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Act No. 1954 Section 4

Act No. 1954 Section 4

Section 4

SEC. 4. Section one of Act Numbered Sixteen hundred and eighty-eight, entitled "An Act making appropriations for certain public works, permanent improvements, and other purposes of the Insular Government," in so far only as the appropriations of seven hundred and eighty thousand pesos for the construction of a general hospital at Manila, one hundred thousand pesos for the construction of Constabulary barracks and quarters to be allotted by the Secretary of Commerce and Police, three hundred and fifty thousand pesos for the construction of permanent Government storehouses for tin- Buireau of Supply at Manila, and two hundred and fifty thousand pesos for the construction of necessary buildings for the Philippine Medical School, and section one of Act Numbered Seventeen hundred and fiffty, entitled "An Act making appropriation Id reimburse the government of the city of Manila on account of expend ares made in the reconstruction of walls along 'the banks of the Pasig River below the Ayala Bridge," in so far only as the appropriation of the sum of two hundred thousand pesos, this being part of the appropriation therein made for the purposes of said Act, and section one of Act Numbered eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, entitled "An Act making appropriations for certain public works and permanent improvements, and for other purposes," in so far only as to appropriations of one hundred thousand pesos tor the purpose of preparing for the construction of a public building for the use of the Chief Executive, the Philippine Legislature, and the Supreme Court of the Philippines, five hundred thousand pesos for the construction and restoration of irrigation plant and systems, ten thousand pesos for the improvement of the lands of the Government around Sibul Springs, one hundred and fifty thousand pesos for the drilling of artesian wells, thirty thousand pesos for the construction of additional wards for contagious diseases at San Lazaro, eighty-five thousand pesos for the construction and equipment of a quarantine station for animals in the city of Manila, eighteen thousand pesos for the construction of a forage plant and the installation of an artesian well for the Bureau of Agriculture, eleven thousand pesos for additions to the Benguet, Sanitarium, two hundred thousand pesos for the construction of a building for the customs and arrastre system in the capital of Cebu, sixty thousand pesos for a fourth order light on Suluan Island, forty-six thousand pesos being a part of the appropriation for the extension of the river wall on the south bank of the Pasig River and one hundred and ten thousand pesos for the construction of additional river wall and the widening of Muelle Loney at lloilo are hereby repealed: Provided, That the Auditor and Treasurer of the Philippine Islands are hereby authorized and directed, respectively, to audit and disburse out of all unexpended moneys so heretofore appropriated such sum or sums as shall be necessary to carry on and pay the expense necessary to the execution of said projects under any existing contracts therefor until the proceeds of the sale of the bonds as hereinbefore provided shall have been so deposited as aforesaid, immediately whereupon said Auditor and said Treasurer are hereby enjoined and directed to credit, reimburse, and transfer to said appropriations from said deposit such and all sums of money as may have been theretofore so audited and disbursed in carrying on and paying for said construction and all of each thereof, and for the construction and purposes mentioned in this section there is hereby appropriated the proceeds of the bond issue authorized by this Act the of three million pesos.

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