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Table F.—Summary of the Receipts and Expenditure and Assets and Liabilities of Education Boards for the Year 1913.
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As at 1st January. Cash Transactions daring Year. Transfers. As at 31st December. No. Name of Account. I Balances. ( incite (3) B. From Government. (4) Reserves Be venae. (5) Receipts. From other Sources. (6) ixpendi !. Debit. (8) Credit. i (9) — | — Balances. (10). Deficits. (Ill Assets. (12) Liabilities. (13) (1) (2) (7) 1 Salaries of teachers (exclusive of secondary departments of district high schools), salaries and allowances of pupil-teachers, and half of the total cost of the training-college staff 2 [ Teachers' house allowances .. 3 Salaries of relieving teachers 4 Free school-books .. ■5 General administration (a.) Incidental expenses of schools (in terms of the Order in Council of ! 13th February, 1911, but exelusive of cost of works paid for out of Government grant ; for maintenance and rebuilding of school buildings and in- j eluded below under that heading) (b.) Conveyance of school-children .. (c.) Board of school-children (d.) Office staff (including Secretary, t Inspectors, &c), salaries and clerical assistance (e.) Office contingencies (/.) Refunds and sundries .. (g.) Boards' offices (new buildings) .. Training colleges and training of teachers — 6 Salaries of staff (half of the total cost) | 7 Allowances for students .. 8 Incidental expenses 9 I Training of teachers (other than at training college) Secondary education — 10 Scholarships —Board's 11 Scholarships —National 12 J Scholarships —Special District high schools — 13 i Salaries of staffs of secondary departments General purposes — 14 (a.) Voluntary contributions and subsidies 15 (6.) Fees from pupils .. 56 i (c.) High School Boards' grants £ s. d. £ s. d. 2,988 6 7 172 9 3 2,909 15 7 3,770 3 9 31,815 3 11 :: :: i 7 8 4 47 19 1 874 19 10 26 11 4 I 1,692 5 9 617 1 1 179 2 7 190 17 0 [ 748 15 4 .. -I J ' 1 £ s. d. 604,928 4 1 £ s. d. 63,487 16 10i £ s. d. 643 4 11 £ s. d. £ s. d. 668,093 18 2 £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. [ £ s. d. £ s. d.| 2,022 18 11 £ s. d. 779 4 0 £ s. d. 607 10 6 17,192 10 3 3,755 14 4 1,838 2 8 99,396 13 5 * 36 13 4 2 2 0 119 8 9 497 0 3 6 19 8 17,158 9 2 4,886 0 1 2,484 0 0 1,585 16 1 46,411 13 11 183 - 9 5 3, 99 0 4 3L 183 9 5 99 0 4 3,060 5 9| 31,704 10 Oj 101 14 10 4,037 19 4 ;,060 5 9 ,704 10 01 410 12 0 76 5 3 176 9 0 1,644 6 11 168 3 10 54 16 11 1,306 2 1 3,518 5 8 •• ... I i 21 1 6 I 5,180 13 5 504 9 0 30,842 3 9 j 7,087 3 1 25,010 1 3 971 6 0 4,593 12 5 9,622 7 9 3,360 4 3 i ! 156- 1 1 1,274 17 8 U 16 8 45 0 0 90 3 5 56 5 0 257 2 0 102 16 8 1,312 10 10 116 4 6 442 3 4i 16,699 10 2 526 13 0 2,785 0 0 7,060 0 7 24,997 6 5 1,159 12 9 99 0 4 4,647 2 6 9,923 13 8 10 0 3,457 15 5 282 7 10 16,248 4 2 100 0 0 ; 2,953 0 4 34 5 5 172 17 9| 420 5 3 4 13 9 55 15 0 j 121 0 Of J 34 10 10 75 10 7 919 6 3 410 3 3 1,936 6 8 714 12 3 149 3 0 128 19 9 r j 355 9 8 .. \ 23 15 0 57 18 0 184 9 1 2,641 17 5 1,960 17 6 784 2 3 44 12 4 45 10 0 197 19 8 12 0 0 100 0 0 23 2 6 78 12 10 14 17 4 674 3 10 38 3 1 34 10 0 220 0 4 16,107 4 9 38 13 6 1,072 14 2 251 1 3 ] 6 9 ..
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