Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, July \lth, IS4B. ncy the Governor-in-Gliief has been pleased to direct the publication of the fol--1 ' " lation. By His Excellency's command, Andrew Sinci Colonial V, Return of Revenue and Expenditure of Auckland, during the Quarter ended on the 30th June, iB4B. 2,566 15 8 57 13 9 3d 831 18 (i 2,102 5 0 s Depart 444 10 0 223 6 8 112 10 0 315 0 7 146 15 3 Total Ordinary B I 321 6 10 ate 39 9 2 Aborigines 252 4 4 Printing and Stationery 145 14 O Postages 30 1 7 rfc—i-in 50 0 0 is 23 0 0 .jits 19 8 6 sof Pre-emption 180 18 10 Total of Auckland £ 8,075 1 6 511 !3 10 neßishl Debentures and Debenh Statii 2,944 8 0 Wellington 1 Nelson Russell 40 0 0 New Plymouth CHARLES KNIGHT, Auditor General. RETURN OF IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION AT AUCKLAND DURING TH QUARTER ENDING 30th JUNE, 1848. IMMIGRATION. EMIGRATION. 204 I 91 85 89 I 469 I 64 8 1 DAVID ROUGH, Immigration Agent.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 14, 27 July 1848, Page 4
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178Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 14, 27 July 1848, Page 4
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