	Title
1	Short Title.
	GRANTS OUT OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNT
2	Grant of £1,211,558, and fees.
	APPROPRIATION OF GRANTS
3	Appropriation of £2,076,799 out of Consolidated Fund and fees.
4	Provision for salaries, &c., in Public Trust Office, £8,295.
5	Provision for salaries, &c., in Insurance Department, £44,059.
6	Government Insurance Department and Public Trust Office may make payments out of “Unauthorised.”
7	Authority to issue moneys payable under agreements validated by “The Auckland Gold Fields Proclamations Validation Act, 1869.”
8	Subsidies to be paid to local bodies.
9	Indemnity.
10	Certain advances made out of the Consolidated Fund to be sanctioned.
11	Moneys payable for roads or other public works may be paid over to local bodies.
12	Provision for charges or expenses incurred by local governing bodies.
13	Extended appropriations not to have effect unless Parliament is summoned.
	Schedule A Grants out of the Consolidated Fund
	Schedule B A Schedule of Sums granted to defray the Charges on the Consolidated Fund for the several Services herein particularly mentioned, which will come in the Course of Payment during the Year ending 31st March, 1891.
	Schedule C
	Schedule D
	Schedule E Unauthorised Expenditure Account of the Year 1889–90.
	Schedule F A Schedule of Certain Advances made out of the Consolidated Fund to be sanctioned

An Act to apply a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund and other Moneys to the Service of the Year ending the Thirty-first Day of March, One thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this present Session.

MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN—We, Your Majesty’s most dutiful and loyal subjects, the House of Representatives of New Zealand in Parliament assembled, towards making good the supply which we have cheerfully granted to Your Majesty in this session of Parliament, have resolved to grant unto Your Majesty the sums hereinafter mentioned, and do therefore most humbly beseech Your Majesty that it may be enacted: And be it enacted by the General Assembly of New Zealand in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

1 Short Title.

The Short Title of this Act is “The Appropriation Act, 1890.”

GRANTS OUT OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNT

2 Grant of £1,211,558, and fees.

The Colonial Treasurer may issue out of the Consolidated Fund, and apply towards making good the supplies granted to Her Majesty for the services of the year ending on the thirty-first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, the sum of one million two hundred and eleven thousand five hundred and fifty-eight pounds, together with the amount of the fees hereinafter mentioned.

APPROPRIATION OF GRANTS

3 Appropriation of £2,076,799 out of Consolidated Fund and fees.

All sums granted by this Act and the other Acts mentioned in Schedule A annexed hereto out of the Consolidated Fund, amounting, as appears by the said Schedule A, to two millions and seventy-six thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine pounds, together with the fees collected by such public officers as are authorised to retain the same in lieu of salary, are appropriated for the purposes and services expressed in the several votes in the Schedule B annexed hereto.

4 Provision for salaries, &c., in Public Trust Office, £8,295.

And whereas by the eleventh section of “The Public Trust Office Act, 1872,” it is enacted that the salary of the Public Trustee and of the other officers and servants in the Public Trust Office shall be such as shall be fixed by the General Assembly: Be it enacted that the said salaries, and contingencies, for the year ending the thirty-first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, shall be for the amounts set forth in Schedule C annexed hereto, not exceeding in the whole the sum of eight thousand two hundred and ninety-five pounds.

5 Provision for salaries, &c., in Insurance Department, £44,059.

And whereas by the thirty-ninth section of “The Government Insurance and Annuities Act, 1874,” and the fourth section of “The Government Life Insurance Act, 1886,” re-enacting the same, it is provided that the salary of the Commissioner and other officers and other contingent expenses shall be paid out of moneys from time to time appropriated from the Government Insurance Account for the purpose by the General Assembly: Be it enacted, the said salaries and expenses for the period ending the thirty-first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, shall be for the amounts set forth in the Schedule D annexed hereto, not exceeding in the whole the sum of forty-four thousand and fifty-nine pounds.

6 Government Insurance Department and Public Trust Office may make payments out of “Unauthorised.”

Whenever it becomes necessary that money should be expended on account of the Government Insurance Department or of the Public Trust Office in excess of or without the appropriation of Parliament, the Government Insurance Commissioner or the Public Trustee, or either of them, may, with the sanction of the Colonial Treasurer, but not otherwise, pay such money in excess of or without the appropriation of Parliament; and such expenditure shall be charged to the Unauthorised Expenditure Account, and a statement thereof, certified by the Controller and Auditor-General, shall be laid before Parliament within ten days after the then next meeting thereof.

7 Authority to issue moneys payable under agreements validated by “The Auckland Gold Fields Proclamations Validation Act, 1869.”

The Colonial Treasurer is hereby authorised to issue and pay out of the Consolidated Fund all moneys lawfully payable to any Natives under and by virtue of the agreements validated by “The Auckland Gold Fields Proclamations Validation Act, 1869,” or to any persons lawfully entitled to the lands from which the revenues accrue in virtue of any such agreement.

8 Subsidies to be paid to local bodies.

There shall be issued and paid by the Colonial Treasurer out of the Consolidated Fund to the Council or Board of each county, road district, town district, and borough, in respect of the general rates described in the Schedule to “The Local Bodies’ Finance and Powers Act, 1885” (in this section referred to as “the said Act”), levied for the year ending the thirty-first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, and actually collected on or before the thirtieth day of June ensuing next after the said thirty-first day of March, one-fourth of the amounts to which they would be entitled under the plan of distribution described in the Schedule to the said Act:

Provided that seventy-five per centum, and no more, of the amount which it is estimated by the Property-tax Commissioner may become payable to any local body may he advanced to such local body within the year ending the thirty-first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one:

Provided also that on receipt by the Property-tax Commissioner of returns, duly verified by the declaration of the Chairman or Treasurer of a local body, showing the amount of the rates aforesaid actually collected to the thirtieth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, the amount of subsidy found to be payable in respect of such rates, less the amount (if any) advanced as aforesaid, shall be paid to such local body; and any sum advanced in excess of the amount so found to be payable shall be repaid by the local body to the Public Account or be recovered by the Colonial Treasurer out of any moneys payable to such local body.

In case any doubt arises as to the several payments to be made under this section and the Schedule to the said Act, or as to payments to be made in respect of newly-formed districts wherein the Board has not had sufficient time to levy and collect rates, the Governor in Council may authoritatively decide the amounts of such payments.

9 Indemnity.

And whereas the Colonial Treasurer has, under the authority of section forty-four of “The Public Revenues Act, 1878,” issued during the twelve months ended the thirty-first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety, in excess of or without the appropriation of Parliament, the sum of sixty-three thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine pounds eight shillings and threepence from the Consolidated Fund, and a further sum of seven thousand three hundred and eight pounds twelve shillings and tenpence from the Government Insurance Account, and a further sum of two pounds twelve shillings and threepence from the Public Trust Office Expenses Account, and has discharged from the accounts the sum of eleven pounds five shillings and threepence due to but irrecoverable by the Crown, and has caused the said sums to be applied to the several purposes and services mentioned in the Schedule E hereto annexed: Be it enacted that the application and discharge of the said sums are hereby sanctioned.

10 Certain advances made out of the Consolidated Fund to be sanctioned.

Whereas certain moneys, amounting in the whole to the sum of five thousand nine hundred and twenty-two pounds, have been issued and paid out of the Public Account, during the present financial year, to the Greymouth Harbour Board and to other local governing bodies mentioned in Schedule F to this Act, by way of advances, to be repaid to the Consolidated Fund: Be it therefore enacted that the issue of the said moneys is hereby sanctioned, and the same shall be recovered out of the first moneys accruing or payable to such local governing bodies, and may be deducted or recovered by the Colonial Treasurer accordingly.

11 Moneys payable for roads or other public works may be paid over to local bodies.

The moneys payable under this Act for roads or other public works may be paid over to such local governing bodies as the Minister for Public Works or other Minister may determine, upon such terms and conditions as shall be agreed upon between the said Public Works or other Minister and any such local governing body; and the Colonial Treasurer shall make all such payments in accordance with any such agreement.

12 Provision for charges or expenses incurred by local governing bodies.

The Colonial Treasurer is hereby authorised to issue and pay out of the Consolidated Fund, by way of temporary advance, any sum or sums, not exceeding one thousand pounds in the whole, for the purpose of defraying any charges or expenses incurred by or on behalf of any local governing body.

All such advances shall be repaid to the Consolidated Fund out of the first moneys thereafter, accruing to such local governing body, and may be deducted or recovered by the Colonial Treasurer accordingly.

For the purposes of this section the expression “local governing body” means a County Council, Borough Council, Town Board, Road Board, River Board, and an Education Board, and includes any other body or persons however designated to whom any moneys are paid or payable out of the Consolidated Fund.

13 Extended appropriations not to have effect unless Parliament is summoned.

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the ninth section of “The Public Revenues Act, 1882,” as amended by the third section of “The Public Revenues Act 1882 Amendment Act, 1883,” it shall not be lawful for the Controller and Auditor General to issue, or for the Colonial Treasurer to pay, any moneys out of the Public Account after the thirty-first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, except moneys permanently appropriated by any Act of the General Assembly, unless and until a Proclamation shall first have been issued by the Governor summoning the Legislative Councillors of the Colony of New Zealand and the Members elected to serve in the House of Representatives of the said colony to meet for the despatch of business on or before the ninth day of April, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one.

SCHEDULES

Schedule A Grants out of the Consolidated Fund

Under the provisions of the Public Revenues Acts of 1882, 1883, and 1887	£415,241
Under “The Imprest Supply Act, 1890”	150,000
Under “The Imprest Supply Act, 1890 (No. 2)”	150,000
Under “The Imprest Supply Act, 1890 (No. 3)”	150,000
Under this Act	1,211,558
Total	£2,076,799

Schedule B A Schedule of Sums granted to defray the Charges on the Consolidated Fund for the several Services herein particularly mentioned, which will come in the Course of Payment during the Year ending 31st March, 1891.

					£	£
ABSTRACT OF SCHEDULE B.
Ordinary Revenue Account.
Class	I.—	Legislative Departments			14,895
Class	II.—	Colonial Secretary’s Department			73,720
Class	III.—	Colonial Treasurer’s Department			21,780
Class	IV.—	Justice Department			116,697
Class	V.—	Postal and Telegraph Department			263,812
Class	VI.—	Customs and Marine Departments			76,196
Class	VII.—	Stamps and Deeds Department			21,313
Class	VIII.—	Minister of Education—
			Education Department	£373,764
			Lunacy and Charitable.	42,415	416,179
			Lunacy and Charitable.		416,179
Class	IX.—	Native Affairs Department			22,213
Class	X.—	Mines and Lands Department			46,587
Class	XI.—	Working Railways Department			681,497
Class	XII.—	Public Buildings and Domains Department			67,015
Class	XIII.—	Defence Department			159,515	1,981,419
Class	XIII.—	Defence Department			Land Fund Account.
Class	XIV —	Crown Lands and Survey Departments			92,980	1,981,419
Class	XV.—	Rates on Grown Lands			2,400	95,380
Total						£2,076,799

Vote.	Ordinary Revenue Account.	£	£
	Ordinary Revenue Account.	£	£	CLASS I.—LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENTS
1	Legislative Council	1,650
2	House of Representatives	4,187
3	General Expenses	9,058
	Total Class I.		14,895
	Total Class I.		14,895	CLASS II.—COLONIAL SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT.
4	Colonia Secretary’s Office	1,754
5	Ministers’ Secretaries	700
6	Messengers and Office-keepers	4,295
7	Electoral Department	12,700
8	Audit Office	5,265
9	Registrar-General’s Department	6,560
10	Agent-General’s Department	4,730
11	Printing and Stationery	21,048
12	Miscellaneous Services	16,668
	Total Class II.		73,720
	Total Class II.		73,720	CLASS III—COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT.
13	Treasury Department	6,165
14	Friendly Societies’ Registry Office.	1,445
15	Property-tax Department	6,930
16	Treasury: Miscellaneous Services	7,240
	Total Class III.		21,780
	Total Class III.		21,780	CLASS IV.—JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.
17	Department of Justice.	1,235
18	Crown Law Office	2,145
19	Supreme Court	8,574
20	Bankruptey	6,608
21	District, Resident Magistrates, and Wardens Courts	43,382
22	Criminal Prosecutions	10,300
23	Coroners	2,500
24	Prisons	39,115
25	Miscellaneous Services	2,838
	Total Class IV.		116,697
	Total Class IV.		116,697	CLASS V.—POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.
26	General Post Office	9,160
27	Chief and Sub-Offices	130,939
28	Telegraph Cable Subsidies	309
29	Telegraph Cable Repairs.	3,270
30	Telegraph Extension	3,085
31	Conveyance of Mails by Sea	44,467
32	Conveyance of Inland Mails	25,070
33	Carriage of Mails by Railway	1,000
34	Miscellaneous Services	46,512
	Total Class V.		263,812
	Total Class V.	Vote.	263,812	CLASS VI.—CUSTOMS AND MARINE DEPARTMENTS.	£	£
35	Customs Offices and Services	33,412		CLASS VI.—CUSTOMS AND MARINE DEPARTMENTS.	£	£
36	Customs: Miscellaneous Services	2,545
37	Marine and Harbours	29,774
38	Marine: Miscellaneous Services	10,465
	Total Class VI.		76,196
	Total Class VI.		76,196	CLASS VII.—STAMPS AND DEEDS DEPARTMENT.
39	Stamp Department	4,360
40	Land and Deeds Registry	16,760
41	Miscellaneous Services	193
	Total Class VII.		21,313
	Total Class VII.		21,313	CLASS VIII.—EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
42	Head Office	2,075
43	Public Schools	344,214
44	Native Schools	14,400
45	Industrial Schools	10,100
46	School for Deaf-mutes	2,925
47	Miscellaneous Services	50
48	Lunatic Asylums	39,217
49	Charitable	1,356
50	Rotorua Sanatorium	1,842
	Total Class VIII.		416,179
	Total Class VIII.		416,179	CLASS IX.—NATIVE AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.
51	Native Land Court	19,938
52	Miscellaneous Services	2,275
	Total Class IX.		22,213
	Total Class IX.		22,213	CLASS X.—MINES AND LANDS DEPARTMENT.
53	Mines Department	1,780
54	Geological and Meteorological.	2,675
55	Stock Branch	28,592
56	Miscellaneous Services	13,540
	Total Class X.		46,587
	Total Class X.		46,587	CLASS XI.—WORKING RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT.
57	Working Railways	678,497
58	Railways Capital Account	3,000
	Total Class XI.		681,497
	Total Class XI.	Vote.	681,497		£
	CLASS XII.—PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DOMAINS DEPARTMENT.
59	Public Buildings	30,015
60	School-Buildings	36,100
61	Government Domains	900
	Total Class XII.		67,015
	Total Class XII.		67,015	CLASS XIII.—MINISTER OF DEFENCE.
62	Defence Department	750
63	Permanent Militia	22,768
64	Volunteers	29,272
65	Stores and Magazines	3,797
66	Police	98,252
67	Miscellaneous Services	4,676
	Total Class XIII.		159,515
	Total Class XIII.		159,515	Land Fund Account.
	CLASS XIV.—CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENTS.
68	Crown Lands Department	17,643
69	Thermal Springs Expenses	500
70	Coalfields	150
71	Survey Department	71,985
72	Miscellaneous Services	2,702
	Total Class XIV.		92,980
	Total Class XIV.		92,980	CLASS XV.—RATES ON CROWN LANDS.
73	Rates on Crown Lands	2,400
	Total Class XV.		2,400

Schedule C

PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE EXPENSES ACCOUNT.		£	£
Public Trust Office—
	Salaries	5,080
	Contingencies	3,215
	Total		8,295

Schedule D

GOVERNMENT INSURANCE ACCOUNT.		£	£
Salaries—
	Head Office	10,784
	Local Offices	5,275	16,059
			16,059
Other Charges			28,000

Total			44,059

Schedule E Unauthorised Expenditure Account of the Year 1889–90.

								£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Consolidated Fund.
FOR SERVICES NOT PROVIDED FOR.
Ordinary Revenue Account:—
	Colonial Secretary’s Department:—
		Retiring allowance to Major F. E. Campbell, late Clerk of Parliaments, 1st October, 1889, to 28th February, 1890						194	8	9
		Amount required to make good deficiency in the accounts of G. White, late Superintendent, Nelson Lunatic Asylum						90	2	6
		Amount paid to Mr. J. White for compiling the History of the Ancient Maori.						328	13	0
		Drawings for Mr. White’s Maori History						4	15	0
		Amount paid for cases for bird-skins, &c., purchased from A. Reischek						4	0	6	621	19	9
											621	19	9
	Lunacy Department:—
		Salary of W. Vosper, which was misappropriated by G. White, late Superintendent, Lunatic Asylum, Nelson									4	8	11
	Treasury Department:—
		Refund of charges and half commission charged by Public Trust Office for administering estate of late George Young, clerk, Sheep Inspector’s Office, Masterton						17	0	0
		Refund of amount in estate of G. W. Smith, claimed by next of kin						54	16	8
		Salary of H. N. Church, clerk, on leave of absence, 1st April to 14th September, 1890.						68	2	11
		Amount paid over to Upper Wangachu Road Board in respect of “fourths” of rents derived from small grazing-runs in the Mangawhero District						44	2	5	184	2	0
											184	2	0
	Justice Department:—
		Refund to C. E. Rawson, Esq., of costs of commission of inquiry held at New Plymouth						346	19	9
		Salary of J. E. Macdonald, Resident Magistrate, Auckland, for period 8th to 28th February, 1890, while on leave of absence						43	15	0
		Amount of purchase-money of Section No. 18, Township of Hastings, for site for courthouse						90	0	0	480	14	9
	Postal Department:—										480	14	9
		Value of postage-stamps destroyed by fire at Waerengaahika									8	0	0
Carried forward											1,299	5	5
								£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Brought forward											1,299	5	5
	Customs Department:—
		Refund of duty charged on Australian wines imported for consumption at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin									205	9	5
	Marine Department:—
		Refund of amount paid as light dues on ship “Carnrvonshire”						22	5	4
		Grant made to the Moeraki Sea-bathing Trust						50	0	0	72	5	4
	Education Department:—										72	5	4
		Purchase of site for school for deaf-mutes at Christchurch									603	9	0
	Native Department:—
		Salary of R. Trimble, Judge of Native Land Court, 12th November, 1889, to 31st March, 1890						212	7	2
		Travelling allowance and expenses of R. Trimble for same period						64	0	3
		Travelling allowance of J. Ormsby, as Commissioner under Native Land Court Amendment Act						37	16	0	314	3	5
											314	3	5
	Railways Department:—
		Compassionate allowances to—
			Widow of late A. Gavock, fireman, Invercargill Section					50	0	0
			Widow of late J. Clarke, platelayer, Makikiho					50	17	3	100	17	3
											100	17	3
	Defence Department:—
		Solicitor’s costs in case Hay v. Thomson.						100	0	0
		Compensation to Privates Hiekey and Connell for loss of office						141	8	9
		Compensation to Inspector Weldon for loss of office						900	0	0
		Compensation to O. T. Browne for loss of office as Chief of the Detective Force						585	15	0
		Salary of J. Evans, clerk, Wellington, on leave						89	11	8	1,816	15	5
											1,816	15	5	4.412	5	3
														4.412	5	3

Land Fund Account:—
		Amount paid for drawings for Mr. White’s book, “The Ancient Maori”												16	15	0

Accounts of Local Bodies:—
	Advance Account:
		Greymouth Harbour Board.									5,074	11	3
		New Plymouth Harbour Board									4,992	19	3
		Westport Harbour Board									3,897	10	5
		Westland County									400	0	0
		Wellington College									1,000	0	0
		Mount Ida Water-race Trust									100	0	0	15,465	0	11
														15,465	0	11
Total for services not provided for.														19,894	1	2

Carried forward.														19,894	1	2
								£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Brought forward														19,894	1	2
FOR SERVICES IN EXCESS OF VOTES.
Ordinary Revenue Account:—					Final Charges.			Advances.			Totals.
	Class I. Legislative Department,—							—			—			—
		Vote	3—	General Assembly	£196	18	10				196	18	10
	Class II. Colonial Secretary’s Department,—
		Vote	5—	Ministers’ Secretaries.	9	4	6				9	4	6
		„	7—	Electoral.				163	18	3	163	18	3
		„	14—	Printing, &c.				4,297	12	4	4,297	12	4
		„	15—	Miscellaneous	2,764	9	8	3,130	3	9	5,894	13	5
	Class III. Colonial Treasurer’s Department,—
		Vote	18—	Property-tax Department.	832	9	7	173	8	9	1,005	18	4
		„	19—	Miscellaneous	459	12	4				459	12	4
	Class IV. Justice Department,—
		Vote	24—	District and Resident Magistrates’ Courts.	344	13	0	16	3	3	360	16	3
		„	25—	Criminal Prosecutions	1,400	6	9	541	7	10	1,941	14	7
		„	28—	Miscellaneous	883	2	2	100	0	0	983	2	2
	Class V. Post and Telegraph Department,—
		Vote	33—	Mails by Sea.				575	16	11	575	16	11
		„	34—	Inland Mails	387	1	7				387	1	7
		„	36—	Miscellaneous				6,592	12	1	6,592	12	1
	Class VI. Customs and Marine,—
		Vote	37—	Customs Offices, &c.	1,402	12	11				1,402	12	11
	Class VII. Stamps and Deeds,—
		Vote	42—	Lands and Deeds.				37	10	0	37	10	0
	Class VIII. Education Department,—
		Vote	45—	Public Schools	301	19	6				301	19	6
		„	49—	Miscellaneous.	0	16	5				0	16	5
	Class IX. Native Department,—
		Vote	50—	Native Land Court.	1,673	15	8	814	4	6	2,488	0	2
		„	51—	Miscellaneous	24	5	6				24	5	6
	Class X. Mines Department,—
		Vote	52—	Mines.	22	5	10				22	5	10
		„	54—	Stock Branch.	4,012	6	10	1,196	9	3	5,208	16	1
	Class XI. Working Railways,—
		Vote	56—	Working Railways.				8,928	9	10	8,928	9	10
	Class XII. Public Buildings, &c.,—
		Vote	59—	Government Domains	53	10	8				53	10	8
	Class XIII. Defence Department,—
		Vote	61—	Permanent Militia	1,919	12	6				1,919	12	6
					£16,689	4	3	26,567	16	9	43,257	1	0
Land Fund Account:—
	Class XIV. Crown Lands and Survey,—
		Vote	66—	Crown Lands	663	6	1	175	0	0	838	6	1
					£17,352	10	4	26,742	16	9	838	6	1	44,095	7	1
					£17,352	10	4	26,742	16	9				44,095	7	1
Total Consolidated Fund														£63,989	8	3
Government Life Assurance Department.
								£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
For services not provided for,—
	Property-tax							6,192	2	1
	Agents’ Salaries							481	17	1
	Compensation for loss of office.							526	16	7	7,200	15	9
For services in excess of Votes,—											7,200	15	9
	Salaries, Head Office										107	17	1	£7,308	12	10
														£7,308	12	10
Public Trust Office Expenses Account.
								£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
For services not provided for,—
	Balance at credit of estate of Sarah Ager, paid to her in lieu of payment to the asylum for her maintenance.										2	12	3	£2	12	3
														£2	12	3

Statement of Sum irrecoverable by the Crown required to be written off Departmental Accounts

		£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Prisons Department,—
	Sums due Auckland Gaol, for road metal							£11	5	3

Schedule F A Schedule of Certain Advances made out of the Consolidated Fund to be sanctioned

	£
Ohinemuri County	390
Westland County	82
Grey mouth Harbour Board	5,300
Westport Harbour Board	150	£5.922
		£5.922

Appropriation Act 1890