The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-02-24
RECEIPTS.

19O2--current account:
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand July !, 1901. Lo'sot'"U w
TAX Bureau ..........'. l,ooo'Iu = =, :,
Treasury Collections 2Z3'ooo's >
Public Instruction ....... o'zlo'Io
Harbor Master Honolulu u l'Ooo'
Public Works Office e. 49,. l2S'oo,to
Other Realizations 'oo''oV'S4
s2,74S, 1921
EXPENDITURES
Expenditures (total being
warrants issued by Aud
iting Department, .SZ,ZoS'l 'loo'1o
Warrants outstanding July
va 1ooI . l76,i95.A5
Total - -S2,3s4 ,G94.27
Less warrants outstanding
June 80, 1902 =. ......... 29b'zho'
balance being amounts Of
wants paid by Treas
ury :, =, ''''SE'Vo''i'''''
Cash disbursements by
Treasury other than by ooo 40
warrants ''''''.''''''
Cash disbursements .....$2,262,oao'aS
Cash on hand June 30, 19O2.s 2s7,1al.So
LOAN FUND ACCOUNT.
Cash on hand July 1, 1901 ..... .$loO1I
Outstanding warrants paid 6322
Cash on hand June 30. 1902 IS s6.95
From this statement the following
appears:
Actual current revenues Tor
the year ending June 30,
1907 'S-,f'o'i'-'oi
Actual current expenses IN
Guiding outstanding war
rants Of the same year 2,3S2,96s.so
The following statement is made
from the Treasurer report for the last
six months of 1902:
Revenues .............s2,2 ,255 ,29S.56
Cash on hand July l, 1902. 2sI l3l'5o
Interest on bonds returned
by United States govern
ment .......... 100000
Hawaiian Treasury Note 100 5,ooo.oo
Loan Fund balance trans
ferred 10 current account S6.95
Actual current revenues 81 ,723,OSO.3l
For the first six months of the pres
ent year the probable actual current
revenue as estimated by the Auditor
will be S606, ,430, and for the last six
months of 1903, SLIPS, ,430, making a
total estimated current revenue for the
present year of s2,SS5 $50.
From these various statements 1t Is
safe to estimate our actual current rev.
enues for the coming biennial period
upon the basis of our present revenue
laws, at not over s5,00O,000.
Although from this showing the ex-
penditures for the first year Of the
present biennial period have been with
in the actual current revenues, the rev.
enues for the period will be insufficient
for fully carrying out the appropria-
tions for current expenses amounting
IN the aggregate to s5,732, ,i63.69. Es-
timating the actual current revenues
for the last six months of the present
biennial period at s66, ,430, the revenues
for the entire present biennial period
will be 81 ,S02 ,6S3.l2. which is 1929 7S0 81
less than the aggregate appropriations
for current expenses.
The past year has not been a very
prosperous one for the producers OF the
main staple OF the Territory Oui
general prosperity is SO intimately con
nected with that OF the sugar planta'
lions that every opportunity of success,
not inconsistent with other and NOR,
paramount interests OF the body poll
fip ahoull ha afforded tham
The recent depression, however. II
sugar production, should forcibly re
mind us OF the vital importance 10 tn
Territory Of the development Of pro
ductiys enterprises In other lines.
.s not 10 be doubted that the phenome
nal proht Of sugar production In thes
Islands In the past, has had powerful
'y represslye influence upon an othe
productive enterprises. The lessenin
II such profit will therefore have n
compensation In the inevitable tender
~ toward a revival Of such 9th,
enterprises ana the government shoul
stimulate such tendency whenever
may ieglilmaiely do so
The ways aDd means in which th
may be done by promoting agrlru
liral oilpElion ana the work of n
nfrlmeni stations hy promoting n
settlement ~ The publir lands by m,
Nh0 Viii make their permanent hOm
on thelr farms, and w making IA po
slbls fof such farmers 10 Foi iholf pro
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