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2 34. Recetpts—Under various heads of receipts appears an increase of Rs, 13,944,
3 and a decrease of Ks. 1,491, shewing a total increase of Rs, 12,453. The details aro .—
4 Increases.— Head I—Sale of Timber.—Rs. 3,578. Though the sales of timber were
5 not good, the high and unexpected prices realized for sandalwood account for the
6 increase.
7 Head II.—Sale on Licenses—Rs. 1,466, an item of Rs, 1,546 (seo para 25) is
8 credited here from sale of wood cut on roads and demarcations. Without this the
9 estimates and actuals would almost tally.
10 Head IV.— Permit fees under which cardamom rents are shewn.—Rs, 7,173, being
11 chiefly outstandings of previous years and small items,
12 Head V.— Grazing dues.—Rs. 84. None estimated for, a small sum recovered.
13 Head VI— Minor forest products —Rs. 1,564. Better sales than anticipated.
14 Head VIII—JF ines and forfeitures.—Rs. 79.
15 35. Decreases—Head IX.—Miscellaneous.—Rs. 1,491, a refund of pay amounting
16 to Rs. 9—9—3 was made. An clephant was caught, but dicd, hence no sales under this
17 head.
18 36. Lapenditure—Under A, Conservancy and Working.—wDecreases Rs. 4,833;
19 increases Rs. 347, showing a total decrease of Rs. 4,486. Details:—
20 37. Decreases —Hecead I—Rs. 1,046. Small operations in timber, although more
21 sandal was collected. A payment of Rs. 4,000 for work done last year was also made.
22 See report for 1870—71 (para 21.)
23 Head IT.—Rs. 435, less tools bought than were estimated for.
24 Head IIT.—Rs. 200, no cattle kept. One elephant caught died.
25 Head V.—Rs. 157, smaller charges.
26 Head VII—Rs, 259, work not done owing to press of other work.
27 Head IX.—Rs. 193.
28 Head X—Rs. 2,043; the demarcation work was neglected by Mr. Hunter, and
29 though Mr. Ring on taking charge in Septembor 3871, worked with energy, the lost time
30 could not be recovered. Under this head Rs. 2, 190—2—0 was paid to the sandal
31 k6éti contractor.
32 Increase.—Rs. 347 under head VI, plantations, for work done.
33 38. B—LEstablishments.—Under these a sum of Rs, 11,500 was allotted and Rs.
34 10,267 spent. Under salaries a saving of Rs. 359 owing chiefly to Mr. Ring, the present
35 incumbent, drawing pay during the last seven months of the year atthe rate of Rs. 250 a
36 month instead of Re. 300. Under travelling allowances a saving of Rs. 412 unexpended,
37 and under contingencics, a saving of Rs. 462. The total savings were thus Rs. 1,233.
38 GENERAL REMARRES.
39 CoNTEMPLATED OPERATIONS.
40 39. To collect about 14,000 cubie feet of teak and honne if the stock now in hand
41 finds a ready market. If not, the fellings will be reduced.