Appropriation No. 3 (1902) (WA)

aitztern Cattotratia.

ANNO PRIMO ET SEC-UNDO

EDWARDI VII. REGIS.

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No. IX.

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

[Assented to, 19th February, 1902.]

HEREAS it is necessary that Legislative authority be obtained 1900-1901, not included in any Appropriation Act for the Year : 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 Parlia- ment assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :— W for certain expenditure incurred for the services of the year Preamble.

thousand three hundred. and eighty-four pounds' twelve shillings =v.,: .115 2/11:si1. THE Expenditure of the sum of Three hundred and sixty-four

and sixpence, set forth in the Schedule A to this Act, shall be, and Revenue Fund for

the same is hereby confirmed and allowed, and is hereby declared to	the year 1900-1901.
be a charge against the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Colony.

2.      THE Expenditure of the sum of One hundred and thirty-five

thousand Three hundred and ninety-eight pounds eleven shillings E nxcers on es

and three pence set forth in Schedule B to this Act, shall be, and um f r re Lot a

the year

the same is hereby confirmed and allowed, and is hereby declared to 19004901.

be a charge against the General Loan Fund of the Colony.

In the name and on behalf of the King .1 hereby assent

to this Act.

ARTHUR LAWLEY, Governor.

& EDWARDi VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

SCHEDULE A.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

His Excellency the Governor.

SALARIES, FIXED-£34 16s. 3d.

1	Aide-de-Camp	14	2	3
J	Acting Private Secretary	20	14 0

CoagnmENcins—.9338 19s. 10d.

8 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 187 8 9

9 Stationery .. 36 2 6

J Lighting Government House 115 8 7

378'1W 1

Executive Council.

CONTINGENCIES-.224 5s.

3 Incidental Expenses ... 14 5 0

4 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 10 0 0

24 5 0

Legislative Council.

CONTINGENOIES-£391 7s. 7d.

13 Select Committees, Payment of Witnesses (both Houses) 391 7 7

391 7 7

Legislative Assembly.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-1.41 10s.

15 Assistant Messenger (Sessional) 41 10 0

CONTINGENCIES-.€88 16s.

19 Incidental Expenses (including Electric Lighting, Furn ure,

etc.) 49 4 7

23 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 39 11 5

130 6 0

& 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

_Brought forward 919 14 8

COLONIAL TREASURER.

Treasury.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY —.853 ls.

44 Temporary Clerical Assistance 42 16 8

J Acting Treasury Cashier, Cue 10 4 4

CONTINGENCIES-X353 IS. 9d.

47 Incidental Expenses (Mehl cling Travelling Expenses) 142 12 4

48 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams ... 210 9 5

406 2 9

London Agency.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-£235 19s. ld.

Lecturer, six months at £500 per annum ... 126 8 3

Clerk 109 10 10

CONTINGENCIES-£524 4s. 8d.

9	Rent of Offices (including Cleaning, Fuel, and Light)	23 14	1
10	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Telegrams -...	250 10	7

Travelling Expenses of the Hon. H. B. Lefroy to Londpu 250 0 0

760 3 9

Customs.

SALARIES, FIXED-4280 8s. 4d.

105	Geraldton—Assistant Landing Waiter	10 0 0
Derby—Acting Landing Waiter ...	27 10 0
Derby—Acting Landing Waiter	13 15 0
Perth—Landing Waiter	125 0 0
Bookkeeper ...	104 3 4

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S1,087 11S. ld.

140     Tide Waiters and Lauding Waiters, etc., occasionally employed,

and Temporary Clerical Assistance ... 1087 11 1

AtLowAticus—.854 12s.

Tropical Allowance, Landing Waiter, Port Hedland 54 12 0

CONTINGENIES-S586 12s.

144	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	284 10	2
145	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams ...	299 12	5

146 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 2 9 5

& 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 0.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 2009 3 5 2086 1 2

Customs—continued.

Explosives Branch.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-527 14s.

158 Extra Labour... 27 14 0

CONTINGENCIES-58 5s.

159 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) ... 8 5 0

Excise Branch.

CONTINGENCIES-533 17S.

166 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 19 4 8

J Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams ... 13 7 5

J Stationery ... 1 4 11

2078 19      5

Harbour and Light.

SALARIES, FIXED-571 8s. 3d.

J Rottnest, Boatman ... 71 8 3

CONTINGENCIES-51,179 17s. 10d.

97     Firewood, Transport, etc., for Breaksea Island, Point King,

and Jarman Island 40 6 0

98 Oil, etc., for Lighthouses 61 18 1

100 Repairs and Purchase of Boats ... ... ... 186 14 5

101     Upkeep and Insurance', Uniforms for Officers and Crew of

" Penguin " ... ... ... ... 352 10 9

103	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	442 18 10
106	Stationery, Typewriters, etc. (including Charts, Books, etc.) ...	24 1 6

STEAM TUG " VICTORIA"—£277 11s. 10d.

108-113 1 Engineer at .€193, 1 Artificer (11 months, £152), 2 Sailors

at £9 per month each, 2 Firemen at £910s. per month each 11 10 5

CONTINGENCIES-5266 Is. 5d.

115 Coal, Ship and Engine Room Stores 251 2 6

116 Incidental Expenses (including Insurance) 14 18 11

1457 9 8

Government Stores.

CONTINGENCIES-5112 16s. 10d.

16 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 69 2 6

20 Advertising ... 43 14 4

112 16 10

& 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 0

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 5735 7 1

Literary, Scientific, and Agricultural Grants, Etc.

2    Mechanics' Institutes and Working Men's Associations and

Art Societies .•• 422 10 0

3 Agricultural and Horticultural Societies 671 0 0

1093 10 0

Pensions.

17    Joyce, W., late Issuer, Central Board of Education, 1st July,

1900, to 15th August, 1900 ...... ... 2 0 1

J Bovell, J., late Senior Warder, Fremantle Prison ... 46 0 4

J	Fuchs, C., late Assistant Accountant, Railway Department	...	66	13	4
J	Hawkins, Mrs., widow of the late Chief Attendant, Fremantle

Lunatic Asylum ... ... ... 16 13 4

J	Adam, I., late Resident Magistrate, Northam	20	8	8
Courthope, Mrs., widow of the late Auditor General	4	3	4
Pether, R., late Government Printer	66	16	1

222 15      2

Refunds,

1 Refunds 330 7 9

Miscellaneous Services, £88,845 13s. 5d:

3 Incidental Expenses ... ... ... 1966 1 2

8	Improvement of Recreation Grounds generally	3010 1	0
9	Commission on Interest paid by the Crown Agent and the

London and Westminster Bank ... 370 6

17 Coolgardie Mining Exhibition ... 310 10

18	Paris Exhibition	10436 1	5
19	Glasgow Exhibition	2212 1	8

20 LawCosts ... ... ... ... ... 96 3

39	Contribution towards Fire Brigade Board.....	97	5
48	Grant to North Fremantle Municipal Council, for Sanitary

Scheme... ... ... ... ... ... 300 0

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

subscription, and £100 Annual Grant .. Grant-in-Aid Boulder Cemetery ... ... ... 39 1 0
J	Special Grant to Menzies Municipal Council, for Filling Shafts 125 0

... 200 0

Grant-in-Aid Fencing Boyanup Cemetery...	50	0
Grant-hi-Aid Fencing and Clearing Capel Cemetery...	50	0

Grant-in-Aid Improving Cossack Cemetery .. 50 0

Grant-in-Aid Fencing and Clearing Greenbushes Cemetery	100	0
Grant-in-Aid Improving Kanowna Cemetery	50	0

Grant-in-Aid Katanning Cemetery ... ... 50 0

Grant-in-Aid Fencing and Clearing Lenuonville Cemetery 25 0

J Grant-in-Aid Improving Mount Magnet Cemetery ... 50 0

Grant-in-Aid Fencing Moora Cemetery ... 15 0

1° & 2u EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 19605 17 3 7382 0 0

Miscellaneous Services—continued.

Grant-in-Aid Improvements Pingelly Cemetery	25	0	0
Grant-in-Aid Clearing Preston Cemetery ...	100	0	0

Grant to Kalgoorlie Fire Brigade (Special) ... 200 0 0

Grant to Suhiaco Fire Brigade ... ... ... 250 0 0

Grant to Bulong Municipal Council for Water Supply for

FireBrigade ... ... ... ... 250 0 0

Grant to Victoria Park Fire Brigade for Appliances	50	0	0
Expenses in connection with the Visit of Their Royal High-

nesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York ... 308 14 9

Shortage in Cash Account of Bookkeeper (J. L. Mulligan),

Central Board of Health ... ... ... 21 18 8

Defalcations of H. E. Seager, late Bailiff, Cue	..	13	6	6
Day Dawn, Postal Receipts stolen in transiiu	94 16	0

Defalcations E. von Bibra, late Clerk of Courts, Coolgardie ...	41	3	8
Shortage in Cash Account of the lath Clerk of the Local Court,

Perth... ... ... ... ... ... 1 10 0

Cash stolen from Safe of Registrar, Supreme Court 10 18 6

Cash stolen from Katanning Laud Office ... ... 114 15 5

Expenses Royal Commission on Railways and Customs Depart-

ments.. ... ... ... ... ... 1286 16 11

Expenses Board of Inquiry into Charges against R. J. Wilson,

Telegraph Operator ... Expenses Royal Commission on Collie Coal Dispute	...	...	...	...	37 15	8
276 19	8

Award and Costs in re Cross v. Crown ... ... ... 338 7 6

Award and Costs in re Barratt & Sons v. Crown ... 659 3 8

Award to West Australian Bank v. Crown in re Postmaster,

Kalgoorlie, Official Account ... Costs in re Hutchinson v. Commissioner of Railways ... ... ... 4278 15 9

... 1 17 0

Expenses in connection Perth Ice Company's Frauds ... 499 6 8

Grant to Mount Morgan Municipal Council for Municipal

Purposes ... ... ... ... ... ... 400 0 0

Grant to Mount Malcolm Municipal Council for Municipal

Purposes .. ... ... ... ... ... 200 0 0

Grant to Leonora Muucipal Council for Municipal Council

Purposes... ... ... ... ... ... 250 0 0

Commonwealth Celebrations, Expenses of... ... 3367 9 1

Grant to Bridgetown Local Boards of Health for straightening

... ... ... ... 100 0 0

GeegelupBrook

Grant for Improvements to Norseman Racecourse ...	50	0	0
Grant for Improving Bunbury Hospital Grounds ...	200	0	0

Survey Starvation Boat Harbour ... ... ... 240 8 2

Gratuities to the Widow of the late Colonel Phillips, Com-

missioner of Police, £450 ; and the two Miss Phillips,

£150 each ... ... ... ... ... 750 0 0

Erection.of a Monument to the late Ernest Giles ... ... 60 5 6

Compassionate Allowance to Captain Cassell for injuries i

received whilst in discharge of his duties as Police

Instructor ... ... ... ... ... 50 0 0

& 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. X s. d.

Brought forward 34135 6 4 7382 0 0

Miscellaneous Services—continued.

Compassionate Allowance to the Widow of the late George

Nettle, late Railway Employee Compassionate Allowance to the Widow of the late J. Gould, ... ... ... 40 0 0

late Railway Employee ... . ... ... . 100 0 0

Compassionate Allowance to the Widow of the late C. H.

Lack, late Railway Employee ... ... ... ... 400 0 0

Draping the Public Buildings on the occasion of Her Majesty

Queen Victoria's death. Honorarium to Major Campbell for services rendered in con- nection with the despatch of West Australian Troops to ... ... ... ... 52 11 8

SouthAfrica ... ... ... ... ... 100 0 0

Grant to the Island Progress Committee for erection of Water

SupplyBuildings ... ... ... ... ... 30 0 0

Compensation to David Andrew for cancellation of Application

48/4539 under Lands Regulation ... ... ... 82 7 6

Purchase of portion Victoria Location 1010 for school purposes

at Walkaway ... ... ... ... ... 9 0 0

Purchase of Dongara School Site, portion of Victoria Loca-

tion317 ... ... ... ... ... ... 220 0 0

Part purchase of the Homebush Farm, near Cookernup ... 170 0 0

Purchase of lots 28-32, inclusive of Section 37 of Location V.,

Bayswater Schoolmaster's Residence ... Purchase of portion of Leschenault Location 26 for Bunbury 450 0 0

Recreation Ground ... ... ... ... ... 7 0 0

Purchase of portion of Leschenault Location 36 for Bunbury

Hospital... ... ... ... 350 0 0

Purchase Gingin Schoolmaster's Quarters ... ... 451 14 6

Delegation to London in connection with the Commonwealth Bill	300	0	0
Compensation to P. J. McMahon for forfeiture of Business Area	200	0	0

Grant to York Municipal Council for clearing River Avon ... 200 0 0

Expenses in connection with the Opening of Federal Parlia-

ment... ... ... ... 16 10 0

Costs in re Resumption Wellington Location No.1 ...	516 13	9
Award to Messrs. Dalgety and Co., under Land Regulation,

for Loss of Improvements to Lease ... ... ... 196 1 6

Compensation to M. J. Morrissey for Resumption of Wells

on Lease 67/374 ... ... ... . 45 0 0

Purchase of 10,000 Copies of the Review of Reviews 266 7 6

Grant to Swannery in Perth Water ... 122 0 0

Bonus for Lead Ore ... ... ... ... 121 14 0

Purchase of Site, Schoolmaster's Quarters, Woodville	70	0	0
Payment made by the Official Receiver erroneously in the

Estate of T. Williams, a Bankrupt ... 193 6 8

38845 13      5

Premier's Department.

SALARIES, FIXED--X12 10s.

Clerk 12 10 0

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

s. d s. d.

Brought forward 12 10 0 46227 13 5

Premier's Department—continued.

CONTINGENCIES—S194 18s. 9d.

6 Incidental Expenses ... 13 15 0

7 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 146 0 3

8 Stationery ... 35 3 6

207 8 9

Police.

SALARIES, FIXED-52,401 lls. 6d.

55-82 28 Corporals at 9s. 6d. per day 83-256 174 First-class Constables at 8s. 6d. per day	483 10	6
919 18	0

257-453 197 Second-class Constables at 7s. 6d. per day 765 10 0

469-492 24 Probation Constables at 6s. per day each 242 13 0

WATER POLICE—Sill 7s. 6d.

495-505 11 Constables at 8s. 6d. per day each 25 12 6

506-517 12 Constables at 7s. 6d. per day each 85 15 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-512 12s. 2d.

537 Special Constables and Native Trackers ... 12 12 2

ALLowAwcus—.2955 Ss. 3d.

538 Lodging Allowance in lien of Quarters ... 475 19 2

539 Ration Allowance—Special to Police in certain Districts 111 6 6

540 Allowance for Maintenance of Native Trackers 368 3 0

CONTINGENCIES-52,018 Hs. 9d.

544 Clothing 339 3 11

545 Remounts ... 236 16 8

548 Shoeing and Saddlery ... 393 10 4

549 Forage ... ... 526 13 2

550 Rent ... ... ... 16 13 1

551 Fuel and Light for Lockups and Stations ... 125 16 5

554 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 320 7 6

555 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. ... ... 59 10 8

5509 11      7

Defences.

Land Forces.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-5558 14s. 4d.

8 Messenger... ... ... ... 34 13 4

9-14 6 Infantry Instructors, at 5150 per annum 100 0 0

3- Acting Accountant ... ... ... 70 0 0

J 3 Infantry Instructors ... ... 225 0 0

Stores and Magazine Caretakers (Artillery)	12	2	0
Stores and Magazine Caretakers (Infantry)	12	2	0

Clerical Assistance ... ... 104 17 0

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 558 14 4 51944 13 9

Defen ces—continued.

Anowarous-5164 4s. 11d.

J Lodging Allowances Drill Instructors 164 4 11

CONTINGENCIES—S4,197 4s. 4d.

72 Harness and Maintenance Artillery and Mounted Infantry ... 37 5 0

74    Small Arms, care and Maintenance of, and Gymnastic

Appliances... ... ... ... ... 3250 8 10

79    Incidental Expenses (including Rail Fares and Travelling

Expenses) ... ... ... ... 566 17 5

83 Accoutrements ... ... ... 183 3 11

86 Postage, Telegrams, and Telephone Rent ... 104 12 3

87 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. ... ... 54 16 11

Federal Forces.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X4 6s. ld.

Inspector of Warlike Stores (proportion of salary) ... 4 6 1

ConTminumus-0825,630 19s.

91    Maintenance of Garrison, Thursday Island, Contribution

towards... ... ... ... ... ... 123 10 8

92

Expenses in connection with Military Unit sent to South

Africa, including deferred pay £14,539, and deducting

moneys due by the Imperial Government to 31st December,

1900 ... ... ... ... ... 22709 19 11

Commonwealth Contingencies ... ... 2341 12 11

Expenses in connection Opening Federal Parliament 455 15 6

30555 8 8

COMMISSIONER OF RAILWAYS.

Railways and Tramways.

SALARIES, FIXED-S632 17s. id.

Under Secretary's Branch.

1	Under Secretary	50	0	0
6	Clerk	17	19	11

General Manager's Branch.

Inspector (1) ... 91 7 11

Chief Accountant's Branch.

Cadet (1) ... 22 7 4

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 181 15 2 82500 2 5

Railways and Tramways—continued.

SALARIES, FixED—continued.

Chief Traffic Manager's Branch.

106 Station Master (1) 1 13 4

628 Cadet (1) 20 0 0

639 Cadet (1) ... 12 10 0

Goods Agent (1) 175 0 0

Chief Mechanical Engineer's Branch.

698	Foreman (1) ...	25
718	Clerk (1)	10
719	Clerk (1)	2
747	Clerk (1)	91
753	Clerk (1)	10
758	Cleric (1)	5
761	Cleric (1)	5
763	Clerk (1)	4
768	Clerk (1)	5
771	Clerk (1)	4
776	Clerk (1)	5

Clerk (1)	157
SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEm pon,Auv—.888,039 4s. 11d.
"Temporary Clerical Assistance, Wages of Packers, Foremen, Guards, Assistant Guards, Conductors, Signalmen, Head Shunters, Shuuters, Head Porters, Porters, Youth Porters, Labourers, Watchmen, Gatekeepers, Checkers, Number Takers, Telephone Boys, Ticket Collectors, Carriage Cleaners, Vanmen, Tinsmiths, Townsmen, Charwomen, etc.;

898 1	Foremen, Mechanics, Drivers, Firemen, Cleaners, Labourers,	88031 11	5
Pumpers, Examiners, etc.; Mechanics, Gaugers, Platelayers, 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.

CONTINGENCIES-X73,813 9s. ld.

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

Railways... ... ... ... ... . 65367 15 4

901

Incidental and Miscellaneous Expenses, including Travelling

Expenses, Printing, Stationery, Postage, Telegrams, and

Telephone Rent, etc. ... ... ... . 6513 19 9

903      Compensations, Claims for loss and detention of and damage

to Goods, etc., and loss of Life or Personal Injuries ... 1926 10 0

New Works and Improvements.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-XS 6s. Sd.

913 Draftsman (1) ... ... 3 6 8

1° & 2" EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 162476 0 3 82500 2 5

Railways and Tramways—continued.

CONTINGENCIES—X4,812 HS. 11d.

939     Improvements and Renewals, Existing Lines, chargeable to

Revenue . •• • 4812 11 11

167288 12 2

Public Works.

General Division.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-318 1S. 7d.

J Clerk (1) 15 1 1

Typist (1)	22 18 4
Caretaker Coolgardie Exhibition Build	104 0 0

J	Clerk (1)	50 0 0
J	Clerk (1)	61 18 10
Clerk (1)	64 3 4

CoNTINonwains—S3,180 13s. 9d.

63 Postages and Private Letter Boxes and Telephone Rents 319 12 4

64 Stationery and Office Requisites ... 611 1 2

65 Advertising ... 693 4 3

66	Allowances and Travelling Expenses	799 19 9
69	Railway Fares	229 9 3

73 Office Accommodation rented ... 527 7 0

Engineering Division.

HARBOUR AND RIVER WORKS -285 4s. 941.

(Excepting Fremantle Harbour Works.)

J Assistant Engineer (1) 105 16 1

Travelling Supervisor (1)	83	6	8
Assistant Engineer (1) ...	96	2	0

ROADS AND BRIDGES WoRa—£l,328 7s. 2d.

104 Roads and Bridges throughout the Colony 1328 7 2

BRIDGES —.€1,302 15s. Od.

112	Forrest Street, Cottesloe, Bridge over Railway	378 17	0
115	Guildford, Barker's Bridge over SE T;11 River	260 12	8
118	Marbellup Creek Bridge	14 17 11
124	Preston, Thompson's Brook Bridge	0 14 0
128	Swan River, Survey for Proposed Bridge at the Narrows	1 16	2
129	Toodyay, Newcastle Town Bridge over Avon River, including

Small Temporary Bridge 646 7 3

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 6415 2 3 249789 4 7

Public Works—continued.

ROADS-55,738 lls.

142 Claremont, Footpath to Bay 50 0 0

168 Kalgoorlie, Maritana Street, between Egan Street and Boundary 300 0 0

171	Kalgoorlie, Boulder and Mines Road	500 0 0
176	Menzies, Roads in Municipality ...	100 0 0

187 Perth Park Circular Road 3875 0 0

191	Port Hedland Causeway Repairs	788 14 8
194	Roebourne, Cossack-Roebourne Road Maintenance ...	75 3 8
195	Roebourne, Harding River Crossing	14 16 7

201 Swan Road, between Cluttering Road and Bull's Brook

Siding, including Small Bridge 34 16 1

Harbour and River Works-21,187 16s. 10d.

(Excepting Fremantle Harbour Works.)

208 Additions and Repairs to Jetties, Stockyards, and River

... ... 131 3 11

Improvements...

213 Dongara Jetty Extension ... ... ... 779 14 11

218 Port Hedland, Small Goods Shed at foot of New Jetty 6 11 6

223 Hauling up privately owned Vessels on Fremantle Slip 270 6 6

General Water Supply Works.

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

WAGES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—S158 19s. 9d.

225     Murchison and Peak Hill Goldfields—Wages of Caretakers,

Yardmen, and Drivers, etc. ... 126 19 9

226     Pilbarra Goldfields—Wages of Caretakers, Yardmen, and

Drivers, etc. 32 0 0

•• •

CONTINGENOIES—£845 8s. 6d.

228     Eastern Goldfields—Upkeep of Bores, Condensers, Claypans,

Lagoons, Reservoirs, Soaks, Tanks, Roads, etc. ... 426 7 8

230     Pilbarra Goldfields—Upkeep of Bores, Condensers, Claypans,

Lagoons, Reservoirs, Soaks, Tanks, Roads, etc. 336 16 6

231 Other -Goldfields 82 4 4

OTHER SERVICES—£2,288 13s. 10d.

233 Maintenance of Water Supplies ... 60 7 2

235 Derby Water Supply ... 1754 6 11

240 Yardarino (West Dongara) Water Supply Bori 473 19 9

Frenzant/e Water Supply.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—X374 IR. 3d.

257 Wages of Mechanics, etc. 374 1 3

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 17008 13 5 249789 4 7

Public Works—continued, CONTINGENCIES—£100 6s. 8d.

258	Materials, -Upkeep, Services to Houses, etc. ...	100	6	S
Engineering Surreys and Railway Construction—£2,056 15s.. 3d.
(irovistion for Staff and other Construction Works made on Loan Estimate)

J	Esperance, Grant for Road-making	250	0	0
Twiltanarnt Progress Committee, Grantfor Street Clearing, etc.	200	0	0
J	Port Hedland, Extension of Jetty Tramway and Completion of

Approach. Road to New Goods Shed ... 306 15 3

Special Grant for Widening and Improvements to Havelock

Street 400 0 0

J	Collie Township Drainage	200	0	0
Grant to Leederville Municipality	500	0	0
Carnarvon Water Supply	200	0	0

19166 5 4

Public Buildings.

Architectural Division.

SALARIES PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY.—X152 Os. 6d.

Chief Architect's Office.

22 1st Class Draftsman ... 19 3 4

GENERAL SUPERVISION.

(Exclusive of Goldfields and MTV)

Quantity Surveyor (1) ...	49	10	6
Draftsman (1)	83	6	8

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES NOR THE COLONIAL

SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT.

Hospitals and Quarantine Stations—.85,963 12s. Od.

71 Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings 61 8 7

72 Broome Hospital and Quarters ... 1616 9 0

73 Bridgetown Hospital, Additions ... 9 16 5

78	Fremantle Asylum, Refractory Cells	293	16	4
87	Whitby Auxiliary Lunatic Asylum, Additions and Water

Supply ... 457 16 0

90 Woodman's Point Bubonic Plague Buildings 3025 18 8

Coolgardie Hospital, Surgical Ward, Erection of ... 405 7 0

Gaols and Quarters—,2722 3s. ltd.

94 Fremantle Prison and Warders' Quarters, General Repairs ... 340 18 9

95 Fremantle Prison Workshops ... 381 5 2

1° & 2" EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure. 1900-1.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 6837 16 5 268955 9 11

Public Buildings—continued.

BUILDINGS AND OTBER SERVICES FOR THE COLONIAL

SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT—continued.

Libraries, Museums, Observatories, etc.---,2209 16s. 5d.

101	Fremantle Time Ball, with wire from Lighthouse to Observatory	105	12	10.
102	Perth Observatory, including instruments, etc., erection thereof,

Furniture, and Astronomical Buildings 46 17 11

104 Perth Observatory, Fencing and Laying out Grounds ... 57 5 8

Magistrates' Residences—X493 2s. 2d.

107 Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings ... 493 2 2

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE COLONIAL

TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.

Customs, Bonded Stores, Explosives Magazines, etc.

£681 18s. 2d.

111    Fremantle Government Store, Iron Racks, Weather Sheds, and

other Additions ... ... ... 482 18 2

117 Port Hedland Customs Office and Quarters ... 199 0 0

Police Stations and Quarters—£1,446 14s. 2d.

118	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings	...	63	2	8
127	Marble Bar, Lockup and Quarters	145	0	1
129	Mount Morgan, Lockup, Quarters, and Stabling	10	11	5

134 Perth, Central Station Stables ... 1228 0 0

Defences—S161 7s. 9d.

136	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings	121	14	8
138	Earrakidba Military Camp, Windmill and Tanks	39	13	1

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE ATTORNEY

GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Court Houses-021,798 16s. 6d.

J	Temporary Supreme Court Buildings	1698	16	6
J	Collie, Clerk of Court's Quarters, Erection of	100	0	0

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE POST AND

TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Post and Telegraph Offices—.23,891 8s. 5d.

150	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings	140	18	2
152	Albany, Post Office, Raising Tower	61	8	6
155	Fremantle (East), Post and Telegraph Office	899	0	0
158	Guildford, Post Office Clock and Raising Tower	305	16	0

159 Israelite Bay, Water Supply along Telegraph Line 5 7 10

1° & EDWARD' VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 13042 2 1 268955 9 11

Public Buildings--continued.

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE POST AND

TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT—CON/UM/ed.

160 Israelite Bay, Repairs and Alterations to Post Office 22 3 6

163 Laverton, Post Office, Additions... 100 0 0

165	Mount Morgan, Post Office	182 17 6
168	Perth (Head Office), Additions ..	1444 1 1
169	Perth (South), Post Office	263 13 8
172	Smith's Mill, Post Office	11 7 0
174	Walkaway Post Office, Additions	68 13 2

J Koolcynie Post Office, Removal from Niagara 386 2 0

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE MINES

DEPARTMENT—.21,238 19s. 6c1.

175	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings	626	8	5
178	Laverton, Offices	51 18	7
179	Mount Malcolm, Inspector of Mines' Quarters	222 10	0

J Kookynie, Warden's Office, Removal of ... 338 2 6

BUILDINGS FOR THE LANDS AND SURVEYS DEPARTMENT

£72 17s. 9d.

185 Point Walter Water Supply 72 17 9

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE EDUCATION

DEPARTMENT.

Day Schools—X6,888 Hs. Ild.

187	Additions and Repairs to Existing Buildings	732 8 0
193	Beverley School, Additions and Alterations	90 0 0
195	Boulder School, Additions	564 1 2
197	Boulder Mines, School Quarters ...	48 0 0
201	Brown Hill Residence Area, Quarters	70 0 0
204	Brown Hill Residence Area, School	792 12 10
207	Bunbury, Alterations to School Buildings...	134 0 0

212 Cuballing School Quarters 2 7

215 Coolgardie School, Additions ... 136 8 10

221	Fremantle, North, School, Additions	171	9	3
222	Guildford School and Quarters, Additions	68	0	0

227	Geraldton School, Additions	746 13 5
231	Highgate Infants' School, Additions	41 16 8

236	Kalgoorlie School, Additions	1188 8 2
239	Kookynie School	112 8 6

245	Midland Junction School Quarters	10 19 3
253	Northam School and Quarters, Additions	308 10 2
255	Perth, Newcastle Street, School, Additions	233 4 9

260 Plympton Infants' School, Additions 268 8 0

263 Quindanning School Quarters ... 141 17 0

265	$ubiaco Infants' School, Hall and Class Room	332 0 0
269	Wedgecarrup (near Wagin), School and Quarters	37 5 4

1° & 2° EDWARD' VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 23011 15 10 268955 9 11

Public Buildings—continued.

BUILDINGS AND OTHER SERVICES FOR THE EDUCATION

DEPARTMENT—Continued.

J	1	Coalville School, Additions	402	3	4
J	Phillips River School, Erection of	155	10	0
J 1	Lake View Area School, Class Room	152	0	0
BUILDINGS AND SERVICES NOT CLASSIFED UNDER ANY SPECIFIED

DEPARTMENT—£1,017 4s. 4d.

282    Additions and Repairs to Public Buildings not otherwise

provided for 498 8 3

291	Legislative Council Chamber, Improvements	349	19	10
294	Pilbarra, Office for Water Supply	66	7	0
295	Refrigerating Works, Additions and Annual Overhaul	25	7	7

J Dongara, Buildings for Prevention of Sand Drift ... 77 1 8

GRANTS-IN-AID FOR MUNICIPAL AND OTHER BUILDINGS

£1,650.

311	Derby Mechanics' Institute	100
325	Katanning Mechanics' Institute ...	100

327	Menzies Municipal Buildings	...	250
Coolgardie Mechanics' Institute ...	250

Capel Agricultural Hall, Improvements ... 50

Cue Amalgamated Workers' Association Hall	200
Bulong Amalgamated Workers' Association Hall	100
Morning Star Workers' Hall	100
Naunine Miners' Institute	100
Kanowna Workers' Hall	100
Paddington Workers' Hall	100
Sons of Gwalia Workers' Hall	200

FURNITURE FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS—S1,957 16s. ld

345	Furniture for Public Offices	1668	8
Legislative Council Chamber, Furniture and Additions	199	2

Perth, General Post Office, Furniture for new rooms 6 0

J Broome Hospital, Furniture 84 5

28346 9 7

COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS.

Lands and Surveys.

SALARIES FIRED—£826 17s.

Division VIZ.—Land Agencies.

37 Land Agent, Katauniug 30 0 0

& 2° EDWARDI VII., No. O.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

.2 s. d. .2 s. d.

Brought forward 30 0 0 297291 9 6

Lands and Surveys--continued.

SALARIES, Mann—continua/.

Division IX.—Surveyor General.

164 J Computing Draftsman ... Survey Assistant, Chairmen, and Labourers occasionally

employed ... 16 6 6

34 3 3

Clerk, Katanning	32 10 0
Salaries and Wages in connection with Kimberley 14:xploration

Expedition 553 2 8

Land Agent, Coolgardie	25 0 0
Extra Clerical Assistance	87 15 3
Clerk (1)	8 4 8

Clerk (1) ... 10 8 0

Assistant Surveyor	15 6 8
Shorthand Writer	14 0 0

ALLowkwoDs—S12 10s.

165-171 Forage and Travelling for Inspectors of Lands (7), at 2150

per annum each (2 for 6 mouths only) 12 10 0

CONTINGENCIES-£6,567 OS. 10d.

178 Incidental Expenses ... 304 19 7

174 Advertising ... ... 1269 9 8

175 Travelling and Transport	138 8 8
176 Margaret River Caves Improvements	150 0 0

177 Surveys Horses and equipment for Surveyors, Forage for Horses, ... ... ... ... 838 10 6

178     Expenses in connection with Surveys, including purchase of

Repairs to Equipment, Freight and Carriage, Travelling ... 1159 3 4

180 Rent of Offices ... ... ... 104 3 4

181 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 309 5 0

182 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. ... ... ... 316 16 1

J Expenses in connection with Surveys in Kimberley District ... 1976 4 8

7406 7 10

Fisheries.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-...€1 7 3s. 7d.

J	Inspector, Warnbro Sound	37 10	0
J	Clerk (1)	109 13	7

CONTINGENCIES-£l18 15s. 3d.

13 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 118 15 3 265 18 10

1° & 2° EDWARD' VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 304973 16 2

Woods and Forests.

CONTINGENOIES-S11 13s. 2d.

19	Maintaining Nursery, Draltesbrook	4 2
20	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	0 2 0
23	Pine, Wattle, and Sandalwood Plantations	7 7 11

11 13 2

Stock.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-5757 13s 6d.

15 Inspector, Incursion of Rabbits ... 100 0 0

J Inspector, Carnarvon .. 12 0 0

Rabbit Inspector (1) ... 133 16 7

J Rabbit Inspectors (4) at £125 each 500 0 0

Inspector, Perth	6 17	1
Acting Inspector, Broome	4 19 10

757 13      6

Agriculture.

CoNTINGENciss—‘21,94,2 19s. 6d.

27	Experimental Plots, and Quarantine Ground	79 17	7
28	Library and Museum—Purchase of Books, Periodicals, Fruit

Models, Botanical and other Specimens 42 9 7

30 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 43 10 10

81 Publications ... 56 8 2

34	Analysis and Chemical Investigations	23 12	6
35	Insect Pest Act	610 10 4
37	Noxious Weeds, Eradication of ...	751 13	3

38 Conference of Producers 225 6 3

39 National Show 109 11 0

Government Refrigerating Works.

CONTINGENCIES—£453 19s. ld.

44 Fuel, etc. 332 15 10

Storage of Produce ... 22 5 0

Exhibition of Coastal Products 98 18 3

2396 18       7

Agricultural Bank.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-523 6s. 8d.

Clerk (1) 23 6 8

CONTINGENCIES-524 16s. 9d.

7 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 23 14 9

8 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 1 2 0 48 3 5

& 2" EDWARD' VII., No. O.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 308188 4 10

MINISTER OF MINES.

Mines.

SALARIES, FIXED-£43 10s. 2d.

Correspondence Branch.

14 Clerk (1) 6 13 4

Registration Branch.

25 Clerk (1) 5 11 10

Goldfields Staff.

J Acting Warden, East Coolgardie 31 5 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X132 16s. 8d.

Accountant's Branch.

52 Junior Clerk (1) 6 8

Correspondence Branch.

56 Clerk and Messenger 1 13 4

Registration Branch.

66 Cleric (1) 5 0 0

Pilbarra Goldfield.

139 Mining Registrar, Nullagine 8 6 8

Murchison Goldfield.

J Assistant Mining Registrar, Laverton 114 10 0

MISCELLANEOUS-S291 18s.

155 Temporary Labour (including Survey Assistants, Axemen,

Chainmen, Camel Drivers, Caretakers, Cleaners, Messengers,

Grooms, etc.) 198 3 0

J Clerk (1) 3 15 0

CONTINGENCIES-.$5,382 7s. 11d.

176 Water for Officers on Goldfields 6 13 3

177 Transport_ ... 217 15 3

178	Advertising ...	72	17	1
180	Postage, Telegrams, and Telephone Rent ...	298	3	3
183	Travelling Expenses_ (of all Officers, including Wardens, Inspecting Surveyors, and Inspectors of Mines, etc., at current rates per day respectively), also to include Allow-

ances to Officers relieving ... 514 1 10

1" & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 1517 1.5 6 308188 4 10

Mines—continued.

Calmly-atoms—continued.

184 Survey of Leases, Areas, etc., and refunds of Survey Fees ... 3730 13 0

185 Examination of Engine-drivers and Underground Surveyors, etc. 37 16 10

187 Fuel, Lighting, and Sanitary ... ... ... ... 74 7 5

J

Payment of £400 to Legal Representatives of the late David

Alexander Hay, and £400 to Arthur Perrin for the discovery

of the Collie Coalfields ... ... ... 400 0 0

Public Batteries.

Comrinunrimns—S2,120 6s. Ild.

195	General Supplies and Maintenance	1990 19 4
Cyanide Plants, Purchase of Tailings	129 7 7

Steam Boilers Act.

CONTINGENCIES-S20 8s. 7d.

219 Travelling Expenses ... 3 2 4

225 Outstanding Percentages due to Inspectors 17 6 3

7901 8 3

Geological Surveys.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-S36 8s. 9d.

12 Temporary Labour—Axemen, Chainmen, Camp Assistants, etc. 36 8 9

CONTINGENCIES-fl 3s. 3d

18 Fuel, Lighting, Sanitary, and Water 7 3 3

43 12 0

ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Crown Law Offices.

SALARIES, FIKED-X20 16s. 8d.

9 Accountant, three months at £250 per annum ... 20 16 8

CONTINGENCIES—£l66 2s. 3d.

12 LawBooks ... ...... ... ... ... ... 30 14 0

13	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) .,.	0	6 11
14	Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams	84	6 2

15 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. ... ... ... 50 15 2

186 18 11

P & 2° EDWARD' VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. .8 s. d.

Brought forward 316320 4 0

Supreme Court.

SALARIES, FIXED--£413 I9s. 7d.

J Acting Puisue Judge 413 19 7

CONTINGENCIES-52,398 13s. 10d.

32 Witnesses and Jurors, Payment of 2236 0 2

33 Circuit Prosecutions 85 19 5

34 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling, Expenses 25 6 4

37 Water, Fuel, Lighting, and Sanitary ... 42 6 8

40 Law Books for Judges ... 9 1 3

2812 13 5

Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

SALARIES, FIXED—cell 13s. 4d.

J Assistant Shorthand Writer and Typist 11 13 4

CONTINGENCIES-57 4s. 9d.

10 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 3 13 7

11 Water, Fuel, Lighting, and Sanitary ... 3 11 2

18 18 1

Stipendiary Magistracy.

SALARIES, FIXED—£636 Is. 9d.

9 Kimberley, East, Resident Magistrate ... 66 10 8

62 Moora, Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court 5 0 0

78 Perth, Assistant Clerk to Local Court ... 40 0 0

J Wiluna, Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court 12 10 0

J	Leonora, Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court	13	6	8
J	Phillips River, Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court	15	0	0
J	Boulder, Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court	101	6	8

J	Derby, Assistant Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court	96 12 11
J	Fremantle, Assistant Clerk to Magistrates and Local Court ...	53 8 10
J	Perth, Acting Police Magistrate ...	32 10 11

J Broome, Resident Magistrate ... 187 5 1

Laverton, Clerk of Local Courts ... 12 10 0

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TumPomany-5274 7s. 3d.

94 Salaries, Caretakers of Court, Houses 20 19 0

95 Temporary Clerical Assistance ... Bunbury, Temporary Assistant Clerk of Courts	137 4 5
19 10 0

J	Northampton, Acting Clerk of Local Courts	16 13	4
J	Kanowna, Acting Clerk of Local Courts	3 14	5

Messenger, Fremantle Court ... 24 3 3

Katanuing, Acting Resident Magistrate 22 17 0

Northam, Acting Resident Magistrate 29 5 10

1" & 2° EDWARD' VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 910 9 0 319151 15 6

Stipendiary M agist rac y —continued.

CONTINGENCIES—£2, 624 15s. 8d.

121 Witnesses and Jurors, Payment of 1383 17 3

123 Inquests 713 18 11

125	Travelling Expenses of Magistrates, etc.	49 4 11
126	Postage and Telephone Rent	259 18 11
127	Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	94 7 5
128	Water, Fuel, Lighting and Sanitary	123 8 3

3635 4 8

Land Titles.

CONTINGENCIES-S4 8s. 9d.

37 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 4 8 9

4 8 9

COLONIAL SECRETARY.

SALARIES, FixED—.9107 10s. &I.

3 Chief Clerk ... 107 10 6

CONTINGENCIES-£654 9s. 11d.

12 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 2 4 8

14 Expenses in connection with the Immigration Restriction Restriction Act 69 6 6

16 Immigration ... 582 18 9

Electoral.

CONTINGENCIES--£3,892 ls. 2d.

60 Extra Assistance in the preparation of the Electoral Rolls, Fees to Returning and Presiding Officers, Clerks, Municipal Councils, and Roads Boards, Advertising, and other Expenses in connection with Elections ... 2880 11 2

61 Referendum ... 1011 10 0

4654 1 7

Medical.

SALARIES, FIXED-£151 7s. 11d.

90	Derby District Medical Officer and Quarantine Officer	9	3	7
J	Assistant Caretaker, Woodman's Point Quarantine Station ...	61 13	4

J Attendant, Fremantle Lunatic Asylum 28 11 0

J Secretary, Fremantle Lunatic Asylum 52 0 0

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. O.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 151 7 11 327345 10 6

Medical—continued.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-X637 12s. 2d.

261 Temporary Labour and Relieving Officers ... 535 8 2

J	Acting Accountant	28 13 4
Compulsory Vaccination Officer ...	5 16 8
J	Refund to District Medical Officer, York, on account of beam

tenens 67 14 0

ALLOWANOES-£27 3s. 10c1.

305 Jarrandale—District Medical Officer, Drug 5 0 0

J Fremantle—Attendant (Relieving), House 7 8 5

J Fremantle—Attendant (Relieving), House S 4 11

Fremantle—Secretary, Lunatic Asylum, House	3 15	0
Wyndham—District Medical Officer and Quarantine Officer,

House	...	2.15	6
CONTINGENCIES—£7,398 9s. 4d.

322     Provisions, Washing for Patients, etc., at Government Hos-

pitals 1333 12 9

323	Lunatic Asylums--Provisions, Bedding, and Clothing, etc.	...	1110 16	7
325	Medicines and Surgical Instruments for Hospitals ...	143 18	1

326 Furniture for Hospitals 45 11 3

329 Sanitation Expenses ... 252 4 11

332	Quarantine Stations, etc., Hospitals for Infectious Diseases ...	106 0 2
333	Fuel and Light	470 10 3
334	Postage, Telegrams, and Telephone Rent ...	56 10 2
335	Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	17 13 4
337	Grants to assisted Hospitals towards Salary of Medical Officer	221 6 6

339 £ for Patients treated in Assisted Hospitals ... Subsidy and Griuit towards Maintenance of Indigent

2313 18 0

340 Fremantle Public Hospital 524 17 10

342 Bulong Hospital, Grant-in-aid ... 50 0 0

349 Repairs to Machinery, etc., and alterations to Quarantine Launch 48 0 8

Leonora Hospital, Grant-in-aid ... 250 0 0

Collie Hospital, Grant-in-aid .• 120 0 0

Kurnalpi Hospital, Grant-in-aid ... 100 0 0

Mount Magnet Hospital, Grant-in-aid 8 8 10

J Naamine Hospital, Grant-in-aid ... Leonora Hospital, Grant-in-aid, Furniture	150 0 0
75 0 0

8214 13      3

Gaols.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-.Q,247 8s. 9d.

83	Warders occasionally employed ...	175	4	1
Cook, -Wyndham	55 15	8
Acting Medical Officer, Fremantle Prison ...	16	9	0

CONTINGENCIES —S1,003.

98 Transfer of Prisoners ... 60 4 9

99 Provisions, etc., for Prisoners in Charge of Police 410 19 6

1° & 2° EDWARD' VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 718 13 0 335560 3 9

Gaols-continued.

CONTINGENCIES-continued.

101	Bedding and Clothing ...	65	6	6
102	Uniform for Gaolers and Warders	130 11	4
103	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses)	66 15	6

104 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams ... 16 13 1

108 Water, Lighting, Fuel, and Sanitary Services 252 9 4

1250 8 9

Rottnest Establishment. CONTINGENCIES-x126 9s. 11d.

14 Tools, Carts, Harness, Requisites for Garden and Farm 120 0 2

15 Salt Works ... ... ... ... ... 0 2 10

18 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 6 6 11

126      9 11

Printing.

SALARIES, FIXED-S66 13s. 4d.

Assistant Government Printer ... 66 13 4

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-£76 11S. 6d.

31	Compositor, at 9s. 6d. per day	3	8	0
32	Compositor, at 9s. 6d. per day	3	3	0

33 Compositor, at 9s. 6d. per day ... 3 8 0

34	Compositor, at 9s. 6d. per day (acting as clerk)	2 18	6
35	Compositor, at 9s. per day	2 19	6
37	Compositor, at 9s. 6(1. per day (acting as reader)	2 18	3
38	Compositor, at 9s. per day	3 8 6

40	Compositor, at 9s. per day	1	6	3
41	Compositor, at 9s. per day	3	8	6
42	Compositor, at 9s. per day	2 14	9
43	Compositor, at 9s. per day	0	7	0
45	Compositor, at 9s. per day	3	8	6
46	Compositor, at 9s. per day	3	8	6

47	Compositor, at 9s. per day	3 4 0
48	Compositor, at 9s. per day	3 8 6
49	Compositor, at 9s. per day	1 1 6
50	Compositor, at 9s. per day	2 19 0
52	Compositor, at 9s. per day	2 0 9
55	Compositor, at 9s. per day	1 16 0
56	Machinist, at 9s. 6d. per day	0 18 0
57	Machinist, at 9s. 6d. per day	1 9 0
58	Machinist, at 9s. 6d. per day	2 4 3
59	Machinist, at 9s. per day	2 14 9
60	Machinist, at 9s. per day	3 8 6
62	Bookbinder, at 9s. per day	3 3 9

•

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 131 18 7 336937 2 5

Printing—continued.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY—Continued.

63 Bookbinder, at 9s. per day 1 10 9

64	Bookbinder, at 9s. per day	3	8	(3
65	Bookbinder, at 9s. per day	3	9
66	Assistant in warehouse, at 9s. 6d. per day ..	3	3	3

67 Stereotyper, at 9s. per day 3 8 6

68 Extra Labour 5165 3 1

5311 16 5

Registry.

CONTINGENCIES-5125.

24 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 125 0 0

Census of Colony, 1901.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-52,019 3s. Od.

30 Enumerators, Sub-enumerators, and Clerical Assistance 2019 3 0

CONTINGENCIES-5859 9s. 6d.

J Gratuities in connection with Census 859 9 6

3003 12 6

Friendly Societies.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-515.

J Junior Clerk (1) 15 0 0

CONTINGENCIES-51 19s. 2d.

5	Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	1 19 2
Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, 1900.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-562 10s. Od.

Clerk of Awards, Eastern Districts 20 16 8

Clerk of Awards, 'Western Districts	10	8	4
Cleric of Awards, North-West Districts	10	8	4
Cleric of Awards, South-West Districts	20 16	8

CONTINGENCIES-595 10S. 2d.

J Incidental Expenses ... 80 11 5

Postage, Telephone Rents, and Foreign Telegrams ... 14 18 9 174 19 4

1" & 2" EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 19004 .

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 345427 10 8

Charitable Institutions.

SALARIES, FIxEn—£43 15s. 11d.

6 Matron, Perth Home ... 32 10 0

9 Hospital Nurse, Female Home ... 11 511

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY--£13 10s.

Temporary Clerk 13 10 0

CONTINGENCIES—.293 1 I S. 11d.

37 Outdoor Relief 63 4 8

41	Stationery, Typewriters, etc.	30	7	3
INDUSTRIAL ORPHANAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND REFORMATORY

Scnoots-5364 14s. 11d.

42 Aid to Orphanage Industrial Schools 364 14 11

Industrial School, Subiaco.

CONTINGENCIES—£24 4s. 9d.

54 Tools and Materials for New Workshops ... 24 4 9

539 17 6

Government Gardens and Government House

Domain.

CONTINGENCIES-2186 4s.

8 Incidental Expenses ... ... ... 67 7 2

11 Acclimatisation of Plants ... ... ... 2 19 4

12     Upkeep of Public Grounds and Grounds connected with Public

Buildings... ... ... ... ... 67 7 5

13 Improvements--Mill Point Reserve 48 10 1

186 4 0

Public Health.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY-21,269 13s. 3d.

7 Temporary Labour in connection with Bubonic Plague ... 360 10 10

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

with Bubonic Plaome ... ... ... ... 809 2 5

President, Grant for Special Services in connection with out- a

break of Bubonic Plague ... 100 0 0

CONTINGENCIES — .24,860 3s. 4d.

9     Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, etc., for Infectious and Conta-

giousDiseases ... ... .. ••• 152 10 8

11 Postages, Telegrams, and Telephone Rents 122 16 0

12 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. ... ... 13 3 10

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 1558 3 9 346153 12 2

Public Health—continued.

CONTINGENCIES —continued.

J Maintenance of Hospitals for Infectious and Contagious

Diseases ... ... ... ... ... 124 18 6

J Temporary Plague Hospital on Perth Commonage ... 512 1 9

Bubonic Plague ... ...

... ... 3934 12 7

6129 16       7

Education.

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY —£1,644 75. 10(1.

32 Government Schools 1601 16 2

Clerk •-• 42 11 8

ALLOWANCES—,,M78 19s. 4d.

36 Allowances for Cleaning Schools... 478 19 4

CONTINGENCIES—X3,331 6s. 2d.

37 Minor Repairs, etc. ... 139 1 6

38 Furniture, etc., for Schools 880 8 2

39	Books, Apparatus, etc. ...	659 17 9
40	Maintenance (Sanitary, Water, Fuel, and Light, etc.)	700 0 0
41	Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses and Rents

of Schools) 610 6 8

42 Postage, Telephone Rent, and Foreign Telegrams 333 2 8

48 Evening Schools ••• • • • at • • 8 9 5

Training College.

- ALLOWANCES—RD Os. 4d.

J Principal of Training College, House, Manual Training 29 0 4

CONTINGENCIES--£153 8s. lid.

59 Manual Training 153 8 11

5637 2 7

Post and Telegraph.

SALARIES, FixEm—£1,981 14s. 3d.

9	Inspector of Post and Telegraphs	15	0
13	Cashier	10	0
14	Clerk	10	0
25	Clerk	20	0
30	Clerk	10	0
33	Clerk	10	0
94	Clerk	10	0

I° & 2° EDWARD' VII., No. O.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward 85 0 0 357920 11 4

Post and Telegraph—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED —continued.

95	Clerk	10
97	Clerk	5
99	Clerk	9
111	Clerk	10
119	Clerk	10
133	Clerk	3
142	Overseer, Letter Carriers	10
239	Packer	10
290	Telegraph Operators	01 1
364	Telephone Inspector	10
Telephone Fitter	58
Telephone Fitter	55

J	Telephone Fitter	40
Telephone Fitter	36 1
6 Telephone Cadets at £30 per annum each	60
11 Telephone Cadets at £20 per annum each	126 1

4445	Post and Telegraph Master, South Perth	23
3 Telephone Attendants, at £40 per annum each, South Perth	10
447	Abbott's, Post and Telegraph Master	10
Boulder, Clerk	99 1
Boulder, Letter Carrier	71
Boulder, Stamp Seller ...	20

Boulder, Telegraph Lineman ... 01

588	Busselton (Vasse), Post and Telegraph Master	5
591	Burbanks, Lineman	5
Claremont, Messenger and Letter Carrier	37 1

Claremont, Assistant	...	43 1
Collie, Messenger	8

662	Coolgardie, Clerk	6
716	Cue, Post and Telegraph Master	5

Cottesloe, Messenger and Letter Carrier	...	26 1
Davyhurst, Postmaster	18 1

766	Eyre, Telegraph Master	10
777	Fremantle, Clerk	10
778	Fremantle, Clerk	10
869	Fremantle, North, Operator	5
922	Hamelin Pool, Operator	5
923	Hamelin Pool, Operator	5
Hopetoun, Postmaster	66 1

Hopetoun, Lineman ... 46 1

935	Israelite Bay, Telegraph Master ...	5
933	Israelite Bay, Operator	5
939	Israelite Bay, Lineman...	10

946	Kalgoorlie, Operator	...	5
949	Kalgoorlie, Operator	...	5
951	Kalgoorlie, Operator	...	11
961	Kalgoorlie, Clerk	5

1" & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward 1063 4 5 357920 11 4

Post and Telegraph—continued.

SALARIES, FIXED—continued.

963	Kalgoorlie, Clerk	5	0
964	Kalgoorlie, Clerk	5	0
974	Kalgoorlie, Clerk	5	0
976	Kalgoorlie, Clerk	5	0
977	Kalgoorlie, Clerk	5	0
Kalgoorlie, Telephone Attendant	37	10
1060	Laverton, Messenger	3	0
Lawlers, Assistant	70	0
Lawlers, Lineman	35	0
Lenuonville, Messenger	16	2
Menzies, Telegraph Operator	95	16

T Mt. Morgans, Clerk ... 97 17

Mt. Sir Samuel, Postmaster 120 0

Mulline, Postmaster ... 32 0

Mulwarrie, Postmaster ... 31 11

Peak Hill, Assistant	...	33	6
Peak Hill, Messenger	40	0

Ravensthorpe, Postmaster	68	1
Ravensthorpe, Messenger	20	14

1200	Roebourne, Operator	...	7	3	1
1208	Smith's Mill, Postmaster	12	13

Wiluna, Postmaster ... 113 6

Waverley, Postmaster ...	46	13
Yarloop, Assistant	12	13

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEmcoality-082,023 8s. id.

1341	Extra Clerical Assistance	456	11	4
1342	Extra Labour ...	1480	18	3

Receiver of Mails, Mt. Higgins ... 31 16 1

J	Receiver of Mails, Kookyme	17	6	8
Receiver of Mails, Phillips River	4	5	9
J	Receiver of Mails, Mary Ann Harbour	6	10	0
Receiver of Mails, Red Hill	13	0	0
Receiver of Mails, Jandakot	13	0	0

ALLownwons-03198 Os. 5d.

Officers on Goldfields (13 at .830 per annum each) 191 0 1

Mail Officer, Perth 7 0 4

CONTINGENCES--£1, 819 17s. 3d.

1690 Rent of Buildings 14 10 7

1692 Travelling Expenses ... 120 1 7

1694 Linemen's Equipments... 7 9 5

1696	Incidental Expenses	...	297	15	3
1697	Telephone Materials, etc.	777	11	4

1701 Fuel, Light, Water, and Sanitary 596 9 1

6023 0 0

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 0.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

£ s. d. s. d.

Brought forward	363943	11	4
Audit.

SALARIES, FIXED—S73 17s. Sd.

4	Inspector of Accounts ...	5 0
5	Inspector of Accounts ...	5 0

6	Clerk and Examiner	...	5 0
7	Clerk and Examiner	..	5 0
Cleric and Examiner	7 1
Clerk and Examiner	...	5 8
11	Clerk and Examiner	...	3 15
15	Clerk and Examiner	...	25 19

Clerk and Shorthand Writer 11 13

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY--£255 9s. 7d.

16 Clerk and Examiner	...	5 0 0
17 Clerk and Examiner	...	5 0 0

25	Clerk (five months, £150 per annum)	65	4 11
26	Clerk (five months, £150 per annum)	60	9 8

J Clerk	39 18 4
J Clerk	37 10 0
s Clerk	37 1 8

Clerk - .• • •• • • • • 5 5 0

CONTINGENOIES—S4 17s. Id.

31 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. 4 17 1

334 4 4

Observatory,

SALARIES, PROVISIONAL AND TEMPORARY —£4115. 7d.

J Observer, Bangemall 4 11 7

CONTINGENCIES— £79 Os. 6c1.

52 Incidental Expenses (including Travelling Expenses) 4 2 6

53 Meteorological Instruments, etc.... 69 11 8

54 Stationery, Typewriters, etc. (including Books) 4 6 5

57 Light, Fuel, Water, and Sanitary Services 0 19 11

83 12 1

Photo-Lithographic.

CONTINGENCIES—S23 4s. 9d.

37 Light, Fuel and Water 20 14 9

39 Sanitation ... 2 10 0 23 4 9

Total 364384 12 6

1° & 2° EDWABDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

SCHEDULE B.

GENERAL LOAN FUND.

£ s. d. X s. d.

CLASS I.

Departmental-22,087 7s. 3d.

PERTH OFFICE-

4	Engineering Cadet for nine months at X90 per annum	20	4	0
7	Engineering Cadet for nine mouths at £90 per annum	22 10	0

CONSTRUCTION OP RAILWAYS-

J Accountant 77 19 6

J	Storekeeper	83	6	8
Draftsman	73	6	8

Draftsman	31 13 4
Draftsman	46 8 11
Draftsman	30 2 2
Junior Clerk	4 13 4

GENERAL WATER SUPPLY AND METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE AND

WATER SUPPLY-

3	Draftsman	104	6	0
Draftsman	59 13	6

Assistant Engineer ...	120 0 0
Clerk	19 0 0

FREMANTLE HARBOUR WORKS-

Acting Resident Engineer, additional salary for extra duties 100 0 0

COOLGARD/E WATER SUPPLY-

97 Resident Engineer, 1 month £400 per annum 33 6 8

J Works Manager ... • • • 208 6 8

Clerk 46 13 4

ENGINEERING SURVEYS-

152 Engineering Surveyor, 6 months at 17s. 6d. per day 130 7 6

STORES-

Supervisor 300 0 0

190 Allowances and Travelling Expenses ... 167 9 2

192	Stationery	313 13 4
193	Railway Fares	94 6 6

CLASS II.

Railways and Tramways-2733 13s. 9d.

211

Survey New Lines (including Malcolm to Laverton, and Fre-

mantle via Jandakot to South-Western Railway, and

Boulder to Kalgoorlie via Boulder and Kalgoorlie Race-

course, etc.), also Preliminary Inspection of Route, Kal-

goorlie to Eucla 733 13 9

1° & 2° EDWARDI VII., No. 9.

Excess of Expenditure, 1900-1.

General Loan Fund—continued.

£ s. d. £ s.

Brought forward 2821 1 0

CLASS III.

Harbour and River Improvements-4;20,173 Os. Od.

212     Fremantle Harbour Works (including Cable to Rottnest and

Wharf Sheds) 17893 18 5

223 Albany Harbour Works 971 0 3

230 Dredges and Barges ... 1308 1 4

CLASS IV.

Water Supply and Sewerage for Towns—£3,000.

233 Sewerage for Perth and Fremantle 3,000 0 0

CLASS V.

Coolgardie Water Supply—£70,589 6s. Ild.

235 Main Pipes (including Valves, etc.) at Fremantle ... 62435 5 6

236 Main Pipes, Carriage from Fremantle ... 3180 11 1

237     Main Pipes, Laying and Jointing (including Excavation and

Filling in of Pipe Trench, etc.) 4973 10 4

CLASS VI.

Development of Goldfields and Mineral Resources

£17,628 10s. 3d.

243	Development generally ...	7937 4 0
244	Erection of Public Batteries	9691 6 3

CLASS X.

Miscellaneous (including Charges and Expenses of raising

Loans) • • • • • • 21186 13 1 135398 11 3

Total_ 135398 11 3

By Authority : ArrEEn WAreox, Government Printer, Perth.