REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.
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45,990,018/., thus giving a small surplus, doubtful, however, of realisation.
In the financial estimates of recent years the revenue calculated upon almost invariably proved above the actual receipts, while the estimated expenditure was exceeded by the actual disbursements. The chief branches of public income and expenditure are shown in the following tables, giving an abstract of the official budget for the year ending December 31, 18G8 : —
Estimates of Eevextie for 1868.
Land and house taxes
Income tax
Assessed taxes
Succession and registration duties
Customs
Consumption duties
Monopolies
Lottery
State property
Post Office and other public services
Eepayments and other receipts .
Ordinary revenue Extraordinary receipts
Total estimated revenue .
Total actual receipts
Estimates of Expenditure for 1868
Lire
158,622,295 72,843,771 3,567,000 81,777,770 77,660,000 62,868,526
162,800,000 60,000,000 19.073.836 31.(379,562 35,701,554
766,591,315 13,293,706
779.888,020
31,155,521
£ 29,320,000
Ordinary
Extraordinary
Total
Lire
Lire
Lire
Interest of debt, pensions, gua-
rantees, civil list, Parliament
520,672,720
14,931,389
535,604,109
Collection of revenue, manage-
ment of debt
99,876,127
5,000,807
105.876,934
Justice and Public Worship
j 29,612,036
1,815,129
31.427,165
Foreign Affairs
4,717,310
105,972
4,823,2S2
Public Instruction
15,250.992
276,401
15,527,393
Interior
43,145,238
2,584.785
45,730.023
Public Works .
38,213.200
18,783,704
56,996.904
War ....
147,316,360
14,885,740
162,202,100
Marine ....
27,853,421
7,274,767
35,128,189
Agriculture, Industry, and Com
merce .... Total estimated expenditure
4,006,794
1,642,248
5,649,043
930,664,501
67,300,946
997,965,447
£ 37,226,580
2,692,038
39,918,618
