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APPENDICES.

Ordinary Votes for School Buildings.—General Maintenance, Rebuilding, etc., of Schools and Residences.

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Buildings belonging to Boards. o or •71 oa General Maintenance, &c, of School Buildings. Additions and new School Buildings. 1902-3. Additions and new School Buildings. Wooden Buildings. Brick and Stone Buildings. „ <c *£> d oH Amount voted, 1903-4 — Consolidated Fund, Vote So. 73, £19,250 I „,. „-„ Public Works Fund, Vote No. 93, £35,000 I tol^ t,u Amount voted, 1903-1904. Public Works Fund, Vote Xo. 94, £16,000. Amount voted 1902-3 Public Works Fund, Vote No. 92, £9,000. Education District. O a -r a o H O at a OrH ■§ = a a b c SO o a * a O co aS* Ilia! o a.g a m so.*- o a seas a s O be a curd o d |§h2 C gift a a mo 0 3.S OX! - O O-O eg -d o S o- o« H o o a BO .Si* o o 00 OS'S o a Jo o 5 "Sell W).g .8 o o fto> g 3rt 13 M ID a o o . •Big ■3*3 1* si ■go, o ~Z o o o £3 a - a S o H o a ag g=° H 15. a o o "a be a a o g H 16. 3 o 17. a d ■si o a H o -d Si a a o s H 1. a5 o 2. 3. 4. I 5. 6. 7. 8. 9 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 18. 19. 20. 21. Auckland Taranaki Wanganui .. Wellington .. Hawke's Bay Marlborough Nelson Grey Weatland N. Canterbury S. Canterbury Otago Southland .. 24,476 3,914 9,585 12,580 7,046 1,745 4,809 1,380 1,015 16,681 4,455 17,784 8,241 113,711 355 67 136 139 73 32 99 30 30 190 63 190 144 367,315 67,254 144,142 180,851 120,893 23,249 92,497 28 787 22 332 260 568 46 311 196,983 121,992 179,492 32,944 70,304 86,943 57,322 11,742 45,584 14,154 11,249 124,856 23,360 96,242 60,656 2 3,416 2,150 14,588 1,631 3,535 4,719 3,292 792 2,792 785 931 8,600 2,345 8,795 4,230 57,035 9,950 1,750 4,200 5,300 2,700 950 2,250 850 800 : 6,300 1,900 6,500 3,550 47,000 12,917 1,373 2,999 4,098 2,862 677 j 2,402 696 845 7,255 2,034 7,523 3,569 49,250 £ i 12,917 1,750 4,200 5,300 2,862 950 2,402 850 845 7,255 2,034 7,523 3,569 £ s. a. £ 12,917 1,796 4,200 5,300 2,862 950 2,407 850 845 7,255 2,034 7,523 3,569 52,508 £ 1,615 873 205 1,322 1,890 £ 1,127 £ 2,742 873 205 3,082 1,890 447 £ 999 1,340 £ 2,339 ri 7,500 4,550 377, 1,201 ; 1,202 46 2 6 •• 1,760 384 812 1,196 .. ; .. 2 2,651 1,892 1,640 1,235 '273 5 0 0 300 300 " 255 j 255 200 287 453 250 1,639 360 l 6 7 28 2 5,870 32,074 28,171 110,311 2,040 3,572 19,544 17,253 67,587 1,324 154 100 100 141 200 ! - 141 287 453 250 539 763 1,010 1,384 1,773 1,384 12,490 447 1,100 360 Totals 1,548 1,673,174 814,848 50 193,925 118,855 3,20' ' 52,457§ 51 2 6 6,809 5,681 ■■ 3,167 3,812 , 6,979 Total .. .. .. .. ' .. j £12,937 * Column 8 shows the distribution of the ordinary votes for maintenance, rebuilding, &c, as proposed by the Education Committee, the total being £57,035. Details are given i t Column 9 shows the actual distribution of the amount (,£47,000) of the same votes for the year 1902-3. J Column 10 gives the amounts that would be payable under the proposals of the Committee, omitting item (h), namely, £ 3,713, in Table A and in the item (a) in the same :i per cent., by which £4,072 is saved. § A comparison of the figures in columns 9 and 12 will show that the grants made in 1903-4 were greater, except in five cases, than the grants made in 1902-3. (In five cases addition to the sum proposed to be paid in 1903-4 is entered in column 11. in Table A. table, lower •ing the rate from 34 per cent, to s the grants for each year were the same; the