8.—7.

CLASS VI.—CUSTOMS AND MARINE DEPARTMENTS— continued.

50

Appropriations for Consolidated Fund Services.

Item. I. 1890-91. CUSTOMS OFFICES AND SEEVICE8— continued. £ £ 21 VOTE No. 35— continued, Salaeies— continued. Lyttelton and Ohristehuroh — Collector Landing Surveyor First Clerk 4 Clerks, 1 at £185, 1 at £130, 2 at £120 ... Cadet Clerk and "Warehouse Keeper 4 Landing Waiters and Examining Officers, 1 at £325, 1 at £250 (also Tide ■■urveyor), 1 at £240, 1 at £180 4 Lockers ("Writers), 2 at £187,1 at £172,1 at £103 ... Locker Coxswain Boatman Messenger Salaries of Officers retiring during the year ... Contribution to other Votes — Marine and Harbours Postal and Telegraph Working Rai lways 550 375 325 555 70 160 : 995 709 180 157 145 126 ' 156 22 23 24 25 175 30 40 28,912 26 27 Othbb Ouakoks — Tidevvaiters, Extra Clerical and other Assistance Expenses connected with Customs and Excise Convictions and Seizures Contingencies, including Coals and Expenses for Steam Launches, Travelling Expenses of Officers, Cost of Instruments, Rewards for Suppression of Smuggling and Illicit Distillation, and for Special Services in Protection of the Revenue ... 500 500 3,500 Total—Vote No. 85 ... 4,500 33,412 CUSTOMS: MISCELLANEOUS SEEVICES. VOTE No. 36. Salaeies — Quarantine Keepers —At Auckland, £108 ; Wellington, £156 (also Lightkeeper) ; Lyttelton, £120; Port Chalmers, £120 ... ... £504 Less contribution from Marine Vote 36 468 o 3 4 5 (! 7 Otheb Chaiiues — Quarantine contingencies Bonus on exportation of canned and cured fish Refund of duty on Beer-duty Stamps destroyed Refund of duty on goods exported and reimported Refund of Bonded-Warehouse Duty Refund of duty on tobacco wasted in process of manufacture Duty on sundry articles remitted by order of the Commissioner of Customs ... ... ... 200 1,000 50 50 100 596 8 81 Total —Voxk No. 36 ... 2,545