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Statement of Receipts and Disbursements of the Government Railways Superannuation Fund for the Year ended 31st March, 1908, under Section 24 of " The Government Railways Superannuation Fund Act, 1902." Receipts. £ s. d. £ s. d. r> Balance brought forward from 31st March, .. 110,736 12 3 1907 Contributions by staff — 3rd March, 1907, to 29th February, 1908 Head and Departmental Offices .. 3,805 7 3 Kawakawa Section .. .. .. 74 16 2 Whangarei Seotion .. .. .. 257 2 6 Kaihu Section .. .. .. 108 19 8 Auckland Section .. .. .. 5,524 18 1 Gisborne Section .. .. .. 77 18 7 Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth Sec- 11,378 7 3 tion Hurunui-Blufi Section .. .. 21,780 14 7 Westland Section .. .. .. -1,219 17 9 Westport Section .. .. .. 804 610 Nelson Section .. .. .. 338 9 4 Pioton Section .. .. .. 297 13 6 Lands and Survey Department .. 0 9 3 45,669 0 9 Fines 239 5 0 Interest added by Publio Trust Office for .. 5,352 3 0 year ended 31st Maroh, 1908 161,997 1 0 Cr. Disbursements. Life allowances paid to- £ s. d. (Continued., £ s. d. Chisholm, D. E. .. .. ... 115 19 0 Life allowances paid toCampbell, G 42 0 0 Davis, J. .. „ ~ 37 11 0 Wright C . • • ■ • • 60 0 0 Bandeen, J. .. .. ... • • 67 16 0 McDonald',?.' 67 11 0 Cunningham, H. ... ... .. f* 14 0 Walters, j! 70 19 0 Gruit, WH. .. ~ .. 45 13 0 Hoban.J 128 17 0 Parr.s, H 51 3 0 Luoas/j 45 13 0 Sadler R .... 76 6 0 Faulkner.J 43 16 0 Page, G , •• 0 n ro ft R .. .. . • 49 6 0 Burke, T. .. .. .. •. 43 16 0 So " 47 9 0 Wilcock, G 83 10 0 Chapman, J." 59 17 0 Meager T. B 81 8 0 Green, T 52 3 0 Grace, G ~. .. 5416 0 Sharp,R 45 13 0 Greer, R 43 16 0 Mussen C • • 45 13 0 Atkinson, W. .. .. -. 65 15 0 McDowell, W 86 2 0 Macdonald J 66 18 0 Kennelly.T 52 3 0 Balhnger, T .... 62 12 0 Divehall.R. 47 9 0 Hanham J 60 5 0 Cooper, T 70 19 0 Railton, G 60 5 0 Conaon,R 54 5 0 Thorne.H 54 16 0 Forsyth, J. C 59 17 0 Payne, F 49 6 0 Grant, J 102 0 0 MoEwen W , , . FAnson.J. M 112 14 0 Roberts, W 107 19 1 Austen.T 49 6 0 Adkins, T 58 9 0 Hodges.E 52 3 0 Egan, T Wje j .... 61 1 0 Rodgers, W 56 0 0 Knight j " . •• 45 13 0 Rhodes, J 25 1 0 Wesley,' W. I: '. 102 18 0 HorsnellS 75 13 0 Morse.G 5113 0 Fraser, E 51 0 0 CoDlev A .. 66 0 0 Gilroy, J. .. .. .. .. 63 8 0 K'T ii :: •• «10 Chambers, T. J. ~ 81 8 0 Dunbar, J 93 18 0 Gorrmge, R 48 18 0 Neville, P 87 13 0 Hay den, A 48 11 0 Firth.N 65 15 0 Mollwraith.W 35 9 0 Bruce J 52 19 0 Millar, C. .. .. .. .. 40 3 0 Clarke, M. Y. '. 49 6 0 Hislop, A 44 14 0 Kirkwood.J 43 16 0 Fuher.T. 56 17 0 Stark, T. 43 16 0 Diffey, W 38 7 0 McHugh.G. 68 9 0 Carter L 51 2 0 Fisher! C 49 6 ° g en ? e "' R » 9 n Meyenberg.W 49 11 0 Ford, P O'OonnorJ 73 1 0 Rouse, P. 68 2 0 Haines, O. W 109 18 0 MoKenna, E 165 0 0 Smith, J 49 6 0 Wakehng J 56 7 0 Maver H •■ •• 54 16 0 Graham, J 66 10 0 Lowne'v M " .. ■• 49 6 0 Walsh, M 38 7 0 Johnston R" . •• 51 3 0 Hook, J 27 8 0 Hawkns'T " •• 51 3 0 Horsnell, H 34 14 0 McEwenD .'. 39 3 0 Anderson, C 43 16 0 KelfyT' . ■• 63 18 0 Croskery, J 49 6 0 Manhire » .. •• 52 19 0 King, F. W 47 9 0 TowleiF .'. '■• •• •• «"0 Bryant W 38 7 0 Heaton.C 58 14 0 My J 65 5 5 p°'" '£ tt 47 9 0 Neil, J. .. .. .. .. 44 5 0 Sweeney b " " ! 43 16 0 Ellis J. A 77 0 0 Rosers G .. •• 43 16 0 Richards, D 88 14 0 Eg " " •• 56 7 0 Devlin, H 36 10 0 8-S;m.:: :: .. .. 45130 webster.c.A. 5 8 ia 0 (Continued.) (Continued.)