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The Royal Commission Appendix 8

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Statement of Approximate Expenditure From Police Contingent

VOTES, JULY 1878 TO JUNE 1881.

 

Ordinary district Expenditure,
North Eastern district

Expenditure incurred in the search for the Outlaws

 

£ s. d

£ s. d

1878-July

536 18 7

 

August

616 15 6

 

September

501 2 8

 

October

388 2 2

343 11 4

November

572 3 2

2,515 12 3

December

690 8 11

2,197 16 10

1879 January

750 4 11

1,748 8 11

February

564 13 1

1,866 14 8

March

710 7 1

2,296 18 1

April

579 8 6

1,433 13 0

May

760 19 7

1,342 15 6

June

658 4 1

1,180 2 7

July

723 7 0

1,047 0 6

August

616 15 6

1,057 13 6

September

641 14 8

707 2 10

October

509 16 6

860 4 6

November

486 1 3

358 0 1

December

563 1 6

497 3 6

1880-January

614 6 0

440 0 1

February

437 8 10

474 0 6

March

659 3 11

514 1 2

April

503 8 10

312 7 2

May

519 19 1

357 0 4

June

514 11 11

685 9 5

July

544 18 7

 

August

623 15 6

 

September

508 2 8

 

October

388 2 2

 

November

895 2 7

 

December

505 2 7

 

1881—January

521 10 11

 

February

352 16 4

 

March

650 5 4

 

April

413 16 1

 

May

474 19 4

 

June

512 8 3

 

H. M. CHOMLEY,
Acting Commissioner Police.
24/9/81.

MEMORANDUM SHOWING THE EXPENSES INCURRED BY EMPLOYMENT OF DETACHMENTS OF THE VICTORIAN ARTILLERY CORPS IN THE NORTH EASTERN DISTRICT IN CONNECTION WITH THE “KELLY AFFAIR,” BETWEEN THE 15TH DECEMBER 1878 AND 5TH JANUARY 1880.

DETACHMENTS FURNISHED.

At Seymour

7 men

15th December 1878

to 10th July 1879

Avenel

7 “

to 18 th

Euroa

8 “

to 3rd January 1880

Violet Town

8 “

Chiltern

8 “

to 7th July 1879

Wangaratta

8 “

Wodonga

8 “

Beechworth

13 “

3rd January 1879

to 11th May 1879

Shepparton

8 “

8th March 1879

to 5th January 1880

The total average being equal to 75 men for 248 days.

The cost of an artilleryman maintained in barracks in Melbourne, including rations, uniform, kits, &c., for some years past, amounted to about £86 per annum,

The cost of the 75 men for 242 days, therefore, at head-quarters rate, amounts to... £4,276

Additional allowance to the men of 9d. each per day ......... £680
Extra allowance for uniform, kits, incidentals, &c. ......... 630
Railway transport .................. 1,460
Total charges to the Military Votes ...... ... £5,736

As the men would have to be maintained at head-quarters, if not employed on the above duty, at a cost of £4,276;
the extra cost to the Government of the detachments employed appears to be £1,460.

ROB. REDE,
Lieut. –Colonel Comg. L. Forces.
6th Oct. 1881.

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