... • . • 62 12 1

110 4 8

Refunds.

Refunds 173 7 2

6 Euw.	Excess of Expenditure, 1904-1905.	[1906, No. 18.]
£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 8822 9 10

Miscellaneous Services.

Glasgow Exhibition ... ... 32 10 0

Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits 112 7 3

Subsidies to Municipalities ... 4282 5 9

• ••

Purchase of School Sites ... •• • 135 0 0

Royal Commission, Boulder Perseverance 162 16 S

Royal Commission, Collie Coal industry ... 481 1 6

Royal Commission, Ventilation and Sanitation of Mines ... 2696 13 3

Royal Commission, Ocean Freights ... ... ... 691 18 7

Commission to the Commonwealth on Sale of Duty Stamps 71 16 3

Cost of Production of Government Gazette	...	375	8	9
Gwalia Hotel—Maintenance, Salary, and Wages ...	...	233	1	6

Interest ...... ,.. ... ... 2185 1 5

Geraldton Fresh Air League—Grant in aid of Building 20 0 0

Purchase of Site for Kelmscott Cemetery... ... 100 0 0

Defalcations of W. H. Cocks, late Mining Registrar, Mount Morgans	129 11 11
Compensation for Improvements on Pastoral Leases...	1000 0 0
Cost of Railway Reserve No. 7103, Grass Valley, handed over to Lands

Department ...• ... • • ... ... ... 758 6 0

Expenses of Visit of Federal Members of Parliament... ... 1047 5 4

Freight on Material Conveyed in connection with Mtliar's Wootenup

... 321 5 9

Railway ... ... • • - ..• •• • ,

Services performed by Commonwealth Officers in connection with

Savings Bank ... 15583 18 9

30420 8 8

VII.—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION.

Education.

SALARIES.

Generally.

Evening Schools 182 10 7

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally..

Furniture ...	26 6 10
Incidental ...	171 11 4

Compulsion.

Incidental ... . • • • • • 0 16 9

381 5 6

VIII.—MINISTER FOR MINES.

Mines.

SALARIES.

State Batteries.

Temporary Labour ... 10861 15 3

[1906, No. 18.] Exeess of Expenditure, 1904-1905. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. £ s. d.

Brought forward 10861 15 3 39624 4 0

Mines—continued.

SALARIES—continued.

Steam Boilers.

Bead— £ s. d.

One Clerk at 105 0 0

In lieu of

One Clerk 70 0 0

35 0 0

Temporary Assistance 250 12 1

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally.

Exemption Fees, Refund of 222 8 6

State Batteries.

General Supplies and Maintenance 3942 14 4

Erection of State Batteries 3219 4 10

Steam Boilers.

Incidental ... 388 10 10

Mines Water Supply.

Cue-Day Dawn Water Supply 2313 13 6

21233 19 4

Explosives and Analytical.

CONTINGENCIES.

Apparatus, Books, Chemicals for Laboratmy of Chief Inspector of

Explosives 25 4 11

VI1I.—MINISTER FOR JUSTICE.

Crown Law.

SALARIES.

Managing Clerk, Arrears of Increase, 1901-2	20	0	0
Parliamentary Drafting, extra assistance	62	10	0

82 10 0

Stipendiary Magistracy.

SALARIES.

Acting Resident Magistrate, Millbury	250	0	0
Resident Magistrate, Port Hedland (from 12th February to 30th June,

1905, at £207) ... 80 1 9

6 Eow. VII.]	Eness of Expenditure, 1904-1905.	[1906, No. 18.]
£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 330 1 9 60965 18 3

Stipendiary Magistracy—continued.

SALARIES—I'M/tingled.

Read— £ s. d. s. d.

One Police Magistrate at 366 13 4

One Clerk of Court „ 35 0 0

401 13 4

In lieu of

One Police Magistrate	at 275 0 0
One Clerk of Court	„ 30 0 0

305 0 0

96 13 4

CONTINGENCIES.

Witnesses and Jurors, Payment of 815 1? 9

Inquests	...	59 12 3
Incidental ..	223 18 11

1526 4 0

Supreme Cour: .

CONTINGENCIES.

Witnesses and Jurors	965	4	7
Circuit Courts—Prosecutions travelling expenses, etc.	356	1	5

— — 1321 6 0

NISTER FOR LANDS.

Woods and Forests.

SALARIES.

One Forest Ranger 81 13 4

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 468 7 5

550 0 9

Agriculture.

SALARIES.

Generally.

Read— £ s. d.

One Accountant ... at 284 8 9

In lieu of —

One Accountant ... „ 250 0 0

34 8 9

Read

One Editor and Librarian... at 187 0 0

In lieu of

One Editor and Librarian... „ 180 0 0

7 0 0

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1904-1905. [6 Enw. ¶11.

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 41 8 9 64363 9 0

Agriculture—continued.

SAL A )1'Es—continued

Read— £ s. d. £ s. d.

One Fruit Inspector at 167 0 0

Do.	„ 237 10	0
Do.	„ 167 0	0
Do.	„ 167 0	0
Do.	„ 167 0	0

905   10 0

In lieu of

One Fruit Inspector at 160 0 0

Do.	„ 230 0	0
Do.	„ 160 0	0
Do.	„ 160 0	0
Do.	„ 160 0	0

870     0 0

35 10 0

One Fruit Inspector ... 53 6 8

130 .5 5

Government Refrigerating Works.

Read

One Manager at 281 5 0

In lieu of

One Manager „ 250 0 0

31     5 0

One Superintendent of Abattoirs	71	4	9
Read

One Clerk at 147 0 0

In lieu of

One Clerk „ 140 0 0

7     0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Government Refrigerating 1Vo9

Incidental ... 121 4 10

230 14 7

Stock.

SALARIES.

Read

One Veterinary Surgeon ... at 325 0 0

One Inspector „ 284 10 0

609 10 0

Iva lieu of

One Veterinary Surgeon ... at 300 0 0

One Inspector „ 234 10 0

53410 0

75 0 0

6 Euw. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1904-1905. [1906, No. 18.]

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 64799 9 0

X.—MINISTER FOR WORKS.

Public Works and Buildings.

SMARM.

Read- - s. d. of s. d.

One Clerk at 40 12 11

Two Engineering Cadets „ 133 6 8

Inspector—Maintenance Work ... „ 237 10 0

District and Camp Allowances	„ 857	3	5
Provision for Leave and Salary due

to Retrenched Officers „ 583 1 6

Wages of Office Cleaners, etc. „ 288 10 10

2140 5 4

In lieu of One Clerk... at 40 0 0

Two Engineering Cadets „ 130 0 0

Inspector—Maintenance Work	... „ 237 0 0
District and Camp Allowances	... „ 800 0 0

Provision for Leave and Salary due

to Retrenched Officers ... „ 500 0 C

Wages of Office Cleaners, etc. ... „ 150 0 0

1857    0, 0

283 5 4

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ...	747 13 2
Northam Road District—Bridge over Mortlock River	32 2 3
Additions and Repairs to Lighthouses and Quarters	88 3 9
Gooseberry Hill Railway	50 13 2

Old Men's Home, Claremont ... 952 5 9

Perth Hospital—New Wing ... 1615 3 0

Nullagine Station—Additions and Quarters 8 10 0

Fremantle Hospital—Erection of Forrest Ward ... 275 0 0

Midland Railway—Incidental Expenses in connection with	Valuation	409	2	9
Insurance of Public Buildings	240	9	4
Repairs to Dredge " Parmelia"	158	7	8

4860 16 2

X I.—COLON IA I, SECRETARY.

Charities.

CONTINGENCIES.

Out-door Relief 449 18 9

Aid to Orphanage Industrial Schools 100 0 4

Incidental ... 103 0 10

652 19 11

F1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1904-1905. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 70313 5 1

Gaols.

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions ... 1500 0 0

Assistance to Prisoners on discharge from Gaol ...	10	7	4
Earnings of Prisoners	84 19	4
Tools and Machinery for Workshops	55	5 11

1650 12       7

Harbour and Light.

SALARIES.

Wharfinger, Port Hedland Jetty, 3 mos. and 22 days at £200 per ann. 61 16 6

Read— s. d.

1 Lightkeeper, Swan River at 115 0 0

In lien of--

1 Lightkeeper, Swan River „ 100 0 0

15 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Port Hedland Jetty, Incidental 93 12 1

Fees under Navigation Act, 1904 48 5 0

218 13 7

Lunacy.

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions, Bedding, Clothing, etc. 498 2 11

Medical.

CONTINGENCIES.

Perth Public Hospital	728 10 10
Fremantle Public Hospital	114 1 8

842 12      6

Observatory.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 67 13 11

Registry.

SALARIES.

Temporary Clerical Assistance... 51 4 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Fees to District Registrars 54 7 8

Incidental ... 664 1 1

769 12 9

6 EDW. V11.1 Excess of Expenditure, 1904-1905. 11906, No. 18.1

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 74360 13 4

Rottnest Establishment.

SALARIES.

Read £ s. d.

One Medical Officer at 137 7 3

In lieu of--

One Medical Officer „ 110 0 0

27 7 3

CONTINGENCIES.

Sheep for Slaughter ... 153 10 2

180 17 5

XII.— MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS.

Railways and Tramways.

SALARIES.

One Clerk, Loco. Branch, at £240, from 14/11/04 to 30/6/05	151	6	8
One Clerk, Audit Branch, at £100 from 14/10/05	84 10	4
One Clerk, Traffic Branch, Salary, May, 1904 ...	12	1 11
One Officer-in-charge Sick Pay on Half Salary	6	5	0

Read— s. d.

Oue Inspector	at 316 13 4
One Cashier	„ 307 1 2
One Clerk	„ 194 0 4
One Clerk	„ 161 13 4
One Clerk	„ 157 3 7
One Clerk	„ 144 4 11
One Officer-in-Charge	„ 150 0 0
One Officer-in-Charge	„ 143 17 5
One Cadet	„ 47 10 0
Wages, etc.	742803 12 0

744425 16 1

In lieu of

One Inspector	at 300
One Cashier	„ 300
One Clerk	„ 190
One Clerk	., 150
One Clerk	„ 145
One Clerk	„ 130
One Officer-in-Charge	„ 140
One Officer-in-Charge	„ 140
One Cadet	„ 40
Wages	711532

713067 0 0

31358 16 1

31613 0 0

[1906, No 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1904-1905. [6 Eniv. VII.

X a. d. X a. d.

Brought forward 106154 10 9

XII.—MINISTER FOR LABOUR.

Labour.

CONTINGENCIES.

Industrial.

Incidental . 8 16 2

Government Labour Bureau.

Incidental ... 83 5 3

92 1 5

TOTAL 106246 12 2

6 Eow. VII.] Recess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [1906. No. 18.1

SCHEDULE E.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

V1I.—COLONIAL TREASURER.

Treasury.

Generally.

SALARIES.

Read— X s. d. £ s. d.

1 Secretary to Premier at ... 400 0 0

In lieu of-

1 Secretary to Premier 300 0 0

100 0 0

1 Clerk to Premier at 220 0 0

320 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental (Premier's Office) ... 86 1 4

Stamps Embossing Branch.

CONTINGENCIES.

Paper and Ink 115 9 8

Inspection of Liquor.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 52 11 0

Tender Board.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. 383 7 10

957 9 10

Audit.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 145 13 2,

Compassionate Allowances.

Connolly, Mrs., late School Teacher, Georgina, Gemldlon ... 50 0 0

Purdie, Mrs., widow of A. Purdie, Director of Technical Education ...	225	0	0
McGillis, Mrs., widow of late G. J. McGillis, Compositor, Government

PrintingOffice ... ... ... ... ... ,.. ... 39 0 0

O'Flaherty, Mrs., widow of late Dr. O'Flaherty, D.M.O., KooIcvnie	..	.!,0	0	0
Smith, E. G. (Mrs.), widow of late El. Smith, Cleric, Tender Board

Tate, J.. late Pilot, Harbour and Light Department	...	...	...	139	5	2
Taylor, W. B., late Clerk, Railway Department	...	61 15	0

592 12 9

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [6 EDW.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 1695 15 9

General Stores.

SALARIES.

1 Clerk for 3 months at £225, from 1st April, 1905, to 30th June, 1905 56 5

Literary and Scientific Grants, etc.

National Rifle Association	200 0 0
Purchase of Site for Geodetic Observatory, Bayswater	171 10 0

371 10 0

London Agency.

SALARIES.

1 Clerk for 9 weeks at 8s. and 6 weeks at 10s. per week 6 12 0

Printing.

SALARIES.

Extra Labour 166 8 8

••• •••

Public Service Commissioner.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... .• • • • • 154 3 4

Miscellaneous.

Fresh Air League—m2 for £ Subsidy	...	282 10	9
Home for Friendless Women, Boulder ...	100 0	0

Home of Peace--£ for £ towards Upkeep 52 lb 7

M.C.L. Convalescent Home ... 175 0 0

Bonnie Vale Fatality Relief Fund	• • •	150 0	0
Home of Peace—.2 for £ towards erection of Cancer Ward	350 0	0

Waifs' Home, Parkerville 150 0 0

Defalcations.

Late Accountant, London Agency	93 0	0
Late Sub-Editor, Journal of Agriculture	48 11	1

Honoraria.

Day, F. E.—Report on Rabbit Proof Fence 25 0 0

31embers of Parliament, etc.—Services for.

Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits, State Ceremonies 2,000 0 0

Municipal Grants.

Subsidy to Municipalities on General Rates 10,000 0 0

Day Dawn—Special Grant, Fire Brigade 100 0 0

National Grants, etc.

1st, 2nd, and 3rd South African Contingents 48 10 0

6 En. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [1906, No. 18.]

s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 13575 8 5 2450 14 9

Miscellaneous—continued.

Purchase of Lands for Public Purposes, etc.

School Sites—Purchase of ... ... 910 0 0

Purchase Site--Police Station, West Perth	155	0	0
10	0	0

Canning—Erection of Public Pound ...

Greenough —Improvements to Show 0-round	50	0	0
Bayswater—Purchase of Recreation Ground	100	0	0

Maylands — Do. Do. 100 0 0

Royal Commissions of Lig

Collie Coal Industry .. 4 5 4

Timber Industry (Board)	252	7	6
State Batteries	823	6 10
Manufacture of Pipes	225 10	0

Sundry Grants and Services.

Fire Brigade Board and Fire Brigades—Contribution and Subsidy ..	274 14 11
Gwalia Hotel Maintenance, including salary and wages of Manager, etc.	1197 6 3
Kalgoorlie Road Board—Grant to cover Expenditure on account of Trafalgar Fire Brigade, disallowed by Government Auditor	100 0 0
Pombart, J. E.—Special allowances in lieu of Re-instatement in the Public Service and in Satisfaction and Discharge of all

claims whatever against the Government ... ... 750 0 0

Reward for arrest of escapees from Rottnest Prison (Slee, Cavanagh,

and Higgins) ... ... ... ... 60 0 0

Excess Salary of Officers transferred under Public Service Regulation

No. 141 ... 422 9 0

Fencing Fremantle Jetty . ... 250 0 0

Subsidy F. H. Hann—Exploration and Prospecting Trip ... 150 0 0

19,410 8 3

VII.—MINISTER FOR JUSTICE.

Stipendiary Magistracy.

CONTINGENCIES.

Witnesses and Jurors	494 16	4
287 10	6

Inquests ...

Incidental ... 730 12 4

1512 19      2

Supreme Court.

SALARIES.

Read- £ s. d.

1 Commissioner, 74 days at £2 2s. 155 8 0

In lieu of-

1 Commissioner ... at 50 0 0

105 8 0

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 23479 10 2

VIII.—COLONIAL SECRETARY.

Office of Colonial Secretary.

SALARIES.

Extra Clerical Assistance 133 18 8

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 281 16 4

415 15 0

Charities.

Industrial School, Subiaco.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour 91 0 10

Generally.

CONTINGENCIES.

Indoor Relief	264	6	0
Outdoor Relief	1208	5	3
Aid to Orphanage Industrial Schools	280	1	6

1848 13 7

Electoral.

SALARIES.

Electoral Registrar, Kanowna, to 17th September, 1905 42 15 6

CONTINGENCIES.

Extra Assistance in the Preparation of Rolls, etc. 2947 7 11

2990 3 5

csaols.

SALARIES.

Officers occasionally employed ... 49 10 10

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions, Bedding, and Clothing, Uniforms, etc.	580 15	9
Incidental, etc.	1129 16 8

1760 3 3

Harbour and Light.

SALARIES.

Extra Labour, "Penguin" ... ... 191 12 9

Reserve Light-keepers ,.. ... .. ... 51 6 4

1 Wharfinger and Shipping Master, Broome, at £222, from 21st March,

1906, to 30th June, 1906 ... ... ... .. 61 13 4

1 Wharfinger, Hopetoun, at £200, from 21st March, 1906, to 30th

June, -1906 1 Jetty Light-keeper, Onslow, at £16, from 1st May, 1906, to 30th ... ... ... ... ... ... 53 15 3

June, 1906 ... ... ... ... 2 13 4

CONTINGENCIES.

Port Hedland Jetty Working Expenses ...	367 12 11
Hopetoun Jetty Expenses	164 3 3

Broome Jetty Expenses ... ... 393 2 1

Amount underpassed for Harbour and Light through error in

Appropriation Act, 1905-6 ... 100 0 0

1385 19 3

6 EDW. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [1906, No. 18.]

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 31875 4 8

Lunacy.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour and Relieving Officers 157 19 11

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions, Bedding, and Clothing, etc.... 1105 19 4

1263 19 3

Police.

SALARIES.

1 Clerk at £180	180 0 0
Matrons	49 14 5

229 14 5

Public Gardens.

SALARIES

Labourers ... 46 9 6

Public Health.

SALARIES.

1 Pathologist, Bacteriologist, and Medical Officer at £400, from

5th March, 1906, to 30th June, 1906 129 0 8

Special Medical Officer and Nurses, etc., Bubonic Plague 470 13 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Bubonic plague	1264 10	7
Incidental ...	216 19	2,

2081 3 5

Registry.

CONTINGENCIES

Incidental ... 121 6 0

Rottnest.

CONTINGENCIES.

Sheep for slaughter ... 264 1 0

Incidental ... 5 5 0

269 6 0

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [6 ED W. VII.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 35887 3 3

VIII.—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION.

Education.

Generally.

SALARIES.

1 Packer at Stores at £125, from 13th March to 30th June, 1906 38 0 0

Government Schools ... .. 7785 7 6

Extra Assistance ... 51.i 1

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 636 5 2

Technical Education.

Class Instructors and Extra Assistance '210 17 6

Manual Training.

SALARIES.

Staff 408 17 11

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 116 6 5

Compulsion.

1 Clerk at £170, from 1st July to 26th August, 1905 24 10 0

9225 19 7

IX—MINISTER FOR MINES.

Mines Generally.

SALARIES.

Temporary Clerical Assistance	213 18 3
Temporary Labour ...	115 6 6

329 4 9

6 EDW. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [1906, No. 18.]

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 45442 7 7

Geological Survey.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour ... 122 17 4

State Batteries.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour ... 9419 17 11

CONTINGENCIES.

General Supplies and Maintenance 4972 19 8

14392 17 7

Mines Water Supply.

CONTINGENCIES.

Goldfields generally, Upkeep Watering Places, etc.	1569 13	4
Norseman and Princess Royal Water Supply, etc.	506 12	6

2076      5 10

Explosives and Analytical.

SALARIES.

Read— s. d.

1 Analyst at 150 0 0

In lieu of-

1 Analyst ,, 125 0 0

25 0 0

CONTINGENCIES,

Apparatus, Chemicals, etc. 48 10 10

Magazine Reserves ... 40 18 3

114 9 1

Inspection of Machinery.

SALARIES.

Temporary Assistance 18 ]5

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ... 146 7 2

165 2 3

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [6 Enw. VII.

s. s. d.

Brought forward 62313 19 8

IX.—MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS.

Railways and Tramways.

SALARIES.

Read— £ s. d. s. d.

1 Traffic Inspector at 190 0

Do. 190 0

1 Station Master 167 8

Do.	170	0
Do.	170	0
Do.	170	0
Do.	170	0
Do.	180	0
Do.	160	0
Do.	180	0
Do.	159 1	9

1 Goods Agent	325	0
1 Clerk	210	0

Do.	190	0
Do.	188	11
Do.	190	0
Do.	190	0

1 Officer in Charge 155 1 6

3355 12 10

In lieu of-

1 Traffic Inspector at 180

Do. 180

1 Station Master 165

Do.	165
Do.	165
Do.	165
Do.	165
Do.	170
Do.	155
Do.	175
Do.	155

1 Goods Agent	I ,	300
1 Clerk	200

Do. 185

Do. „ 185

Do.	185
Do.	185

1 Officer in Charge 150

3230 0 0

125 12 10

1 Engineering Surveyor at £220 from 27/11/05 to 30/6/06 130 15 7

CONTINGENCIES.

Materials and Stores of every description, etc.	3236 II 2
Incidental ...	4306 8 7
Compensation	1179 8 2

8978 11 4

6 EDW. VII. i Excess of Expenditure, 19054906. [1906, No. 18.]

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 71292 11 0

X.—MINISTER FOR WORKS.

Public Works and Buildings.

SALARIES.

Clerks : District and Special Allowance .., 14 11 8

Temporary Assistance for all Divisions	676	0	11
District Special and Camp Allowances, Officers temporarily located ...	2 33	1	5

Provision for leave and salary due, etc.._ 1 12 0

Wages, office cleaners 386 1 7

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental ...	492 17	7
Rottnest Jetty Construction ...	503 18 2

Stock Routes, Eucla to Coolgardie 566 6 9

Owen's Anchorage, Woodman's Point Railway ... 263 8 9

Miscellaneous Surveys ... ... 26 13 3

Government Refrigerating Works, Plant, etc. 36 10 4

Perth Police Quarters... . . . 239 11 2

Inspector's Quarters, liandurah 4 0 0

Bunbury, Grant-in-Aid Removal of Swimming Baths 100 0 0

354.4 13 7

XI.—MINISTER FOR LANDS.

Lands and Surveys.

SALARIES.

Extra Clerical Assistance 456 13 1

Land Guides—Wages, etc. .. 686 14 9

1 Surveyor, at £300, from 18th March, 1906, to 31st May, 1906	61	5	10
Surveyors' Assistants, Draftsmen, Clerks, Chain:nen, etc., occasionally

employed 458 4 4

1,662 18 0

Woc ds and Forests.

SALARIES.

1 Forest Ranger at £245, from 20th February, 1906, to 30th June, 1906	87	8	7
Inspectors, Caretakers, and Labourers occasionally employed	26 10	3

CONTINGENCIES.

Pine, Wattle, and Sandalwood Plantations 22 18 2

136 17 0

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [6 EDW. VII.

£ s. d. £ s.

Brought forward 76636 19 7

XI.—MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE.

Agriculture.

Generally.

SALARIES.

1 Director at £750, from 1st July, 1906, to 14th November, 1906 341 13 4

1 Clerk at £180, from 1st July, 1905, to 12th July, 1905	...	0	6	2
Read-- Wages of Farm Hands at £2,577 10s. 10d.
In lieu of

Wages of Farm Hands at £1,950 ... 627 110 10

1 Orchard Inspector at £280, from 1st July, 1905, to 30th June, 1906	280	0	0
1 Orchard Inspector at £280, from 1st July, 1905, to 80th June, 1906	280	0	0
1 Entomologist Assistant at £200, from 1st July, 1905, to 31st May,

1906 ... 183 6 8

Government Refrigerating Works.

SALARIES.

Read

Clerk at £150

In lieu of 10 0 0

Clerk at £140

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally Insect Pests Act 193 19 3

Incidental	400 0 0
Noxious Weeds ...	321 17 3
Compensation to ST. C. Cook for loss of two cows	15 0 0
Erection of Greasing Yards at Hall's Creek ...	75 0 0

Other Noxious Animals-

1)estruction of Wild Dogs 396 15 9

3125 9 3

XIL—MINISTER FOR COMMERCE AND

LABOUR.

Commerce and Labour.

SALARIES.

Extra Clerical Assistance 100 7 0

Aborigines.

Promoting the welfare of the Aboriginal Natives 2099 17 2

Medical.

SALARIES.

Shipping Inspectors, from 12th March, 1906, to 30th June, 1906 322 12 8

CONTINGENCIES.

Government Hospitals—Provisions, etc. 22 0 9

Perth Public Hospital—Maintenance ... 2000 0 0

2344 13 5

GRAND TOTAL £ 84307 6 5

6 EDW. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1901-1902. [1906, No. 18.]

SCHEDULE F.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

CLASS I.

DEPARTMENTAL.

Coolgardie Water Supply.

PROVISION FOR ADDITIONAL STAFF

Draftsman . 195 12 6

J Do. 146 5 0

246 Allowances and Travelling Expenses 837 2 0

249 Postages and Telephone Rents ... 136 19 0

251 Incidental Expenses . ... ... 94 17 11

254 Departmental Stables—Wages, Forage, etc. 48 4 2

256 Railway Fares ... 2943 9 11

4402 10      6

CLASS II.

Railways and Tramways.

268 Boulder-Brown Hill Loop Line ... 951 19 6

269 Menzies to Leonora, First Instalment, Construction 11265 15 6

12217 15 0

CLASS V.

Water Supply and Sewerage tin Towns.

296 Sewerage for Perth and Fremantle 622 15 11

622 15 11

CLASS VII.

Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources.

305 Development generally... 761 7 11

761 7 11

TOTAL £18004 9 4

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. r6 EDW. VII.

SCHEDULE G.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

CLASS II.

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS.

233 Menzies to Leonora Railway ... 5,977 12 9

234 Northam towards Goomalling Railway ... 325 19 10

6,303 12 7

CLASS III.

HARBOUR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

252	Carnarvon Harbour Works, etc.	433	8	1
256	Improvements to Harbours and Rivers ...	15 17	6
Fremantle Dock and Slip	356 17	4

806      2 11

CLASS IV

WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE FOR TOWNS.

266 Sewerage for Perth and Fremantle 866 18 11

866 18 11

CLASS V.

COOLGARDIE WATER SCHEME.

268     Construction of Pipe Main from Helena Reservoir to Cool- gardie, with Main Reservoir in Helena River, and Pumping Stations at intervals ; also Eight sets of Pumping Engines and Buildings in connection therewith ; also Receiving Tanks at Pumping Stations and Intermediate Stations, and

Service Reservoirs at Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie ... 2,879 15 1

2,879 15 1

CLASS IX.

279 Immigratio 119 13 0

119 13 0

TOTAL .- £10,976 2 6

6 Elm. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1903-1904. [1906, No. 18.]

SCHEDULE H.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

£ s. d. £ s. (1.

RAILWAYS, ETC.

Surveys, New Lines (Item 22) 34-1 10 9

344 10 9

GOLDFIELDS WATER SCHEME.

Completion of Goldfields Water Scheme (Item 36) 5609 18 5

5609 18      5

TOTAL £5954 9 2

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1904-1905. [6 EDW. VII.

SCHEDULE I.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

RAILWAYS, ETC.

Menzies-Leonora Railway (Item No. 13) 0 5 0

Rails and Fastenings (Item No. 15) ... 8939 10 9

Surveys New Lines (Item No. 19) 40 14 1

8980      9 10

HARBOUR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

Bunbury Harbour Works (Item No. 22)	53	5	8
Geraldton Harbour Works (Item No. 28)	0	3	4

53 9 0

WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE.

Goldfields Water Scheme (Item No. 34) 0 5 10

Sewerage for Perth and Fremantle (Item No. 36) 3190 12 11

3190 18      9

DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Loans for Purchase of Wire Netting (Item No. 46)	1562	7 10
Rabbit-proof Fence (Item No. 47)	30613	1 8

32175 9 (3

TOTAL ..

£44400 7 1

6 EDW. VII.] Excess of Expenditure, 1905-1906. [1906, No. 18.]

SCHEDULE J.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

£ s. d. £ 5. d.

RAILWAYS, ETC.

Collie-Narrogin Railway (Item 9) 0 0 4

Jandakot Railway (Item 10) ... 484 5 3

484 5 7

HARBOUR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

Albany Harbour Works (Item 18) ... 0 6 3

Improvements to Harbours and Rivers (ltem 25) 0 0 2

0 6 5

DEVELOPMENT OF GOLDFIELDS AND MINERAL RESOURCES.

Eastern Goldfields (Item 36) ...	0	2 0
Development of Mining (Item 40)	0	0 7

0 2 7

Total ... £484 14 7

[1906, No. 18.] Excess of Expenditure, 1902-1903. [6 EDw. VII.

SCHEDULE K.

LOAN SUSPENSE ACCOUNT.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

CLASS I.

DEPARTMENTAL.

Construction of Railways.

31	Typist	2 19 1
Draftsman	66 13 4

Do. 46 13 4

• Harbours and Rivers.

J Second Engineer, Dredge "Fremantle" 57 0 0

Coolgardie Water Supply.

172 Supervisor (9 months), at .2200 p.a. 50 0 0

173 Do. do. do. 15 0 0

176 Do. do. at .2180 p.a. ... 34 0 0

227 Departmental. Stables—Wages, Forage, etc. 20 0 0

229 Railway Fares 2150 8 1

2442 13 10

CLASS II.

RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS.

241	Menzies to Leonora Railway	...	3723 6 10
246	Collie Coalfields Railway	1547 15 5

247	Transcontinental Railway Water Supply ...	946 12 11
248	Purchase of Land for Railway— Cottesloe to Fremantle. via

Rocky Bay 14427 15 10

20645 11 0

CLASS III.

HARBOUR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

263	Improvements to Harbours and Rivers	184 16 3
264	Harbour Works, Geraldton	466 13 3
Fremantle Sea Wall and Esplanade	3039 3 10

3690 13 4

TOTAL £26778 18 2

6 Enw. VII.] Excess of Expnditure, 1905-1906. [1906, No. 18.]

SCHEDULE L.

LOAN SUSPENSE ACCOUNT.

£ s. d. s. d.

HARBOUR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

Improvements to Harbours and Rivers (Item 25) 487 3 10

DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Rabbit Proof Fence (Item 46)	1,634 5	8
Platform and Approaches to Grain Sheds	2,394 5	7

4,028 11 3

Total ... £4,515 15 1

By Authority: FRED. WE. S ison Government Printer. Perth