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1PAGE.

/ Taxes, Duties, and Other Sources of Revenue 2- Fees

3 Revenue and Expenditure

•£/ Comparative Yearly Statements of Revenue and Expenditure Recapitulation of Expenditure, shewing Personal Emoluments

G Assets and Liabilities "p Public Debt ...<f Municipalities and other Local Bodies : Military Expenditure—Militia , Public Works *

Legislation—Laws, Proclamations, &c.Political Franchise ...

. Council and Assembly " Civil Establishment ...

Officers who have given Security for the Discharge of their Duties Pensions Foreign Consuls Population and Vital Statistics

' Miscellaneous Numerical Returns Ecclesiastical Return Education, Newspapers, and Reviews

•' Currency, Banking, Weights and Measures ... pj Imports and Exports...

Shipping

Agricultural, Cultivated and Uncultivated Lands, Wages, &c.TCManufactures, Mines, and Fisheries ...

Grants of Land p^f Gaols and Prisoners...^Criminal Statistics ...

Hospitals

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v'^Charitable and Literary Institutions ^Meteorological Observations

•JtjfSavings Banks and Friendly Societies Government Houses ...Railways, Canals, Roads, Telegraphs, and Telephones

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TAXES, DUTIES, FEES,

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SPECIFIED UNDER THE RESPECTIVE LAWS OR AUTHORITIES UNDERWHICH THEY ARE DERIVED.

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Insert a detailed Account of all the Taxes and Duties collected within your Government; specifying the several Authorities under which the same have been levied, whether by Act of Parliament, by Order of the King in Council, by Act of the Colonial Legislature, or by other Authority of whatever description.

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Table of Gxenntions Ôontinr.ed)Ignort l>atr.Jtothority - Ordinance.Cl;-rT10:2 IXrxn •

Ars y nr1d£ £r able of Gnecifie Entries &Curtoas Isarvorts s- and

rtaty raid,

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% "T-:"*raX Eonnrtonntr>Military undGie Governor,‘To • 1 of 1900.£'ooi" -3,1 Ion7/ine in casks?, •Tanner ^rrcHvrLriT article --Hat:. wrer.6>1u do senR rewted quarts,

■pints j,

and ail Tmemtserated and imox-

«liai.1 bo entitled to Have the taae r

or •he certificate ox;t.»rVj .Hn I«««

Pvd: i ic Tn 3 -v; airythe Officer in 0 o. •. .and

til 3/.imtir.ii wines

eiote:! beverages not liable to cnirit

’iiibarvof anycm or or Gain:•a::o; trfi o. î:i or of orfen -rtrrr.t,or rrner dosendr.tr in rewrote 1 er.artr-of Gar.;

Tma, -nrr.ee, Older and Perry

ner "alien,

ore ion r-om-t'ni: Go lory of anyfait iiyror, r:•• 3 j onr?r 1 vhc3 in

- Y>iCh is y/T.ordal or—o . C o:f 19006 n which. liora^ter say

nrivile-'sin carl:, *

in/ trie;of 190°> i/ o •£» < i *1dozen -b Con mar- Of. Tic err tlu* in. rented qiiertr- 13 acrordid to Tritir6n re; nect of Oreici-*i

v. Ta laity1 a

Vnintr«I* f>.r -jOjr Lv/oic: ir.

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Kid

Gnirits not e-rce-dlrf t:xe

as a.-cartair.9d by îhee'E barometer,

in nron-nrSion far ar.v greater strength

•h-:-- intoi-.v ■> :• ■

C;or;;nlatos shell$ \ ? oiO j - rn ;.2nt for «c. 3tbesa 3.0 Ci'iertntjior.I 3. iil-:e •rclTii.3-.-3-a.2 3f icon

-3.1 of ifon

liavi13ner gallontrenytf of nr oof levied in talc OTnitry on

- f.ielr reme-M.ve Corem-

f or tlie r ' 3 of

thanfro:: anriCl lb.Cigars? ii.ro or ted b.. o,” be£ itCh7 3 0^ 3

r I-anrfactiTre^?. ~ obacco, < I . &Grt andCigarettes, official r’-'olier0im fiderente ac:ner lb. r7

mi nnr.ff, a or.: •'-ur.'ji •r r.cCJHAll otner tmsxeoeted ôbacco

"‘able of !2»xrYtian&.

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ner ib. One twer.tie-bli ex’ a Tienny

•eacli, One Hal 3 — ereov

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iLeeonade, Ginger die, To.l of IfCOparf-ned ^niritE ani Colons Viator,

n0-Va iater, Potasb, ana ail Tineral Waters.

. ool.\

Girrer r'eer,ip ff een;-f inscrv&e rtate, nr.dTetixylic aicouol 1 n it?.

notable • nirit ox- for admetrra’"anlitha or o

Li'îny t:Hef!not fit f or r;:e ar a

notable spirit.

y-iree oencewi T'idcr:i

ro.l of 19Iii.ner 40 gallons, tixree nencewitli adi-ale oilingredient in sbeen vâsh, or honTobacco forcing an *4

kingdom.f xotvie^. in bond in tne Initta (e or/:ler . exr

sil articiec i.xnarted sr talrcn act oi twjnd far use of

fialony ana fair w: of îr. fijesty'rt-fe Toysrnrr of the#Ar.iiy.

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-lie TW JC*'’- IRC 1I>Atitiiorit--. .oLXC'-TT; Fi Or 1 •d£ r; or anv other ulnoe- Fo.8 of r'^ - ""O.lO Of i^'R 2uer eer onrm-i.ô’:acco Lieonce, ^t-mley,Aucti oneers •

Filliard A âpatc-Xle, each

brewing Licence - Fo orer anof not ler;r than 2 ^llons

Co..iionaê* For an?7 aliaeu* Coat or Fw-ine

n 0 of 19012 10» 0 nonths 1—5{—« Oo""r try% ifa i or insirr3; lines and for £3.12 10«) -e.tlinr; licence, FeiMnnd In.’

« S of 1091 * 6 of 190!2 FO•I; anor anrmh r a Leucrbericles;i« F of ISO*1rv R 7 of 190—n— f oner in

/-* n - of 190'jer •-•'h 100n u'.'haiinFoneT.’ :onr' -For ar-* Full FAXdH„

with sanction ofHt:t? Auction ruttyFreet.h£ Go’/rmor 'Or sale of ferwcntel or cnirituaur10'T-ie or Cow, ner w « of*ot vrr Force, oer cent11 wuor.

0« .worth >(!fi On all other roods eucent froierents:rjr or^rr Cal:: or ôal rot yn 3,r- v; cuitur 1 far ax, or iniv e

Freeexceeding one "‘ear h orticritrre, or on bin emits, flour

-n- over one ande ?>2 10-*>er centwheat, °c% • 9

"uer armuunder two ~resre.Fate- :-jw .AonthRn

"tanley, hoirr: a to*Local water,» 6 of ICR?12« wuj.Fach Fitchfop Licence.in the £ 1 £ Gazette "hot

of 9th Lee.1911, ~o.f.

or all horw? nroôrty,0« #ttR ro^

tt 2 of 190°10o«h‘*r- Licence Pound tox.

L/ery anho.al inoaunded, first 24 hours:.Li f tor Li c stk sr: : -

prbl 1 c ari-n r e tai I

- Fo.R of 19C9]\y C :i” 0 of10tt 6 ■ Tthn . for 073r-r ruLrepocnt r iriiiar

ncrioda

*51R 20 -anru7» .olenhleF oval ties? :-on **Pacb:3t Licence

On fur r e hr to2.cn each iIn r?niect af a liesnes ai’tiiia: isin?.

->rs,;.ir3B t.3 ts lent onen ’’nt.il

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n«Rn hair 210nn” other R r

an' for ever"- hrr

Occacinai IA^.ot licence, r..ot er.cou\inz

t.:r?e 5a”r., and /it -in three .ales 3f a

OLFFO.n rO’TIL WAHTTOLFl.

“hr receiving 'and leliwarino

each care, Lor, hep or âclcige 0 Cosomor i: Council of Auril, 190?

0 0210■ Public '""buseFor is t or in y abler first veUc

or âc'1. aw e,each cas;3, can, hep, utr weeh 1

Fach naebafe containing Vine,

n■yr ll-.pvor, not e.-r*- o-:, Urr; 10 nails' non" lx 4

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AtvblioriUy. fax frior thI:l7^ "-•t-.oev., •d '£ r: “To • 6 or iroi•ax or. ail freehold and 1 car ahold,

Ian not. more than ~ nor aero,

all owners, lessees 3r Tanaysre#

&1fine , Spirits,Tach rachage containing

or Honor, exceeding 10, ht. rnderraid by

:T G 3?em or in

T7r C omciln Govnr.ir Conn. irtli Anril 190^ •

Iinor -onto. âx f or 1912 .‘/as fixed at ~ cl;-.e 1220 gallons/ i

1Jfc.each yollor. or narb thereof in

excess of *>0 gal lone

yach nacl^-e containing Cigars,

cigarettes, tobacco mi ^0 1 *-»«-.,Containing ~ ibr in excess of ^0 lbs

On ..,•' a,.nf ;•.—•?..

'ôr the ^ncant o: le ttorr. latent or the

- ro.a of isoyrogi, t r:\-ti rr. >f a ' y. *irn or trade :arlr rj

aoer monthfhor fntier.

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Auctions, sale of fen. 321 ted or' > s’Oiritnmu liquors, ~*e?. cent-POVJr-lTw }IA3AhI:T>- * - ~o.*i of ion-

! trie of rtf - r foods excenx ii/îv. meritr.:‘

■p.rt-e of Storage-

hach barrel or nacleage containing

“0 lbs or -order,

r>xr aacii snibaatfjumt awitk, r>3r barrel or nachaê,

'••e or ?/vxi cultural forms or in horbicnltrre,!

* or t is exits, flour, . heat, *c: nnov cant 3 10• 9~ GovnrHr. ôm. f'b/d Jaa, 1900.

1one ...onth l

Or? every thirty-six gallons of a

: necific fra>r;ty of 10^0 degrees, or*4. lor •::• f can0iby of grarity •• ■ ■• • 6 - ho.r of i«*s2

ôr exer^r too dc -reer in excess of 1030 3

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RECEIVED BY THE SEVERAL OFFICERS IN THE RESPECTIVE DEPARTMENTS ;

*(j\ Specifying the Authority under which they were originally established,

and by which the present rates were fixed, and at what period.

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Insert Tables of all the established Fees received by the respective Officers, together with the Authorities under which the same are demanded.

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LAPL ÛBVirÔP,. CO’FE--'torly-a* 1 Order in

Cornell 7.11.09 •

<HP:f530S- and enclosed lot or *v..ien

marfc; have not been obliterated

a i-rrveyo 1Ord .0/0*3darrlaae by Governor* c Licence

•!arri y?e by Govern or* r

Pie cease

Parrlays after cannn or heei^trar

Pen oral * ~ Lic-enoe

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Lie inee r-rJZZZZZI^r nIf otherwise10I»**•0L22I- . •'•ronnd ox* aAny divirion or. the

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f~hO eOC23clp-j:-Pla:-. rhrwiny oeciti >n ef haruser,

f ae aes ording to0t! \or marriages * ;Publication of banrr

Iv.io -‘orforrr a ssarriaye elsewhere

than in -bmzlsy, for travelling ex-

^:ro3s, for every oiile beyond I

JES2Z2S- fane en, draSnc, Le

•"eteli 2re.fV.ired to be shewn on vian.

One third re&vctior for two or

• .*,

6r'‘ley * >

lots if cor bisroun..■or:PiP*rx~'- -vipy ph .convz-o«• /“L^tr7-7* of notice of f ami aye (t; c t>i on 13) -fI~

Heyintrar General# r. Licence

'Irterdrv? Caveat

53RIGPIAB- !arriaes by Eoyirtrar

F&IlSi: of C 3t*..rt

7.11.&&Probate and Ir.tate fiuties s-

Phe nrecedrre ic laid down5it

V i ""ate : -i r,u

in Oi’d in bc a 9 /l S C110i»

i ^ o 3h cate rnder

rrL34IES£- a£100over £50 and vnder«AiCany of Esgl&try of da riare,

certified o" Zcy.ir.tr-ar General

la£300HtfS3 £100n

6u 3 3"£500liw£200(iw

b.> or hlriirber 3 VS£100055W£500ftM

■Jearcîlr-g! tko ..iarrlae® rssistsr oiolie, 3^;'.:5cnottWw £1000M

:w .each rare ; 5.thin 10 years i? M £5000

3aGacL "ear eând in ah. itier. -GVPEIF?-rah eyoonses ir. correction with any

and 5 ner cent of the valne of any

nroêrt^? tal:er u*c to £100 xid B'V ner cent

of the vaiy.e ot anv nraec‘"ty over £100. PecB

to bo tal.or. and paid into the

’•o ni. alinc?e ivill be entered

-do- TX’TX^dL-

Cory certi ioi by 'fir ic ter or yatrrnracecsj

in rerietirr ho^t by 'finister D 33

>iaiti> <fe]'

lali; ^yyyjfOR- rea?;y2rr : -*

r3Rn (I) -arkinr on grormd the

botTn-aariso of original lot an

contained in Crow Groat or -any nuxt

:..ors- tli-an Iialf îtli niiam : If* a-!-jo in ins:

Or .i. in C Ji’ncii7 .il.es. or! *

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ITTEwITg CrrpÊ. -entered or nracerc

TTe^Tf 3d 1*11 t»ll bii.0

Entering cause, net-fuion or

Caveat; in Act-ion Fools

V£ritServing Writ in Sown x/~,in Oxvaitr?/

and actual oact. af service

1?: terir g clef enc0

10H- £ 1He vi ewin corti

Warrant, VcecanAins -1 ■ ’otor

raider o:<il oi' ^ ox-say

”ota j rv Ord.-To.d 3" i-?£' Jur'>r:-- in Tivil

: dr. -1 Vay aid "/-

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>-r ocuti on Ornrt.vVrit or

Hhrery oatli one rot to a Juror

Swearing a Jury, 7 ® s/-

X'octLocnt eÎiloltzd in rreof

rubuenaed inc mcLing

in-- fr-rc •:• i ont: an '1 o-: taf.nirc v/rltvPro'? .rinr 0-v e A or trial * ?ncrd?r:t.

Id•t1r • roca yrt nc :• or. tflatatiiT an ’

1IAn** :*ucre j*enb n&ccK •, ary ?/: * a re?>-

*Ovary n-orron or client r Xedrtrxi' or tx^cMer Ina£ z r r i c 0 in 10 • -n

Bvlinr in Court4 6writing

10"trbrrin' ro^lv or raj binder4. .i '

Juror or referring 1 Tiller a fzbibion* includingV.'itlxdrav/ing a '»10

. J.0a'' cony•? •- > '^r- i •» ■*'»a cid.e< j

let, Ji’ 75f. :x motion :ov nr;• a 106 *Hording vsr^.a

record for any ans :*ear

additional year

Oon0n.cti;io % - re, day, tnciu--’ir.A0OearcliingI -'r o.v :-*u.- 0:r*r-t arid J^r 1 1for ev3:c-d 0-

trial, Jvd&aent 0. a 0:i39 -or caydoourent, 10 -*r >r co^y oc sro

3r caune

L-3'ave 10

clrdirj; recognirgnce

1 At ten-1?:, ico to nolo judg.. ent if ^ ns:., nor folio3,-meai to Privy Conncii in-

aad seal of Covrt

■ n t o ' reni:

20 fetter fa ' or? :vc bi .r;10. c• f

0 oct* of eciy • occv.t:-? ,, f el.teOaring 11. 0.

"arvir-f a writ in r.ovm 1 /•

l/« a nil©

If. Ire Or-r '.:,ry

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iAuthority £ s ^ : : y v;hoir* received Authority £ s. or v-ha& 3:.rviceFor what ServiceBy whom received

I hichixtt; o~ jETrn oo • tt.tjot at?.IALi EEE_S, CONTE. 5*20 that in no care a larger fee2 2 Or ;'

or 1?9£;.ProtestExtending a

Each copy of

Protesting Bill of Exchange,

promissory note

than £3 to charged f or ex uilnabion1 1-do- taker in rosnoct of the a ..a r:hip anr^ the

came occurrence, vhabs rer the number of .ie*oonentc5

Ttor wreck! taken cr? the JEtecelver into& LEIVORCE.hi.- custody of the valve thereof, but co

that in no care will the whole amount ofRules of Court,18 .4 .00.

and paid into the Treasury,

entered or citationTo he taken

Ttfo cause to he

issuedPiling petition

Action Book

Citation first

Citation

Serving citation in

2/- and

Citation abroad, as Chief

Insrcer.tage exceed £20.

until fees are paid.and entering cause in

Jin case . .-.hero arr-r services are rendered bv a Receiver in reject of arr- shir

in distress not fceinr, a wreck, of the cargo,

8f ■%

or in reenact12

or other artieios belonging

the following fees instead of

8second and subsequent

Town. 2/- in Countrythereto,

ll * •neroentage that is to cays If such shin

with liar carjro oxesadn in wains £600 the

o:C £2 -far tba first and the sues of £1 for senary

actual cost of Service.SITUJustice may direct.

8Entering reply

Certifying copies of petition

Swearing a Jury of seven

Every nerson subpenaed

Recording decree

Rule nisi

Rule absolute

~1 d n r dvrin "■ id < cli t* Rs-ce Ivor i ■

on'••loved in such service,

vith her cargo is of

£600,

Steg£igio,yte... of ITu'ivirc.i-? -i ^

Ai iene- ^ '’treasury —do—do-)

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Every successful vaccinationEXCEXYEH OF WRECKS. " 1/03Ord.3For every examination on oath by a, Receiver

of Wrecks with respect to any ship which may 1899. Each enquiryof

* a/7i £Chief. Co-"ratablehave been in distress, a fee not exceeding £1

but. 'bveh -r... ., one mlor Riche .vt Ordinance1I uf

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cvT-^F'/iriri COT^F.

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For an attested cony or extract from any

denos ited . vonorialea-cu J’prar

4rec orded inr- trament,

1-JPjUL 35 each or notice, for ever’’ folio of seventy—c, and aiBcirai'gins »•* el

dil?r. “'anirs

I!Tnin^lr n it-w o v? or&s

renositor extract fromFor an. attested copv of*$• tG10-tA^TLg CFrt-^ 6General Index, for every line .

r eal *•?“!

"loving vec :•: elsPort

fey-ha' i 5H0 3f-.13.02

For every rearcii or inspection of Indexes,or deposited me .orlaic

and briar i--X

rec orde 1 instrument::T'art orrStanley 6aot notices

Ord•9/01 if retired, any inctnnent with

the record thereof, ery read inf over the cane

with the party registering, for every? folio of seventy

0^ For comparing,1of hoohio of /• 1 *X:: ;- p e c t i on

*xroc 3 edr on

deceived by

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Officerfetivo v.ords

: orvice t any copy or extractCO.marine, if required,or10tMrrzn&k* s-..trmisd by t.ic Eegi^fcrv OfTica by reading

over tae ca.:.s with the tarty re^-uirinc ciich

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girths and heaths,.

Tor registering ever*v birth

FifthL- For searching registry books of

hirtlir, f or each naae .7ithin 10 years

For each year beyond in ad it ionTor searching the registrv bool'x

of deaths, for each none i' thin.

For each rear* beyond in ail it,ion

, moc rrnvz bo cost >£3 6

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F^ll^dg GHT'SAL ^rV?,

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OF THE

1m.*nt>±(; -s:.9 f or e .cli "vsar within 10 years :

REVENUE AND EXPENDITUREFor Bver,T roar bo,rond in a ', xbior. V- £■

For s aarching the reyluOi— o o oI:u ofPrrf air ♦ OF

Xbtoriale, for sack ys&r within 10 79 are

\e- xr •. -yxv' In a' tit: or~x»

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in the Estimates.

be sufficient to explain the causes of, and point to the remedySuch observations as may for, any deficiency in the Revenue, or excess of the Expenditure, must form the subject of a

npany the Blue Book when transmitted to the Secretary of State.Special Report to aecot

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Comparative statement of the Estimated and Actual

the Year endedRevenue and Expenditure under various Heads for

31st December, 1912.

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REVENUE. EXPENDITURE.:Less than

estimated, 1912.More than

estimated, 1912.Receipts for

same period 1911.Amt Received to

estimated, 1912. 31st Dec., 1912Payments to i Payments for

31st Dec.. 1912. same period 1911.Less than

estimated. 1912. estimated. 1912.Amount Amount

estimated, 1912More LhauPaymentsReceipts.

£ s. 6. £ s. d.£ s. d.£ s. d.£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.

803 16 8 1898 17 10 1081 5 10 1262 14 10

24 0 0 85 2 6

475 5 6 495 1 7 141 5 2

1460 12 3 989 10 5 167 9 10 832 3 3

1286 15 2 4139 12 7 2491 4 7 1692 17 2

42 15 0 85 1 6

1416 2 6

£ s. d. £ s. d. 52 16 8‘

291 17 10 67 5 10

228 14 10

£ d.8.

7171 5 11 PensionsThe Governor ...Colonial Secretary Treasury and Customs AuditPort and MarineLegalPolicePrisonsMedicalEducationEcclesiastical ...TransportMiscellaneousPost OfficeColonial EngineerSavings BankCurrency Note Fund ...Drawbacks and RefundsPublic Works (Recurrent)

751 0 0 1607 0 0 1014 0 0 1034 0 0

32 0 0 45 0 0

260 0 0 532 0 0 169 0 0

1157 0 0 980 0 0 220 0 0 400 0 0 964 0 0

3663 0 0 2435 0 0 1564 0 0

57 0 0 100 0 0

1335 0 0

710 10 11 1640 5 10

871 2 3 802 6 5

23 0 0 38 15 2

262 12 0 508 10 0 140 8 4

1050 5 6 992 13 11 219 11 10 475 5 11

1194 11 10 3775 17 3 1844 10 1 1653 14 10

45 10 0 42 18 9

135S 17 7

Balance on 1st January, 1912 ...

1434 7 55788 13 551 14

4437 18 2472 16 5794 0 1500 6 3324 16

336 12

535S0 12 515 9

4549 11 1323 2 5931 7 336S 16 2633 10

252 6

7' 0 05015Customs, &c.Port and Tonnage Dues Internal Revenue Fees of Court, &c. Interest...Post Office RentsMiscellaneous Receipts

I235 9 0 8S3 11 6 274 2 3 521 7 1968 16 1

00280 0 0260 03666 8 0 0930 01049 40 2 6

215 5 6i 810 0541002 h,1, 1400

30140 0 36 IS 5

27 14 10380 9 11210 09 17 6 33234 0 0 303 12 3

9 10 552 10 2

f 432 3 3 322 15 2 476 12 7

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1814 17 43900 12 2 3309 11 0

15 0

24206 18 1 11132 6 8

806 15 0

20069 0 0 7765 0 0 806 0 0

22154 14 10 11074 11 0

806 15 0

Total 18319 0 0 20871 14 2'Total 17650 8 5 2707 1 1 154 6 11Land Sales Stock Ordinance Public Works (Extraordinary)

Stock Ordinance6570 0 0

941 0 011655 6 0

981 8 74810 0 7

947 3 95085 6 0

40 8 7I

... ! 28640 0 0 1814 17 4 'Total7210 IS 236145 19 9 25830 0 034036 0 10 3350S 8 9Total 23407 12 9 7S32 15 S 154 6 11

5935 16 9 3489 7 3 j

31639 8 6 16814 3 0

Investments realized Advances repaid...Deposi ts received Remittances received by C.A. ...

Surplus of Assets:— 1st January, 1912. Investments made Advances made Deposits repaid ... Remittances made

16079 15 1 4115 16 1

29695 15 6 17212 0 0

Surplus of Assets on 31st December, 1912.

£ 3002 13 1£86455 11 5£ 1722 17 10

Land Sales Fund Stock Fund

£97530 2 5 £1548 4 3

Surplus Revenue Land Sales Fund Stock Fund

191914 16 4

1525 13 27171 5 11

£99078 6 8Less deficit Ordy Rev. £7369 12 3Net balance overdrawn 31/12/12.

Balance brought down ...£91181 2 4

100611 15 5Total£91708 14 5

Total 100611 15 5

Distribution of Cash Balances, 31st December, 1912.¥Distribution of Cash Balances, 1st Jan. 1912.

Dr. Cr.£5414 3 10To amt. Colonial Chest

By „ Overdrawn C. A. To „ Net Balance

:£4868 10 6£2302 15 5

Colonial Chest Crown Agents

I£6939 17 0 :£1525 13 2 :!£7171 5 11 £6939 17 0 £6939 17 0

s V'. A.. THOMPSON, Colonial Treasurer.C.s. 94/1918.

Treasury, Stanley, 17th February, 1912.

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Heads of Exi-endiiure, as hi the Estimates. Remarks, if required.Total.b. Other Charges.a. Personal Emoluments. a. Personal Emoluments. Total.b. Other Charges.

!'7x0 10 11Pensions 80S 813

5 10 1640j 1424 5 10316•lovemor 1500 ~ - 1333093 i7 j-0 17 10■

371350 7 GO 155 8Colonial Tecreooxy 1046 13 04 10311 13rJ 3 5 1C10 7 303791 IS 5 3 5Treasury & CuutoaB 1050 4 4 Ga3 10 1363 14 10Ci

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Prieons 103 140' 82 O n 103 -* S3 5 141J 324 %;

Iodic jJL 612 15 10 457 11 3 1050 5 6 945 17 5 514 14 10 1460 12 5.Tinea t»i on 331 3 ijill 5 5 992 15 11 334 7 35 7 10 939 10 5i3»!TccXog la:: tic-ii .310 3 11 10 313 11 10 157 if; •J 10 10719 3 10i

iTram n or t 1 *475 5 11 475 5 11 33* 8 33g5 n 511;; c o 11 one or g 262 13 8 35i 18 1134 II 102 ! 152 a. 184 15 1356 152 2

Pore Oil ice 530 C3 3245 7 8775 17 437 1 50435 4x39 1311 53 3 7Qoioriai liyineer !1433 7o 416 1 6 1344 10 1 1-35 4 10 005 IS 3431 73 4

!i *Takings Ta 1655 ±4 10 1055 14 10 1633 17 IC3 2 173 2iCurrency ToLe 110 10 85 45 10 ~ 3 57 1O 43 is

1Lrenvcacla 3: Ler-aids 4i 1 > 3 4i 13 3 35 6 35 1 61Pt'.Li Ic PorLe 15-50 17 7 1553 i7 7 1 U6 ► i x 416 GG:

b o ‘ Oxtraordy • ■j 4510 74 107 11655 0 116551i5 3 0 cL Or d in arc e 402 3 7 455 16 10347 5 9 3547 11545 2 I 331 7> 7

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BOARDS, and any other Public Bodies in the Colony.Sources of Revenue,

if rates, state amount, and on what class of

property (movable or immovable).

Amount oi' Assessment and whether on annual or

capital value of property.

Number of Electors voting at the last contested Election, giving name of Municipality, etc., and Ward or T>i— trict in which Election

took place.

1; Authority under which established. Powers and Duties. Governing Body.

(Names of, and modo of appointment.)

Name of Body. Total Revenue, including

all Sources.

Qualification of Electors and

number registeredNet Amount of Debt.Expenditure. *

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1To Control tliO Ccinibary; ai'T-'vIrn or Tact Fail ir-e

“TilIToord o£ IToaltli Ordinance No l5 ox* 1894 a??, amended by

i No .4 01 1397

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oFTicio Col .Oocrotary* e:< oFFicio Ollier :lion .0.7 .Tumor J .vr.Gr '.3 iron _-c .lettlclT j0 oloni al To. y in - eer

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NilNiluiic Onritaxy bent

Aefit .Col. Suryeon Pi'eeident or: oFFicio.

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{ITo*9 o:7 1996 ;No.4 Ol 1907

To control aFFairc or tlic jtanieyCeretorn

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RETURN of all MUNICIPALITIES, LOCALA J

Sources of Revenue. If rates, stare amount-.

Powers and Duties. and on wimt class of I property (movable or

immovable).

Amount of Assessment and > whether on annual or i

capital value of property. '! Authority under which

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Ascertain and state the Amount of Bills drawn by the Commissariat for the Pay and Allowances of the Troops; and the amount of Bills drawn by the War Department for Pay and Allowances of the Detachments of Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers.

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Whether coil- !; structinsr or under j Estimated Expense

repair.Authority under which it is

executed.If unfinished,

amount of Expenditure up to present date.

Fund from which the Expense

is defrayed.

Describe the work, and where situated, Whether finished or unfinished.

If finished, actual amount of

Expenditure.When

commenced.Remarks.

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-.epnirs runltTs

c.:C •Lepairs taborial,

FieicLb, Ac l£-3 Liberia!.

: 50 a-Cl 0-—do—

JatiTsaryApril 7:15: 2■ o£15 tj

October £13:15: 9|^VP.VOuG £100

£4 !5. L-sarir bo den Hall 5. Lib:, or. Ln-.Px, 5 ococi ey.

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£6 £30

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£66 3ro.7obe o—L J — 105:10: 617. Tarl c i or Ousters land, -bailey

20. Lob /aber Lev;CcLoolrooa

I! 1 u50 Jane— 'X J — £44:4:11October: 50

-do- 53: 10:3July« Jure; :21. rlayL or::e, Lcao ox, 5 barley, C ora. or bn

22. Fib birr Apo,

^0. Co-vr. La-1

. 24:17:2-do— Loce.xber5! Lovo-iôr: Laborial,

I*rei;>ib r.c uaberiî L barb

273: 3:3Lece,..borH d a . • a...yxSCO j£4,000

irex^.b! £j.,100 3ip.a. Vote

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£5 134:4:5cLra-aryi -do-24 . Car-b ' La3 Is , 3 b aril ey ,

•a .1:. bra bo1jr.ac bors, r' L, 3o -ryia

26. Lirexerr In:.ballabion, 3 barley

repairs L tLvborial taberial &

Froiyiibf abort ai,

Freiylrb £CoreLrv Lvior

19: 3: 7 407:14: 5

Leceabort; OcboLorAnril

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25. tj Ocbooer£ 150larb ''?ry..3nb bo

cxyle ac per witii

l £1200Ivr). Vo bo

£1166

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2^. Cobbayo 31 one Zaa 3 bailey

■ 226:7:1LecobborFoUxt* aryc?

oval, -do- 506:11:2LcceL&erlarcbiCJ30. Colonial : 000£a inecrf£ —do—3vp .ârbors, 3

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ILAWS, PROCLAMATIONS, ORDERS IN COUNCIL, &c.,

WHICH HAVE BEEN PROMULGATED IN THE COLONY DURING THE YEAR

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LEGISLATION.

In GazetteTrnm-nrrin^' trr^nytmrd.V>1•XXII.

Date of the Law, &c. SUBSTANCE OF THE LAW, &c.Date of the Law. &c. SUBSTANCE OF THE LAW, &c. Transmitted to England

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1912 3rvi July

19X21912.I6th Mebruary

:1912«Aaen£in$ tariff GrdiU3r.ce, 19CM 13 th êbruarj Proclaiming the nor-dieailov/.onco of Ordinance*Go *1 of 1912,

Go.4 of 1912 ,-;nd Gertc -ibo:'!*l^th tarch Mo.2 of 1913, Gunnle&ent-arv An^rourlatior, !i-ill ICtli -arch i

Grd Jure> Proclaiming blie non-dicallo ;ance of Ordinance^<

Ic-th Larch Mo. 25 of 1912, Relating to //ireieru "a:;

Mo.4 of 1912, ô reflate 0 ins-rat oyr-anh -end

rlriinr "ibriii:: :l t i or.:

Mob 1, 2 & ? Of 1912 I;. t Oc toberlltli Aorii 1 37bh Amurtl frociai .An?; bLu ror'-dimai...o- :anco oi Oriinnvtce';

iith A aril iMo.” of 1912 i~b October^bh Jure Mo • P? Of 1912, ô amend the ■• hale Ûtr "v 27th Se^t. Prociairiiry the non-:- ir.ali ov/ance of Or-' trance

I Or&irsorce, ISO”-.

Mo.6 of 1912, Mo ■oro'M.de £or the

9 ti;. rbme Mo . 6 of IS 12* ' let October

. 5th July Gerv i c -? of 35 th More Sher Proclaimin'? the non—:licaIlov?mee of Ordinance!

No.7 of 19J.2the 'Tear 1912, °.1*>L chllr 2nd I.ec emberr;21 et Aunnt i-.Mo .7 oh 1912, amend the Licenôry Or b'.; !V //

f ®24th .AnriI Oo^yrtyht Act IS 11 aeellei to Colony

Prohibition of Importation of Live S tods'

let May>■ t Au ■ b ieft Li Aum t2Gth fevo. 2nd Gentente!Mo .3 oh 1912, r.- > rj? ibr t.ee nr or. err ration

rid iiORIGEG OM 7T/1. fTvr7M 30VMHMCR IMbird:; in Gonth Georgia

Mo. 9 of 1912, -o a . er:. e. eh e

;A .;... ' t.001MT0IL*■MfLi Gent-. *Le'1 bratim

i^th July Miry Gdward Cove, *onth Geo.ry.la, a Port» of betry

Ordinance Mo.XII oi 39th Geot.let Auyurt

rotli fro *. Mo.10 oh 1913, ô prohibit the eae ;;iry oil•6 th • t ay Port Pouter, recent ion Inland, * oath 9h.C‘tl3n$&

e. ereterc o oh featn or. child a Port oi bitrv 2nd Ge-ete ieeeor e orny ner.err GOth Gent. Purchare of Goose TexItGt-h January" 1 f-1 ^February

2let Leeruber; Mo. 11 of 1912, Mo uro/bh.

tl:e year ISir,for the rorviv: of * %

i21st Eeeenbe.' OuL ^ OM M >M. the -inc in C ouncil.

1911Geamen der erterc Iror-. Japanese Gliior29th lee.

1S12* IM til Jany.

j Itt January

1st Tebruary ! Irt 'lay.

In Gazette Vol.XXII. GytradrltiLon Mreaty viitli GianPHOCLA?lAMIOMf.

hetr9/3.14“ i or. Treaty îtLi GreecefOth Aurii16 th Mebrii ary Proclaiming y.on-dir.allowance of Ordin

! MO.r, of 1911j| Proclaiming the non-din-alio,/ance of Ordinance| Mo.7 of 1S11

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last Election.Number of Representatives. Ordinary Duration of Sessions

and Assemblies, and Periods of Meetings.

Date of last

General Election.

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regulated.

Number of Voters at last

General Election.

Name of Electoral Division.Qualification for Electors. Remarks.

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composing the Legislative Council.RETURN oL* Members composing the Executive Council.

TRate ofJ-f-eleetfed.-i-mm

vvliat-source Klectum Expenses - a re -pa i d.

j_ aPP° intment 1 conf i rmat ion

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to Member. •Whether holding any and what other

Civil or Military Office.Whether holding any and what other

Civil or Military Office. Qual i iical-ioH^-i f-twiy.

Names.Date of appointment. Date of Confirmation.Names.

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i I 11 i am Laciiond Ailardyce, 0 A u ~

Governor.

William Laaor-d Aliarlvce,

GoTr3rror.23rd :!ay,

1904. 23rd day, 1904 •

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Imoiiswr Alexander Vans Feet,

Colonial -ocrotary.The :.a: Alexander Vans t,Oolonial •?cret my-

16 tel lOVe^LOQT 1£0£>. i$th • tourerr

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tfilliaa Austin Thomson,

*“reacuror.

william Austin riiomns. on, r reamur&r.

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1901.

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A>1 .Col .ûrêor.3lst Cc-tdoer

1611Fro me, 31 et October,

1911.Actg.Co or2. •

13th A null 1907

l&tfc Vove.vb: r 1906

Vers Pacha latA Vjys:abtr,Mere Facl:e * i3th A'Tll, 1907 .

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A\ rRETURN of Members

Term, if any, for which Elected.For what place.When Elected.Names.i

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OF.'IHIh\:

A FALKLAND ISLANTSif5

FOR THE YEAR

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Insert the several Establishments of Government, arranged according to the classification in the Estimates, including every individual employed, with all the particulars specified in the several columns of the Return relative to the nature of their Duties, their Emoluments, Length of Service, &c. It is important that the full Christian Names should in every case be given.

Insert on the next leaf an Alphabetical List of all the Officers, and the Page in -which their Office is described.

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The names of permanent holders of offices alone are to be inserted in the columns. If an office has been filled during the year, or any portion of it, by an acting officer, the fact may be noted in the space for “Remarks.”

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Page in tbe Book in which his

Office is described.

IPage in the Book in

which his Office is described.

OFFICE. Same of Officer. OFFICE.Name of Officer.I%

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IAncintant Printer Punil Teacher Telenhone Operator

Allan., Charles O-ozz Aldridge, Adele G. Aldridge,Eleanor Edith A1 lar dye e, Wi Hi szs.

Lamond

Pearce, Edlfcii Lichee „73 ~ y;.:i5rfuMi

Av^b.Oiu ool-\ Offic?r * Tanltary Inrrector

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s o-*vyr t i; H rLb "’Plm >Tctrr -T-rtrrCoatoander-in-Ohief, etc.Outdoor Torsrxan, etc *70^

.(Javsmor,Chief Conetable?Iod3r Assistant in Poet Office

Telegraph Operator ^Junr.) <022* Itiner ant TehooI.eaEter

i -■•pdT* - - - •%OAtkins, TTilliaai

Atkins, Isabella Fall,George Frederic!:

TilllasFames, Lou 1^Loisas Fas9l9y,Hegtnaid Truce Bennett, ênry Edward Fennett, Art:r.?r Ge orge Fenton, Alfred Walter Peznt&^nr Aler- trsc?t,fTioxa0 Alexander

Vanr

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7^T >i or'* *-l rentHb£0 :. leyi.

>rsis?£»»J. 1 ZDAlii Port For

Caretohor, Orn .r_..er;. Ttficer u on i 11 :*v C ar f ei ?or 1 terv far f vr# •: woo v:

itBari as, •'i nr or, T:wf 1-.lirr, John

T 1X 1 1 r^, Join lit i, Gc o ■' ?: filnei

7-1Cone table Colonial Engineer CarpenterOut tone Off leer, Stanley,

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T-net t *v wil-wilr*!

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^lnniA,Edward Hsveridgi re-urby Collector 3f Of.Et.oaj?, r.e-nr^ jfootna&ter -1 £e*>. âlfflng -lactsrat TTew I eland,Privat:: hscreiurv J

Executive Council

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I^•oiTnd, Eli/ard Fralburv, foberf Trovm, John hi L11 euei

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sr•_/Ir I ft, Annie "rilda Falliday, 'fixiiaei rall:ett,EontagTve Cecil Por h.eac ter, far.ager Savings o’anli,

Craigie-

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Cleaner Govern...eot School and

?£ iTardy, ’fay "enr7, El ôolev, ^mruel

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LabourerLa.xu-1 ighter 5- laVjo -rer Engine Iriver of G-ovemvient Launch T::.n' ?- Labourer

Foreman Caroenter

Tvvatt,'~e i w ay, 3e o r ge ■fiddle, -Alevu T,Hng,George ^hoinasTirwaa, Arthur Coninyrb^ "’re af •‘UtayC ierl., EL inn ing totter and

| Clerk,Leri: lative Council.I V/irelect êixr-ranh Quc-rator C’er.ior) jâôeuter- ! Carter

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Principal bo allowed a House or Quarters

for his Personal Residence; and

what Allowances, if any, for Rent, or Entertainment, or as Personal Allow

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Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any and what other

Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Profit in any Colony, or on the Establishment of the

United Kingdom.If the Office be hold by n Military or

Naval Officer, state whether upon the active or the retired list, and give the

Total Amount of Pay and All of Pension of every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his

Office.

Whether the Principal enjoys any,

and what other, Advantage or Profit,

not required to be stated in the

preceding Columns.9

Date of First Appointment

under the Colonial

Government.

Period during which the

Officer has been Absent from the Colony

during the Year

Amount of Fees! Page in the Book in I which his during

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of the Amount received from private practice as a Doctor or Barrister. ‘ tho 0fficer

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for his Personal Pesidence; and

what Allowances, if any, for Pent, or Entertainment, or as Personal Allow

ance, or for anv other purpose.

W hether fclic Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any and what oilier

Civil, .Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Plnce of Profit in any Colony, or on the Establishment of the

United Kingdom.If the Office be held by a Military or


Total Amount of Pay and Allowances or of Pension of every kind actually received bv him in addition to the Profits of his

Office.

By whom selected Whether the Principal enjoys any,



preceding Columns.*


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Government.

From what Fund Amount of Fees Period during which the


during the Year

Da'te of and whetherOFFICE. .NAME. Annual Salary. theI during

the Year 191?.,,Appointment. appointed under any

Instrument.Salary is Paid.

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Ooirexnor A1lardyc3 VfiXiiaa

L a .ion ;-..Go& isBtcxn

12^0S3rd Tav 1904

Colonial! CS-ief Justice .••'Y.-w.C I.ZT&

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preceding Columns.*

Whether the Office be liehl by Principal in conjunction with any and what other

Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or riaco of Profit in any Colony, or on the establishment of the

United Kingdom.If the Office be held by u Military or


Total Amount of Pay and Allowances or of Pension of every kind actually received

by him in addition to the Profits of his Office.

By whom selected,

and whether

appointed under any

Instrument.


under the Colonial

Government.



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the Year 19.1

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Salary is Paid.name. Whether the Principal

Colony, or on the establishment of the

iWhether the Date of First.OFFICE- Principal be allowed Period during

which theenjoys any,. a Houso or Quarters Appointment: Fees and what other,for his Personal Officer has beenI United Kiugdoin.

Residence; and under theAdvantage or Profit,Absent from;If the Office be held by a Military or

Nnval Officer, state whether upon therJtJJe or the retired list, and give the

Tot 1 Amonnt of Pay and Allowances or 0f every kind actually received

byhlm in addition to the Profits of Ins u-' Office.

what Allowances, if the Colony not required to be stated Colonialany, for Rent, or during the YearEntertainment, or 191^- in theJl-91 V Government.as Personal Allow-_ 1-0Sacra 'rjry

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preceding Columns.19ance, or for any::ov.iiiO

other purpose.nirwan#Artmjr . ,

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JIendered by thc 0fficer\rm*350 from iRt 2 E1

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By whom selected,

and whether

appointed under any

Instrument.

Date of FirstAppointment

under the Colonial

Government.

n Whether the Office be held JJJicJgU in

United Kingdom.If the Office be held by n Military or

Naval Oilicer, state whether upon theactive or the retired list, and give the

Total Amount of Pay Hv^xSiêd

Office.

Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters




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COl

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NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Pull.

* In the eftso of a Medical Officer or a Barrister this information should include a statement to be rendered by the Officer of tho Amount received from private practice as a Doctor or Barrister.

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t0 *>© RiVftn ir*

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preceding Columns.*


for his Personal Residence: and



Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any and what other

Civil. Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or riacc of Profit in any Colony, or on the establishment of the


Naval Officer, slate whether upoi active or the retired list, and give the

Total Amount of Pay and Allowances or of Pension of even- kind actually received

liv him in addition to the Profits of his Office.

By whom selected,

and whether

appointed under any

Instrument.


under the Colonial

Government.

; From what Fund i Period during which the


during the Year 191 ?>

Amount of FeesDate ofAnnual Salary. theNAME.OFFICE. during

the Year 191'Appointment. i theSalary is Paid. ■

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REMARKS.

Figêc rot an.vii?2oro.•va)

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NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.Barrister this information should include a statement to be rendered by the Officer

a Doctor or Barrister.* 1“ CttS° °f * McdiC“of0thrimountVocoivod Iron, private practice asNOTE —Christian Names to be given in Full.

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precedi ng Columns.5>

Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any anil what other

Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment,or Place of Profit in any Colony, or on the establishment of the

United Kingdom.

If the Office be held by a Military or Naval Officer, state whether upon the active or the retired list, and give the

Total Amount of Pay and Allowances or of Pension of every kind actually received bv him iu addition to the Profits of his

Office.

By whom selected,

and whether

appointed under any

Instrument.


under the Colonial

Government.

From what Fund Period during which the


during the Year 191

Amount of FeesDate ofOFFICE. NAME. Annual Salary. the during

the Year 191VAppointment.

Salary is Paid.■i

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.7--'! 30 ~r arlorr-, •arch -to-31^.11 an 1900

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inci aticrt;; ol 70 to 031 i':, o;a lot Jm. iSIO^ r) y;. - lay y arm:

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of the Amount received from private practice as a Doctor or Barrister.NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.

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enjoys any, and what other,

Advantage or Profit, not required to be stated

in thepreccd i ng Col umns.13



what Allowances, if any, for Rent, or Entertainment, or as Personal Allow -


By whom selected,

and whether

Appointment, i appointed under any

Instrument.

: Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any nu<l wliat other

Civil. Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Profit in any Colony, or on the establishment of the






under the Colonial

Government.

i From what Fund Period during which the


during the Year 191

Amount of Fees■

Date of i

Annual Salary. theOFFICE. NAME.during

the Year 191'Salary is Paid.

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of tho Amount received from private practico as a Doctor or Barrister.

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Whether the Ofllce be held by Principal in conjunction with any and wlmt other

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preceding Columns.'*'

By whom selected,

and whether

Appointment, j appointed under any

Instrument.


under the Colonial

Government.



during the Year 191

Amount of Fees; From what Fundi

Date ofOFFICE. NAME. during

the Year 191'

theAnnual Salary.

Salary is Paid.

V

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Mt-,IsaiAA

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vfa) Acted ar: fenvty Coi-octor of or.:, Eerrtr ror t-aa-.-.t^r- to Slot EocHoor, i« 12.

ia : T‘o T* «.

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i S 2i

f

Ir vd 3[ rM i




preceding Columns.9



i what Allowances, if j any, for Rent! or

Entertainment, or as Personal Allow


Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any nial what other

Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Profit in any Colony, or on the establishment of the





Data of First Appointment

under the Colonial

Government.

By whom selected,

and whether

appointed under any

Instrument.



during the Year

Amount of FeesFrom what FundDate of

| Appointment.during

the Year ll)p,vOFFICE, Annual Salary.NAME. the

Salary is Paid.i 101

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K*) -A . 9r:: ta 5.000 or ;ir

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NOTE.— Christian Names to be given in Full.of the ^

i* In the case of a Medical OfficerNOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full. or a

« a IMotoforTCIta’’0 ron<leri!d by ,hc 0lfe>'

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preceding Columns. *





Whether the Office be belli bv Principal in conjunction with any ami wlmt other

Civil. Military, or Naval OAU-c, or Appointment, or Place of Protit in any Colony, or on the establishment of the




by him in addition to the Prollts of bis Office.


under the Colonial

Government.

From what FundPeriod during

which the Officer has been

Absent from the Colony

during the Year 19 L

Amount of Fees'Date of Annual Salary. the;OFFICE. NAME. 1during

the Year 191-

Appointment. Salary is Paid. /

% VA/l 0 DenialCor orToviabo,

Vr aru:Lorn limber r/y9 tilPublic jrlc

Lab irr-ar * £16 1911

IkiGtli Jon. 19xi

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l iaelnuitii “relic ii

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Of the rcnd0rca * «“

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>Whether the

Principal be allowed a House or Quarters


what Allowances, if any, for Rent, or Entertainment, or as Personal Allowance, or for any other purpose.




prcceding Columns. °

! By whom selected,

and whether

Appointment, j appointed under any

Instrument.

Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any ntid wlmt other

Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Profit in any Colony, or on the establishment of the

United Kingdom.


under the Colonial

Government.

! From what Fund Period during which the


during the Year 191, _

Amount of FeesDate ofAnnual Salary. ;OFFICE. theNAME. during

the Year 19 VIf the Office he held by u Military or

Nnvul Officer, state whether upon the active or the retired list, and give the

Total Amount of Pay nnd Allowances or of Pension of every kind actually received


Salary is Paid.

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LscL. Yard - Colonialwoi&ii, J olm Sanitar - Puntx mn

jarb &ZOX; X :3rT

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t' :::la)T'owrren

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71i A~>rii Crj’./r- AconbsI XCiO

r*co n took ttob.Ag roc. aerrb i:o June. arry An!I ■walls to 1910I \LZ T.T3V.I

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band day I 1902

li'J5 ; :,r0.Principal ozmeeJorn r T or.se

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lay X: C‘w

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ta) **siae tiO £450 'ay £20 xn:yy, V’°) to £i30 lit xr.t> ::

On a yâra agro^nfint.

.3y-3-iO*r, Xbx 5, 5oo I 5/0 j•Jr • —*u.-*s

NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.* In the case of a Medical Officer or a Barrister tins information should include a statement to ho rendered bv the

of the Amount received from private practice as a Doctor or Barrister. ^ h° 0fhccrNOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.

It

k.

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*Bv whom selected,

and whether

appointed under any

Instrument.

From what FundDate of

Annual Salary. theNAME.OFFICE. Appointment.Salary is Paid.

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WHO HAVE GIVEN SECURITY FOR THE DUE DISCHARGE OFTHEIR DUTIES.

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RETURN of OFFICERS who have given Security for the clue Discharge of their Duties[ f/ ]

7th Jonunry, 191Z*prepared at the Annual Inspection of Securities, held on

by IIf by Guarantee Bondi

Exact Titles of nil appointments (either permanent

or temporary) now held by him.

Nature of the Security given.

s?

Name ofOfficer giving Security. Title of Office in respect of

which the Bond is given, as stated therein.

Names, addresses, and occupations of the Sureties |

in each Bond.

: Amount of Bond.Date of Bond.

>

£4002nd July,1902TllO Gv.jX'DZXOO 0I Any Office. BondTreasurer, CollectorWilliam AustinSociety, 10

of Customs and• Thompson,rirchln Lane,ftReceiver of V/rechsiLondon, II.C.

;Tar ay or, rail .land Any Office. inta ‘lay, £100

jPostmaster, ManagerMontague Cecil BondIcf .v/iclrs 0 x,rujzzv• A:.: in coir,an 2.i 4 th ...area,

Craigie-Hallcett Savings Panic, Offici ;,1 :■

1911Administrator and (> *

Registrar General. .*ji !«•« u i. 4 * it ■J «'• •*« «

IV. A. Tlacding, As in column. 2 2 3 ta Fe o it lary, £100Arthur C. Ilirwan Treasury Cleric,

Shipping faster and

i C1 eric to Leg i s 1 at ive'Council

Pondi•ionar: 3r,!hlLixid 1911

Ielands Coap any

——

Cj .3 is tii'L—ixa_& , Any Oil ice 17oh August, £20Isabella AtLins <L >j Aady Assistant in

Rost Office

Bond y x_ 1903.- vj

■ ——• *•> W «*. • 4 «■ »•« ,

A .A .Larding i As in column 2 17ta July, • £100Edward E. Einnie Deputy Colic ctor of

Customs, Postmaster

\& 'Shl'ning .-faster,

-lev/ Island.

Bond 1912

r.: .. \^z. ;ss:i — — -----•":=====3=

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uh.cCySignature of Colonial Auditor /■ ,. - yd"' /_ i i*-" '•f £

f

Signature of Officer Administering the Government

[ fy- ]

PENSIONSG 1 PAYABLE OUT OF THE REVENUES OF THE COLONY.

d.

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PENSIONS.vV >j

Authority under whichAmount of the PensionNAME OF PENSIONER. CausePresentAmount of EmolumentDate from whichthe ofin Sterling. Age ofwhen last employedService for which the Pension was granted.thePension was granted. | Retirement.Pensioner.in Public Service.Pension lias been paid.I

£ s.d.£ s./. a t&S , Foracs,

97 3ocre-oarvOl'

* 450I At :. ?arcli C Dioniai Gurgeon’’ wO/tC xnt or!1579

mice;:.!!Faniiton, So. "01

ir;,i 3 —Lcj— 8«Ll t £eo* r:cc190 4

lXlilSttr, Faroid, r. n 4 -u- i- tr Ja

li. 03 "noier loB Xil-lir

.a ranc. or Lovrbiior, 3.5 134 19 a 0 oi or:iai Cuaolain 5S9 8 4 303 11 -.13

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FI edericL 101 9 i Oj» ; '* eh -■1; n, _ ter 11 r-. 33157103— ...i 6or.-iteat-3:.lf I 1

iDvr 33-3, Coer, lance, 3 30 ;3 5 —1. D— 5chJOl;ds tree:.-lo- 7 a F 11

rowing, La ;renco 1G 4 1. j *J&ziy o .. .pi. -jii v;arder. j-— 98 Lee li.l t.>c .11 i.r

I ,C. A. dO 7th A^ril, C o 1 nr i al 3 e c re % .ary- raoer, .-1 5- 450.. 91 d rouoted

t o : ’••• - - or!

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Traver3 George 20 -Do- 7th Octoberi Colonial Treasurer1 300r\ R«oip:n^tiI90i|. x i

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;NAME OF PENSIONER.

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[ f?f]S.£- ■«. - ^r- / ;'

Name or the Country which

he represents.

If confirmed, state If not confirmed, state

the reason why.Name of Consul.

the date of his Exequatur.

2 - -tr! i êtrirarvf 00Oonrul Tor ChileWarding, V/.A.

7th Au-uu t, 11-00Ital'r-L'o- i

lot'll July, IS CO.Norway-ro--r j-

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Population according to last Census ; or, if none has ever been taken, according to the best

of information that may be accessible.

e: means.

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COLOUREDPOPULATION.WHITES.Area TOTAL.

County, District, or Parish. in i,

Square Miles. Males. Females.Males. Females. Males. Females.

Nctinated normiabianicalculated rnon t-ê

firarer retimed by

't.iv 1SI1 c ars cur .r

TalMand It ianclr .

^rt Falkland & adjacent.

.Islands,

Nest Falkland (including

New Inland) 6,^00 a *

-onth Georgia (includingorgia

Tainting nx^-iabion of'

56S -nerrDrr: taken l&fch *

MISCELLANEOUS NUMERICAL RETURNS.~ larch, IS 11, 1,000 20 3*5 £r

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ôbai birthi: in 1912 S3

deat.hr in 1912 rr°fvP\T lrth rate nor 1000 10.07iiLeath * » H.o2 I!

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[ /P7l i [/A? ]:: MISCELLANEOUS /t

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Number of Persons connected with Friendly

Societies.

Number of Depositors in Savings

Banks.

Number dl'Saving^ Banks.)

Number of Friendly Societies.

Persons paying

direct Taxes.County, District, or Parish.

V1

V.1T;voOneôwnslii^ of ifconley,

Camt>y of Ro&&494

!r-anefitGOTt.Paririi of ôly înity 160

Clubr

&

. orli in r !fen'r

SocialClub

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ECCLESIASTICAL RETURN.

f ti CHUItCIIEs AND CHAPELS OF EACH DENOMINATION

RETURNED CONSECUTIVELY., TO BE■

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[ /fltf ]RETURN OF CHURCHES, CHAPELS, GRANTS, &c.

[ /AT]4*

Gross amount of assistance to denomi

nation from Public Funds, if any.

Stipend of Minister from Public Funds,

if any.

Accommodation and Average Attendance.

Name and SituationRemarks.of Denomination.

Church or Chapel.

I

(AcCXiOrtO- jAiI.3W3r.C3 (Anglican i'-fcian 200. jto ^.cten- 1 ” lrT3 returnsjtation

\yf attendance £*200 iLent •

(Thrift Cimrcli ‘Cathedral

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£200 fir *T3<i*ic tioral^ST'Si 0-35.

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Hominf: rTX ru! ■

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4*5ii EDUCATION.;i

lFanti^tcabsmacle

r'a^tir tf Averageatt-er.rlan.c3'lominê.sciHreninrc

4 %;

In Colonies containing a large number of Schools, it will be sufficient, if detailed Return of them already exists, to state full particulars of those only

which are Government Institutions, giving the total statistics of the others.

I he pai tieulai s for each School should show whether it is Denominational, and whether fees are charged.

The number ol Scholars should be given, both from the total number

the roll, and from the average attendance during the year.

The totals should indicate the

instruction in the Colony.

Some particulars of the subjects taught in the Higher Schools should be given under the head of Remarks.

no70

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: i iaggregate number of children receiving

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Number of Scholars on Roll and in average attendance. Revenue of each School.Description of School.

! ExpenditureIn other Private Schools.In Aided Private Schools.In Govt. Schools. REMARKS.SchoolFees.

Other j Private. ]

Government.

AidedPrivate.

GovernmentContributions.

VoluntaryContributions.

Total. of each School.Girls. Boys. Girls.Bovs.Girls.| Boys.

A* KtI1

£93© : 10: 5 expended fromGeneral He venue on Education id 1912.

i!I■ (73 16192 81I Senior

& Infont Schools

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£122:1:3; X r■

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; 5 i 1r"arrl-t; privatelv :r I* *

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rP«v o Govern: art 8 clio olrae tors

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V-oet far Irad : ■: ;

< >■ i"liree Go-Tern: ent

8 ch o o 1; la ter i 27 j26 j i

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ii .. 7I 5 •-rrivat^ly 1:i I! ;

“Pal" 1 xed Trlards:0 * r Greg :

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Two Oaziro 17 cho olmar tern

i22 20 i

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Number of Scholars on Roll and in average attendance.Description of School.i

I iIn other Private Schools.In Aided Private Schools.In Govt. Schools.iAided | Other i

Private, j Private, jGovernment.

Total.! Girls. Boys. Girls.Boys.Girls.Boys.■

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CURRENCY, BANKING, WEIGHTS,Ii

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AND.I -

MEASURES.i

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Insert under separate Heads the average Rate of Exchange with

a List of the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins current in the Colony

and their relative value to each other ; the Amount of Coin and Paper Currency

in Circulation j in what Money Accounts

Measures in common

Measures.

London :’i 5f f; !

kept; and the Weights and use, with their equivalents in Imperial Weights and

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ments on the subject.

The Banking particulars should be obtained

last completed year, the date being given.

i < > is anyor Copper ; giving references to the Enact-

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from the Accounts of the;

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Particulars of all Banks doing business in the Colony.

Currency in which Accounts are kept.

Estimated Amount of Paper Money in Circulation. Weights and Measures

Estimated inLegal tender currency, giving particulars and Legislative

Authority.

Average rate of Exchange with

Londonduring the past

year.

common use, and their equivalents

inImperial Weights and

Measures.

NumberList of Coins Current, Amount-Note Circula

tion in the

Colony.

Amount of Coin in ofI ofCapital paid up.

Under what authority

established.

Colonial By By Establishments in

with relative value. Deposits in the

Colony.

Circulation. Private Banks. Name of Bank.Government. Government. the Public. the

Colony.4? >>

Trxt,- I ±Lh iiii

" ccri- j ~ uan£ar& jr.G I

!Tot Izsi-y-ra £7500 • .ritiLliGold io any aô-ntS y.?310I; :icCovb. liXic at rar.

i«r n ‘IIvor <I i

Connor tfO l/~ )Or&sr in CDtinciX 3 rcl PabrnaryPL'W 0)

|Crownsj

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Ljrole Fibrins

Oir.xae I

Gj7\3rnnc?nu ITotor; o£Gliil lings1

I£5, £1, & 5/~^ Order in C-jracil 3 JL6tU Oc*D • 139S)

—tJ—\ j

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Penny !1

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Estimated Amount of Paper Money in Circulation.

1 1'EstimatedLegal tender currency,

giving particulars and Legislative

Authority.

IAverage rate of Exchange with

Londonduring the past

year.

:List of Coins Current, Amount of Coin inColonial :with relative value. Circulation. Private Banks. iGovernment.

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IMPORTS AND EXPORTSi

% * FOR THE YEARi

i! 1911: 2.I

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![ /t*f ]No. 1.—TOTAL VALUE, in Sterling, of the Imports and Exports of the Colony of

. from and to each Country in the Year 19][ //si

No. 1. IOTAL \ ALUE, in Sterling, of the Imports and Exports of the Colony of

from and to each Country in the Year 1912 •the Fall'laid Irlonds p

^ —continued.uiie 'Par. Iand if lands j:Exports thereto.

Exports theieto.Total Imports therefrom. Produceand Manufactures

■British, Foreign, and other

Colonial Produce and Manufactures.

Countries.

Iof Countries. Total Imports therefrom. Produceand Manufactures

British, Foreign, and other


Total.the Colony.of Total.

the Colony.<\ i &ok.* r*

United Kingdom £370,143£ 33,453 Foreign Countries03 , 69*1 461,396 £»

. •British Colonies * tJruyrav.i 1,6'13 1,613

36Canada ; r36 Chile *,442 34,194 39,636

Argentina 97 97|

r Drtvtgs.1l 1^6 136

France 223 223r %

3wedon 7,164 -,164!

. Cer.ianv 42 33,073 33,11*i I? I

YDlland 1 1l

TTorway 7 177,763 177,772

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Total £10,775 245,072 j 25P,^07i

United Kingdom ...

British Colonies ...

32,4*3 370,143 3,695 401,296i36 36

Foreign Countries 245,03210,775 2*5,307

! Grand Total... 615,13093,264 3,695 717,139Total ... 461,332 -£ 32,439 3,09*£370,143-

• State each Colony and Foreign Country separately.i* State each Colony and Foreign Country separately.

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[ //?]1No. 2.—GENERAL IMPORTS into the Colony of the I’aikland Islands * in the Year 191 .

Value in Sterling. Duty.Total Quantities

Imported.Countries whence Imported.ARTICLES. Quantities

Entered for Home Consumption.

ARTICLES.Average Price fixed for the Valuo

(if calculated Official! y).

Gross Amount receivedOf Total

Imports.Rate and when

Imposed.in! Sterling.

4Brought forward • t • • » * .O £!

Live .Aninalr., Food, LAnir & Fareotics .

^ rLive Sbocli United lling&on Free

Groceries -do- 19,145 n

Fruit 5; Vegetables -do- 405 n

!Con £ Fodder -do- 550\

• Mineral waters -do- 339 a

|latcnes :017-do it i€ 1 ■

Spirits 1,316-do- 1506.C.- I;V- par proof cailonI

4.Vines 54&—do— 104.17 B/- cer 0-all £ 4/6 >erdos loots.>

Leers 043-do- 100. 3.- Cd ’ier sal .& 1/- par doz[

Tobacco, Cigars etc 639-do- 70^. 17 .4 Tobacco 3/-,Cigars 3/- oer lb.

•»

n-aw laterialsi

A 390Ietaln Free-do- s4,003Coal n!-&o-

{

i 1,4:31 nPaint £ Oils ; -&o-. a j ^ji

i5,991Tinter -do- i

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35,710' £422.8.4Carried forward !0 0 0 0 0 0

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! ][ //njfo. 2.—GENERAL IMPORTS into the Colony of. t/Iio Falliiand iLiaa&s in the Year 191

*Duty.Value in Sterling.

Quantities Entered for Home

Consumption.

ARTICLES.Gross Amount received

i Average Price J fixed for the Value ! (if calculated | Officially).

Rate and when Imposed.

Total Quantities Imported.

Countries whence Imported.ARTICLES. Of Total Imports. in

Sterling.;

4 V.Brought forward ... 33,710-

'Ianrfactvired Articles.

Free10,443r jUnited EingdouU ear ins A^nareiit3,404

-cl o-Sliip Cliandlere reouxsitedG anvas F Eons

:6,964i-clo-Lraroery & Fancy Goods .!

U1,463!-£o- tf %FascineI n1,315

-do—'ll ire Fencing & Biggins 1

n4^71 -do-dlacc & Gartiienware 7t?

n10,172-dollar d\7 are,. laclxinery o t»c

n3, GC3-do-Enilding later iale

n3,032>-&0-Saddlery ,Fo oto , Slices„

n3,311-do-F",mttrre F Stationery f

1,793-do—Clienicale

a. 000dotal fortlie Unit- 32,453e :l Eingdob •====-

-do-Coin & Fv.llion /? 2422*3 jg,

Live 3tool:* Food, Lrinfc ft Fareotier;.Free36

twCanadaGrocerlee TotalCanada Ilii36

Carried forward

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\'alue in Sterling. Duty.>Quantities


Total Quantities Imported.

Countries whence Imported.ARTICLES. ARTICLES.Average Price fixed for the Value

(if calculated Officially).



Imposed.inSterling.

4Brought forward

rIrini; arLive ArîiTials* rood* i

1 & 109 PreeGroceries'

i

« ti£23Fruit & Vegetables

,tin 546Com & rodder

i

r.ai-7 datorialn %

ino 593. ain'ts 5: Ciir:

lannfactvrod Articles

na 17Wearing arr?arel

t»a 11Lraoery !

f? t>5t!Furniture £ Stationeryi

tt■ 535Seal ?2;insi

w dotallir^w Nil£1,043

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in the Year 191 b ./\iV Value in Sterling. Duty.


Consumption.Total Quantities

Imported.ARTICLES. \Countries whence Imported. ARTICLES.Average Price

fixed for the Value (if calculated

Officially).



Imposed.inSterling.

:I 4

Brought forward i• • •W ,

Live Annals. Food, Lrikil: xifl ‘Tarcotlcs.

rChileLive 3tock 2,33 9 Free

nGrocerlee ti1,272iRFruit; & Vegetables n196

t? t•3 on 5; Fodder a34

inSpirits S t-/- 12/- per proof gal.ti

nTobacco* Clears etc.* 1 V-T Tobacco S/-,Or rt 5/-

per lb.■iau iaterials

Iletals «93

i >ralr-t cc Oils nI n15

Timber 1!

1,139 n

larirjTacturod Aroipj.es

«Wearing apparel246 a

hardware & lac winerya3

Fuild inc iat er 1 als nn4

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Carried forward • • • £5,347 10/-•»•

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No. 2.—GENERAL IMPORTS into the Colony of

lin the Year 191^ .tlie Falkland Islands ' i't

t Duty.Value iu Sterling. !! ' Quantities


I' ARTICLES.V Average Price fixed for the Value


Gross Amount received

Total Quantities Imported.Countries whence Imported. Rate and when

Imposed.Of Total Imports.IARTICLES. in

Sterling.I1*

Brought forward ... ^5,£47 10/-

S(

^Contdl. ::stared dxt,is.lerd h riChile 8 FroeSaddlery, Boots & Shoez

t? 80 n~vTnltvre & stationery■?

I I i» 7i nClienicals& %Ii

II i

[TotalCliil© 5,44B 10/-

;. -Z.“ .

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■iTarootiCii*T.ive 5tac>. Tood. $

1

; 55 FreeAr^ntinaGroceries-.

■-V > 55 nnCom C: j odder!

:lan-af actrx-3-i : rt ic 1 osi!

.6 nRLrapery £. Fancy Goode i

!1 HttOlienicalc£

; 97 ITilTotal. krsent ina==== n:

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[ /±J\\in the Year 191 ^ .uiie FaiLlond Inlands 'V *

Value in Sterling. Duty.


Consumption.ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported. Total Quantities

Imported. :Average Price fixed for the Value


Gross Amount received

ARTICLES.Of Total Imports.

Rate and when • Imposed. |II in

Sterling.

r% *

^ If %LBrought forwardI

:•; :

',1 'Live Aninals. Food. rrinlq and narcotics ,

PortugalFruit S Vegetables £__156 1Free■'—i

TotalPortugal

r156

liizz _4B&3&U. Pi’2Q<U j:r i:T f

Trane- oPit! t a:::! VegcroabieE i aa Free;■nine * 15 | 3 : a : 0 «/- par gal 5: 4/6

loz .Ter

ITart£lair'iTac trred Articleci. k

%I ... i'<iStlJ ardwaro, lac.iinery etc. T;; tal Franco Z-tJ gt tZ:t:GS'

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5 * 6,114 FreeT iLber 3 */edenr

It aorrac-f "rod Ar 11 c i osi 50 «Fardw are lac; - inerv e be »

Total 3 wad on

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5,164 "Til

1!Inmractrred Artieseg Tommy

553lass and Tarb-ieiiv;are n Free

Live Armais. Food. IrirI: and rreouie:;7.. ine Tommy Total

6-emanya/~ ?9r sal and 4/-

!>sr dos.4a*’ 13/- --''ai'tav!

Live Anl..»a± it

i4Groceries Free77 oi'way3I al t ------

■dll 3d per gal. d i/— perw — — _a-_^_~ • - doz...Live /-*■' -XLl Fare j tics

1r' obacco 3/-iI Oar-rod -obacco o/-,Cigars 5/~per ro! 1

TotalTorland

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No. 2.—GENERAL IMPORTS into the Colony o£[/>f]

in the Year 191 ’ ~.>-

Value in Sterling.

Total Quantities Imported.Countries whence Imported. I

Produceand Manufactures

ARTICLES.ARTICLES. British, Foreign, and other


Average Price fixed

for the Value (if calculated Officially).

Total.!of

the Colony.

%Brought forward ...

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Xo. 3.__GENERAL EXPORTS from the Colony of[ /!?/]i

one Pail, land v in the Year 191 2 .Islands*:■

Quantities. ( Value in Sterling.



Countries to which Exported. Produceand Manufactures

ARTICLES.Produce

and ManufacturesBritish, Foreign,

and otherColonial Produce and

Manufactures.

ARTICLES.Average Price fixed

for the Value (if calculated Official!}').,

of Total. Total.the Colony. ofthe Colony.

*Hi ought forward I.

;; ! .o £ r>1

i United Kingdom 76,3-39 Fri:;Vdiale Oil 204,663f 204,06 813r» ;j^CTq roni3Pnolc bone 4, 00 4,300

i

» -39G3 CasesPinned -lent 0,745 6,745

i n -4 90116Li \ OHSTali or/ C ,901

u5-eai Oil /jl Casks . >0 no*

a ^35b Paro50 "'air*Beni 311ns m 7,007 7,932

n r-6 ; mdlo:Bkee? Pails 3

r *6tiw 5PrinîngE 6

;! n 410 CasesProvisions 4

;0,900«Orano 2,9003570 Fags

s;-iOP ooks 2s0u IB Fovea.i

140 140Pauselioi: Goods ; H 3 Casesi|

51s 51Windows Rj .31%

702 702-le at Crtr^ct : II61 Cases.

i 6C 66Tonguesu

:43 ni

: 1: 1^ 1 *- T‘air oi Fare ;i

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No. 3.—GENERAL EXPORTS from the Colony of tile Falkland in the Year 191^ .±zl.v_z:\z

VTal«c in Sterling.Quantities.





for the Value (if calculated Officially).,




Countries to which Exported.ARTICLES. Total.ofof Total. the Colony.the Colony.

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Brought forward £6n3,337• • • £8,566 ; - 606 , Z,09

35 35LiUnited ~ins&oxTyp 3 wr 11 s tb

&5i5 365118 L'rT’iiCttColza Oil

i!

9 93 nty Lrnsifi

6 6r>«Old .Total ( ■■■

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134,630 134,6304,650,771 itsa %41, OOl

1 r. 8;,6 10,360— 573,153nTaoeoLliins ;

743 74C373nTides € %

9 916nLive 31x0 sn

£570,148united £3,695Total Tiroort.-. be ilingdon

£078,345

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1C9 , 560 109,56059,555 TrlzTTorwaymale Oil

5,000 8,000160 toneumale Tone

150 1501747 PassnGuanoi

±15 H5n669BTone leal111?, 765==-“-1(7^==: - -

705 jKorwayTotal jxyjrlz- t:> —=s=s=s r~cn=:“.

, w 55,000 55,000od: {11,000 Friosiiale Oil Gornanyi

78 731 nCasings 5«

£33,073 £53,078Carried forward ... 8:oortB to tternonyTotal

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i

]lbne Falkland in the Year 191 ^\ 1: j.andr:*

Quantities.

Value in Sterling.Countries to which Exported. Produce.

and ManufacturesBritish. Foreign,


Manufactures.

ARTICLES.

of Total. Produceand Manufactures




for the Value (if calculated Officially).

the Colony. Total.of

the Colony.4Brought forward • M

£

10,790 EricChileWhale Oil 53,510 53,0X0%

33 ToneuY&iale Bone 530 530l

5,043LiT3 Olio op i,CC4 1,504

Tobal 'icoorbr? £•5 4,1-4 £54,lb4-_:“1 = ~ =: zzzz

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/iTiale Oil i Uni ted IT.ingdoai

-do-

173,510 baohdeic

31 tons

| o0,370 oar-c

; £407,400iK ale on

y 11,150Gtpno -do- i

14,3731’

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i ■*if

Quantities.

:Countries to which Exported. Produce

and ManufacturesARTICLES. British, Foreign,


Manufactures.

Iof ITotal.the Colony.

3C >•Brought forward • • •

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No. i.—NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREW'S of SAILING VESSELS ENTERED at PORTS

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from each Country, in the Year 191^ .in the Colony of Falkland Islands) '

BRITISH. FOREIGN.F 0 R E I G N. T 0 T A L.COUNTRIES 'lx Ballast.With Cargoes. Total. With Cargoes. ;I IIWHENCE ARRIVED. In Ballast. Total.Total. With Cargoes. In Ballast.

Vessels) Tons. Crows. Vessels Tons. ICrcws. | Vessels Tons. Crews. Vessels Tons. Crews.Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Crews.\ Tons. Crews. Vessels. Crews. I Vessels, i Ten*.Tons. Crows. Vessels. Tons.

$ >i 14 \

IUnited Kl-iG&osi 4 0251 33334 )S251 1 zm 2 I1 336 9 5 6587 97 5 16587 97

iUova 3 c atria i 3 203 56 3 , 293 56 3 293 56 3 293 56

ITorway i131 1532 13 1 1552 1818 1 1532L\

i 1LLC5Bras ii 34ri i 19351935 24 1 193524 24

iCliile ;1 113 11, 1 118 11 1 113 11 1 113 11

&Erl ti sli Guiana I 1 I 359 91 359 9 3591 S 3591 9

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No. 9—NlJMBEK, TONNAGE, and CHEWS of SAILING VESSELS CLEARED at PORTS«

[ A/ / ]«v to each Country, in the Year 191in the Colony of 2 *j 8all 1 and !•:; 1an&BBRITISH. FORE ION.

' T 0 T A L.FOREIG N.COUNTRIES Total.Ix Ballast.With Cargoes. WiTii Cargoes. :!TO WHICH DEPARTED.

Total.In Ballast. In Ballast.With Cargoes.Total.iCrews. Vessels Tons. Crews. Vessels] Tons. Crows.Tons.Vessels Vessels Tons. Crews.!,I Ten*. I Crews.Vessels. Crews. Vessels.Tons. Crews. Tons.Vessels. Crews. Vessels.Vessels. Tons.Tons, i Crews.

** >!1 2287 282287 . 28 i1Australia .

I 3237 33 2337 331■

29 *1 20751 292075British Columbia i;1 3073 29 2075 39I'«K1 99 ; 13Canada

| 99 13 I 99 18 1 13991 1935 24United States i! 1 955 34 1 1935 34 1 1935 34

111131Chile1 113 11 1 113 11 1 113 11

381942Uruguayt V 3 194 58 3 194 53 3 194 53

27182812718281Peru1 1328 37 1323 37-L

93 59jSweden1 ! 359 94 » 2^ 559 9 1 359 9

ISBritish Guiana 155211 1532 18 1 1532 13 1 :.532 18

i i;

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[ /¥'?-] [jj0_ 3_NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CHEWS of STEAM VESSELS ENTERED at PORTS from each Country, in the Year 191 ^ -in the Colony of Falkland I.. lands

FOREIGN.BRITISH. TOTAL.F 0 R ETON.

COUNTRIES Total. Witii Cargoes.In Ballast. Total.In Ballast.With Cargoes. In Ballast. WiTn Cargoes.Total.WHENCE ARRIVED.

Crews.Vessels. Tons.Vessels Tons. Crows. Vessels Tons. Crews.Crews. Tons.Vessels Tons. Crews. Vessels.Crews.Vessels.Tons. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Crews. Tons.Vessels Vessels. Tons.cws.

*

34622Cal4*733 2ik793342950 5 346aa5142*14733 21222 579354293© 314222United Fingdon

1272565| 127 5 256552334 11244 2854 i.152511151231jLUruguay

53064 13 5306^207613530642073 207 615I 15i530642076Peru 1 ii1 :

89 8 9836 329 8 9836 3293715871 22240 5 .90183240901?3Chile j

10I 5151 1010 151i 152 i 101Argentina i

!54 367921365367911565!1365 34>679134 £5 67 91 136934Uorway t

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:i. c/i

to each Country, in the Year 191in the Colony o£ i?-all.land Inlands8 *1BRITISH. FOREIGN. :; T O T A L.F 0 R E I G N.,COUNTRIES Total.Ix Ballast. i;With Cargoes. With Cargoes. 1TO WHICH DEPARTED. i Total.Ix Ballast.In Ballast. With Cargoes.Total.! I

Vessels Tons. Crews.Crews. Vessels Tons. Crews.Vessels Tons. Vessels Tons. Crews.i Crews.Vessels. Tons.Crews.Vessels. Tons.Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.Tons.*$£I >

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13 I5SS13 3United Kingdom 18 59913 3 a6 j 59913 y1?>13 599120i a 0i

ao2 2r>n1 3 ! §: 17 175384; 5 a517 75534 ? oPeru 4 17 75534 4I 4 7553-'17 4

i

5155| 491Cliile 1 5155 49 rv 863 09 3 665 89 4 3313 113 5313 113! 4

i i!20101 34Uruguay 2010 34 3 5017 .l412 2 5 5017 141 S 7027 235 70275 325%& .

iiIT or r;ay 14 17704 5571 16831 35 I 1 1035 17704037 I 13 X9397S3225 14 15 19587 382

:

i¥e :Grcnaaay 1 3158 32 | 1 31531 2153 3 302 1 3138 82

•s II13outh Africa

^ Cans Tov/n)30 10 ! 1 30 101 30 10 1 30 10 I

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G7144,533

3 20Total ... 41 *61975550 25584 3G7 31 70S 6130 23504 6 GG7

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ENTEliED at PORTS in the Colony of the Is. lands

[ /i/y]No. 6.—NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of SAILING VESSELS of EACH NATION

CLEARED at PORTS in the Colony of the Tall .'land I." lands in the Year 191^ .

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!^ .iii the Year 191 ^ /:

\ENTERED. 1 C L E A R E D.

In Ballast. Total.Witii Cargoes. !NATIONALITY OF VESSELS. NATIONALITY OF VESSELS. With Cargoes. In Ballast.! Total.1Tons. Crews.Vessels. Vessels. Tons.Crews. Crews.Vessels. Tons.

Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Crows.Tons.V4

|33 462*14 6281 33 In&oFritirh j 3 34Fritieii 6190 845

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86293 83 298 86ITova ^cotia 86| 55 298TTova Scotia 862983

S27 27 !18912 1391o 27TTorway f i 2 271391'Torv/av 18912

I

11B 1 113111 11Chile 113 11T_Chile 113 111

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119881988 24 1 241Gsr:2‘3n 1988! 24 1983 241Geman I■

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<■ c 6 9876 9Huegia 1¥

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Total 12 10324 10 1042? 20210324 21812218• • • Ml • • • 10 10427 202/

t i 2 U* I/,/<

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No. 7.—NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of STEAM VESSELS of EACH NATION ENTERED at PORTS in the Colony of Îie Tali:land Islands 'n ^le Near 191 A ■

[ &Y ]No. 8.—NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of STEAM VESSELS of EACJI NATION

CLEARED at PORTS in the Colony of

I

in the Year 191v2 :the ianl

E N T E R E D. C L E A n E D.ilx Ballast.With Cargoes. Total.NATIONALITY OF 'VESSELS. Tot .\ r..In Ballast.With Cargoes.NATIONALITY OF VESSELS. i

iIVessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. IVessels. Crews.Tons. Tons. Crews. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.Vessels. • Tons.Crews.Tons.Vessels. I 1 i. .

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59 142144*2611421445o61i 559Friticii 41 14455241 144533550'nri*fcish. ! 5350a i .\ri4 743 67 4 7 43 67 .Chilian

69I 6633!69Chilian 3 665i

;i172145 44092 45 4^092 1721TTarweîan ! :■

! 79317 2272122721 79317Norwegiani

1:

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It !

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^197 619761 6166 766F 2 U 2

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BRITISH. FOREIGN.

T 0 T A L.F 0 R E I C. N.In Ballast.With Cargoes. Total.NAMES OF PORTS. With Cargoes. ■

Total.In Ballast.With Cargoes.In Ballast.1 Total.Crows. Vessels Tons.Vessels Tons. Crows. Vessels Tons. Crews. Vessel Tons. Crews.

Crews.Tons.Crews. • Vessels.Crows. Vessels. Tons.Tons.Vessels.Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Crews.Tons.

) :4 GtfRl!SR 74 62*1 4455 ■116Stanley 1

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!11 10706 2104LI I©706 2044*S* 116

! , ;1 116 iiVox ray 1 i

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\\ \13 10384

\E 4373 137 !.2 10324 2!.3j

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FOREIGN. T O T A L.BRITISH. FOREIGN.

Ix Ballast. Total.Total.In Ballast. With Cakooks. In Ballast.Total. With Cargoes.With Cargoes.NAMES OF PORTS.

Tons, i Crews. Vessels.Vessels. Crews. | Vessels.Vessels Tons. Crews. (Vessels Tons. Crews. Crews.Vessels Tons. Crews. Vessels Tons. Tons.Crews. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons.4 V t

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8 *87? 127 10324 1212 2184 6281 487^ 1233 34 6231Stanl93' :

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FOREIGN.BRITISH. T 0 T A L.F 0 II E I G N.

Total. With Cargoes.In Ballast.Witii Cargoes. I Total.In Ballast.NAMES OF PORTS. With Cargoes.Total.In-Ballast.

iCrews.: Vessels! Tons. Crews.Vessels Tons. Vessels Tons. Crews. Crews. ! Vessels.Vessels Tons. Crews. Tons. I Crews.Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons.Crews.Vessels. Tons.Vessels.Crews.Vessels. Tons.

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54 jL?4# 5051 750

54 1154,50511750

20 L1C74880 ▼Stanley 156,595154i 5/1 156, |5951; 104

21574 880201041 :

r4059 119 4009 H9r?5New Idland 10 12401570i

21 10490 08912401 21 lr490 08918 570i Ii !i

;I2 5025Tenth Georgia 91 2 5525 :91 9 .10615288 57911 1594510018 288 II 15945 57S9

!1

4: ! % .■Earwin 1 221 25 25221 25 1 25 2211 221 1.

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142, 4T'otal I «180,59 144 5261 9 44835 |7 180, 58 7049704949 448551788 88 979979aa

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r /i-7]in the Year 191at eacli POUT in the Colony of* tlie Fall land Iciaidsf

FOREIGN.BRITISH. TOTAL.FOREIGN.ii

Total. With Cargoes.In Ballast.WiTn Cargoes. Total.In Ballast.With Cargoes.Total.In Ballast.NAMES OF POUTS.

Crews. Vessels Tons. Crews. Vessels! Tons. Crews. Vessels Tons. Crews.Tons. Crews.Vessels Tons.! Crews, j Vessels, jVessels. 1 Tons. 1 Crews. Vessels. Tons, fVessels. . Tons. ' Crews. Vessels. Crews.Tons. !I I

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i 40 4003t 77 177,

316317 3 9134 1 07157, 517277Stanley 5295i 91^4 40 146400

93

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231 19IEarwin 231 i191 1 19221 1 321 19

2 tfi: 33 91 3-U7" ortli Georgia 7735 91 5222 6417 67432 32 4 1*5 4 G7 1* 145i i

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20 37734 367 619701 61 6197766 7C6i 2X2/

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CULTIVATED and UNCULTIVATED Lands, Wages, Produce, Stock, &c.[

AVERAGE RATE of WAGES for LABOUR.Uv

i** Number of Estates Cultivated

Wholly or Partially on the Metairie System.

* Per Task or Job.

Estimated Acreage of

Uncultivated Land in the Colon}-.

Estimated Acreage of

Cultivated Land in the Colony.

Number of Estates Abandoned.

Number of Estates in Cultivation.

Estimated Acreage of the Colony.

Per Day.Per Annum. *

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1 4,160,0004,1*9,900100 acresPredial

as Icitclien •SBJI £60-nar annual<rariens. 1 t»o

173■

.1 £6rer r-ontiitoi

£7.10/-j

£5to£*

T'oyr* in training» north,/»

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[ /&2 ]RETURN oli the PRODUCE STOCK, &c.■r

STOCK. Number of

CROPS.the Nature of the Crop, and the Number of Acres of Land in each Crop. P R I C E O F P R 0 D V C E.

Stale the Nature of the Produce, and the Price olP R ODUC E.

State the Nature of the Produce, and the Quantity of each. h in Sterling.I encState I

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IIII

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I! JnName of the County District, or Parish.

1 I tien i i; £a L i I3

£ l S'* £ :s : :££ 1 i £| I1£ :S I I : IB i !.c&: ■ —3:1 ■

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n-io Io *r{I fc-r n :q •£iw O

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AVERAGE PRICES of various ARTICLES of Use or Consumption.

!)Prices inSterling Prices.

April. July. October.January.d.£ S-

•ner of IOC Itr.... T7er"Barrrlf>^M>^4bri. 10 6Wlieaten Flour ...

... per Imperial Bushel.

......................... per lb.

WheatImprovements in Agriculture and Manufac

tures introduced this Year.i

-ITil-Wheaten Bread ...

\ IHorned Cattle

17Homes

| 7Sheep

Coats

Swine i

I S... ûart>...Milk:

Butter, Fresh 2%Salt 1 , 9

Cheese 1 I 4.Beef 5

Mutton 2? *!

! sPork

Bice |»*

i 1 s .... trtnCoffee

Tea &«^v >

Sugar 3

Salt ' o

r??r gal lan 119

a ~Wine I Progress o£ any Improvements previously re

ported.ft « hBrandy ...-ITil-

\Beer *t ^varfc-Tobacco ... ...r» ro

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MINES, and FISHERIES.MINES andSHIPS.MANUFACTURES.

FISHERIES.QUARRIES.Number, Name, Situation, and

Description of t he Mines and Quarries.

Registered according to

Law.

Number of Ships built in the Colony.

Number. Name. Situation, and Description of

Manufactures, Mills, Works, &c., &c.

TonsBurthen. Number of Ships and

Boats employed. ,(leneral Remarks.

ValueDescription of Fish, and

Quant ity of each.

Name of the Mineral

Substances.

Quantity produced and

Value in Sterling.in

Sterling.Boats.Ships.

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Hood bntiding stone can -os fo-nnd.

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[ /7? ]RETURN OF LANDS GRANTED

AND SOLD DURING THE YEAR 1917-T- 3

; Number of Grants under 100 Acres.

Numberof Grants abovelOO, not exceeding 500, Acres. Grants exceeding 500 Acres.

Total Number of Grants.

Whether by Grant

Where Sold, stato

the Average Price per Acre.

Total Number State the Total Number of Acres

that remain ungranted.

State the Total Number of Acres

granted in the Colon}'.

State the Total Number

County or District. ofNumber of

Grants.Number of

Acres.Number of

Grants.Number of

Acr^s.191 Acres granted.Extent of Grant. ofoi-Name of Grantee.

Purchase.101 Acres sold.J

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STATISTICAL RETURN for the PRISONS of ( and Inlands5

) for 1912 .

a9Number of Persons Committed to “ Penal Imprisonment,

including “ Penal Servitude ” (if that term is used in the

Colony to describe any Punishment).

.2£ I o,6

”*Number Committed for Debt,

Want of Bail, and Punishment.

Numberof those Committed

who have beon Previously Convicted.

-32 05.gPh2 W.3 03 ■aa 2

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31

Name and Nature of the Prisons.

X ‘(Whether*‘Common Gaol,”“ Penitentiary,” &c.)

Merc “ Lock-ups ” not to be inserted.

X

$S 9 gS 9g *

5 5'

55*3 1! . 3 §X

li8mi 5

PMtcti

1*1 o.» °-C8 3 3

2 *5 g03 9o ~73 9o osi

&Xtg 02y 9w o-si 9

fi1-2

Sca .9 9 *=■ O

<S.8-O — 9 SCjS’E

D2 <(-5-9£X £

§-* e§i t 2

J: 9 9© o 25J 08 H 5-j9

Ca

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Coxamon Gaol ^ hartley :?ii rTii ruTTil:tii ITilNil

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Total ...*

/Men ...Here fill up the columns

• in respect of the whole Colony.

Women

'Juveniles

* By Penal Imprisonment ” is meant imprisonment inflicted as a substantive punishment in pursuance of a sentence of a Court of Justice, as distinguished from imprisonment for safe custody, &c.

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[ /?r i >C ¥ Answers.Questions,

QUESTIONS ARE TO BE FILLED UP IN RESPECT OF

EACH PRISON IN THE COLONY.THESE

IV. Taking the average number of prisoners in gaol, how many cubic feet of space are there for each prisoner during the hours of sleep ?

Ontoic HeetB33

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939If the prison is on a separate

system, is the separation complete ? And, if not, what is the separation enforced by day and night respectively ?

I. a10Ho.

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â-noxabe Ceils.l

s %V. How are the prisoners classified ?

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II. If not on the separate system

what provision is there for the supervision of the prisoners while in association ?

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by treadmill, crank, or shot drill—in

force ?

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III. How many cells are there; and how many associated wards ? 7 Ceils, 3 te.xvorary

c onvetiied c e i 1 ©. H o Wards.

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Questions.

VII. If so, during what periods of imprisonments, in respect of what classes of prisoners, and during how

many hours, is such penal labour

enforced ? In stating hours ol tread- wheel labour, give, first, the total time on and off at the wheel, &c.; secondly, the length of spells and

intervals of rest.

2. How are they supervised ? v/arisr.

ITil.

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3. How many escapes of prisoners, while being employed beyond the

gaol, have taken place during each of

the last three years ?

"Til.

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VIII. What kind of labour, other

than penal labour, is in use ? Public Works.& m.

4. How the profits of their labour

are accounted for. /Tot a.cc rented Hor.

A

IX. If the prisoners are employed

beyond the walls of the gaol, state—i

X. What was the total annual cost of the prison during the year 191

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£141 : 5 : 2

1. On what kind of work they

so employed.are

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Answers.Questions.

XIV. Is there, or are there, any

Chaplain or Chaplains of any, and

what, religious persuasions ?

XI. What was the annual amount

of the prisoners’ earnings during

191 P

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XV. Are religious services regu- larly, or otherwise, performed for the

benefit of the prisoners of any, and

if any, what, religious persuasion ?

P *XII. What is the number of the

hours allotted for sleep ? And, if sleep

is in association, are the dormitories

lighted ? and how often are they

patrolled during the night ?

"To.9 1 lourr, >

"strata Cell::..

Li<?ht in

At laar.b twice.

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XVI. Are Roman Catholic Priests

and Dissenting Ministers allowed free

to prisoners of their own per

suasion ? and are they apprised when

prisoners of their respective per

suasions enter the prison ?

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XIII.—What were the number and

nature of the punishments inflicted

for offences committed by prisoners

undergoing imprisonment ?

yivater •One to tin'3a days bread and

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XVII. What provision is made for

the education of prisoners P XX.\'Til.

1. What was the sanitary state of the prison during the year 191 ?% Very Good.

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as to Diet ?■

Fot FardT~ard Laborr.

Fread Q 32.Fread 1 oz.FreatraetXIX. Have Coroners’ Inquests been

held on every occasion of a death in

prison during the past year ? And

what were the verdicts ?

Gruel 1 ot.Coffee i ot.f-3 doatCin

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1 lb.jPotatOSS ? CI lb.Potatoes Pc •»• >ii teat, lorn 1 nt.teat low 1 .

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Table showing the number of cases reported to the Police and how they were dealt with.

IOther

offencesagainst

property.**

Other offences

against the person.

1 Otheroffences.

Predial larceny. *

Homicide.Total.

r %Trivial cases in which the Police

refused to take proceedings

[Not brought before a Magisterial Court for want of evidence

Brought before a Magisterial Court 67 10 3 54

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** Include both Offences against rights of Property and Injuries to the subjects of Property.

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Table showing the Number of Persons brought before the Magisterial Courts by arrest, warrant, or summons, and how the cases were disposed of by the Magisterial Courts.

IV.—INDICTMENTS AND INFORMATIONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS.

A.—Table showing the number of cases tried in the Superior Courts and the result of the trials.

Number of persons committed for

trial in the Superior Courts.

Number of persons Number of persons discharged for want j discharged on the

of prosecution. merits of the case.

Number of persons summarily convicted.

Total. J V

Number of cases in which no one was convicted of the charge, but

there was a conviction of

another offence, setting out the

offence.

Homicide ... ; Number of cases in which

all persons charged wore

acquitted.

Number of cases inwhich there was a charge of

Number of cases in which there was a conviction for

Number of cases in which

there was a nolle prosequi.

Nature of charge.IOther offences against the person 5 103

viPnedial Larceny*

Murder other than wife, concubine, or child ...Other offences against property* > 21 3i

Offences against the Master and Servants Acts, including Acts relating to Indentured Coolies

Manslaughteri

Attempt at MurderOffences against Revenue Laws,

Municipal, Road and other Laws relating to the social economy of the Colony

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*os•p. Assault with intent to killJ* 1*-

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N°TIfoirowing'Vtable11 in wllich Magistrates exercise jurisdiction arc not to be included in Lliis or the Rape5eg

I a | 5 g * |: Unnatural crimes ...

III.—SUMMARY CONVICTIONS.1

£ oTable showing the number of summary convictions for various classes of offences and the kind of punishment inflicted.

Offences against property with j violence to the person.............. 1•1 I

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,Pine 36 3 Miscellaneous offences312 1 2■

Imprisonment in lieu of fine where peremptory im- iIno sentence of

prison men t :!

Fine and peremptory imprisonment

Peremptory imprisonment without fine .....................................

Whipping......................................

Round over or other trivial punishment ......................................

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V.—COMPARATIVE TABLE.

Comparative Table showing the number of offences, apprehensions, convictions, and acquittalsfor the last four years.

Include in the returns below persons charged with attempts and conspiracies to commit the several offences.

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I iJudgment for Crown

Judgment for prisoner

Prisoner found insane

Case fell through for want of prosecution including nolle prosequi and bills thrown out by Grand Jury

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1. Offences against property with violence to the person

2. 0ther offences against property

3. Other offences against the person ...

4. Other offences

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1. Homicide

2. Offences against property with violence not amountingto homicide

3. Other offences against property ....................................

4. Other offences against the person....................................

5. Other offences .............. ... .........................

C. Table showing the number of persons convicted forSuperior Courts and the kind of punishment inflicted.

classes of offences b}' thevarious■r

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1. In the Inferior Courts

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■LPunishments. t. > Iso o£ *3 6

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Imprisonment in lien of death sentence commoted

Imprisonment ..............

Fine without imprisonment

Whipping ... ..............

Bound over or other trivial punishment

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QUESTION II.—{continued).Note.—On the first occasion of filling up these Forms, a Plan of each Floor of the Hospital should be sent’home Each such Plan should be the size of the Blue Book sheet. In subsequent years, if there has been no material alteration in the Buildings, or addition to them, it will be sufficient to refer to the Blue Book in which the Plans home.

were sent *If the Buildings are afterwards altered or enlarged, fresh Plans should be sent home with the Blue Book of the

year in which the alterations were effected.

(I.) What quantity of Water is available for

each Patient every day ?d V.

Hospital Return for tlie Colony of , for the Year 191 .

Question I.

What is the source of the Water Supply ?PatientsDischarged.

;Average stayof those

Attendants.iNumber c;

Servants partially or not at all employed as

Nurses.

Daily Average in Hospital

during the year 191

Nurses doing no

other duty.

Specify t ho longest time for which any one

Inmate has

Iremaining in I Number

Hospital at admitted|the beginning' during the of the year j year 101

191

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Question II. t (II.) Detail the arrangements as to Baths

and Lavatories.2 Windowsand

VentilatingOpenings.

Is tlicrc any Sink or Drain

opening in Ward.

Connexion of the Privy with the

Ward.3> Amount

of cubic space available for each

Patient for the average number of Patients in the Ward.

Thegreatest

number of Patients

in the Ward at any one

time during

the Year.

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year, with the Number of Deaths from each such Disease:—

FillGive the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Hospital during the Year 19

And stating the Official Position of tlic Visitors. Number of Cases.

Number of Deaths.Diseases Treated.i-4Specifying the character of

the Visit in respect to Notice. By a Government Inspector.

By a Committee of the Governing Body.

By the Governor or Colonial Secretary.

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Of SurpriseI

(I.) In reference to the above Table, state

whether or not the Register Books were produced

on every occasion; and, if not, on how many

occasions they were not so produced.

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examined they were found not to be properly

made up to date of examination.And fill up the next Table of Cases of the following Diseases occurring amongst Patients and

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Occurring amongst Patients. Occurring amongst Officers.

In Case of Patients attacked while in Hospital, state how long the Person had been in Hospital boforo his attack, and for what

disease he was admitted.

Resident Officers.Name of Disease. Non-Resident Officers.Number of Cases.

Number of Deaths.

(III.) State also how many reports of the

following kinds have come under the notice of the

Governor :—

Cases. Deaths. Cases. Deaths.

\ Yellow Fever or other Endemic Fever........................... ••Financial or Statistical(a.) Reports of a

kind, especially such as show the system

on which Money and Store Accounts are

kept and audited.

(Ij.) Reports by persons charged with the

<Plague

Typhus..

Smallpox

Scarlatina.immediate management of the Hospital,

(c.) Reports by a Government Inspector, in

dependent of the Governing Authority

of the Hospital.

Enteric (or Typhoid) Fever...

Erysipelas

Pyasmia .

(Append copies of his Reports, if any.)

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LUNATIC ASYLUM RETURN. * *

Question I.—(Statistical).

general statisticalMechanical Restraint.Restraint by Attendants.Seclusion under Lock and Key.Restraint.T A 13 L E .

J iThe Number of times resortedDischarged.Number of Attendants.

Average Stay of those

toNumber

of Patients who dietl

Non-Resident.Daily Average Number during

19 .

The Number of Persons subjected15

Resident.I Number Admitted

during 19 .

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raEmployed ns Servants

or only partially us Attendants.

cEmployedin

Employed Employed in ns Servants

or only partially ns Attendants.

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The greatest duration of, in any single instance

19 .Attendance on tlie

Patients.Attendance

on tbc Patients.

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In reference to the above Table, state :—I. By whose authority Patients are restrained.II. What kinds of mechanical restraint are in

Male iI

iFemale.1 use.

Total ... III. Whether any, and, if any, how many, cases of cruelty by Attendants to Patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each case.

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Number Statev hot her a Coroner’s

Inquest was held, and what was

the Verdict.

Statev hether a Post

MoitcmExamination was

held.

of Age of Deceased.

Sex of Bodily Condition when Admitted.

Form of Mental Disorder.

Date of CauseDeceased IV. What was the number of cases of injury to Patients—(i.) By themselves ?

(h.) By other Patients ?(hi.) By Attendants ?

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State the extent of1— ACRES p.R.I

(I.) The airing court.(II.) And other grounds

Are the Patients, as a rule, given daily exercise, their health permitting ?

Are they confined to airing courts, or allowed to walk in other grounds, and sent beyond the Asylum ?

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or to induce them to amuse themselves ? Detail them.

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>C How many religious services were held in?191

What was the average attendance ?In what building, and how many could it

■ contain ?

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Giving the Daily Average Number of Patients who were employed in 191:.

Specifying the character of the Employment.Distinguishing the Sexes.

Agriculture and Gardening. Trade. Household Work, Drawing Water, &c.:

Male ...

Female

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AGCOMMODATION TABLE. (Diet.)Question III.SPACE ANDTheAverage

Temperature.The Average

Amount of Cubic Space

available for each Patient.

TheI Gross Superficial

AreaThe Append the Dietary Table.Amount ot WindowThe

Number of such | Gross Cubic Space i l of allDescription of Rooms. of all such Space.Winter. Summer.

Rooms. 5such Rooms.Rooms. A !•:I J

Dormitories

Day Dooms and Corridors used • Question IV.—(Inspection.)

1as Day Rooms i1iSingle Rooms ... Divide the Patients in the Asylum into the following Classes : —

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What is the Source o£ the Water Supply; theFemales.Quality of the Water ; and the Amount of Males.

Water available for each Patient every day ?(I.) Maniacal and Dangerous ...

(II.) Quiet Chronic .............(III.) Melancholy and Suicidal ... (IV.) Idiotic. Paralytic, Epileptic

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Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Asylum in 191

And Stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

By au Inspector specially charged to ascertain the

continued Lunacy or otherwise of the Patients.

Distinguishing those Visits in which all Patients were seen and

every part of the building visited from .Visits of Partial

Inspection.

By a Committee of the Governing Body.

Bv the Governor or Colonial Secretary.

By a Government Inspector.

What is the number of—(I.) Lavatories ?ByBy | Of Surprise. By By(II.) Baths? Of Surprise. Of Surprise. Of Surprise.AppointmentAppointment Appointment Appointment

(III.) Latrines ? !'I

J. Complete Inspections;:

:2. Partial Inspections

yState how many Deports of the following kinds have come under the notice of the Governor :__

(I.) Financial and Statistical (showing, amongst other things, on what system the Money and Store Accounts are kept and audited).

(II.) Reports by the Person or Persons charged with the immediate management of the Asylum.

(III.) Deports by an Official Inspector, independent of the Governing Body of the Asylum.

What is the system of Sewerage ?

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Number ofOther Institutions. REMARKS.How Supported.

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combination o£ hours may be substituted.

for these any other■

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Meridian of longitude adopted for calculation o£

time adopted as standard in the Colony o7 'I;

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Relative Humidity.Tension of Vapour.Air Temperature.c S O i5 O

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SAVINGS BANKSi

July ;iAugust i ANDi

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completed year.

The Statement of Revenue should not include Deposits received or

bunds realized, but should include Interest on Investments.

Year of the last

Station H =A = 0 =

January I The Statement of Expenditure should include Deposits repaid or funds invested, but should include interest credited to Depositors, and all

expenses of management.

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Amount of Withdrawals

during year.

Amount of Deposits

during year.

By what Authority and

when established.

Number of Depositors on

31st Dec.

Whether Government or

Private.

Name and situation of Total amount at credit of depositors,

31st Dec.

Rate of Interest allowed.

Amount ofRevenue. Remarks.Expenditure.Bank.

Invested Funds.

®overm eat OrOVt. £14,77*Orilrionca 494-£7 .>,'“7 4 £69,016 £:U,f*'43 £1,^91 Int?T'35‘t to

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from Government.

Name of Society. Date of establishment, and whether underAmount of Invested Funds.Number of Members.

any Legislative Authority.

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lighting arrangement,

and at whose cost V

!h Furniture.j Number Any expenses

necessarily borne by Governor.

Other InformationValue of | Furniture, Plate, Linen, Ooekeiy,

and Glass supplied by j

Col. Govt. !

ofName and Situation. Servants'Bedrooms.

FamilyBedrooms.

Is Plate, Linen, Crockery,

Glass supplied by Col. Govt. ?

ReceptionRooms.

If suppliedGardeners and Labourers required.

useful for a new Governor.Land. Percentagepayable.

Garden. Percentageannuallypayable.

byColonial

Government.V; .

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W.C.Secants1 Hall •! !acres quartersneat.W.C.W.C.Lamn room

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West norch Passage

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TELEGRAPHS, and TELEPHONES.

Each Line or Company should be separately entered.

The particulars required should be extracted from the Accounts for the

last completed year, the date of which should be stated.

If possible, the total tonnage and passenger mileage should be given forthe Railways.

For Roads, particulars of total lengths should be given.

For Canals, the same particulars as in the case oE Railways and Telegraphs, as far as applicable, should be stated.

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Iii the case of Railways. Total Expenditure Number of Telegraph ancl

Telephone Messages sent.

Gauge of RailwayWhether constructed, owned,

or worked by Government, or by

private body.

Total Annual charge for interest, if

Lengt h open for j

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(excluding any charge for interest).

Total Receipts.Terminal Stations

of each Line.

or cost of construction GoodsPassenger| Width of Canal. up to date. any. Receipts.Receipts.i

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Number of Post, Money Order, and Telegraph Offices in 191^2Revenue:—

Gross Receipts from Letters, Post Cards,

Newspapers, Books, and Parcels

Commission on Money Orders

Post Offices. Telegraph Offices.Money Order Offices.3212 : 10 : 8

V85 : 10 : 3 4 3 i

12 : 11 :10Commission on Postal OrdersStatement of the Estimated Total Number of Letters, etc., dealt with in 191TTilValue of Unclaimed Money Orders ...

Telephones 88 : 2 :11 External.

Internal. United Kingdom. Other Places. Total.

From To From To

LettersTotal Postal Revenue 40862 21717 13146 7874 8329S3368 : 16 : 1 Post Cards

2458:d 1427 3301 208? £237Newspapers )Expenditure —

For salaries and wages and all expenses of

Postal Service (including Money and

Postal Order Business) within the Colony

For conveyance :6f: Mails'beyond the Colony

36425 1465 2523 543 70986Book Packets, Samples, and Circulars -itParcels 5356 416 14 5736Telegrams ..1639 : 12 : 7

c- ! »i' 2500 :

Statement of the Amount of Money Order Transactions between the Colony and the United

Kingdom, and between the Colony and other Colonies or Foreign Countries, in 191i’

iIssued in Colony.& I a Paid in Colon}'.

'Total cost of Postal Service £ 9792 17 642 16 915 3 S

851 8 753 16 434 1 11

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4139 : 12 : 7 -

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13 10 3MAIL SERVICE. 4 69 13

33 5!Contract. Other paymentsColony’s

share of Subsidy.

TotalAnnual

Subsidy.

95 7 960 2 10

22 14 10Between Colony and

Number of Mails.

toLine of Steamers. Contractors. 4Termination.Commencement. 23 10 62

: 1 3r■ 2 13 2

Austria 25 4 8Switzerland "Vussia

£60015 ; £5000 £2500outward

Liverpool, 'Pacific 13.6.10 i14.6.00 2;3 12West Falk-1MontevideoJ Steam Now from year 13 2 19 5

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TotalAnnual Subsidy.

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