Soldier Land Settlement Act 1934 (WA)

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SOLDIER LAND SETTLEMENT.

25° GEO. V., No. VII.

No. 8 of 1934.

AN ACT to approve and ratify an Agreement between the Commonwealth of Australia and the States of New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania, relating to Soldier Land Settlement.

[Assented to 25th October, 1934.]

E it 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:—

short title. 1. This Act may be cited as the Soldier Land Settlement

Act, 1934.

Approval and

ratification of 2. The Agreement, a copy of which is set forth in the

agreement.	schedule to this Act, is hereby approved and ratified.
This Act to be

read with other 3. This Act shall be read with the Soldier Land Settlement

Acts.

Act, 1926 (No. 12 of 1926), and with the Financial Agreement

Act, 1928 (No. 1 of 1928).

THE SCHEDULE.

AGREEMENT made the third day of July One thousand nine hundred and thirty-four BETWEEN THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (in this Agreement called "The Commonwealth") of the first part THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES of the second part THE STATE OF VIC- TORIA of the third part THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND of the :Courth part THE STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA of the fifth part THE STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA of the sixth part and THE STATE OF TASMANIA of the seventh part (each of the parties of the second

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third fourth fifth sixth and seventh parts being in this Agreement referred to as a "State" and the expression "the States" hereinafter used meaning where the context so permits or requires all of such parties).

WHEREAS this Agreement is supplemental to an Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the "Financial Agreement") made the twelfth day of Decem- ber One thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven between the same parties as are parties hereto with respect to the public debts of the States including

(a)	the taking over of such debts by the Commonwealth; and
(b)	the payment of interest and the provision of sinking funds in

respect of such debts;

which Agreement has been approved by the Parliaments of the Common-

wealth and of the States;

AND WHEREAS the Commonwealth has lent to each of the States certain sums for the purposes of settling on the land returned soldiers and their dependants and other persons being settlers as defined in this Agree- ment and has received from each of the States certain sums as repayment in part of the said sums lent as aforesaid particulars of the sums -so lent and so repaid being set forth in the schedule hereto;

AND WHEREAS the balances of the said several sums lent by the Commonwealth to each State after deducting from such sums respectively the said several sums repaid by that State to the Commonwealth are included in the amount of the net public debt of that State existing on 30th June 1927 es set forth in the said Financial Agreement;

AND WHEREAS the Commonwealth and the States have agreed pur- suant to section 103A of the Commonwealth Constitution that the provisions hereinafter contained shall apply to the aforesaid portion of the said public debt of each State and that the Financial Agreement as altered by the two several Agreements made the 21st July 1931 and the 22nd October 1931 between the parties hereto shall be varied accordingly.

NOW IT IS HEREBY AGREED as follows:—

THIS Agreement shall have no force or effect and shall not be

binding on any party unless and until it is authorised or approved by tho

Parliaments of the Commonwealth and of the States.

1.

2. IN this Agreement

(a) any person who was at any time after the fourth clay of August One thousand nine hundred and fourteen and before the thirty- first day of August One thousand nine hundred and twenty-one

a member of the Naval or Military Forces enlisted or appointed for or employed on active service outside Australia or employed in a ship of war; or

(ii.) a member of the Army Medical Corps Nursing service accepted or appointed by the Director-General of Medical Services for services outside Australia; or

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serving in the Naval or Military Forces of any part of the King's Dominions other than the Commonwealth on proof to the satisfaction of the State concerned that he had before his enlistment or appointment for service resided in the Common- wealth; or

(iv.) a member of the Army Medical Corps Nursing service of any part

of the King's Dominions other than the Commonwealth on proof to the satisfaction of the State concerned that she had before her acceptance by or appointment to that service resided in Australia:

shall be deemed to be a member of the Forces within the meaning

this Agreement;

(b) "Dependant" means a widow or mother or child (including an ex-nuptial child) of a deceased member of the Forces who was wholly or in part dependent upon the earnings of or upon the members of the Forces at any time during the period of twelve months prior to his becoming a member of the Forces;

(e) "Munition worker" means a person who during the continuance of

the war between His Majesty the King and the German Emperor

and between His Majesty the King and the Emperor of Austria

King of Hungary

(i.) entered into an agreement with the Commonwealth or the Min, ister of State for Defence to proceed to Great Britain for the purpose of

(1) engaging in the work of producing munitions for the Imperial

Government or otherwise; or

(2) serving under the Imperial Government in the Ministry of

Munitions; and

(ii.) engaged or served as aforesaid and whose agreement with the

Commonwealth or the Minister of State for Defence was not

determined by reason of his failure to observe and perform

in all respects the terms and conditions contained in the Agree- ment and on his part to be observed and performed or by reason of his dismissal from any work in Great Britain during the continuance of the Agreement because of any conduct of

the worker which in the opinion of the said Minister was such

as to justify the determination of the Agreement;

(d) "War Worker" means a person who during the continuance of the war between His Majesty the King and the German Emperor and between His Majesty the King and the Emperor of Austria King of Hungary entered into an agreement with the Common- wealth or the Minister of State for Defence to proceed to Great

Britain for the purpose of engaging in work as a labourer fettler

or navvy for the 'Imperial Government or otherwise and engaged in such work and whose agreement with the Commonwealth or the Minister of State for Defence was not de termined by reason of his failure to observe and perform any term or condition contained in the Agreement and on his part to be observed and

performed or by reason of his dismissal from any work in Great

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Britain during the continuance of the Agreement because of any conduct of the worker which in the opinion of the said Minister was such as to justify the determination of the Agreement.

(e) "Settler" means a person approved by a State as suitable for set- tlement upon the land in that State and who was at any time after the fourth day of August One thousand nine hundred and fourteen and before the thirty-first day of August One thousand nine hundred and twenty-one

(i.) a member of the Forces; or

(ii.) a munition worker; or

(iii.) a war worker; or

who is a dependant; and includes

(1)	any other person who was a soldier of the Imperial Resent,: Forces called up for active service during the war between His Majesty the King and the German Emperor and between His Majesty the King and the Emperor of Austria King of Hun- gary; and
(2)	any other person who served during the said war in the Naval or Military Forces of any part of the King's Dominions other than the Commonwealth on active service outside that Domi- nion;
and who was settled on the ]and by that State or lodged with that State an application for land on or before the thirtieth day of October One thousand nine hundred and twenty;

(f) "Home maintenance area" means such an area as when worked by an industrious settler will under average seasons and circum- stances return him sufficient to meet his commitments to the State and to maintain himself and family in reasonable comfort.

EACH State acknowledges to have received on loan from the Commonwealth for the purpose of settling on the land returned soldiers and their dependants and other persons being settlers as defined in this Agree- ment the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 2 of the Schedule hereto.

3.

THE Commonwealth acknowledges to have received from each State

in part repayment of the said moneys lent to that State the several sums

set forth with respect to that State in column 3 of the schedule hereto.

4.

THE Commonwealth acknowledges to have received from each State interest up to the first day of October One thousand nine hundred and twenty-five on the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 4 of the Schedule hereto (being the balances of the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 2; of the said Schedule after deducting from such sums respectively the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 3 of the said Schedule) and on the sums set forth in column 3 up to the date of their repayment at the rates of interest per annum set forth in column 1 of the said Schedule opposite such balances respectively.

5.

THE Commonwealth agrees to write off and reduce as at the first play of October One thousand nine hundred and twenty-five the indebtedness

6.

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of each State in respect of the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 4 of the Schedule hereto b y the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 5 of the said Schedule.

7. EACH State agrees to complete as far as practicable the satisfac- tory settlement of those pm sons being settlers as defined in this Agreement who are now on the land in that State particularly with respect to the provisions of home maintenance areas.

8. IN addition to the reduction effected by Clause 6 the Commonwealth agrees to write off and reduce as at the thirtieth day of June One thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven the indebtedness of each State in respect of the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 4 of the Schedule hereto by the several further sums set forth with respect to that State in column 7 of the said Schedule and the Commonwealth acknowledges that from the 30th day of June 1927 the sums set forth in column S of the said Schedule with respect to each State are the only amounts owing by that State in respect of the sums set out with respect to that State in column 2 of the said Schedule.

9. EACH State acknowledges

(a)

That after its indebtedness to the Commonwealth in respect of the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 4 of the Schedule hereto has been written off and reduced by the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 5 of the said Schedule as mentioned in Clause 6 it will then (but with- out prejudice to Clause 8) be indebted to the Commonwealth in the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 6 of the said Schedule; and

(b)

That after its indebtedness to the Commonwealth in respect of the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 4 of the Schedule hereto has been written off and reduced by the several further sums set forth with respect to that State in column 7 of the said Schedule as mentioned in Clause 8 it will then be indebted to the Commonwealth in the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 8 of the said Schedule.

10. THE Commonwealth acknowledges that each State has paid to the Commonwealth

(a)	From the first day of October 1925 to the thirtieth day of June 1927 interest on the amount for the time being unrepaid of each of the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column 6 of the Schedule hereto; and
(b)	From the first day of July 1927 to the thirty-first day of December 1930 interest on the amount for the time being unrepaid of each of the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column S of the Schedule hereto;

at the rates of interest per annum set forth in column 1 of the said Schedule

opposite the said sums respectively; and

(c)

From the first day of January One thousand nine hundred and

thirty-one to. the thirty-first day of July One thousand nine

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hundred and thirty-one interest on the amount for the time hang unrepaid of each of the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column S of the Schedule hereto at the rate of five pounds per centum per annum in lieu of the interest :if the laths set forth in column 1 of the said Schedule opposite the said sums respectively; and

(d) From the first day of August One thousand nine hundred and thirty-one to the first day of July One thousand nine hundred and thirty-three interest on the amount for the time being unrepaid of each of the several sums set forth with respect to that State in column S of the Schedule hereto at the rate of four pounds per centum per annum in lieu of the interest at the rates set forth in column 1 of the said Schedule opposite the said sums respectively.

11.

EACH State acknowledges that for the period of five years from the date of payment of each instalment of the moneys set forth with respect

to that State in column 2 of the Schedule hereto the Commonwealth has made to that State a rebate of interest equal to two and one-half per centum (21/2%) per annum calculated on the full amount of the instalment.

EACH State (other than the State of Queensland) acknowledges that the Commonwealth has allowed to that State interest at the rate of two and one-half per eentum (2 1,4%) per annum for the period of five years on such amount of the bonds of that State issued by that State for the purpose of placing settlers on the land as is set forth hereunder with respect to that State namely

12.

New South Wales .. • . £348,900 0 0

Victoria • . £2,199,031 19 3

South Australia	..	• •	£194,327	0 10
Western Australia ..	..	£106,603	0 0

Tasmania .. £11,936 S 1

13. ON advances made by a State out of the moneys specified with respect to that State in column 2 of the said Schedule to settlers as defined in this Agreement for the purpose of effecting improvements on the land or for purchasing implements stock and things necessary for the successful cultivation of the land the settlers shall pay to the State interest

(a)

for the period commencing on the 1st July One thousand nine hundred and twenty-five and ending on the thirty-first day of July One thousand nine hundred and thirty-one at a reasonable rate not exceeding 31/4 per centum in the first year and not exceed- ing in any subsequent year 31/2 per centum plus 1/2 per eentum in respect of each subsequent year after the first year but not ex- ceeding in any ease the full rate of interest payable by the State to the Commonwealth upon the money lent plus working expenses; and

(b)

on and after the first day of August One thousand nine hundred and thirty-one at any rate but not exceeding in any ease the rate of five per eentum per annum.

14. ON the principal moneys owing by a settler to a State in respect

of land purchased or resumed by that State and paid for out of the moneys

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specified with respect to that State in column 2 of the Schedule hereto the

settler shall pay to the State interest

(a)	for the period commencing on the first day of July One thousand nine hundred and twenty-five and ending on the thirty-first day of July One thousand nine hundred and thirty-one at a rate not exceeding the rate of interest payable by the State to the Com- monwealth upon the money lent plus working expenses; and
(b)	on and after the first day of August One thousand nine hundred and thirty-one at any rate but not exceeding in any case the rate of five per eentum per annum.

15.

IT is agreed that the indebtedness of each State to the Common-

wealth under this Agreement as set forth in column S of the Schedule hereto

shall be adjusted as follows:

As from the first day of July One thousand nine hundred and thirty- three and as between the Commonwealth and each State each State will be free and discharged from all liability for repayment of the moneys lent to it by the Commonwealth as hereinbefore-mentioned and in lieu of such lia- bility will assume liability in respect of so much of the public debt represented by Australian Consolidated Inscribed Stock and Australian Consolidated Treasury Bonds bearing interest at the rate of four per cent= per annum as is equivalent to the amount of the said indebtedness of the State to the Commonwealth and to the same extent as if the amount of such Australian Consolidated Inscribed Stock and Australian Consolidated Treasury Bonds were public debt of the State existing on 30th June 1927 and taken over by the Commonwealth under Part III. of the Financial Agreement and the Commonwealth will as from the first day of July One thousand nine hundred and thirty-three assume in respect of the said amount of such Aus- tralian Consolidated' Inscribed Stock and Australian Consolidated Treasury Bonds the like liabilities and to the same extent as if such amount of such Australian Consolidated Inscribed Stock and Australian Consolidated Treasury Bonds were included in and part of (but not additional to) the amount set forth in the Financial Agreement as the public debt of the State existing on the thirtieth day of June One thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven and taken over by the Commonwealth under Part III. of the Financial Agree- ment and the Australian Consolidated Inscribed Stock and Australian Consolidated Treasury Bonds shall be allotted as nearly as practicable equally among the several dates of maturity specified in section 19 of the Commonwealth Debt Conversion Act 1931.

16.

NOTHING in this Agreement contained shall affect or impair the obligations of any State to the Commonwealth or of the Commonwealth to any State in respect of debts of that State to the Commonwealth included in the amount of the "net public debt of a State existing on 30th June 1927' as set forth in the Financial Agreement and not included in the sums set forth in the Schedule to this Agreement.

17.

ANY notice or communication to be given or made by the Com- monwealth to a State under this Agreement shall be deemed to have been duty given or made if signed by or on behalf of the Treasurer of the Common- wealth and sent by prepaid post addressed to the Treasurer of that State and any notice or communication to be given or made by a State to the

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Commonwealth under this Agreement shall be deemed to have been duly given or made if signed by or on behalf of the Treasurer of that State and sent by prepaid post addressed to the Treasurer of the Commonwealth.

18. AND WHEREAS certain doubts have been raised concerning the interpretation of subclause (a) of Clause 3 of Part I. of the Financial Agreement in relation to the appointment of Ministers of State to represent the Commonwealth and the States as members of the Loan Council and it is desirable to remove such doubts.

NOW IT IS AGREED that Clause 3 of Part I. of the Financial Agree- ment is hereby varied by omitting subclause (a) and inserting in its stead the following subclause:—

(a) There shall be an Australian Loan Council, which shall consist of one representative of the Commonwealth, who shall be

(a)	the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth; or
(b)	in the absence of the Prime Minister at any time from a meeting of the Council a Minister nominated in writing by the Prime Minister, and

one representative of each State who shall be

(a)	the Premier of that State; or
(b)	in the absence of the Premier at any time from a meeting of the Council a Minister nominated in writing by the Premier of that State:

Provided that if, in the opinion of the Prime Minister or of any Premier of a State, special circumstances exist at any time which make it desirable so to do, the Prime Minister or the Premier, as the case may be, may nominate some other person to represent the Commonwealth or the State (as the case may be) as a member of the Loan Council.

Any nomination of a representative of a State shall be 'noti-

fied in writing by the Premier of the State to the Prime Minister.

AND IT IS FURTHER AGREED THAT the Financial Agreement shad be read and construed as if the amendments to Clause 3 of Part of that Agreement, insofar as they authorise the Prime Minister and the Premier of a State to represent respectively the Commonwealth or a State on the Australian Loan Council, had been incorporated in that Agreement at the date of the making thereof.

IN WITNESS whereof the parties hereto have executed this Agreement the day and year first before written.

SIGNED by the Treasurer of the COMMON-

WEALTH for and on behalf of the Com- I J. A. LYONS. monwealth in the presence of

F. J. MnICENNA.

SIGNED by the Treasurer of the State of

NEW SOUTH WALES for and on behalf B. S. STEVENS of the State in the presence of

C. It CHAPMAN.

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SIGNED by the Treasurer of the State of 1

VICTORIA for and on behalf of the State ; STANLEY S. ARGYLE. in the presence of

H. A. PITT.

SIGNED by the Acting Treasurer of the State

of QUEENSLAND for and on behalf of ; P. PEASE.

the State in the presence of

1

It STANLEY.

SIGNED by the Treasurer or the State of I

SOUTH AUSTRALIA for and on behalf ; R. L. BUTLER. of the State in the presence of

R. R. STUCKEY.

SIGNED by the Treasurer of the State of

WESTERN AUSTRALIA for and on ; P. COLLIER. behalf of the State in the presence of

A. BERKELEY.

SIGNED by the Treasurer of the State of I

TASMANIA for and on behalf of the ; E. DWYER GRAY.

State in the presence of

STntrri

THE SCHEDULE.

SOLDIER LAND SETTLEMENT.

Column 1.	Column 2.	Column 3.	Column 4.	Column 5. Amount to be	Column 6.	Column 7. Amount to be	Column 8.
written off as at	written off as at

Rate of Interest Repayment by Balances, being in- 1st October, 1925, Reduced indebted- 30th June, 1927, Reduced indebted.

Sums	u	ms	len
lent to the

per annum ap- the State to the debtedness of the divided in propor- ness of the State divided in propor- ness of the State

State

Sta by the Corn-

plicable to the Commonwealth State to the Com- tion to the Sums to the Common- tion to the Sums to the Common-

monwealth onwea lth to 30th ' =

Sums shown op- to 30th June, monwealth at 30th owing at the wealth after 1st owing at the wealth after 30th

June, une,

posite thereto. 1925. June, 1925. various rates of October, 1925. various Rates of June, 1927.

' 0

Interest. Interest.

NEW Sauna Weiss.

1 s. 0. E s. cl. E s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.

414 3 20,000 0 0 20,000 0 0 ... ...

5 5 3 85,624 13 9 219 10 9 85,405 3 0 11,670 14 5 73,734 8 7 8,140 19 1 65,59'3 9 6

5 6 11 1,874,411 8 2 178,671 17 9 1,439,598 16 10

... 1,874,411 S 2 256,140 13 7 1,618,270 14 7

6 7 0 4,285,099 0 0 3,291,072 6 11

... 4,285,099 0 0 585,564 3 6 3,699,534 16 6 408,462 9 '7

6 15 2 1,250,000 0 0 1,250,000 0 0 170,814 1 6 1,079,185 18 6 119,151 19 11 060,033 18 7

7 5 0 2,311,067 18 0 2,311,067 18 0 315,810 7 0 1,995,257 11 0 220,294 13 8 1,774,962 17 4

...

Total ... 9,826,202 19 11 20,219 10 9 9,805,983 9 2 1,340,000 0 0 8,465,983 9 2 934,722 0 0 7,531,261 9 2

VICTORIA.

413 1 20,000 V 0 20,000 0 0 ...

4 13 10 73,247 7 9 73,247 7 9 ...

.. ...

...

5 3 10 17,084 13 5 17,081 13 5

5 5 3 1,644,915 3 1 63,768 10 10 1,581,146 6 3 209,138 0 0 1,372,008 6 3 80,566 7 1 1,201,441 19 2

5 6 11	3,553,124 4 9	...	3,553.124 4 9	469,971 0 0	3,083,157 4 9	181,047 6 3	2,902,105 18 6
6 7 0	5,480,742 14 10	...	5,480,742 14 10	724,937 0 0	4,755,805 14 10	279,267 18 10	4,476,537 16 0

6 15 2	613,247 18 6	613,247 18 6	81,115 0 0	532,132 18 0	31,247 12 8	500,885 5 10
7 5 0	565,813 13 10	28,830 15 2	462,143 18 8

... 565,813 13 10 74,839 0 0 490,974 13 10

Total 6.. 11,968,175 16 2 174,100 18 0 11,794,071 18 2 1,560,000 0 0 10,234,074 18 2 600,960 0 0 9,633,114 18 2

QUEENSLAND.

D o 3 320,343 11 11 17,113 10 4 300,730 1 7 54,478 0 0 255,252 1 7 15,739 5 0 239,512 16 7

5 6 11 401,240 19 9 ... 401,240 19 9 70,573 0 0 330,667 19 9 20,389 10 4 310,278 9 5

6 7 0 1,351,366 7 4 ... 1,351,366 7 4 237,689 0 0 1,113,677 7 4 68,671 2 6 1,045,006 4 10

7 5 0 638,245 11 3 ... 638,245 11 3 112,260 0 0 525,985 11 3 32,433 2 2 493,552 9 1

Total ... 2,717,696 10 3 17,113 10 4 2,700,582 19 11 475,000 0 0 2,225,582 19 11 137,233 0 0 2,088,349 19 11

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

5 6 3 91,774 16 6 24,774 18 0 66,999 18 6 13,410 0 0 53,589 18 6 19,037 11 7 34,552 6 11

5 6 11 522,282 19 6 ... 522,282 19 6 104,530 0 0 417,752 19 6 148,404 17 0 269,348 2 6

6 7 0	1,730,15712 9	...	1,730,157 12 9	346,275 0 0	1,383,882 12 9	491,618 0 9	892,264 12 0
7 5 0	513,564 8 8	...	513,564 8 8	102,785 0 0	410,779 8 8	145,927 10 8	264,851 18 0

Total 2,857,779 17 5 24,774 18 0 2,833,004 19 5 567,000 0 0 2,266,004 19 5 804,988 0 0 1,461,016 19 5

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

5 6 3 120,5:38 3 1 32,579 16 11 87,958 6 2 12,891 0 0 75,067 8 2 ... 75,067 6 2

5 6 11	1,045,558 17 9	...	1,045,558 17 9	153,238 0 0	892,320 17 9	892,320 17 9
6 7 0	1,939,883 3 3	1,939,883 3 3	284,310 0 0	1,655,673 3 3	1,655,573 3 3
6 14 0	500,000 0 0	500,000 0 0	73,280 0 0	426,720 0 0	426,720 0 0

6 15 2 477,801 IS 11 477,801 18 11 70,027 0 0 407,774 18 11 407,774 18 11

7 5 0 1,380,000 0 0 1,380,000 0 0 202,254 0 0 1,177,746 0 0 1,177,746 0 0

Total 5,463,782 3 0 32,579 16 11 5,431,202 6 1 796,000 0 0 4.635,202 6 1 4,635,202 6 1

TASMANIA.

5 5 3 380,374 18 11 38,740 7 10 341,634 11 1 42,031 0 0 299,603 11 1 19,231 14 8 280,371 16 5

5 6 11	800,000 0 0	...	600,000 0 0	73,818 0 0	526,182 0 0	33,775 18 9	492,406 1 3
6 7 0	899,999 13 10	...	899,999 13 10	110,727 0 0	789,272 13 10	50,663 17 8	738,608 16 2

6 14 0 19.280 6 9 19,280 6 9 2,372 0 0 16,908 6 9 1,085 7 1 15,822 19 8

7 5 0 268,648 13 6 .. 268,648 13 6 33,052 0 0 235,596 13 6 15,123 1 10 220,473 11 8

Total .. 2,168,303 13 0 38.740 7 10 2,129,563 5 2 262,000 0 0 1,867,563 5 2 119,880 0 0 1,747,683 5 2 co