40 -The Financial Advisor elaborated on the fluctuations of these revenues, and I have quoted his words to this effect in what has been presented. Actual expenditures exceeded the budgeted amount by £990,000 G.M. Cairo in the following table: Ordinary Expenditures Special Expenditures Total G.M. G.M. G.M. 1069000 721000 1069000 10563000 16444000 10563000 Actual Expenditures Budget Estimate 4 - Budget for the year 1914-1915 The Financial Advisor explained in his memorandum the change that occurred in the new budget. He said: "The expenditures for the year 1914-1915 were estimated at £18,172,000 G.M., and the revenues were estimated at the same amount. The revenues include an amount of £574,000 G.M. taken from the reserve, as previously mentioned. This estimate of revenues and expenditures cannot be compared with the estimate for the year 1913 due to the fundamental change in the budget's format. "It is easier to compare revenues if their headings are compared with their equivalents in the 1913 budget and also with the actual revenues from each of them in that year, as follows: