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ABSTRACT of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Town and District of Wellington, for the quarter ended 31st March, 1846.

On Wednesday last a party of the rebels were seen by a settler in the valley of the Upper Hutt, who gave information of the circumstance. A party of the Militia were immediately sent out, and they followed on their track as far as the Silver Stream, where all further traces of them were lost. They had evidently been surprised while preparing their food. The Militia, on arriving at the place where the natives had been staying, found the stones in the native ovens quite hot.

Justoms *y«J v* * Fines and Fees, Supreme Court 34 16 6 ?ines and Fees, Police Office, Wellington and Petre 24 7 6 Fees received by Registrar of Deeds 10 13 8 Fees received on issue of Deeds to Land Claimants 31 5 0 Publican's License— l special (Bush) License 15 0 0 Droits of the Crown, per Sheriff 6 3 6 Property Rate (arrears) 0 ' « Surcharges recovered 1 ' ° Total Revenue £1087 12 10 RECEIPTS IN AID OF REVENUE. iemittance from Colonial Treasury .4ooo 0 0 temittance from Akaroa (being sum that had been remitted from this Sub-Treasury to the Police Magistrate, Akaroa, for public service andreturned, the fund having been supplied at Akaroa in another manner) •• 10" <* 0 £4100 0 0 DEBENTURES RECEIVED. Special Debenture Certificates received from Colonial Treasury .... 43 4 1 )ebentures paid in for the purpose of being exchanged for new Debentures 746 15 0 £789 19 1 SUMMARY. tevenue 1087 12 10 teceipts in aid of Revenue 4100 0 0 )ebentures received 789 19 1 5977 11 11 Jalance remaining from last quarter 1908 3 2 £7885 15 1

REVENUE.

Department of his Honor the Superintendent 382 6 6 Department of Supreme Court .... 479 15 4 Department of Commissioner of Court of Requests 112 15 0 Department of Police, Wellington andPetre 320 8 11 Department of Sheriff 137 5 4 Department of Customs 132 0 0 Department of Sub-Treasurer .... 25 0 0 Department of Protector of Aborigines 45 0 0 Department of Assistant Surveyor 139 88 Department of Public Works — Expense of erecting a powder magazine 78 15 0 Department of Harbour Master .. 139 10 7 Department of, Medical, (medicine and medical attendance supplied natives) 50 0 0 Militia — Wellington, disembodied battalion of 32 12 9 ?rovisional Surcharges repaid 2 0 0 imprests advanced to his Honor the Superintendent 100 0 0 Potal expenditure on account of district 2183 18 1 REMITTANCES IN AID OF OTHER SUB-TREASURIES Vo Sub-Treasurer, Nelson 1000 0 0 Do Sub-Treasurer, Akaroa 255 4 7 £1255 4 7 DEBENTURES. Dash balance (being |th) paid on the exchange of old for new Debentures : .... 186 13 9 Debentures withdrawn from circulation i 322110 0 £3408 3 9 SUMMARY. Expenditure on account of district 2183 18 1 Remittances to other Sub-Treasuries 1255 4 7 [Debentures (cash balance paid and cancelled Debentures 3408 3 9 £6847 6 5 Balance carried to next quarter . . 1038 8 8 £7885 15 1 Note. — The payments shewn in this statement iomprise a period of five months, viz., from the st October, 1845, to the 28th February, 1846. P. D. Hogg, Sub-Tjeasurer. Wellington, 11th April, 1846.

EXPENDITURE.

Head of Receipt. Total. Spirits, 1478 and l-20th gallons, at ss. 369 10 3 Cigars and Snuffs, 100 ft., at 25., .. 10 0 0 Tobacco, manufactured, 6711b., at Is. 33 11 0 Ad Valorem Duty 231 3 5 Total amount of Duties £644 4 8 Settlement of the foregoing Collection* with the Colonial Treasury. January 12,1 846, paid Sub-Treasurer £l6 11 1 19, „ „ 35 3 6 26, „ „ 15 12 5 February 2, „ „ 39 18 7 16! ,7 ," 60 3 9 23, „ " 116 H 7 March 2, „ „ 35 12 2 9 , „ 16 2 3 16, „ 91 5 0 23, „ „ 56 15 4 30, „ „ 26 14 10 April 4, „ „ 53 18 10 Total £644 k 8 (Quarter Day being Saturday.) P. D. Hogg, Sub-Collector. Custom-House Buildings, April 11, 1846.

STATEMENT of all Monies received by Peter Dods Hogg, Esq., Sub-Collector of her Majesty's Customs at the Port of Wellington, from the 6th January to the sth April, 1846, both days inclusive : —

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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 80, 18 April 1846, Page 3

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ABSTRACT of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Town and District of Wellington, for the quarter ended 31st March, 1846. New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 80, 18 April 1846, Page 3

ABSTRACT of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Town and District of Wellington, for the quarter ended 31st March, 1846. New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 80, 18 April 1846, Page 3

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