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["Appendix A.

AUCKLAND. General Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for the Year ending 31st December, 1916.

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF EDUCATION BOARDS.

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Note. —The Auditor's certificate does not cover columns (11) and (12). The figures in those col urrms have been aided to the statement by tire Education De] ment from returns supplied by Education Boards. ! 1 No. Name of Account. Balances. (2) As at 1st January. Deficits. Reci From Government. (*) Cash Trans act ion.* during Year. Receipts. leiptE ts. From other Sources. (5) Expenditure. («) Debit. (7) Transfers. Credit. (8) Balance.,. (9) I Deficits. (10) As at 31st December. Assets (11) Liabilities. I (12) I (1) General Account. £ s. d. £ tS. d. 1 Receipts from 5s. capitation and other sources mentioned in section 33, subsection (2), of the Education Act, 1914, expended on — (a.) Office staff (including Secretary, &c.), salaries and clerical assistance [ .„ o„a n in (6.) Office contingencies . . .. [ ' (c.) Refunds and sundries .. • - J Special Accounts. 2 S Salaries of primary-school teachers (including .. 120 18 4 : two-fifths of the total cost of the trainingcollege staff) 3 i Salaries of relieving teachers .. .. .. 2,226 9 0; 4 i School and class libraries —Government 712 0 8 capitation grant 5 ( Conveyance and board of school-children 6 i Incidental expenses of schools 7 j Contributions and subsidies for public-school 51 18 6 purposes (excluding contributions and subsidies for manual instruction) 8 Training college — (ex.) Salaries of staff (three-fifths of the total cost) (6. > Special instructors and associated , 88 " 9 teachers (c.) Allowances and fees of students (d.) Incidental expenses .. 9 Training classes for teachers (other than .. 150 2 3 students at training college) Scholarships — 10 Board's .. .. .. 672 10 0 11 National .. .. .. 435 14 9 District high schools — 13 Salaries of staffs of secondary departments 13 0 3 .. 14 General purposes —Out of fees from pupils £ s. d. 11.776 6 4 241.460 19 10 1,156 12 7i 913 7 9 13.509 19 3 123 14 4 3,038 2 9 6.633 19 7 944 16 3 1.955 0 0 2,017 11 1 2.730 0 0 £ s. d.t f 58 4 9<j ■■ 269 9 11. 34 0 6 j £ s. d. £ s. dJ £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. * 3.466 2 70 j 2 825 8 V f U ° 6 1 ' 462 12 5 22.797 1 7 ! 141 7 9 J 241.386 19 2 .. .. 46 17 8 1,413 7 7 .. .. .. 2.483 4 0 78 7 7 .. .. 633 13 1 913 7 9 14,972 11 8 1.462 12 5 204 15 6 .. .. 240 7 3 3.027 4 6 309)5 °\\ .. .. .. 462 I 6 6,647 2 1 | 218 10 0^ 688 3 3 .. . . 106 10 9 1.698 6 8 .. .. .. 415 16 8 2,125 4 0' .. .. .. 543 7 8 2.744 I II .. .. .. 118 34 0 6 £ s. d. 46 17 ffl 267 9 3 462 1 6 200 0 0 415 16 S 543 7 8 1 1 8 £ s. .1. 142 8 6 12 17 11 633 13 1 267 9 3 50 0 0 250 0 0 9 lu 11 13 14

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