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Table No. 7. Balance-sheet of the New Zealand Post Office Account for the Year ended 31st December, 1911.
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Balances on 1st January, 1911. Transactions. Balances on 31st December, 1911. Or. Dr. Or. Dr. Cr. Dr. Money-obdek Accounts :— ■ Money-orders (general) United Kingdom United States of America Australia Austria Canada Ceylon Fiji France Germany Hong Kong India Norway .. Samoa Straits Settlements Tonga Union of South Africa Commission Savings-Bank Accounts :— Deposits and withdrawals Transfers Postal Accounts :— Stamps Postal Guides Postal notes Private box and bag rents Money-order commission British postal orders —H.O. a/c —C.P.M.'s a/o ,, —London a/c B.P.O. commission Postal revenue Telegraph Accounts :— ■ New South Wales Telegraphs New Zealand and Australian Cable .. Pacific Cable Board Telephone-exchange receipts Special-messenger receipts Maintenance of private wires Registration of code addresses Cable deposits Telegraph revenue General Accounts :— Post Office Account Postmasters and Telegraphists Investments Accrued interest on investments Miscellaneous receipts (general) Foreign postage Foreign Mail Settlement Account .. £ s. d. 42,079 4 0 27,696 5 8 J 919 10 0 3,144 6 0 3,818 10 1 185 13 1 2,624 10 8 153 7 8 703 1 9 275 10 3 14,104,989 19 2 6,741 9 8 178,104 12 3 10 1 2 110,836 1 6J £ s. d. 80 10 0 236 13 4 1,045 4 7 27 13 6 2,100 19 10 1,317 16 5 418 16 7 £ s. d. 2,924,238 3 11 295,751 4 2J 22,844 10 9 225,919 14 0 25,103 16 3 4,196 1 1 1,619 7 10 3,632 19 1 783 9 3 2,612 8 3 1,753 19 0 3,799 5 3 1,182 10 4 2,695 4 7 168 4 5 5,810 18 11 5,720 3 4 2,325 17 10 12,100,242 12 8 979,297 11 7 921,535 13 11 558 4 4 578,788 19 2 11,923 13 8 15,307 7 7 46,472 18 4 42,538 19 2 40,199 4 10J 459 13 3J 606,824 14 5J £ s. d. 2,915,214 18 6 297,783 13 9J 23,625 2 3 224,224 7 0£ 22,629 13 1 4,175 14 3 1,718 17 3 3,470 7 9 50 4 8 3,872 11 0 1,804 14 9 2,772 19 8 1,172 13 0 3,105 18 6 71 17 5 7,754 12 7 4,492 6 3 2,349 13 10 10,662,045 15 2 979,614 18 8 905,395 3 2 J 554 18 2 570,012 13 3J 11,923 13 8 15,307 7 7 42,538 19 2 40,602 4 10 40,202 17 4J 459 13 3J 612,777 7 0 £ s. d. 51,102 9 5 25,663 16 li 138 18 0 4,839 12 11J 6,292 13 3 86 3 8 733 4 7 1,364 7 11 102 11 11 1,729 7 4 285 7 7 68 13 6 15,543,186 16 8 6,424 2 7 194,245 2 11J 13 7 4 119,612 7 5 £ s. d. 60 3 2 74 2 0 1,455 18 6 4,044 13 6 89 19 4 442 12 7 20,9i8 15 0 18,796 15 7 24,852 14 2 20,733 9 11 12 9 5 16 1 11 4,492 0 1 1,460 12 5j 508 17 11 231 16 5 1,899 16 3 16,301 3 10 6,408 1 4 49,717 12 3 178,964 7 2 475 9 10 3,344 13 8 1,262 14 3 4,834 14 3 541,531 0 10 16,268 11 7 6,377 0 10 49,838 5 3 178,964 7 2 475 9 10 3,344 13 8 1,262 14 3 4,839 1 1J 540,953 8 0J 541 10 2 262 16 11 1,779 3 3 270 10 9£ 6,082 17 3 266 3 11 6,660 10 0J 587,132 18 6 465,582 14 10 13,725,819 19 7 150,578 4 5 10,070,901 2 1 22,503,002 7 0 1,446,593 0 0 150,578 4 5 15,199 2 0J 44,694 3 11 31,066 7 4 9,926,837 9 2 22,596,271 11 3J 2,990,343 0 0 163,826 3 5 14,802 8 11 34,766 0 8 41,720 6 8 443,069 5 7 558,851 19 1, 15,269,569 19 i 163,826 3 5 3,652 10 9£ 4,996 9 6 10,653 19 4 4,049 3 11 14,924 12 9
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