finance return · 1842
Comparative colonial revenue return for the half-years ended 30 June 1841 and 1842, head by head (customs, spirits, land and town-allotment sales, depasturing licences, court fees), showing a large fall driven by the collapse in land-sale proceeds (from £54,336 to £1,375).
1375 1841 and 1842, respectively, shewing the Increase and Decrease under each head thereof.
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 74, 16 September 1842.
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