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!Estimated Outlay _ % i And Income for 1933 i ary) for Ontario in the present fiscal year was presented to the On-- tario Legislature yesterday by Premier George S. Henry, who delivered the Budget address for the Provincial Treasurer, Hon. Edward A. Dunlop, who is ill. The letter "x" in the out-- side column denotes an increase as compared with the previous year; otherwise the totals denote a decrease. EXPENDITURE. Estimate Increase or 1933 Decrease Lieut.--Governor ...$ 7000 $ x3,000 Prime Minister .. 333,000 x152,000 Legisiation ........ 315,000 36,000 Attorney--General . 2,482,000 101,000 m~stancte ......... 66,000 Education ........ 10,525,000 1,223,000 Lands and Forests. 1,147,000 702,000 North,. Development 1,156,000 994,000 Mines ...........}. 340,000 4,000 CGame and Fish=e _ _ _ e id Public Works .... 707,000 Highways ......... 3,115,000 Health-- Public Health .. 967,000 Hospitals ......-- 3,243,000 L&bOt .............. 318,000 Welfare-- Children's Aid .. 538,000 Old Age Pensions 1,560,000 Miothers® ~Allow-- _ ___ Miscellaneous ... . Provincial Treasurer-- Statutory--Super-- annuation funds, Provincial Auditor. Provincial Secretary Secretary's Office Reformatories ... Agriculiture ........ Miscellaneous ..... Public Debt Charges-- Expenditure--ecx-- cluding special expenditure ...$52,085,000 $# 312,000 Add-- Special Expenditure-- Refund of tines-- City Of TOl'Ol'ltO a 6 a 4# # # m 357,m Old age pensions --Adjustment lml aa w e w e e s# # # a % # # # # # 4 567.(m 'Unemplognent . relie'-- h'ect # a% «e # 4# 4# m.m Exchange on U.S. uds ......... 1,200,000 1,130,000 Prime Minister---- % Water rentals ..$ 234,000 Miscellanceous ... 30,000 Legislation ........ 22,000 Attorney--General ---- Enes. teces. tetc <% 460,000 uor Control goud---Prom.s. 5,500,000 Insurance ......... 173,000 Rducation |........ 9,000 Lands and Porests. 1,218,000 NMack .......l}.}.: §11,000 Game and Fisherics $54,000 Public Works ..... 37,000 j Highways-- _ Motor vehicles . 7,245,000 Gasoline tax .... 11,100,000 _ Miscellaneous ... 115,000 Health-- Public Health Hcespitals ........ 5,000 public Welfare .... 1,000 P BOEersernrreraris aa11l... 1Provtncm Treas-- urer-- | Dominion subsidy 2,941,000 Succession duty . 8,500,000 | .Corporation tax . 7,700,000 _ Amusements, Pme x--Increase. Note--Above expenditure figures of each department, before deduction of salary assessment, for comparative pur-- poses. REVENUE. Esxtimate Increase or 1933 Decrease ' X--Increase. Note--Salary assessment 1932, $223,000, | deducted from expenditure of each de-- \ partment. CE «x acklrrrrs 1 150,000 Land transfer ... 250,000 Law stamps .... 375,000 Liquor permit 'm l.'ll..."' 550.(m Miscellancous ... 107,000 Provincial Secretary-- Companies a n d Registrar -- Gen-- Wal............ 427,000 Reformatories ... 22,000 Stationery lccqunt.. kArttr+ir Excluding interest.$49,565,000 Interest ........... 193,000 Total--excluding debt charges .$34,950,000 Interest, discount. @tCc. ...........$17,135,000 x$3,579,000 Total revenue . Salary assessment _ theatres, etc. . pomestic wines' CHCLK ......... 1,000,000 $53,285,000 $3,174,000 $50,333,000 $49,758,000 575,000 655,000 450,000 107,000 126,000 740,000 153,000 200,000 of $3.891,000 x6,000 766,000 x172,000 x119.000 x115,000 150,000 x2,363,000 211,000 $4,405,000 12,000 417,000 | "xasz.ooo 1 $4,065,000 3,160,000 x62,000 1,101,000 x135,000 x12,000 x29,000 289,000 389,000 132,000 1,249,000 %85,000 196,000 95,000 x18,000 8,000 16,000 x1,000 x1,000 10,000 18,000 2.000 | Interest, discount, etc., on public debt charges run to the high figure of one--third of the ordinary expenditures for 1932 and 1933. Last year they totalled $13,556,000, and the estimate for 1933 is set at $17,135,000. Expenditure Totals. The total of ordinary expenditures for the year ended Oct. 31, 1332, is $56,236,031.32, and the ordinary rev-- enue $54,175,233.01. A financing feature of the 1932 Budget is seen in the funding of four-- fifths of the direct relief cost ($3.-- 230,000), but for 1933 the Government intends to go further and charge the entire amount to capital, an estimate for which, $7,200,000, is set up in the capital forecast. The only offset seen in the capital revenue estimates is an amount of $550,000. The only tax added to bring more | money into the Treasury is that of A | 10 per cent. surcharge on succession | duties, and it is hoped by the Gov-- | ernment that this and large death dues will increase this form of income by $2,363,000. Three great drops in | other estimated revenues, however, cut | derply into this added estimate; they | are: Liquor profits, $3,760,000; lands | and forests (timber, etc.), $1,101,000; | and gasoline tax, $1,240,000. | The Province of Ontario operated at a Geficit of $2,060,798.31 for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1932, and will face a further deficit, estimated at $2,952,000, when the present finan-- clal year ends, an analysis of the Budget brought down yesterday by Premier Henry reveals The gross public debt of the Province increased during the past fiscal year by $53,-- 751,892, and is now placed at $572,-- 318,393.01. Efforts at retrmenchment by the Henry Government failed to keep pace with the loss of revenue last year and, although it presents an estimated net departmental saving in ordinary ex-- penditures for 1933 of $3,891,000, the total net revenue expected for this year is down by $4,065,000. Succession Duties Surcharge. The larger expenditures included debt charges, $13,556,246.88; education, $11,720,718.28; Health Department (mainly hospitals), $5,870,270.53; high-- ways, $3,865,847.02, and Public Wel-- fare (mainly old age pensions and mothers' allowances), $3,613.378.68. Other expenditures by departments or special accounts were: Lieutenant-- Governor, $3,630 (part year); Premier, $177,574; Iegislation, $350,675; Attor-- ney--General, $2,550,481; Insurance, $64,537; Lands and Forests, $1,835,078; Northern Development, $2,147,322; Mines, $338,238; Game and FPisheries, $562,093 ; Public Works, $693,034;, Labor, $315,440; Provincial Treasurer, $973,979; Auditor, $113,022; Provincial Secretary, $9314.488; Agriculture, $2,-- N17,618; miscellancous, $589,409; re-- fund, City of Toronto fines, $356,890; direct relief (ons--fifth), $808,470; ad-- justment with Federal Government on old--age pensions, $567,120; and ex-- change on United States funds, $2,330,463. Statement of Revenues. COSTS OF RELIEF CAPITAL CHARGE The total of capital and loans and special funds, estimated for 1933 by dopartments and services, was $28,-- 877,000. Capital--Education, $632,-- 000; Lands and Forests, $405,000; Northern Development, $940,000 ; Mines, $2,000; Game and Fisheries, $35,000;: Public Works, $820,000; Highways, $1,980,000; miscellaneous, $49,000; unemployment relief (direct), $7,200,000; board and settlers' camps, $2,336,000, for a total proposed capital outlay of $14,399,000. . _ . _ The loans and special funds total $14,478,000, and are as follows: Hydro-- Flectric Power advances, $3,040,000; agriculture, drainage and other funds, $9,391,000; old--age pensions and mothers' allowances, chargeable to Ottawa and municipalities, $1,425,-- 000; Public Service Superannuation Fund, payments $550,000; other funds, repayments $72,000. Some of the large revenue--produc-- ing dGdepartments, with the amounts received, wore: Highways, $19,835,456; Provincial Treasurer, $19,665,423; At-- torney--General, $9,736,067; Lands and Forests, $2,318,922; Mines, $775,841; and Game and Fisheries, $613,784. March 24 h¥ e waa o _ CCpARCCIEVY EO Ty® 000; Mines, $11,000: Game and Fish-- eries, $15,000; Public Works, $5,000; miscellaneous, $4,000--all for a total of $172,000. Loans and special funds made up of repayments and certain deposits are estimated at $7,429,000, and are as follows: Hydro, $3,030,000; housing, drainage and other loans, $997,000; old--age pensions and mothers' allow-- ances, $1,375,000; superannuation fund, $1,125,000; other special funds, $370,000; unemployment relief (di-- rect), $532.000, isiimated receipts, which may be credited to capital account, are as £oll{ow:s:. Northern Development, $137,-- ; Supplementaries ; Cut to $1,106,055| 1932 «deficit ............. $ 2,0060,798.31 1933 deficit (estimated). 2,952,000.00 Gross Provincial dGebt .. 572,318.393.01 Provincial debt increase 53,751,.892 .30 Estimated economy -- tor Government depart-- ments for 1933 ........ 3,891,000.00 Estimated net loss in revenue for 1933 ..... 4,065,000.00 Largest single estimated revenue loss for 1933 is in liquor profits..... 3,.760,000.00 Direct relief, previously charged one--fifth to Current Account, four-- fifths of 1932 charge and all of 1933 to be charged to Capital ACConnt °.....::..146% «s 7,200,000 .00 B o a r d and settlers' camps charged to Capi-- tal Account 1933 ..... 2,336,000.00 No new taxation, except-- ing 10 p.c surtax on successiv.; d u t ies. which partly accounts for estimated increase in this revenue of .... 2.363.000.00 -- shot back Hon. Harry C. Nixon, referring to the deductions shown against the amounts already voted. "We will go into that blatneondatiintdudte. t d \l'\l'\l.\.l\l'\l)\l'\l" 4 mier Henry. "If it had not been for the $1,225,000 asked for Hydro advances to various sy5s-- tems, there would have been no supplementary estimates at all." "It."s_ 'only window--dressing," The Supplementary Estimates to the amounts already voted for 1933 call for a net additional vote of $1,106,055, as against $5,366,-- 168 for 1932, according to the statements tabled in the Ontario Legislature yesterday. "I think it is unique in all the history of the Province that we should ask for such a small sup-- plementery estimate," said Pre-- l\.'\"\l'\..\.O\.'\l.\l'\l'\"\'!\' l.\l'\l~~~~~.\-'~~~'. T L~~'\l.\.~.\'~~'\l~~\ Budset Highlights