Supply and Indemnity Act 1889 (NSW)

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No. XVIII.

An Act to aiiply certain Sums out of tlie Con­ solidated Revenne Fund of New South W ales, towards the Services of the Y^ear 1889; and to indemnify the Colonial T reasurer, the Officers of the Treasury, and other Public Officers, in respect of certain nnaiithorized advances from the Public Account of the Colonial T reasurer in the Associated Banks. [SthMm^ch, 1889.] Surn.Y

AM) I nd em n it y .

"YTTIIEREAS we Your Majesty’s most dutiful and loyal subjects Preamble.

T V the Members of the Legislative Assembly of New Soutli "Wales

ill Parliament assembled, have resolved to grant to Y ôur Majesty tlie sum of One million eiglit hundred and nineteen thousand one hundred pounds, that is to say—

The sum of One million six hundred and nineteen thousand one hundred pounds, being the sum required to defray the expenses of the various Departments and Services of the Colony for the months of January, Echruary, and March, or following month of the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine. And

The sum of Two hundred thousand pounds for the Service set

forth in the Eirst Schedule hereto :

And whereas we desire to make good out of the Consolidated llevcnuc Eund of New South Wales the sum so granted to Her Majesty : And whereas certain sums of money have been withdrawn from the Puhlic

A Account

N o. 18. 52̂ VIC. 1889.

Supply and Indemnity.

Account of tlie Colonial Treasurei’ in the Associated Banks without the authority of Parliament for the purpose of paying the claims of contractors and others in anticipation of the sanction of Parliament, which said sums are shown in the Second Schedule hereto, and amount to the sum of Six hundred and twenty-five thousand six hundred and eleven pounds one shilling and fourpence : And whereas the respective sums so withdrawn and payments so made Avere necessary to carry on and maintain the Puhlic Service : And whereas it is expedient to indemnify all persons concerned or engaged in the matter of such withdrawals or payments. Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and Avith the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of N cav South Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows;—

£1,819,100 may bo	1. Out of the Consolidated BeA'enue Eund of N oav South Wales
issued out of the

Consolidated	there shall and may be issued and applied for or toAvards making good
Bevenue Fund.	the supply so resolved to be granted to Her Majesty for the said several Services, the sum of One Million eight hundred and nineteen thousand one hundred pounds, of Avhich the sum of One million six hundred and nineteen thousand one hundred pounds is to he expended at the rates Avhich have been sanctioned for the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight, subject to the rate of any reduction that may hereafter he made in the expenditure of the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, and Two hundred thousand pounds for the Sciwice specified in the Eirst Schedule hereto.
Treasui’cr to pay

under Grovernor’s 2. The Treasurer shall issue and pay the said sum for the

W arrant or Order.	Services aforesaid in such manner and in such ]n-oportions as the Governor, by AVarrants or Orders in Avritiug under his hand and directed to the said Treasurer, shall from time to time order and direct. And the payments so to he made shall be charged upon and payable out of the Consolidated IleA'enue Eund of the Colony.
Treasurer to have

credit and receipts 3. The Treasurer shall, in his accounts from time to time, be

to disoliarge him.	alloAved credit for all sums of money paid by him in pursuance of such AVarrants or Orders. And the receipts of the respectiA'e persons to Avhom the same shall he so paid shall ho full and A'alid discharges to the said Treasurer in j^assing his said accounts for such sums as shall he therein mentioned, and he shall receive credit for the same accordingly.
Itidemnity to

Colonial Treasurer d. The Colonial Treasurer, the Officers of the Treasury, and all

and liis Officers, &c. persons whosoever concerned or engaged in making the said AA'ith- draAvals or payments, arc hereby indemnified and held harmless for and in respect of the AA’ithdraAA al and expenditure of the said Sum of Six hundred and tAventy-fivc thousand six hundred and clcAcn j'Ounds one shilling and fourpence.

Short title. 5. This Act may he cited as the “ Supply and Indemnity Act

1889.” ''

SCHEDULES.

r iE S T SCHEDULE.

T eea su r er ’.s A da'avce Account—

To enable the Treasurer to make Advances to Public Officers, and on account of other Goverumeuts, and to pay espen.ses of an unforeseen nature, ■ulilch will afterwards be submitted for Parliamentary appropriation—the whole amount to bo adjusted r.ot later than 3 is t December, 1890 £200,000 0 0

T otal £200,000 0 0

SECOND

1889.   52̂ VIC. No. 18.

Supply and Indemnity.

SECOND SCHEDULE.

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE EUND.

1889 SEEVICES.

S c h e d u l e oe P a y m e n t s during the period from 1st to 27th E(;l)ruary, 1889,

inclusive, wliich liavc heen made by the Honorable the ColoJiial Treasurer

A\'ithout aj)propriation and Avarrant.

Payments,

Head of Service. February, 1889.

& a. d.

No. I.

Schedule E —Sujtplement ... 52 IG 8

No. II .

Ills Excellency the Governor 172 11 1

Executive Council ...	...	o;i 3 4
Legislative Council	...	478 0 0
Legislative Assembly	...	72-5 18 0

Legislative Council and A.ssembly 2 Id 10 11

Parliamentary Library ... 104 19 1

Parliamentary Iteporting Staff 581 15 4

No. H I.

Colonial Secretary ... ... G9S 19 G

Vice-President of the Exeentivc Council and Et presentat VC of the Government in the

Legislative Council 52 10 0

Aborigines Protection Board	5 0 0
Permanent and A'oluntecr Military Eorecs ;

'Ibe General Staff	...	498 2 4
M ilitary Instructors	...	88 15 4

Artillery Eorcc ... 2,581 19 9

Perm anent Submarine Miners	247 19 10
Permanent Mounted Infantry	147 3 9

Volunteer Eorce ... 2,195 4 5

AVorks of Defence ... 5 18 8

Naval Brigade ... 452 8 0

Ab)luntcer Naval Artillery	5(! 12 7
Training-ship “ Wolverene”	180 11 7

Torpedo Defence ... 90 IG 2

Police	...	...	...	19,717 9 G
L unacy:—

Olllcial Visitors ... ■ 15 G 8

Hospitals for the Insane generally 150 13 4

Hospital for the Insane, Gladesvillo	1,(518 G 4
Hospital for the Insane, Parramatta	1,875 15 9

Eeception House for the Insane, Darlinglii	100 3 4
Hospital for the Insane, Newcastle	441 17 4

Hospital for the Insane, Callcn Park 1,429 1 0

Lunatic Patients Master in Lunacy ...	...	...	285 1 8
...	...	189 13 4

Medical Bo.ard ... ... ... 8 0 8

The Alcdical Adviser to the Government 425 0 0

Coast Hospital	...	...	...	071 13 8
Analytical Branch	...	...	(52 10 0

Department of Audit ... ... 818 IG 8

Eegistrar-Gencral ... ... ... 1,550 1(5 5

Government Statistician ... ... 2(51 1 4

City of Sydney Improvement Board ... 54 3 4

Charitable Institutions ... ... 58 G 8

Asylums for the Infirm and D estitute... 2,251 3 2

Carried forward £ 4l,4tS 10 G

52̂ VIC. No. 18. 1889.

Supplij and Indemnity.

Payments,

Head of Servioc. Pebruary, 1889.

£ S. d.

Brou<>:ht forward 41,448 19 G

No. I l l —continued.

State Children’s Relief Branch 1,114 15 0

Fisheries Commission ... 413 G 8

F ire Brigades	...	...	58 G 8
Civil Service Board	...	120 0 0

Botanic Gardens ... ... 500 5 0

Nursery Garden, Campbelltown 44 0 G

Government Domains	...	180 0 10
Garden Palace Grounds	...	95 0 3

Miscellaneous Services (irrespective of date of claims) :—

Newspapers, Almanacs, Books, &e. ... ... ... 13 1 0

Burial of destitute persons, in cases where Inquests are not held	42 1 G
Maintenance of Deserted Children, Paupers taken charge of for protection,

expenses of transmission, &c. 1 5 0

Rewards for apprehension of Offenders	15 0 0
Wages for Gardener, and Tools and Incidental Expenses, for East Maitland

Gaol Reserve ... ... ... ... 10 13 4

For planting Sand-drift at Wollongong, further sum	GG 11 0
Allowance to Clerk in charge of Friendly Societies Records	4 3 4
Expenses of necessary preparatory work for Local Government, Property

Taxation, and Electoral Bills . 148 10 0

No. IV.

Treasury ... ... ... 1,88G 4 2

Stamp Duties ... ... 308 15 0

Customs ... ... ... 5,431 15 1

Gold and Escort ... ... 2 8 0

Government Printer’s Department 7,142 G 1

Stores and Stationery ... 7,944 G 1

Ordnance and Barrack Department 858 15 3

Board of Health	...	...	3G2 G 9
Board of Pharmacy	...	10 0 0

Shipping Masters ...	...	221 18 4
Globe Island Abattoirs	...	8G 19 8

Marino Board of New South W ales-

Marine Board, Sydney ...	400 14 0
Local Marine Board, Newcastle	138 10 8

Harbour-masters	...	104 0 8
Colonial Light-houses	...	517 G 8
Sea and River Pilots	...	894 0 8

Boatmen ... ... 853 14 10

Telegraph Stations ... 100 11 8

Miscellaneous (irrespective of date of claims) 422 13 2

Public Wharves ... ... ... 19G G 8

Miscellaneous Services (irrespective of date of claims)—

Advertising for the Public Service ... 5 11 0

For the transmission of Telegraphic Messages 25 8 9

Exchange on Remittances within and beyond the Colony	..	75 3 (i
Commission on payment of In terest on Debentures in Sydney	5G G G
To subsidize Tug-boats for N orthern Rivers and Harbours	..	382 G 8

To subsidize a Tug-boat, at the rate of £8!I per month to 31st March, and

£11 13s. 4d. per month from 1st April, for Wollongong Harbour 41 13 4

For In terest on Funds in the temporary possession of the Government, belonging

to Suitors in Equity and Lunacy Patients ... 200 0 0

To meet IJnforseon Expenses, to be hereafter accounted for	77 4 3
To moot 1 he following expenses connected with payment of Imperial Military and

Naval Pensioners in the Colony :—

Clcrk-in-charge ... .. 32 10 0

Public Instruction under the Act 43 Vic. No. 23 40,125 0 0

Public School Cadet Corps	...	...	..	52 10 0
Iriduslrial Schools—

Naulical School-ship “ Vernon ” ...	..	189 11 4
Industrial School for Girls, Parram atta	..	171 17 9

Observatory ... ... ... .. 227 12 8

Carried forward £ 113,822 8 9

1889.   52« VIC. No. 18.

S u p p ly a n d I n d e m n i ty .

Payments,

Head of Service. Felu’imry, 1889.

£ s. d.

Brought forward ... ... ... ... ... 113,822 8 9

No. IV —continued.

Museum ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 439 3 4

Technological Museum	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	2S3	G	8
Tree Public Library	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	397 12	7

Sydney University— Por additional Endowment ... ... ... ... ... ... 583 G 8

To provide for the establishment of Evening Lectures (including University

Extension Lectures and Lectures in L.aw) ... ... ... ... IGO 13 4

Lectures in Medical and Science Schools ... ... ... ... ... 83 G 8

Chair of Modern Literature ... ... ... ... ... ... 75 0 0

Technical Education ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1,41G 13 4

No. VI.

Department of Justice	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	590 17	8
M aster in Equity ...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	219 10	0

Prothonotary ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 9GS 10 0

Divorce Court ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 4 3 4

Curator ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... 102 1 8

Sheriff ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1,333 11 8

Bankruptcy Court ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 201 10 0

District (Vurts ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 415 17 0

Coroners’ Inquests... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 231 19 0

Petty Sessions	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	5,5GG	3	0
Prison.s :—

General Establishment ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 189 11 8

Svdney Gaol ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 130 13 4

Parramatta Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	91	S	4
Bathurst Gaol...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	40	3	4
Maitland Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	48 10	0
Goulburn Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	83	0	0
Berriina Gaol ..	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	45	0	0
jMbury Gaol ...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	27	G	8
'Wollongong Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	27	G	8

Grafton Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	27	G	8
Mudgee Gaol ...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	27	G	8
Arinidale Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	3	G	8

ALagga Wagga Gaol ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 25 13 4

Ya.ss Gaol ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 25 13 4

Deniliquin Gaol ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 25 13 4

Toung Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	27	G	8
'I’amu'orth Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	27	G	8
llay Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	27	G	8
Diibho Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	25 13	4
Eoi'bes Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	..	] G 13	4
llilocla Gaol	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	52	G 10

Gaols generally ... ... ... ... ... ... ... G,335 3 6

Public Works Prison, Trial B.ay ... ... ... ... ... ... 71 13 4

Shaftesbury Beformatory for Girls ... ... ... ... ... ... 41 IG 8

Patents and Copyright ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 149 5 0

Miscellaneous Services (irrespective of date of claims) ;—

Allowances to Inspectors and Suh-Ins])ector.s under Licensing Act, 45 Vic. No. 11 27 1 8

A.lmanaes for Country Benches of Magistrates, Nc\vs|)apers, Law Books, &c. ... 1 1 G

Charge and preparation of Books for binding in Law Library... ... .. 4 3 4

No. VII.

Attorney-General ...	...	...	...	...	...	..	...1	171 17	4
Parliamentary Draftsman	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	125 IG	8

Crown Solicitor ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...| 448 8 4

Quarter Sessions ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...j 1,752 18 4

Carried forward ... ... £ 137,073 13 10

52° VIC. ISTo. 18. 1889.

Stipply and Indemnity.

Payments,

Head of Service. Pebruary, 1889.

£ s. d.

Brought forward	...	...	137,073 13 10
No. V III.

Department of Lands ... 5,202 4 6

Babbit Branch	...	...	290 0 2
Forest Conservancy	...	955 12 0

Land Agents, Appraisers, and others 2,471 15 9

Survey of Lands ... ... 12,598 15 7

Triangulation and General Survey of the Colony 989 9 3

Sp e c ia l .

Claims for Subsidies, &c., under Babbit Nuisance Act 3,002 2 5

Eefunds to Pastoral Lessees... ... ... 146,166 4 5

No. IX .

Departm ent of Public W orks ... ... ... ... ... 422 17 10

AVater Supply and Sewerage Department	...	...	...	...	3,397 3 8
Harbours and Elvers Navigation:—

Engineer’s Department	..	'	...	...	...	...	...	583 18 4
Fitzroy Dock ...	...	...	...	...	...	193 11 5

Dredge Service ... ... ... ... ... .. 5,264 7 :11

Public W orks—Harbours and Elvers Navigation (irrespective of date of claims) :—

Landing silt from dredge and forming ground	...	...	...	87 13 :10
Master, launch “ Ena,” Newcastle I	24 16 8
Driver, launch “ Ena,” Newcastle j	■"

Preliminary Harbour and Eiver Surveys ... ... ... ... 277 11 3

Towards expenses connected with or arising out of employment of Tugs on Special

Service,and for expenses connected with the Eocket Apparatus, Newcastle... Incidental and other expenses in connection with ATharfs, Bridges, and other 15 10 0

Public AVorks ... ... ... ... ... ... 683 15 2

W orking expenses. H unter Eiver District AA âter Supply ... ... 184 8 1

Colonial Architect ... ... ... ... ... ... 1,129 7 5

Public ATorks and Buildings—Colonial Architect (irrespective of date of claims) :—

Bcpairs, alterations, additions, &c., to Public Buildings generally ... 468 16 8

Gaols, Court-houses, and Lock-ups ... ... ... ... 100 0 0

Hard Labour—To provide building and other materials for completion or repair

of Gaols and other Public Buildings by the labour of prisoners in Gaols ... 56 0 0

Police Stations and Officers’ Quarters—Erection of, &c. ... ... ... 8 0 0

New Lands Office—AVorking lift...	...	...	...	...	...	25 1 8
New Public Offices—AVorking lift	...	...	...	...	...	34 5 0

To meet the cost of Photographs of Public AÂ orks and Buildings in the City and

Colony generally, and copying plans by the Ferro-prussiate process ... 20 16 8

Eoads and Bridges ;—-

General Establishment ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 587 10 0

Superintendents in Field ' ... ... ... ... ... ... 2,234 15 0

Sew-erage—Construction and M aintenance... ... ... ... ... 345 1 8

Eoads and Bridges—Construction and Maintenance—outside Municipal limits (irres­

pective of date of claims) :—

M.ain Northern Eoad—W est Maitland to Armidale ; 230 miles, at £20 per mile	138 11 3
Main Southern Eoad—Sydney to Albury ; 350 miles, at £20 per mile.	184 11 8
Main AVestern Eoad—Sydney to AVarren ; 309 miles, at £20 per mile	238 18 3
Grafton, via Glen Innes, to Invere ll; 133^ miles, at £50 per mile	188 11 0

Tolls, Grafton Punt ... ... ... ... ... 38 10 0

Armidale to Maryland; 142 miles, a t £20 per mile ...	...	100 11 0
AVallerawang to Mudgee; 66 miles, at £10 per mile	...	49 11 6

Bombala, via Tantaw'anglo, to Merimbula ; 54 miles, at £40 per mile 76 15 6

Orange, via Boree, to Forbes ; 74 miles, at £40 per mile	...	63 14 0
Goulburn to Cooma ; 82 miles, at £20 per mile I
Goulburn to Cooma; 36|- miles, at £40 per mile )	86 6 0

Bathurst to B layney; 22 miles, at £20 per mile ... ... 9 9 0

Biayney to G renfell; 36f miles, at £40	per mile I	16 4 0
Blayney to G renfell; 38^ miles, at £40	per mile ) ■"

Port Jackson to Peat’s Ferry Eoad ... ... ... 78 17 6

Main South Coast Eoad; 28 miles, at £40 per mile...	...	59 19 3
Main Eoads within Municipal limits, as per Schedule	...	146 14 6

Carried forward ... ... ... ... 326,372 10 7

1889. 52'’ VIC. No. 18. 7

S u p p ly a n d In d em n ity .

Pajmontp,

Ilciui of Service. February, 1889.

£ s. d.

Brought forward ... ... ... ... ... 320,372 10 7

No. IX —continued.

Eoads and Eridges generally (irrespective of date of claims) :—

Contingent work, on Jioads imder J)c[iartment ... ... ... ... 1G9 10

Expenses of working I’unts and maintaining Approaches ... ... ... 32 11

Eopair and Painting Bridges ... ... ... ... ... ... 0 10

Unclassified Eoads ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 29 0

Cost of obtaining.Jtcports and other contingent expenses ... ... ... 17 5

Minor Eoads under Department, as per Schedule, not including any road within

3runici|)al limits ... ... ... ... ... ... .. 0,489 I

Tanks and Wells, maintei'.ance ... ... ... ... ... ... 103 15

Sewerage:—

Contingent sum ... _... ... ... ... ... ... 27 15 0

Maintmiancc of Sowers, Southern Division, silthasijis, straining chainhors, working'

maintenauco, preparation, and extension Sewerage Earm... ... ... 290 0 0

Eaihvay.s and Tramways :—■

General Establishment ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 043 15

Ejneincering Estalilisliment—W orks in Progrc.ss ... ... ... ... 1,035 8

Existijig Lines—W orking Expenses ... ... ... ... 1 93,110 10

No. X.

Post Offiee (including conveyance of Mails) :— 10,402 3 10

Money Order and Government Saving.s Bank Department 823 15 0

Electric Telegraph Department ... ... ... 9,705 8 0

Telephone Branch ... ... ... .. ... 300 10 1

Electric Lights ... ... ... ... ... 190 19 2

No. X I.

Department of Mines ... 3,432 13 8

Prevention of Scab in Sheep .. 1,290 10 0

Imported St ock ... ... .. 72 12 9

Eegistration of Er.ands ... .. 50 8 4

Pnblie Watering Places andEeserves .. 1,152 0 0

Management of Pounds and t'onimons	41 0 0
Schools of Mines and Ass.ay Works ..	29 8 1

Conservation of W ater ... .. 127 10 0

T otat., C onsolidatki) E e t e s -tje E und 502,020 4 2

TEUST FUND.

Treasurer’s Advance Account:— £ s. d.

Advance to Colonel Baynes, 18S9 ... ... ... ... 3,500 0 0

, Centennial Park, 1SS7 . ... ... ... ... 3,810 0 0

P.arlianicntary Eeporting Staff— Contingencies, 18S0 ...	...	38 11 0
Eurniture and Fittings for Public Ollices generally, 1888	...	303 19 0

Hard Labour—To jirovide building and other materials for com-

])letion or repair of Gaols and other Puhlic Buildings by the

labour of Prisoners in Gaol, 1888 ... ... 123 7 0

_ Asylums for the iiiOrm and D estitu te—Contingencies, 1888 1,571 17 3

Legislative Assembly—Contingencies, 1889 ... ... 0 5 0

Sea and Eiver Pilots, 1SS9 ... ... ... 20 13 ■1

Incidental and other expenses in connection with wharfs, bridges,

and other public works, ]888 ... ... ... 102 10 0

Public W harfs—Contingencic.s, 18S!)	...	...	140 It; 1 1
Shi])ping-master—Contingencies, 1889	...	...	28 15 0
.Dc])artmcnt of Audit—Salaries, 1889	...	...	70 8 0 88 2 0
Colonial Sccretaiy—Salaries, 1889 ...	...	...

Institutions for the Insane generally—For altcixitions, additions

repairs, furniture, &c., 1889 ... ... ... 598 1 0

Shipping-master—Salaries, 1889 ... ... ... 2 0 4

Carried forwin’d £ 10,714 0 10

Carried forward .Ci 502,020 4 2

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Supply and Indemnity.

Payments,

Head of SerTicc. February, 1889.

£ S . d .

Brontrlit forward 502,020 4 2

TRUST FU N D —continued.

£ s. d.

Brouglit forward ... ... . 10,714 G 10

Treasurer’s Advance Xccomit—continued:—

Glebe Island Abattoirs—Dessicating, 1889 ... ... . 15 19 0

Sydney University—Additional building, 1888 ... . 1,5G7 10 0

Railway Working Expenses, 1888 ... ... ... . 35,39.3 19 0

Royal Commission—Extermination of Rabbits, 1888 ...	.	343 12 0
W ater Sup]>ly and Sewerage Department—Contingencies, 1888.	74G 0 3

Gratuities to Officers of the Colonial Secretary’s Department

whoso services have been dispensed with, 1889 50 9 2

Law Expenses—Sands v “ Lorna Doone,” 1889 532 18 5

Newspapers, Almanacs, Books, &c., 1889	...	1 8 3
Department of Mines Salaries, 1887	...	10 0 0

Alarino Board—Salaries of Officers whose services have been

di.spcnsed xvith, 1889... ... ... ... 43 0 10

Coroners’ Salaries, 1889 ... ... ... ... 48 0 0

Treasury—Inspecting Branch—Contingencies, 1888 (Rent)	31 5 0
In terest on funds in temporary possession of the Government

belonging to Suitors in E(|uity and Lunacy patients, 1888... 1,454 1 1

Fortifications, Repairs, &e., Baii’acks at the Heads, 1889 .. 7(5 10 0

Stores and Stationery, 1888 ... ... ... .. 830 19 G

Claims for Subsidies, &e., under Rabbit Nuisance Act, 1888 .. 787 11 1

Rabbit Branch— Contingencies, 1889 ... ... .. 107 14 4

Sheriff—Contingencies, 1888 ... ... ... .. 500 0 0

Services rendered by Sir Peter Scratchley in London as IMilitary

Adviser in connection with Defences, 1st July, 1883, to

20th November, 1884... ... ... 1:70 11 9

Royal Commission, in connection with pro])osod leasing of the

Tramways, 1889 ... ... ... G87 10 0

Patents and Copyright Contingencies, 1889 ... 200 0 0

In terest on Civil Service Superannuation Account, 1888 5,772 7 11

Insurance on English Shipments, 1889	...	33 15 0
Coast Hospital—Contingencies, 1888	...	439 G 8
Railway Construction Branch, Advance, 1889	2.50 0 0
Gaols, Court Houses, and Lock-ups, 1889	...	20 0 0

D istrict Courts—Contingencies, 1889 ... 5 0 0

Centenary Celebrations, 1888 ... ... 35 0 0

W orking Expenses, Sydney ATatcr Supply, 1888 99 19 5

Attorney-General Contingencies, 1888 ... 23 19 6

Post Office, Laxv Expenses—Attorney-General v. Roberts, 1888 2,18G 13 4

Railway Store Account ... ... ... ... . 111 S 10

T otal, T ru st F und ... ... ... . 6.3,590 17 2

G rand T otal ... ... . G2.5,G11 1 4

The Treasury, New South Wales, JAM ES P. GARAWN,

28th February, 1889.	Treasurer.
No. X IX .