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  • Contents
  • Acknowledgements
  • Foreword
  • The Beginnings
  • A Bright New Day
  • The Gold Rushes
  • Geoffrey Eagar
  • Appropriations and the Governor's Warrant
  • Accommodation for the Colonial Treasury
  • Official Enquiries
  • Loan Liability 1842-1892
  • Federation and Common Fiscal Policy
  • The Professionalism of the Treasury Officer
  • The Permanent Head of the Treasury
  • The Twentieth Century A Focus on Reform
  • Treasury at War World War II
  • From Telephone Exchange to Cyberspace 1965-2000
  • Initiatives for Reform, Neville Wran - Michael Egan
  • The Future for the NSW Treasury
  • Budget Night 1946
  • A Personal Vignette - Norm McPhee's Story
  • Treasury at War: Enlisted Officers
  • Roll Call of NSW Treasury Officers
  • Treasurers of NSW
  • Secretaries of Treasury
Budget Night 1946
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Budget Night 1946

The 30th June has in modern times been a significant day for the Treasury; all the books written up, a final balance accomplished and a Budget result realised. It was the custom in those years for a dozen or so Treasury officers to gather at the First and Last Hotel at Circular Quay during the tea break and before the hotel closed at six o'clock. Dave Murray would shout a tot of rum all round and Bill Henry and Josh Trimmer sent out to buy hot pies for all to share.

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