The final accounts are presented For the year Revenue Ordinary Expenses Preferred Special For the year Increase £E. m. 'a' is estimated with more caution according to the increase in revenue, as is customary. The matter is not limited to that only, but also increased £E. m. 'a' than it was in 1950 And the sources of increase over the previous year's revenue are as follows: £E. m. and revenues from the allocated funds increased, land revenues (1) ... and revenues from properties £E. m. 1000 /1 10000 £E. m. Total increase (2) Increased 10000 £E. m. than it was in 1957. Unallocated funds and others £E. m. from 10000 £E. m. from the market. This increase is 1/ Tobacco 100 £E. m. However, court fees and facilitation decreased Despite the increase was steady in them for many years, and the revenue from military exemption increased by £E. m. which is a reliable indicator of the financial situation of the farmers. The total revenue of the railway increased. £E. m. 'a' than it was in 1954 And if we calculate the corresponding increase in £E. 501 expenses, the net revenue is "m" corresponds to it, And increased £E. 48, meaning the increase reached 11057 in the year for the railway.

£E. Postal revenues £E. m. But £E. m. of which nominal increase, and its reason is Government departments now pay postage fees for official mail.

£E. m. than it was in 1950. Interest on funds held by the government decreased Because the funds available to the government for lending at interest were less than in 1950.

£E. m. But in 1950, miscellaneous revenues increased. £E. m. This increase arose from the revenues of the Khedivial Schools in the government accounts, and they were not included in them before 1951.

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