Financial Statement of New Zealand Government 1905-06
Sir Joseph Ward presents the financial statement detailing revenue and expenditure for the year 1905-6. The report shows a net increase over estimate of £181,759 with large receipts from customs railways stamps and land tax, and higher permanent charges while noting a substantial Public Works Fund balance and strong colonial reserves.
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Joseph Ward
House of Representatives
Liberal Party
Ballance
Seddon
Ballanca
New Zealand
Traffe
Public Works Fund
Department of the Post and Telegraph
Colonial Secretary
Industries and Commerce Department
New Zealand Public Works Debt and Financing Plan
The article outlines extensive public works borrowing, debt totals, and sinking fund plans in New Zealand. It details a 4 percent loan of £500,000 at a premium, another £500,000 at par, and aims to extend borrowing powers to £21,000,000 for public works. It discusses revenue projections, expenditures, and endowments to fund education, pensions, and hospitals.
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New Zealand
London
Australia
Tam
Bank of England
Parliament
Thare
Ashburton Catholic Literary Society Debates Indian Politics
Mr D. Mc Donnell presided over a well attended weekly meeting. One new member was nominated and a debate was agreed for next week on whether the introduction of Indians into politics would benefit the colony. Music singing and storytelling followed.
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Isquvon
Christchurch
T. E. Taylor
J. A. Mlesher
Gray
Dacewber
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the Financial Statement
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Joana
Zhaland Coneols
Condola
Nat
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Lands Department
Ioana
Isene of Treasury
Public Works Department
Taumenorne
David Thomas
Thomas
W.C. Anderson
F.ferriman
Highbank
D. Thomas
Ashburton
Argade Horse Fair
Geo. W. Leadley
Wakanui
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Apes Ad
Commercial Hotel
Charles White
N.Z
Traction Engine Owners’ Association
Templar Hall
H. F. Chaffey
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Thin
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Hampstead Town Board
Jones’a
Patching Street
Raplay Street
W. E. Vincent
Hampstead
District Court of
Crazies More, Ashburton
Best Dunlop
Lewis Wright
Poultry Club
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Murphy
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Bert Amos
Tancred Street
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Dave Sutherland
Lata Smith
Deopar
Oates & Co
Baurastt Street
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Triangle
Gyingee
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A. T. H. Williams
East Street
Frapenick Ross
UALR
WGO
Aererananes
Ciniglefal Ig Hier
Percy
Bond
Barnett Street
PEG
Henry Stephenson
Stephenson
Itchell
Havelock Streat
Stephenaor
F. W. Preddy
D.J.G. Piano and Organ Department
Triangle Cash Store
E. C. Brown
Diana
Oddfellows’ Hall
HM. M. Jones
Paperhanger
Kaikoura
Robt. Donn
Havelooe Street
Asuburton
Stud Notices
Longhead
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Gris
N. Gkied
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Santre
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Chas. Thomas
Rhodes & Co,Dyera and Cleaners
Dunedin
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Cyapatan
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Chapman & Terris
Pedenena Sq RB
Terbris
Chapman& Theris
Wali Paphre
Chapman & Terrbis
Burnett Street
A. L. Zouch
Tancrep Sroner
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C. BR. Prime
Canterbury Hotel
T. O'Carroll
Rotherham
Sam, Crooks, M Next Strange and Co
EE. C. Barrett
Sheentan Blue Boot Store
G. H. Carson
Thana
Blue Root Store
Timothy Cocksfoot
Massey-Harris
West Street
J. Friedlander
Grain and Seed
Machinery and General Commission
Barnett Streut
Sutton’s
Turnip
Rape
Arcade
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Artistia Hogasemant
Unamr
Saornott Stree
J. L. Myers
Commercial Gash
J. L. Higgs
A. & BR. Terris
Otago
North Canterbury
Northern Star
Sutton
Beauty of
Hebron
Fuerexen Bros
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Noar
Rae
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Japan
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Timaru
Nimmo & Blair
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Connover
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Veitche
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Scrymger
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Enfield Market
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Lamb
Phas
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Daisy
McLean
William Hunt Weiche
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Log
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