From this table, it is seen that the estimated revenue for the year 1914-1915 is much higher than the estimated revenue for 1913, which was greatly underestimated. However, it does not exceed the actual revenue for 1913 by more than £E 219,384.

"This increase is apparent, and some matters in the accounts must be adjusted to reach a correct comparison as follows: £E Extraordinary revenues previously added to reserves 200,000 These are now included in the budget. Interest on bonds and miscellaneous revenues previously added to 120,000 reserves, these are now included in miscellaneous revenues. Difference between the total revenues of the Domaine and its net revenues (in 1913, only net revenue was included, but in 1914-1915, the total revenue of this department was included in the revenue section) Apparent increase in Post and Telegraph revenues resulting from 46,000 66,000 the inclusion of some expenses in general expenses which were previously deducted from revenues.

Deduct Apparent decrease resulting from the cancellation of what departments used to pay for: £E Post expenses 35,000 Customs duties 75,000 Printing expenses 150,000 Net apparent increase 11,000