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8. Passport Rocoipto Rs. 10,000/-.
A large number of new Boh rain passporto were
iooued during the second half of 1363 Wiich raiood the
income from thie1 eouroe above the normal amount.
9. Judicial Receipt a Rs.20,000/-.
Important civil caoco arc more and more infrequent,
poaoibly owing to the prooperity in the country and
fewer fines were collected in 1363 than in 1362. Judiolal
Recoipto aro estimated at Ro. 13,000/- leer, than wao
collected in 1363.
10. Bridge Tolla. Rs. 20,000/-.
The possibility of a revision in the scale of
charges for military vehicles has been taken into
account in estimating this revenue at Rs. 26,000/fr
loss than the actuals of 1363.
Miscellaneous.
Under the heading in 1363 was included the pries
obtained by Bale of some cattle belonging to the
Government sale of some surplus Police rations to the
Pood control Department and a sum of Rs. 56,000/-
refunded to the Bahrain Government from the Pood
Control Department against a loss amounting to this
sum which was sustained in 1362.
Expenditure.

1. Allowances to the Ruling Family - Rs. 13,20,000/-.
This expenditure comprises one third af the
estimated oil royalty and the Civil List, whioh is a
fixed amount. Pensions are th own separately as the
pernono who recoivo paymaito under "Pensions/1 are not
members of the Ruling Family.
2. State Departments Rs. 3,03,000/-.
In the estimates for Customs and Land Departnents
provision has been made for some additional staff.
3. Judicial Rs. 96 ,000/-.
Provision has been made for two additional Kadis
to fill vacancies in the Shera Courts.
4* Education Rs. 4,19,000/-.
There is an Increase of approximately one lakh in
the oost of Ecucation. In the boyfe' schools provision
has been made for the pay of the new Egyptian teachers
for twelve months as well as for higher rates in pay
to manyi.of tho local teachoro. The second primary
ochool which startod in Manama last year was not open
A »n*i n rr ’ffhclc yC5T, tho CCot wf. thief In nuw illduuea
in the Budget. In the girls* schools some new Syrian
teachers have been omployed and a new school started in
Manama. The cost-of books and materials has increased
considerably and a second religious school, under the
direction of the Sunni Kadis-has been opened.