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Statement of Eboeipts and Disbursements, of the Government Railways Superannuation Fund for the Year ended 31st March, 1909, under Section 90 of "The Government Bailways Act, 1908." Receipts. £ s. d. £ s. d. jy r Balance brought forward from 31st March, .. 126,642 18 11 1908 Contributions by staff — Ist March 1908, to 27th February, 1909 Head and Departmental Offices .. 4,110 2 3 Kawakawa Section .. .. .. 84 5 5 Whangarei Section .. .. .. 284 1 5 Kaihu Section .. .. .. 11l 9 9 Gisborne Section .. .. .. 126 14 5 North Island Main Lines and Branches 21,186 12 11 South Island Main Lines and Branches 24,025 1 7 Westland Section .. .. .. 1,431 13 1 Westport Section .. .. .. 852 8 4 Nelson Section .. .. .. 386 19 6 Picton Section .. .. .. 353 4 5 Lands and Survey Department .. 1 12 0 Justice .. .. .. • • 2 10 Arrears of contributions paid by em- 5,478 5 7 ployees Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company '■ 58,434 11 8 Finest .. .. ■■ •• •• ■ 298 16 0 Contribution by Wellington and Manawatu .. 5,000 0 0 Railway Company in terms of section 96, (2), of " The Government Railways Act, 1908 " Payment made by the Amalgamated; .. 1,500 0 0 Society of Railway Servants in terms of section 55, (1), of " The Public Service Classification and Superannuation Amendment Act, 1908 " Interest added by Publio Trust Office for .. 6,557 9 3 year ended 31st March, 1909 198,433 14 10 Q r Disbursements. Life allowances paid to- £ n. a. I (Continued.) £ s. d. nViisholm D E •• 115 19 0 Life allowances paid to— CarnDbellG ' •■ 42 0 0 Capper, E. H 47 9 0 WrTght C " . .. 60 0 0 Sweeney, D .. 43 16 0 SnLld,/: 67 110 Rogers, G .. 43 16 0 WaUnrß J •• .. 70 19 0 Coggms, G. .. .. .. .. 56 7 0 HobanJ .. .. 128 17 0 O'Brien, M 45 13 0 LucT'j . •• 45 13 0 Davis, J 37 11 0 ' Faulkner J " •• •• 43 16 0 Bandeen, J 67 16 0 Prnfl- R ' • 49 6 0 Cunningham, H .. 34 H 0 r. 0 " , 0 .. 47 9 0 Parris, H 51 3 0 Chapman, J." '.', .. ■■ 59 17 0 Sadler R 76 6 0 (i..£, m . ~ 52 3 0 Page, G. .. .. .. .. 47 9 0 sCp'R " " .. .. 45 13 0 Burke.T 43 16 0 Musse'no " ■■ 45 13 ° Wilcock, G 83 10 0 ■ SweS'w. I: .. •• 86 2 0 Meager I. B. 818 0 Kennellv T. . .. • • 52 3 0 Graoe, G. .. .. .. .. 54 16 0 Condon E .. • • 54 5 0 i Atkinson, W. .. .. .. 16 8 9 ForVvth Ifl' '■ 59 17 0 Macdonald, J 66 18 0 Grant J 0 •• 102 0 0 Ballinger, T 62 12 0 TAnsonJ M . • • 112 U 0 Hanham, J .. 60 5 0 AusTen T •• 49 6 0 Railton, G 60 5 0 HodraE " " • •• 52 3 0 Thorne, H 54 16 0 £„?* j .. 61 1 0 Payne, F 49 6 0 kS J •■ i 5 13 ° McEwen.W 41 2 0 Wes!ev W". " '■'■ •• 102 18 0 Roberts, W 99 13 0 M or '! G •• 5113 0 Adkins.T 58 9 0 rffi a •• 66 0 0 Egan, T .. I. 38 7 0 St, " 'I :.' 43 I 0 Rodgers.W 56 0 0 Dnnbar j " •• 93 i 8 ° Rhodes,! .. 25 1 0 Sle P " •■ 87 13 0 Horsnell, S .. 75 13 0 Virty N ' .. 65 15 0 Fraser.E 51 0 0 Clart M " " ! * 9 6 ° Gik °y J 63 8 ° Kirkwood'j •• 43 16 0 Chambers, T. J 81 8 0 larkT • 43 16 0 Gorringe.R 48 18 0 S/'lI •• 49 6 0 Carter.L .. 51 2 0 r" 51 3 0 Bennett, R .. 58 8 0 Johnston, rt. .. •• •• . ~ " . -o' ci on gt. :: :: :: » &,:: :: :: g.j Heaton.C. .. [Continued.)