The Development of Rates of Postage: An Historical and Analytical StudySmith, A. D. (Alfred Daniel)
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The Development of Rates of Postage: An Historical and Analytical Study
Smith, A. D. (Alfred Daniel)
Postal rates
£
(a) Salaries, Wages and Allowances 10,538,318
(b) Rent, Rates, Office Fittings, Water, Light and Heating 268,981
(c) Conveyance of Mails (excluding Payments to Foreign and
Colonial Administrations):--
£ £ £
By Rail--
Ordinary Postal Packets 1,292,460
Parcels 1,197,037
--------- 2,489,497
By Road 662,010
" Packet 890,530
--------- 4,042,037
_Less_--
Contributions received towards the cost of Packet
and Mail services _130,335_
--------- 3,911,702
(d) Purchase of Stores and Uniform Clothing 452,065
(e) Manufacture of Stamps, etc. 128,000
(f) Travelling, Law Charges, and Incidental Expenses 180,527
(g) Estimated Rental Value of premises belonging to
the Post Office used for Postal purposes 278,344
(h) Estimated Pension liability for the year 1,169,406
Amount expended by other Government Departments in
respect of various services rendered, viz.:--
£
(i) Maintenance and Repair of Buildings 160,200
(j) Rates on Government Property 95,676
(k) Issue of Postage Stamps 22,193
(l) Stationery, Printing, etc. 112,308
(m) Cost of Audit (Exchequer and Audit Department) 3,612
------- 393,989
(n) Net Revenue contribution to the Exchequer
for the year 6,143,459
-----------
£23,464,791
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--_Annual Report of the Postmaster-General_, 1913-14, Appx. N, p. 92.
TABLE C
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURE, SUMMARIZED AND ADJUSTED.
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