Appropriation No. 2 (1912) (WA)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

ANNO TERTIO

GEORGII QUINTI REGIS,

XLIX.

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No. 68 of 1912.

AN ACT to appropriate and apply out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund and from Moneys to Credit of the Trust Fund and the General Loan Fund certain sums to make good the supplies granted for the Service of the Year ending the thirtieth day of June, One thousand nine hundred and thirteen, and to supplement grants made by the present Parliament during its last Session in adjust- ment of the Vote "Advance to Treasurer, 1911-12," for charges during the Year ended the 30th day of June, 1912.

[Assented to 16th, December, 1912.]

MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,—

AATE, Your Majesty's Most Dutiful and Loyal Subjects, the Preamble

Legislative Asssembly of Western Australia, in Parliament assembled, towards making good the Supply which we have cheer- fully granted to your Majesty in this Session of Parliament, have resolved to grant unto Your Majesty the Sums hereinafter mentioned, and do therefore most humbly beseech Your Majesty that it may be

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enacted: And be it therefore enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of Western Australia. in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows (that is to say) :-

Application of

There. shall and may be issued and applied, for or towards making good the supply granted to His Majesty for the services of the year ending the thirtieth day of June, One thousand nine hundred and thirteen, the following sums, that is to say :

Moneys. 1.

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Two Million

One Hundred and Eighty-three Thousand and Sixty-eight Pounds.

From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund, the sum of Forty-

one Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-eight Pounds.

From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund, the sum of Three Million and Seventy-two Thousand Two Hundred and Eighty-five Pounds.

Appropriation of 2. All sums granted by this Act, and the Acts mentioned in

supplies.	Schedule A to this Act, towards making good the Supply granted
Schedule A.	to His Majesty, that is to say :
From the Consolidated Revenue Fund, the sum of Three Million Four Hundred and Fifty-eight Thousand Two Hundred and Twenty-eight Pounds.
From moneys to credit of the Trust Fund, the sum of Forty- one Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-eight Pounds.
From moneys to credit of the General Loan Fund; the sum of Three Million Eight Hundred and Eighty-six Thousand Five Hundred and Fifty-seven Pounds.
From the Public Account for Advance to Treasurer the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds ; and

All sums granted by this Act to supplement grants in con- firmation of the expenditure from the vote, " Advance to Treasurer, 1911-12," for charges during the year ended the 30th day of June, 1912, that is to say :-

Advance to 3.

Treasurer.

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of One Hundred and Forty-two Thousand Two Hundred and Seventy-five Pounds One Shilling and Nine pence.

From the General Loan Fund the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty Thousand Three Hundred and Seventeen Pounds Nineteen Shillings and Three Pence.

are appropriated and shall be deemed to have been appropriated

Schedules 13. to F.

for the purposes and services expressed in Schedules B, C, D, E,

and, F.

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SCHEDULE A.

FOR THE SERVICE OF THE YEAR ENDING THE 30mn JUNE, 1913.

Consolidated Revenue Fund : S

Under III. George V., No. ...	493,846
Under III. George V., No....	493,846
Under III. George V., No. ...	287,468

Under this Act ... 2,183,068

Votes as per Estimates ... 3,458,228

Public Account Advance to Treasurer ... 250,000

Trust Fund

Under this Act 41,838

General Loan Fund:

Under III. George V., No. ...	...	509,515
Under III. George V., No. ...	...	100,000
Under III. George V., No. ...	204,757

Under this Act ... 3,072,285

£3,886,557 £7,636,623

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SCHEDULE B.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND for the Services of the Year ending 30th June, 1913,

as detailed in the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SUMMARY.

Under Section SG of

Audit Act. Generally. Total.

£ £

His Excellency the Governor 2,746 2,746

The Executive Council • ... 60 60

The Legislative Council ...	1,044	1,044
The Legislative Assembly	2,180	2,180
The Joint Houses of Parliament	8,956	8,956
The Premier's Office	1,172	1,172

The Colonial Treasurer a	260,827	260,827
The Minister for Lands „.	104,900	104,900
The Minister for Agriculture	112,032	112,032
The Minister for Mines b	125,261	125,261

The Minister for Railways c 1,455,881 1,455,881

The Attorney-General ... 78,653 78,653

The Minister for Education	• • •	272,502	272,502
The Minister for Works	29,593	495,650	525,213
The Colonial Secretary d	506,771	506,771

Total ... £29,593 £3,428,635 £3,458,228

a Including Supplementary Estimates, £1,315. b Including Supplementary Estimates, £150.

e „ £4,000. d „ £1,127.

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SCHEDULE C.

TRUST FUND for the Services of the Year ending the 30th June, 1913, as detailed in the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TRUST ACCOUNT.

Departmental	2,000
Bridges ...	4,140
Public Buildings...	35,698

Total £4] ,838

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.SCHEDULE D.

GENERAL LOAN FUND for the Services of the Year ending 30th June, 1913, as detailed

in the Estimates of Expenditure passed by the Legislative Assembly.

SUMMARY.

Under Section 36

of Audit Act. Generally. Total.

Departmental 4,672 127,544 132,216

Railways, etc. 437,838 1,586,267 2,024,105

Harbours and Rivers	116,800	38,600	155,400
Water Supply and Sewerage	93,583	387,117	480,700
Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources	12,098	57,902	70,000

Development of Agriculture ... 33,164 620,436 653,600

Roads and Bridges, Public Buildings, etc. ... 32,320 66,218 98,538

Other Undertakings ... 271,998 271,998

Total 730,475 3,]56,082 3,886,557

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SCHEDULE E.

ADVANCE TO TREASURER.

To be issued, if and when required, from the Public Account, to enable the Treasurer to make advances to public officers, or on account of other Governments, etc., or to pay expenses of an unforeseen nature in connection with Services or Works, which, if foreseen, would have been charged against the Consolidated Revenue Fund or General Loan Fund ; the disbursements under this appropriation pertaining to the said Funds respectively to be transferred monthly to the respective Votes and Services, and to be shown as excesses thereon or as new items ; and such expendi- hire to be subsequently submitted to Parliament for specific appropriation. The whole amount to be adjusted not later than 30th June, 1914 .2250,000

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SCHEDULE F.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

£ s. d. £ s. d

II.—HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.

SALARIES.

Orderly 7 6 6

Head Gardener .. 0 13 4

Wages of Gardeners 102 15 11

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including maintenance of Houses, etc. 211 9 3

Motor Mowing Machine 2 5 0

Incidental—Rottnest 118 15 11

443 5 11

HL—EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental — • • 10 10 0

IV.—LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

SALARIES.

Messengers .. • 15 15 10

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. 27 4 10

• • •.•

43 0 8

VI.—JOINT HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.

SALARIES.

Assistant Telephone Attendant .. 25 17 2

Wages (Cleaners) .. 114 11 4

„ (Kitchen and Dining Room) 72 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. • • • • 400 14 8

613 3 2

Carried forward .. 1,109 19 9

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Appropr iation.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .. 1,109 19 9

VII.—PREMIER'S OFFICE.

SALARIES.

Clerk . 2 13 4

Temporary Clerical Assistance	183	4	8
Bonus to H. Higham, special services during absence of

Secretary • • • • 15 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. • • 132 1 6

332 19 6

VIII.—COLONIAL TREASURER.

Treasury.

Generally.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 125 11 7

Temporary Clerical Assistance .. 603 12 1

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. • • • . • • 82 0 10

Stamps Embossing Branch.

SALARIES.

Increase under Reclassification 12 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. • • • • • . 1 5 2

824 9 8

Audit.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification 240 19 4

Cleric (from 1st January) .. 50 0 0

Cleric (from 1st January) .. tO 0 0

Clerk (from 22nd November) • • 39 9 2

Clerk .. 0 18 3

Temporary Clerical Assistance 217 9 5

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. 164 5 7

753 1 9

Carried forward .. 3,020 10 8

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£ s. d. d.

Brought forward .. 3,020 10 8

Compassionate Allowances.

Jenkins, W. T., Burial Expenses 15 13 2

Willis, Mrs., Widow of late R. A. Willis, Lunacy Department ..	111	5 11
Scott, Mrs., Widow of late G. Scott, Stores Department	148	3 4

Daly, M., Allowance for injuries on Railway Construction .. 12 0 0

Allen, Mrs., Widow of late F. B. Allen, Education Department 162 8 1

Carlyle, Mrs., Widow of late Manager State Battery . 30 0 0

Simpson, Mrs., Widow of late G. N. Simpson, Works Depart-

ment, lost in " Koombana " 450 0 0

Milne, Mrs., Widow late Foreman Works Department, lost in

" Koombana " 200 0 0

Smillie, H., Funeral Expenses, killed on Railway Construction 12 16 0

Cassell, Mrs., Widow late F. L. Cassell, Agricultural Department 95 3 10

1,237 10 4

Savings Bank.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification	..	360	9	4
Clerk, Coolgardie	62 18	1

Extra Clerical Assistance, Overtime, etc. 1,297 15 0

Computation of Interest .. 36 5 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. 158 10 7

Fraud on Bank 10 0 0

1,925 18 0

Government Stores.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification	273 0 0
Temporary Clerical Assistance	77 6 6

Messenger .. 12 0 0

Storeman and Packers 345 1 11

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. 216 7 10

923 16 3

Indenting Office.

SALARIES.

Clerk, Salary increased from 1st January 8 0 0

Do. do. do. 8 4 2

Temporary Clerical Assistance 86 12 11

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. • • 1,879 4 7

1,982 1 8

Carried forward .. 9,089 16 11

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£ s. d. £ d.

Brought forward .. 9,089 16 11

Literary and Scientific Grants.

Kimberley Expedition, Additional Grant 150 0 0

Lithographic.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification	..	92	0	0
Temporary Clerical Assistance	92	8	0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. • • • • 7 15 7

192 3 7

London Agency.

SALARIES.

Cleric	178	1 10
Extra Clerical Assistance ..	65	2 6
Services of Officer keeping Sinking Fund Accounts	25	0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. • • • • 539 10 4

• •

807 14 8

Printing.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 237 14 0

Foremen, Compositors, Machinists, etc. .. 4,021 19 6

CONTINGENCIES.

Machinery, type, etc. 1,140 11 11

Extra Remuneration to Officers while relieving.. 1 0 0

Incidental .. 5 14 5

5,415 19 10

Public Service Commissioner.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 44 12 3

Deputy Public Service Commissioner 177 1 8

CONTINGENCIES.

Cost of Printing and Gazetting Public Service List 3 19 9

Incidental .. 219 0 4

444 14 0

Miscellaneous Services.

Defalcations.

Clerk of Court, Moora • 5 7 0

Carried forward .. 5 7 0 16,100 9 0

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Bruught forward .. 5 7 0 16,100 9 0

MISCELLANEOUS SfiavicEs—continued.

Honoraria.

Dr. Birmingham, "Inspection of Mental Hospitals" 130 0 0

Batty°, J. S., Services, selecting University Site .. . 10 0 0

Waterhouse, E. F., Bonus for services connected with adjust-

ment of Municipal Subsidies .. .. • . 50 0 0

Taggart, H. P., Services connected with "Handbook of W.A." .. 15 0 0

Fire Brigades.

Fire Brigades Board Contribution 914 10 0

Purchase of Land for Public Purposes, etc.

School Sites, Purchase of .. 516 16 3

Sanatorium for Consumptives, Site for .. 1,700 0 0

Retiring Allowances.

Police Benefit Fund	42	13	9
Retiring Allowances	465	18	11

Royal and other Commissions of Inquiry.

Swan Orphanage Commission of Inquiry 97 7 8

Fremantle Gaol, Royal Commission .. 36 19 0

Sundry Grants and Services.

Awards and Law Costs .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,194 2 6

Commission on Interest paid by L. and W. Bank, Crown

Agents, Banks in Eastern States .. .. .. 130 3 6

Commission to Commonwealth on Sale of Duty Stamps.. 12 14 8

Government Gazette Indices .. .. .. 1 16 0

Government Motor Cars, Working Expenses, etc. 523 0 11

Incidental .. .. .. 1,041 5 5

Interest and Exchange .. .. .. 1,776 12 2

Miscellaneous Printing and Advertising .. .. .. .. 869 6 9

Extradition of Status Black .. .. .. .. 106 10 2

Compensation, W. L. Armstrong, for loss of Furniture, etc., by

fire at Point Sampson Jetty .. .. .. 93 19 1

Royal Life Saving Society	..	..	..	100	0	0
Special Conciliation Board	..	..	..	45	8	4

"Koombana" Disaster, Expenses connected with 1,010 16 1

Pharmaceutical Society .. .. .. .. .. .. 60 0 0

Exhumation of bodies at Fremantle .. .. .. .. 3 10 0

Payment to P. V. O'Brien for Patent rights in W.A., for process

of lining tanks with asphalt .. .. .. .. .. 300 0 0

11,253 18 2

Carried forward OA 27,354 7 2

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward	27,354	7	2
Taxation.
SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 322 3 1

Extra Clerical Assistance .. 703 3 2

1,025 0 3

Stale Hotels and Inspection of Liquors.

SALARIES.

Chief Inspector, from 1st February 145 16 8

Inspector, from 1st February . 118 15 0

Inspector .. 25 8 1

CONT !NG ENciL.,.

Dwellingup Hotel, Maintenance 3,430 5 0

Gwalia Hotel, Maintenance 8,449 4 2

Incidental .. 168 8 3

12,337 17 2

Workers' Homes Board.

SALARIE.

Cleric .. 6 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental • • 158 1 3

104 1 3

IX.—MINISTER FOR LANDS.

Lands and Surveys.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	1,724	4	6
Extra Clerical Assistance, etc., etc.	1,863	7	10

Temporary Surveyors, Supervisors, etc. 102 14 9

Correspondence Clerics 115 15 9

CONTINGENCIES.

Melbourne Agency .. 175 13 10

Incidental—Lands .. 1,617 15 8

Lithography .. 934 15 7

Wages, Surveyors' Assistants, etc. 1,213 9 9

Expenses Incidental to Surveys Generally	384	17	6
Grant to Greenmount Road Board	25	0	0
Compensation for Cancellation of Pastoral Lease	100	0	0
Compensation for loss on orders given by Hamel Settlers	114	7	11

8,372 3 1

Carried forward .. 49.253 14 11

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E S. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .. 49,253 14 II

Woods and Forests.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	189	1	8
Travelling and Forage Allowance to Rangers, etc.	249	8	4

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. 312 14 4 751 4 4

IX.—MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE.

Generally.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 194 15 6

Temporary Professional and Clerical Assistance 2,040 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Agricultural and Horticultural Subsidies and Grants	..	599	7 10
Noxious Weeds Act	10	0 10

Bonus to Captain Miller, for services in connection with Inspec.

tion of Potatoes 10 0 0

2,854 4 2

Development of Wheat Belt.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification	• .	8	0	0
Fees for Wool Classing Lectures ..	5	0	0

CONTINGENCIES.

Wheat Farms • • 388 1 5

401 1 5

Development of South-West.

SALARIES.

increases under Reclassification 6 0 0

Farm Manager, Brunswick.. 224 12 9

CONTINGENCIES.

Dairy Farms	149 19 9
Bonus to W. B. Fletcher, Clerk, Melbourne Agency, for services

connected with Potato inspection 12 10 0

Incidental .. 129 14 5

522 16 11

Carried forward .. 53,783 1 9

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .. 53,783 1 9

Development of Fruit Industries.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	114 16 8
Travelling Allowance, Temporary Inspectors	23 13 2

CONTINGENCIES.

Field Inspection .. .. .. .. .. .. 283 7 0

Proportion of Expenditure in connection with the investigation

of Bitter Pit in Apples .. .. .. .. 58 11 6

480 8 4

Refrigerating Works, Abattoirs, etc.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	28 0 0
Extra Assistance, Sale Yards	12 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Kalgoorlie Abattoirs, Incidental .. 146 14 3

Perth City Markets	49	7	3
Metropolitan Salo Yards, Incidental	24	9	4

260 10 10

Rabbits and Vermin Boards.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 38 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. 498 8 10

Destruction of Wild Dogs .. 391 19 5

998 8 3

Stock.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	62 10 0
Temporary Inspector	99 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Purchase, Sale, and Stabling for Stock for Government Depart-

ments • • • • 385 19 2

Incidental 78 14 7

ff

626 3 9

Agricultural Bank.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	209 0 0
Extra Clerical and Field Assistance	184 16 5

CONTINGENCIES.

Rent .. 65 16 8

459 13 1

Carried forward .. 56,538 6 0

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 56,538 6 0

X.--MINISTER FOR MINES.

Mines Generally.

SALARIES.

Cleric 7 4 6

Cleric	6 10 0
Clerk	20 18 2
Temporary Clerical Assistance	656 6 2

Caretakers and Cleaners, etc. .. 45 12 2

Salary in lieu of leave to Officers re 337 10 0

Increases under Reclassification .. 816 1 4

CONTINGENCIES.

Surveys of Leases and Areas, etc. 1,003 13 4

Exemption Fees, Refund of 193 15 0

Bonus to Officers for Special Services .. 6 0 0

3,093 10 8

Explosives and Analytical.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 382 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Apparatus, Books, Chemicals, etc. 149 19 4

Bonus to Officers for Special Services .. 15 0 0

546 19 4

Geological Survey.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 286 0 9

286 0 2

Inspection of Machinery.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	131	0	0
Temporary Assistance, etc.	400 14	3
Travelling Examiner	113	0	0

CONTINGENCIES,

Incidental .. • • 277 4 3

924 18 6

Mines Water Supply.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 20 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Goldfield's Generally, Upkeep, etc. 995 13 7

1,015 13 7

Carried forward .. 62,405 8 3

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£ B . d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 62,405 8 3

Mining School.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	16 0 0
Salaries of Lecturers	91 18 9

107 18 9

State Batteries.

SALARIES.

Salary in lieu of leave to Officers Retiring.. 150 0 0

150 0 0

X.—MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS.

CONTINGENCIES.

Proportion of Cost of 'Upkeep, Mundaring Weir Grounds	50	0	0
Loss incurred in connection with the payment of Wages..	1	15	6

51 15 6

XL—ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Crown Law Offices.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 208 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. 130 8 2

• • • •

338 8 2

Electoral.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 63 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

General Election .. 331 6 1

Extra Assistance in the preparation of Electoral Rolls, etc.	91	1	3
Incidental	519	7	11

1,007 15 3

Land Titles.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	597	1	2
Clerk, increase at £20 per annum, from 15th November	12	11	1

CONTLNGENCIES.

Incidental .. 849 11 8

• • • •

1,459 3 11

Carried forward 65,520 9 10

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£ s. d. £ a. d.

Brought forward .. 65,520 9 10

Stipendiary Magistracy.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 457 8 0

Clerk of Court, Increase from £230 to £240 per annum ..	10	0	0
Temporary Clerks of Court	2 17	0

Temporary Assistance 10 0 0

CONTINGENCIES.

Inquests	361 16 3
Incidental	44 17 8

886 18 1.1

Supreme Court.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	248	0	0
Clerk, Increase from £60 to £80, from 6th August	18	1	3

CONTINGENCIES.

Witnesses and Jurors, Payment of 373 11 8

Circuit Courts, Prosecutions, etc. 30 5 7

669 18 6

XI.—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION.

Generally.

SALARIES.

Inspector of Schools 13 3 6

Clerk.. .. .. .. .. .. 11 14 S

Extra Assistance .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 628 0 0

Government Schools, including Forage, Lodging, District and

Cleaning Allowance .. .. .. .. .. .. 3,050 14 0

Increases under Reclassification .. .. .. .. 297 1 8

Training College.

SALARIES.

Resident Assistant, at £300 per annum .. 25 0 0

Servants	6 0 0
Increases under Reclassification ..	34 0 0

Continuation and Technical Schools.

Increases under Reclassification .. 16 0 0

Compulsion.

Increases under Reclassification .. 22 0 0

Carried forward 4,103 13 10 67,077 7 3

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£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward .. 4,103 13 10 67,077 7 3

XL—Minister for Education—continued.

CONTINGENCIES.

Generally.

Furniture, Books, Sale of Stock, etc. .. 2,921 15 11

Incidental .. 2,589 14 8

Modern School.

Incidental 279 0 10

Training College.

Incidental .. 157 13 3

10,051 18 6

XII.—MINISTER FOR WORKS.

SALARIES.

Under Secretary, 1st to 13th March .. 19 4 5

Engineer for Water Supply and Sewerage, Special Allowance

Arrears, 31st January, 1908, to 22nd October, 1908 72 17 0

Jimior Draftsmen .. 3 13 9

Clerk, Increase from 3rd September, 1911, in lieu of 1st January,

1912 3 5 7

Clerk, Increase from 24th January, 1912	8	15	3
Clerk, Increase from 5th February, 1912	4	1	0

Cleric, from 8th May, 1911, to 30th June, 1912 ..	104	8	0
Clerk, from 1st July, 1911, to 30th Jane, 1912	120	0	0

Clerk, from 1st April, 1912, to 30th June, 1912 .. 56 5 0

Junior Draughtsman, from 7th May, 1911, to 30th June, 1912 ..	90	5	10
482	15	10

Less chargeable to Loan and Trust Account	384	13	8
98	2	2

Temporary Assistance for all Divisions .. 609 12 7

Increases under Reclassification .. 413 8 0

Wages of Office Cleaners, Labourers employed in Public Works

Department 58 2 11

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental, including Postage, Stationery, etc. .. 1,448 16 6

Bridges.

Augusta Road Repairs to Bridge Blackwood River .. 33 2 2

Carried forward .. 2,661 4 4 77,129 5 9

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£ s. d. £ e.

Broughtforward .. 2,681 4 4 77,129 5 9-

Minister for Works—continued.

Harbours and Rivers.

Fremantle, South, Jetty Repairs .. .. .. .. 2 1 4

Point Sampson, Repairs to Jetty, etc. .. • • .. 438 2 2

Rottnest, Baths near Jetty .. .. .. .. 7 15 0

Fremantle Harbour Works, various Renewals, exclusive of

Victoria Quay .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,171 12 3

Water Supply, Sewerage, Drainage, etc.

Water Supply and Boring Generally .. 1,779 4 7

Miscellaneous.

Maintenance of Electric Light, Motors, Telephonettes, Bolls, etc. 200 0 0

Traffic Expenses of Railways Constructed Departmentally .. 677 17 2

Buildings.

Additions, Repairs, Maintenance, etc., Attorney General's Do.

partment • • 122 0 10

Education Department .. • • 566 S

Buildings not otherwise provided for 190 13 8

Incidentals .. • • 99 19 10

Furniture, ete,, for Government Buildings.

Public Buildings Generally • • • . • • 797 6 2

Buildings and Services for Colonial Treasurer's Department,

Government Lithographer's Office, Stores, eta .. 0 7 1 l

Perth Observatory Equatorial House .. 24 1 10

Buildings, etc., Minister for Agriculture, Office for Botanist and

Entomologist ..• • 2 4 10

Motor Shed and Additions to Sta.b. les	•
. 42 9 9

Police Station and Quarters.

Wiluna Police Station Additions .. • • 0 18 0

Immigration and Tourist.

Claremont Show Grounds. Erection of Booth ..	52	19	1
Yallingup Caves, Construction of Footpaths and Roads to Beach	260	7	3

Schools and School Buildings.

Boulder Schools, Curbing and Asphalting Sheds	• •	0	3	6
Victoria Park School, Drainage, etc.	0 18	4
Alma School—Removal to New Site	11 10	0

Coogeo School Quarters .. 0 18 2

Doodlakine School Additions 10 10 0

Drakosbroolc School Alterations 1 3 3

Dwellingup School Additions 140 0 0

Carried forward 9,262 19 3 77,129 5 9

3 GEO. V.]	Appropriation.	[1912, No. 68.
£ s. d. £ a. d.

Brought forward 9,262

.. 19 .3 77,129 5 9

Minister for Works—continued.

SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL BLULDINGS--CODHRUed.

Lowden—Removal and Repairs ..	2	3	6
Marvel Loch—Permanent School ..	4	9	9

Narrogin Valley School .. 19 10 0

Subiaco School Teacher's Quarters etc.	3	14	8
Wickepin Tent School and Quarters	3	3	0
Woglan Gate Tent School	0	2	0

New Works.

Dalkeith and Crawley Estates, Maintenance and Wages Care-

takers, etc. .. .. .. .. .. .. 626 5 7

Kwollyn, East, School	..	..	..	..	2	6	2
Lewisdale, W.B. School	..	..	..	..	1	17	6

Grant to York Municipality in aid of Town Hall.. 250 0 0

Yalgoo, Rabbit Inspector's Quarters Repairs .. 194 11 0

Repairs Damage by Storm in the North-West .. 1,994 5 6

12,365 • 7 11

X111.—COLONIAL SECRETARY.

Office of Colonial Secretary.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. .. .. 146 3 4

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33

and78 • . .. .. .. .. 97 14 9

Clerk—Arrears, 1910-11 .. 10 0 0

Extra Clerical Assistance, etc. 1,152 1 11

1.406 0 0

Aborigines.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification ..	55	0	0
Travelling Protector—Arrears, 1910-11 ..	81	5	0
Temporary Labour, including Messengers	328	5	11
Saperintending Medical Officer, Arrears, 1910-11, also increased

rate from 20th April, 1912 .. 61 2 5

Nurses in Charge, Nurses, Cooks, etc.	..	420	7	7
Manager, Moak Bulla, Arrears, 1910-11	253	6	6

Bookkeeper, Moola Bulla, Arrears, 1010-11 .. 103 3 10

Temporary Labour, Moola Balla, Arrears, 1910-11 .. 704 1 9

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions, Clothing, etc. .. 1,759 1 1

3,765 14 1

Carried forward .. 94,666 7 9

1912, No. 68.] Appropriation. [3 GEO. V.

£ a d. £ d.

Brought forward	94,666	7	9
Charities.
Smarms.

Caretaker .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 10

Temporary Labour, Class " a " Officers and Messengers 637 10 7

Inspectress—State Children	..	..	..	22	17	1
Increases under Reclassification	..	..	..	168	7	7

Clerk at £170 from 1st February .. .. .. .. 70 16 8

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78 11 5 10

Temporary Clerk—Arrears	..	..	80	16	5
Lodging Allowance—Cook ..	3	1	3

CONTINGENCIES.

Maintenance of Charitable Institutions .. 2 ,244 16 7

Outdoor Relief 2,443 11 1

Payments to Inmates of Homes for Work performed 7 7 1.

Incidental .. 207 16 10

State Children.

Aid to Orphanages and Industrial Schools, etc. ..	780	7	7
Incidental	100	9	1

Government Receiving Depot, Sublace.

Incidental 402 15 7

Government Labour Bureau.

Incidental	..	23 12 8
Railway Fares	885 2 9

8,091 5 7

Fisheries:

SALARIES.

Relieving Allowance—Inspector	..	30	1	5
Increases under Reclassification' ..	63	0	8

94 2 1

Friendly Societies and Industrial Arbitration.

SALARIES.

Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers and Messengers 99 1 1

Two Clerks, Increased Rates (6 months) .. .. 30 0 0

Increase under Reclassification .. .. .. .. .. 1118 0 0

Extra Remuneration wider Public Service Regulations 33 and 78 46 7 5

283 8 6

Carried forward .. 103,134 3 11

3 GEO. V.] Appropriation. [1912, .1S.o. 68. 23

s. d. £ d.

Brought forward	103,134	3	11
Gaols.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification	..	52	6	5
Storeman—Increased Rate	10	0	0
Allowances—House ..	68	8	6

Warder at £120, from 1st to 29th July .. 9 7 1

Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers and Messengers	142	4	8
Special Allowance to Warders in Charge of Bake House and

Hospital Orderly 18 6 0

Relieving Allowance	6 0 0
Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78	71 17 5

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions, Bedding, Clothing, etc. 784 10 1

Material for Manufacture	..	132	1	8
Earnings of Prisoners	13 11	4

Incidental .. 250 15 6

1,559 8 8

Harbour and Light.

SALs.are.s.

Clerks, Arrears, also Increased Rates	..	2 19	9
Harbour Master—Albany ..	0 10	0
Firemen, " Penguin," Increased Rates	..	12 0	0

Sailors, " Penguin," Increased Rates .. S 0 0

Reserve Lightkeepers, Temporary Labour, etc. 218 8 7

Boatman, Increased Rate ..	2	0	0
Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78	70	6	5

Increases under Reclassification .. 517 9 4

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental .. 1,234 17 0

2,066 11 1

Immigration and Tourist.

SALARIES.

Clerks—Increased Rates .. .. .. .. .. 44 1 9

Temporary Labour,, Class " G " Officer and Messengers .. 148 0 7

Staff for Immigration Homes	..	..	..	..	157	9	7
Allowance, W. Paterson, Rottnest	..	..	..	10	8	1

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78 35 0 0

Increases under Reclassification .. .. .. .. .. 69 16 3

Staff for Caves and Rottnest Accommodation Houses, Tourist

Agencies, etc. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,764 11 3

CONTINGENCIES.

Immigrants' Homes Bureaux 244 17 2

Incidental .. 422 15 10

2,897 0 9

Carried forward .. 109,657 4 6

1912, No. 68.] Appropriation. [3 GEO. V.

£ e. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward	109,657	4	5
Lunacy.
SALARIES.

103 4 6

Secretary (Acting)	..
Female Attendant	.. 1 0 4

Additional Male Attendants	16	18	11
0	7	2

Hall Porter ..

Drainage Attendant, Increased Rate .. 15 0 0

Allowance for Officers, etc., House and Rations	282	15	11
Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers and Messengers	240	12	3
Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78	43	19	2
Increases under Reclassification ..	105	11	8

CONTINGENCES.

Provisions, Bedding, Clothing, etc. 1,825 11 3

2,635 1 2

Medical and Public Health.

SALARIES.

Medical Officers .. .. .. .. 26 18 4

Clerks at £120, 25th to 30th September 2 0 0

Inspectors, Arrears, 1911 .. .. .. .. .. 9 12 7

Inspector of Factories and Laboratory Assistant, Arrears 20 0 0

District Medical Officers Increased Rates, also Arrears ..	..	90	1	1
11	13	6

.. .. .. .. .. .. ..

Matrons..

Domestic Staff, Housemaids, Wardsmaids, Laundresses, Cooks,

Orderlies, etc. .. .. .. .. .. .. 359 17 0

Wages, Sanitation, Government Buildings .. .. 23 17 0

Temporary Labour, Class " G " Officers and Messengers 1,231 19 6

District Medical Officer, Wickepin	..	..	69	7	1
District Medical Officer, Mount Barker ..	..	64	3	4

Cleric.. .. .. .. .. 68 2 11

Clerk..	..	..	..	..	..	7	6	3
Inspector..	..	..	..	17	0	0

Woorolloo Sanitarium Expenses .. .. .. .. .. 23 0 0

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78 49 14 10

Increases under Reclassification .. .. .. 608 2 4

Government Hospitals.

CONTINGENCIES.

Provisions, Bedding and Clothing, Fuel, etc., etc. .. 1,853 0 2

Public Hospitals.

Perth—Maintenance 2,170 0 0

Perth—Children's Hospital.. 106 13 5

6,812 18 4

Carried forward .. 119,105 3 11

3 GEO. V.]	Appropriation.	[1912, No. 68.
£ s. d. £ d.

Brought forward	..	119,105	3	11
General.

Local Health Authorities, Assistance Sanitation, etc. .. 0 4 2

Sanitation, Government Buildings.. .. .. 257 3 2

Incidental .. .. .. .. .. 425 6 3

Referendum, Early Closing Act .... .. .. .. 448 12 5

Woorolloo Sanitarium, Incidental.. .. .. .. 8 17 7

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78 17 14 2

Increases under Reclassification .. .. .. .. 99 0 0

Observatory.

CONTINGENCIES.

Reflecting Telescope	18	18	3
Meridian Observation	92	2	3

Incidental .. 21 19 10

1,389 18 1

Police.

Temporary. Clerical Assistance and Class " G " Officers.. 386 15 4

Special Constables .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 159 3 4

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78 3 13 0

Increases under Reclassification .. .. .. .. 86 1 6

CONTINGENCIES.

Forage.. .. .. 734 6 7

Travelling, Transport, etc. 952 9 2

Remounts, Purchase of .. 55 0 0

Incidental..	..	..	..	..	..	..	917	11	1
Grant to Police Band	..	..	..	..	50	0	0

Special Rewards, members of Police Force, connected with cap-

ture of Smithson .. .. .. .. 105 0 0

3,450 0 0

Public Gardens.

SALARIES.

Increases under Reclassification .. 13 10 0

Registry.

Clerk and Actuary, Arrears, 1011 .. 0 11 7

Clerk, Arrears, 1911 .. .. .. .. .. 5 0 0

Temporary Clerical Assistance, Class " G " Officers and Mes-

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 499 14 6

sengers..

Extra Remuneration under Public Service Regulations 33 and 78 7 18 1

Increases under Reclassification 148 0 2

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental 445 5 1

1,106 9 5

Carried forward .. 125,065 1 5

1912, No. 68.] Appropriation. [3 GEo.

£ s. d. £ s.

Brought forward .. 125,065 1 5

Government Steamship Serviee.

South-Eastern.

Salaries 480 9 7

CONTINGENCIES.

Maintenance and Upkeep .. 378 11 1

Generally.

Salaries 33 19 6

CONTINGENCIES.

Incidental • • • • 4 7 0

897 7 2

Ferries, Jetties, and Tramways

SALARIES.

South Perth Ferry .. 636 15 2

Jetty, Wages..	..	..	11,334	1	6
Wharfingers' Salaries	..	1,511	3	0

CONTINGENCIES.

Ferry, Working Expenses .. 289 1 10

Jetty, Working Expenses .. 2,491 11 8

16,312 13 2

Total .. 142,275 1 9

3 GEO. V.	Appropriation.	[1912, No. 68.
SCHEDULE G.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

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

Works, Sundry Persons 4,307 4 1

Mines, Sundry Persons	125	0	0
Lands, Sundry Persons	70	0	0

4,502 4 I

CONTINGENCIES.

Works, Incidental 2,305 1 0

Mines	do.	95 10	3
Lands	do.	253 0 0

2,653 11 3

Railways.

Additions and Improvements Opened Railways	50,905 19	2
Dwellingup-Hotham, previously Marrinup-Marradong	7,679 16	8
Greenhills-Quairading, etc.	7,878 16 10

Rails and Fastenings, Works 19,527 1 10

Rails and Fastenings, Railways	• •	3,551	7	0
Surveys—New Lines	1,772	2	3

Wagin-Dumbleyung Extension 200 10 7

Wongan-Mullewa 3,374 0 3

Harbours and Rivers.

Fremantle Dock and Slip .. 1,692 13 2

Water Supply and Sewerage.

Albany Water Supply .. 4,494 4 1

Water Supply for Towns generally .. 9,099 17 7

Boring for Water on Stock Routes (Works) 1,309 4 9

112,085 14 2

Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources.

Development of Mining 13,471 18 8

13,471 18 S

Development of Agriculture.

Agricultural Immigration .. 2,386 19 0

Development of Agriculture (Lands) .. 3,700 3 11

Development of Agriculture (Agriculture)	29,484 0 8
Development of Agriculture, including Drainage (Works)	61,764 14 7

97,395 18 2

Sundries.

208 12 11

Immigration generally •

208 12 11

Total .. 230,317 19 3

By Authority: FRED. WM. SIMPSON, Government Printer, Perth.