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BUDGET —continued. Financial Statement—continued. Debt, public, 8.-6, 8. Domicile, 8.-6, 9. Further conversion foreshadowed, 8.-6, 10. London conversions, 8.-6, 10. Long-term debt redemptions, 8.-6, 9. New Zealand conversions, 8.-6, 10. Reduced borrowing, 8.-6, 9. Summary, 8.-6, 9. Economic conditions, improving, 8.-6, 4. Executive Commission of Agriculture, 8.-6, 3. Exchange-rates, 8.-6, 5, 7, 20. Expenditure, capital— Hydro-electric works, 8.-6, 13. Irrigation, 8.-6, 12. Lands : Improvement, 8.-6, 12. Loan programme : Summary, 8.-6, 13. Main highways, 8.-6, 12. Public works, 8.-6, 11. Borrowing policy, B--6, 12. Programme, 8.-6J3. Public buildings, 8.-6, 12. Roading, 8.—6, 12. Expenditure, estimated— Annual votes, 8.-6, 21. Debt services, 8.-6, 20. Exchange, 8.-6, 20. Highways, 8.-6, 20. Impetus to trade, 8.-6, 21. Increases in other votes, 8.-6, 21. Main estimates, 8.-6, 21. Other special Acts, 8.-6, 20. Pension — Increase, 8.-6, 21. Old-age : Restoration, 8.-6, 21. Soldiers' widows', 8.-6, 21. War, 8.~6, 21. War veterans', 8.-6, 21. Widows' and miners', 8.-6, 21. Permanent appropriations, 8.-6, 21. Public Service, regrading, 8.-6, 21. Salaries and wages : Increase, 8.-6, 21. Social Services, 8.-6, 21. Superannuation funds, 8.-6, 20. Great Britain : Recovery, 8.-6, 1. Housing problems, 8.-6, 5. Interest: Concessions to ex State mortgagors, 8.-6, 3. Land-development, 8.-6, 14. Finance, 8.-6, 15. Native, 8.-6, 14. Progress recorded, 8.-6, 14. Small-farm settlement— Board, 8.-6, 15. Scheme, 8.-6, 15. Share milkers' cottage scheme, 8.-6, 15. Summary of results, 8.-6, 16. Local bodies— Loan conversions, 8.-6, 10. Progress of conversion, 8.-6, 11. Manufacturers, co-operation among, 8.-6, 4. Markets, overseas, new, 8.-6, 4. Milk for children, 8.-6, 6. Mortgage Corporation of New Zealand, 8.-6, 3. Mortgagors' relief, 8.-6, 3. Motor-cars, British : Assembly in New Zealand, 8.-6, 4. National superannuation and health insurance, 8.-6, 6. Position : Summary— Budget surplus, 8.-6, 22. Conclusion, 8.-6, 22. Expenditure, 8.-6, 22. Revenue (taxation), 8.-6, 22. Post and Telegraph concessions— Other charges, 8.-6, 19. Telegraph charges, 8.-6, 18. Toll charges, 8.-6, 18. Primary production, 8.-6, 2. Costs and income, disparity between, bridged, 8.-6, 3. Costs : Reduction, 8.-6, 2. Dairy-produce, 8.-6, 1. Meat — Discussions in London and meat agreement, 8.-6, 2. Marketing, 8.-6, 1. Prices, export, 8.-6, 1. Wool, 8.-6, 1. Public accounts— Exchange, 8.-6, 7. Expenditure, 8.-6, 7. Interest receipts, 8.-6, 6. Other receipts, 8.-6, 7. Revenue, 8.-6, 6. Taxation, 8.-6, 6.

BUDGET—continued. Financial Statement—continued. Treasury bills, 8.-6, 8. Unemployment, 8.-6, 16. Building subsidy, 8.-6, 17. Engineering trades : Assistance, 8.-6,17. Expenditure, 8.-6, 18. Finance, 8.-6, 17. Gold-mining : Revival, 8.-6, 16. New industries : Assistance, 8.-6, 16. Pay : Standard rates, 8.-6, 16. Revenue, estimated, 1935-36, 8.-6, 17. Taxation, 8.-6, 5, 18. Year's operation— Budget stability : Recovery, 8.-6, 7. Revenue and expenditure : Summary, 8.-6, 7. TablesTable No. 3 : Revenue for the year ended 31st March, 1933, compared with the year ended 31st March, 1934, 8.-6, ii. Table No. 4: Comparative statement of the estimated and actual revenue of the Consolidated Fund (Ordinary Revenue Account) for the financial year ended 31st March, 1935, 8.-6, iii. Table No. 5 : Estimated revenue for 1935-36, compared with the actual revenue for 8.-6, iv. Table No. 6 : Stamp and death duty revenue for the year ended 31st March, 1935, compared with the year ended 31st March, 1934, 8.-6, iv. Table No. 7 : Statement of the Customs duties collected for compared with 1933-34, 8.-6, v. Table No. 8 : Statement of the actual net expenditure of the Consolidated Fund (Ordinary Revenue Account) for the financial year ended 31st March, 1935, compared with the year ended 31st March, 1934, 8.-6, v. Table No. 9 : Comparative statement of the appropriated and actual expenditure of the Consolidated Fund (Ordinary Revenue Account) for the financial year ended 31st March, 1935, 8.-6, vii. Table No. 10 : Estimated net expenditure for 1935-36, compared with the actual net expenditure for 1934-35. 8.-6, ix. Table No. 11 : Public Works Fund—Statement showing net expenditure under appropriations for the year ended 31st March, 1935, compared with the year ended 31st March, 1934, 8.-6, x. Table No. 12 : Statement showing the total ways and means of the Public Works Fund (General Purposes Account) and the total net expenditure to 31st March, 1935, 8.-6, xi. Table No. 13 : Statement showing the amount charged to " unauthorized " in each financial year from Ist April, 1924, to 31st March, 1935, 8.-6, xii. Table No. 14 : Statement showing the available financial resources of the various accounts on the 31st March, 1935, as compared with the 31st March, 1934, 8.-6, xiii. Table No. 15 : Statement of amounts paid on account of pensions for the financial years ended 31st March, from 1931 to 1935, 8.-6, xiii. Table No. 16 : Education expenditure—Total expenditure on education out of public funds since 1913-14, 8.-6, xiv. Table No. 17 : State balance-sheet as at 31st March, 1934, 8.-6, xv. Table No. 18 : Statement of half-yearly instalments of principal and interest for repayment of debt funded with Imperial Government, 8.-6, xvi. Table No. 19 : Statement showing maturity dates and domicile of debt outstanding as at 31st March, 1935, 8.-6, xvii. Table No. 20 : Statement showing values of imports and exports of the dominion in each financial year ended 31st March, from 1930 to 1935, 8.-6, xviii. Table No. 21 : Table showing improvement in economic conditions, 8.-6, xviii. Copy of prospectus of 1934 : London loan, 8.-6, xix. Copy of prospectus of Mortgage Corporation of New Zealand, 8.-6, xxi. BUILDING TRADE — Unemployment Subsidy : Budget Statement, 8.-6, 17. CHARITABLE FUNDS. See under PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. CHEVIOT ESTATE— Balance-sheet and statement of accounts for the year 1934-35, 8.-l [Pt. IV], 53. CHILD WELFARE. See under EDUCATION. CIVIL LIST ACT, 1920— Permanent appropriations under special Acti? of the Legislature : Abstract, 8.-l [Pt. I], 49.

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