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6. The Appropriation Ordinance No. 2 1867.
Analysis. Preamble.
1. Appropriation of Public Revenues for period up to 30th June 1867.
2. Provincial Treasurer to issue upon warrant from His Honor the Superintendent.
3. Provincial Treasurer allowed credit for sums issued as per Schedule E.
4. Title.
Be it enacted by the Superintendent of the said Province with the advice and
consent of the Provincial Council thereof as follows:
1. Appropriation of Public Revenues for period up to 30th June 1867.
Out of the public revenues of the said Province there may be issued and applied for the public service of the Province, and for the charge of the Government thereof, for the period commencing on the First day of July, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five and ending on the Thirtieth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six in manner set forth in the Schedules A B an D to this Ordinance any sum or sums of money not exceeding the sums in such
Schedules specified amounting in the whole to the sum of Eighty-three
thousand six hundred and twenty-nine Pounds Thirteen Shillings
and Eightpence
and One hundred and fifty-three thousand seven hundred and ninety-five Pounds
Fourteen Shillings and Threepence and
One hundred and fifty-seven thousand seven
hundred and thirty-three Pounds Twelve Shillings and Sevenpence
respectively.
2. Provincial Treasurer to issue upon warrant from His Honor the Superintendent. The Provincial Treasurer shall issue from time to time any sum or sums of money not exceeding the sums in such Estimates severally specified, to such persons, and in such portions as the Superintendent shall, by any Warrants under his hand, from time to time direct, and shall be allowed credit in his accounts for all sums so paid by him in pursuance of such Warrants; and the Receipts of the
persons to whom such sums shall have been paid shall be a full discharge for
the sum or sums for which such receipts shall be given.
3. Provincial Treasurer allowed credit for sums issued as per Schedule E.
And Whereas, in defraying the charge of the Provincial Government and in the public service of the said Province for the nine months ending the Thirtieth June, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, certain sums of money, amounting in the whole to the sum of Fifteen Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety Pounds Ten Shillings and Twopence, were issued and paid by the Provincial Treasurer, in pursuance of Warrants under the hand of the Superintendent; and such sums were paid in the manner and on account of the services particularly set forth in the Schedule D to this Ordinance, but were not included in any Bill for the appropriation of the public revenues of the said Province for the said nine
months: Be it therefore enacted that the Provincial Treasurer shall be
allowed credit in his Accounts for all sums of money so issued
and paid by him
on the several Accounts set forth in the Schedule D hereunto annexed; and the
Receipts of the persons to whom such
sums of money shall have been paid under
such Warrants, shll be a complete discharge for the sum or sums of money for
which such
Receipts shall have been given.
4. Title.
This Ordinance shall be entituled and may be cited as "The Appropriation
Ordinance, No 2 1867."
Schedule A.
CLASS I.—PERMANENT CHARGES. Loan Ordinance, Session VII., No. 3
Interest on £30,000 ... ... ... ... ... Sinking Fund ... ... ... ...
... ... ...
Lyttelton and Christchurch Railway Loan Ordinance. Interest on £100,000 ... ... ... ... ...
Sinking Fund ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Loan Ordinance, 1862.
Interest on £50,000 ... ... ... ... ... Sinking Fund ... ... ... ...
... ... ... Bank Charges for Remittance ...
Superintendent's Salary Ordinance Amendment Ordinance, 1863
Superintendent ... ... ... ... ... ...
Provincial Auditor and Deputy Auditor's Salaries Ordinance. Provincial
Auditor ... ... ... ... ...
Volunteers' Service Ordinance, 1861. Grant to Volunteers ... ... ... ...
...
CLASS II.—EXECUTIVE. Superintendent's Department.
Clerk to Superintendent ... ... ... ...
Provincial Secretary's Department. Provincial Secretary ... ... ... ...
... Clerk ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
... Assistant Clerk ...
... ... ... ... ...
Provincial Treasurer's Department. Provincial Treasurer ... ... ... ... ... Forage Allowance ... ... ... ... ... ...
Two Clerks—One at £250, one at £180 ... ... ... ... ...
... ... ... ... ... Sub-Treasurers at Akaroa and
Timaru ... ... ... ...
... ... ... ... ...
Provincial Auditor's Department.
Expenses of the Department , including Travelling Expenses to examine
Accounts of Sub-Treasurers, &c. ... ... ... ... ... ...
Provincial Solicitor's Department. Provincial Solicitor—Fees ... ...
...
Housekeeper's Department. Housekeeper ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Messenger ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
CLASS III.—ELECTORAL. Expenses of Elections. CLASS IV.—LEGISLATIVE. Provincial Council.
Speaker
Chairman of Committees Clerk of the Council Chaplain and Librarian Messenger
Expenses of Members
CLASS V.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. Supreme Court.
Crown Prosecutor, Fees not exceeding ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Expenses of Session
Gaol at Lyttelton. Gaoler
Chaplain
Matron
Warders—One at 8s, and six at 6s. and 6d. per diem
Prisoners' Rations, Clothing &c. Fuel
Miscellaneous
Gaol at Christchurch. Two Warders, at 6s. 6d. Rations for Prisoners, &c.
Miscellaneous
Police.
Commissioner, with forage for one Horse
Two Inspectors, at £250 each, with Quarters and Forage
One Clerk and Storekeeper, at 11s 6d. per diem
One Sergeant-Major, at 10s.
Two First-class Sergeants, at 9s. 6d. per diem Three Second-class Sergeants,
at 9s per diem Four Third-class Sergeants, at 8s. 6d.
per diem Ten First-class
Constables, at 7s. 6d. per diem Six Second-class Constables, at 7s per diem Six
Third-class Constables,
at 6s. 6d. per diem
Police (Contingencies). Horses
Forage
Travelling Expenses Shoeing and Farriery Provisions for Prisoners Clothing
Fuel &c.
Postage, Printing and Stationery
Painting, Repairs, Furniture, and all other incidental expenses
House Rent
Outstanding Liabilities. Arms and Appointments Completion of Fence at Kaiapoi
Extra Fittings and Furniture at the Watch-House, Christchurch
CLASS VI.—EDUCATION.
Liabilities under Resolution of Council up to September, 1863
Balance of Grant for Building to Christ's College
Grant for Christchurch Academy
Gant in Support of Existing Schools, including Fuel and Contingencies ... Building New Schools
Three Masters from England, at £150 per annum, pay to commence, say, 1st
January, 1864.
Passages of Three Masters—say at £70
Expenses of Department, including remuneration to Commissioners
Inspector
General Contingencies, Building, &c. CLASS VII.—IMMIGRATION. Immigration
Immigration Officer
Assistant Immigration Officer
Overseer to Barracks
Matron
Furniture, Rations, and other incidental Expenses
CLASS VIII.—CHARITABLE AID.
Administrator (Salary included in that of Immigration Officer) Charitable-in-Aid Fund
Grant to the Orphan Asylum for Building
CLASS IX.—HOSPITALS.
Grants for Christchurch, Lyttelton, and Timaru
CLASS X.—LUNATIC ASYLUM. Steward
Matron
Two Attendants—one at 7s. 6d. per diem; one at 7s. per diem
One Female Attendant, at 5s. per diem
One Cook, at 6s. per diem
Rations, &c.
Furnishing and Providing General Stock of Establishment
Miscellaneous
CLASS XI.—INSPECTION OF SHEEP.
Chief Inspector, including Salary, Forage, and Travelling Expenses Two Inspectors, at £350 each and three Forage Allowances Inspection of Sea-borne Sheep
Erection of Yard on Nelson Frontier CLASS XII.—PUBLIC PLANTATIONS. Gardener
Assistant Gardener, at 7s. per diem
Labourer, at 6s 8d. per diem
Planting 20 acres, Fencing 20 acres, Seeds, Tools, Contingencies
CLASS XIII.—WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Inspector
Contingencies (including Office Rent) CLASS XIV.—HARBOUR.
Grant to be placed at the disposal of the Marine Boards of Lyttelton, Akaroa, and
Timaru.
CLASS XV.—DEFENCE. Balance of Grant to Volunteers
Maintenance of a Band, inclusive of salary of a Band-master
Purchase of Ordnance through the General Government —6 Guns, estimated at
£500 each
Purchase of small Arms
CLASS XVI.—GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS. Fuel for various Departments
Printing, Advertising, Stationery, &c. Printing Journal of Proceedings Arranging and re-printing Ordinances Registration of Deeds
Dog Collars
Postages, Cartage, &c.
Painting, Sweeping, Cleansing, &c. Maintenance of Fire Engine Subscription to new Engine Furniture
Extra Clerical Aid
Insurance
Christchurch Mechanics' Institute, Grant in Aid Kaiapoi Mechanics' Institute, Grant in Aid Timaru Mechanics' Institute, Grant in Aid Akaroa Mechanics' Institute, Grant in Aid
Agricultural and Pastoral Association, Grant in Aid to Libraries
Acclimatisation—For the Introduction of Fish Church Building Grant—Balance for this year Public Amusements
Purchase of site adjoining Government Buildings
Purchase of site of Lyttelton Hospital
Grant for the Benefit of the Widow and Family of the late Mr Whitcombe
Gratuity to Louper
Gratuity to Hammett
Chaplain to Gaol, Lunatic Asylum and Hospital, at £300 per annum Commemmoration of the Marriage of HRH the Prince of Wales ... ... ... Hose Reel for Fire Engine
Erection of Meteorological Instruments Salary of Meteorological Officer Expedition to West Coast
Examination of Cattle at Akaroa
Keeper of Quarantine Barracks at £150 per annum
Erection of Pound at Kaiapoi
Contingencies
Adjustment of Account with Christchurch City Council
Steam Bonus
CLASS XVII.—LANDS AND WORKS. Waste Lands Board.
Chief Commissioner
One Paid Commissioner Clerk to the Board Messenger
Survey Office. Chief Surveyor
Contingencies.
Contract Surveys. Geological Surveys. Public Works—Staff.
Outstanding Liabilities—Central and Northern Districts
Oxford Road—Forming and Metalling
Rangiora Ford Road—Forming Metalling and Bridges. South Road—Metalling.
Colombo-street South—Forming and Metalling Hoonhay Road—Forming and Metalling. Spring's Road—Metalling.
Lincoln Road—Metalling.
Ellesmere Junction Road—Metalling. Sumner Road—Carting Metal Halswell Junction Road—Metalling.
Governor's Bay Road—Bridges and Forming. Gebbie's Pass Road—Forming
Dyer's Pas Road—Forming and Culverts. West Coast Road
Papanui Bridge—Ordered from England
Kaiapoi Town
Rangiora Swamp
North Selwyn Drainage
Avon District
Lincoln and Riccarton Junction Road—Metalling
Mandeville District
Sefton District
Upper Waimakariri Road—Forming Beach Road
Lyttelton Gaol—Timber, &c. Lyttelton Boat-house Christchurch Hospital
Repairs of Roads—3 months
Banks' Peninsula. Purau Line
Wainui District Akaroa Jetty—Crane Road at Hughes' Mill Okains's Bay
Pigeon Bay
Port Levy
Office Expenses
Timaru.
Survey and Public Works Office
Hospital
Timaru to Waitaki
Timaru to Mount Cook District
Improvements between Burke's Pass and Otago
Tekapo District
Works to be undertaken by the Provincial Government. West Coast Road, Pack-horse Track to Teramakau Saddle Survey for same
Commission and Survey for Rakaia Bridge
New Ferry—Moorings, Rope, &c. Avon Clearing
Pass Hill Bridge, £2,100; half to be subscribed by Mr Kenrick
Approaches
Commission and Survey for Timary Roadstead
Survey and Preparation of Plans for defence of Waimakariri Banks
Waimakariri Breakwater
Akaroa Jetty—Repairs and Additions
Grant-in-Air for new Jetty Punt at the Rangitata Survey of Timber Reserves
Grant for Works necessary, before the Road Boards are formed
Repairs of Roads until Road Boards are formed
Road to Upper Waimakariri Country
Roads Boards.
Establishment of Road Boards.
Votes for District Boards.
1. North Sefton District
2., South Sefton
3. Oxford District
4. Rangiora and Mandeville District
5. Town of Kaiapoi
6. Avon District East
7. Avon District Central
8. Avon District West
9. Heathcote District East
10. Heathcote District Central
11. Heathcote District South
12. Lincoln Districtt East
13. Lincoln District West
14. Port Victoria District
Grant to the City
Grant in Aid of Main Thoroug
A15. Port Levy District.
16. Little River District
17. Town of Akaroa and Wainui District
18. The Bays' District
19. Rakaia District East
20. Rakaia District South
21. Rakaia District North
22. Rakaia District West
23. Ashburton District
24. Geraldine District
25. Town of Timaru
26. Waitangi District
27. Mount Cook District
City of Christchurch. Town of Lyttelton. Public Buildings. SCHEDULE B.
Railways.
Railway including Christchurch and Ferrymead Branch
Alteration in Tunnel, Lyttelton, end
Resident Engineer
Tunnel Inspector
Fees for Consulting Engineer
SCHEDULE C.
Lyttelton Wharfage—Preliminary Expenses
Building a New Jetty
Extension of Telegraph to Waitaki
Hurunui Bridge
SCHEDULE D.
Permanent Charges
Electoral
Gaol
Waste Lands Survey Office Charitable Aids Hospital—Christchurch Printing
Dog Collars
Postages, Cartage, &c. Maintaining Fire Engine
Recovering the bodies of men drowned
Pegs for Railway
Plant
Imprest to Pay Clerk
Stores
Total
7. The Public House Ordinance 1866 Amendment Ordinance
1867.
Analysis. Preamble.
1. License may be refused.
2. Form of License may be renewed.
3. In certain cases new form of License may be issued to Lessor.
4. “Country Hotel License” may be issued.
5. Repealing Clause.
6. Notice of removal to be given to Lessor by Lessee. License may be transferred.
7. Repealing Clause.
8. Penalty upon holder of Publican’s License for not keeping a lamp burning.
9. Provision to Clause 10 of Ordinance 1866.
10. Ordinance not to apply to Westland.
11. Title.
Whereas an Ordinance was passed by the Superintendent of the Province of
Canterbury with the advice and consent of the Provincial
Council intituled
“The Public House Ordinance, 1866” And whereas it is expedient to
amend the same:
Be it therefore enacted by the Superintendent of the said Province with the advice and consent of the Provincial Council thereof as follows:
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