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INDEX OF SECTIONS,

ANNUAL BLUE BOOK 1938 •____

PACE.. SECTION 1. Taxes, Duties, Fees, and Other Sources of Revenue

Revenue and ExpenditureComparative Yearly Statements of Revenue anti Expenditure Recapitulation of Expenditure, shewing Personal Emoluments Assets and Liabilities Public Debt...Municipalities and other Local Bodies ...Public WorksLegislation—Laws, Proclamations, Ac. ...Political Franchise ...Councils and Assemblies Civil Establishment ...Pensions Foreign Consuls Population and Vital Statistics Ecclesiastical Return Education ...Government Publications, Newspapers, Ac.Currency, Banking, Weights and MeasuresImports and ExportsShipping-Production and Natural Resources Wages and Cost of Living

Gaols and Prisoners ...Criminal Statistics Hospitals Lunatic AsylumCharitable and Literary Institutions

Meteorological Observations

Savings Banks and Friendly Societies ...Government Houses ...Railways, Tramways, Steamship Services, Roads, Canals, Motor Transport Post, Telegraph and Telephone Statistics Ports and Harbours ...

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• 19. 37. 35.

... 41.- 45.

49.- 53,• 57.- 59.

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4.5.6.7.v

8.9.

10.

11.• *12.• •13. 89.14, 93.15. - 95.

- 99. ■101.•105. ■107. ■113. ■333. ...354. ...363,

• 366. -376. -330. -386.- 393. -294..398.-304.-303.

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OF

FAXES, I H IMES, FEES.AN L) OTHER

SOURCES OF REVENUE

SPECIFIED UNDER THE RESPECTIVE LAWS OR AUTHORITIES UNDER

WHICH THEY ARE DERIVED.

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Note.—Fees marked thus (*) are paid into the Treasury for public use.„ (t) are received and returned by the Officer.„ (t) are received by the Treasury but paid to the

Officer or Officers concerned.

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CUSTOMS IMPORT DUTIES.PagePage:• ; |

Rate. Authority. £ s. cl.

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Land Tax ...Attorneys’ Fees On Spirits, not exceeding the strength of proof as ascertained by Sikes’s hydrometer and in proportion for any greater strength than strength of proof

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Ordinance No. 1 of 11)00.Licences

Liquor Licences

Marriage Fees

Medical Practitioners, registration of

Naturalization Fees

Notarial Fees

Auction Duty 15 0 2 0 4 (> 2 3

per gallon4 On Wine in Casks, per gallon ... per doz. ... per doz.

Auctioneers’ Licences ' in reputed quarts in reputed pints ...

Billiard Licences On British Wines, and all other unenumerated and unexemptedbeverages not liable to spirit duty, in reputed quarts per doz.

On Malt liquor, mum, spruce, cider and perry, in casks

j7 • • 3 0Bills of Health ?•>9 per gallon

... per doz. ... per doz.

per lb. per lb.

(iin reputed quarts ... in reputed pints

1 0y j 1?Births, registration of

Brewing Duty

Brewing Licences

Court Fees

& C»yy yy

On CigarsOn Cigarettes cut and manufactured tobacco and snuff, On all other unexempted tobacco ...

5 04 3 0

Patents 2 0

Penguin Egg Licences

Pilotage Dues

Powder Magazine .

TABLE OF EXEMPTIONS.&Perfumed Spirits and Cologne Water, Lemonade, Ginger Ale, Ginger Beer, Soda

Water, Potash and all other Mineral Waters

2. Naptha or Methylic Alcohol in its crude state and not fit for use as a potable spiritor for admixture with a potable spirit.

3. Tobacco forming an ingredient in sheep wash, or hop powder manufactured in bondin the United Kingdom.

4. All articles imported or taken out of bond for the use of the Governor of theColony and for the use of His Majesty’s Army and Navy.

The Governor, Military and Naval Departments and messes purchasing any articles whatsoever, duty paid, shall be entitled to have same refunded out of the Public Treasury on the certificate of the Governor or of the Officer in command of any Military or Naval Department', or any of His Majesty’s Ships of War.

The Consulates in this Colony of any foreign countries in which is accorded or in which hereafter may be accorded to British Consular Officers the privilege of exemption from Customs duties in respect of official goods imported into such foreign countries by His Majesty’s Government for the use of His Majesty’s Consulates shall have a like privilege granted to them of exemption from any duties that may be levied in this Colony on goods which may be imported by their respective Governments as bona-fide official supplies for the use of such Consulates.

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Customs Overtime Fees / • oc;

Probate & Estate Duties ...Customs Warehouse 9 5Deaths, registration of

Divorce & Matrimonial Causes

Royalties10t *Sheriffs’ Fees4 £

Dog Licences

Escheat Ordinance, fee6 under

Estate, unrepresented

Export Duties

Gun Licences

Shipping Fees

Stanley Rates\ i

MTobacco LicencesaTonnage Dues

Trade Marks4 • • •

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v C) CUSTOMS EXPORT DUTIES.Import Duties Whaling Licences

Wharfage Dues

Wrecks Ordinance, fees under

9 Ordinance No. 1 of 1900 as amended by Ordinance No. 5 of 1920.

On Whale Oil ...On Seal Oil On Guano of all kinds

per barrel of 40 gallons per barrel of 40 gallons

... for every 100 lbs. or part thereof.

5 0Land, registration of

Land Surveyors’ Fees5 0

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O STANLEY RATES.Assessed Annually (Ordinance No. 4 of 1905.... in the £On the Annua! value of all house property in Stanley 1 3

(*) LAND TAX (Graduated)

Where the total acreage of all lands held by the same owner, grantee or lessee ...

Ordinance No. 5 of 1918.

iis under 5,000 acres ... per acreis or exceeds 5,000 acres but is under 50,000 acres ... per acre is or exceeds 50,000 acres but is under 100,000 acres is or exceeds 100,000 acres

hper acre

... per acre-i

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4 5*DUTIES, &C., 4Specification of Taxes, Specification of Taxes, Duties, &c

Authority.Rate.£ s. d. Rate.

£ s. cl.Authority.

O licences.(*) ROYALTIES, &C„Ordinance No.

5 of 1908.WHALING: Ordinance No. 5 of 1858.factories (floating) and two whale catchers

per annumAuction Duty:

For one or two 200 0 0 On sale of fermented or spirituous liquor 5 0 0... per centOn sale of all other goods except implements used on agri

cultural farms, or in horticulture, and biscuit, hour, wheat, maize, pulse, grain, seeds or plants of any kind, or cattle, sheep, horses, or any kind of live animal

catcher employed in connection per annum

For an additional whalewith vessels operating under principal Licence

100 0 0

2 10 0... per centOrdinance No. 2 of 1852.Auctioneers: 5 0 0 Brewing: Ordinance No.

11 of 1882.CFor one yearOn every 36 gallons of worts of a specific gravity of 1030°

or any less quantity of gravityOn every 2° in excess of 1030°

Billiard or Bagatelle:For a Billiard Table Licence for six months

Ordinance No. 11 of 1882.

6 02 10 0each table3

Brewing: (*) PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS.2 0 0per annum Ordinance No.2 of 1903, amended by Ordinance No. 7 of 1913.Ordinance No. No. 6 of 1903 Order of Governor in Council of 13th April,

^ 1905.

For a licence to brew beer on the premises,For the grant and renewal of each Letters Patent or the registration and

renewal of each Trade Mark ... -Ordinance No. 5 of 1904.

Commonage: 5 0 03 0 0per annum per month

For any sheep, goat or swine ...5 0 (*) CUSTOMS BONDED WHAREIIOUSE.

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6 0 0 Free.

per annumFor any bull„ „ (with sanction of Governor)

For any horse, mule or cow ...

For storing dutiable goods, per calendar month or part thereof:

On packages containing wines, spirits and other liquids not exceeding 10 gallons

On packages containing wines, spirits and other liquids exceeding 10 gallons and not exceeding 20

Per gallon or fraction thereof in excess of 20 gallonsOn packages containing cigars, cigarettes, and all other

tobacco enumerated in the tariff not exceeding 20 lbsPer 5 lbs or part thereof in excess of 20 lbs.

Non-Dutiable Goods:

For receiving and delivering each case, box, keg, or packageFor storing, after first week, each case, box, keg or package

per week

a

10 0per annum per month 1 6

9999 9999 9999 8Free.For any calf or foal not exceeding one year

, „ over one year and under two yearsi

ita5 0per annum 4

„ „ over one year and under two years 0 * 1s;iti>

1 0per month

Dog Licences:3Ordinance No.

6 of 1853.Licence to keep a dog' bitch

8 0per annum per annum 12 0 1aa

Gun Licences-.Ordinance No. 2 of 1908. O POWDER MAGAZINE.For each gun for year in which issued ... 10 0 Order of Gov

ernor in Council of 23rd .January 1905.

For storing each barrel or package containing 50 lbs of gunpowder and under for any period not exceeding one month ...

For each subsequent month

Sales of Liquor:1 0Ordinance No.

11 of 1882.For a Publican’s Retail Licence For a Wholesale Licence For a Packet Licence...

for six months ...for twelve months ...for twelve months

For a Special Licence authorizing premises to be kept open until midnight

10 0 0 20 0 0

5 0 0

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(°) TONNAGE DUES. Ordinance No. 6 of 1903.

On vessels arriving from any port out of the Colony at any port of the Colony, other than Stanley, for the purpose of landing or receiving

per ton of registered tonnageNo vessel is liable to a payment of a larger amount than £10 or

in respect of more than two voyages in one calendar year.

10 0For a Special Licence authorizing premises to be kept open

until midnight ... for each hour after midnightFor an Occasional Licence, for place within three miles of a

public house and not exceeding three daysFor an Occasional Licence for any other place

1 0cargo5 0

... per diem 10 0(*) WHARFAGE DUES.... per diem 5 0 Ordinance No.

1 of 1911.South Georgia: For one day or any part thereof:- Vessels ofOrdinance No.

5 of 1911.For a licence to sell liquor:-

For three months or less For over three months

5 02 tons but under 10 tons 20 „ 50 „ 60 „ 70 „ 80 „ 90 „

150 „

7 6 10 0 11 0 12 013 014 015 0

1 0 0

1010 0 0 20 0 0

99

2099

50Sales of Tobacco: 99

60For Sales of Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes in StanW nv within fifteen miles thereof... ... ^ y

For Sales of Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes outside above

99

70Ordinance No. 10 of 1889.

99

2 0 0 8099

9099Ordinance No.9 of 1914. Regulations of 21st Sept., 1914.

Penguin Eggs: tons and upwards150*J * >>

For a Licence to take 1,000 eggs in one Season5 0

0% * Specification of Taxes, Duties. &c.Ac.,DUTIES,

of Taxes,Specification

Authority. AUTHORITY.Rate.£ s. d.

RATE.£ S. (1. Ordinance No.

Oof 1902.Ordinance No.6 of 1903. Regulations of 11th August 1916 as amended by Regulations of 1st December 1919.

CUSTOMS OFFICERS OVERTIME FEES (continued)

(iv) Between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. for the first two hours or part of two hours ...For every hour or part of an hour thereafter ...

(When the services of an officer extend from one period of time into the other the longer time served in either shall govern the amount of fees to be paid in respect of the officer’s overtime for the first two hours or part of two hours

When the personal services of the Collector of Customs are necessarily required by any merchant, agent or master of a vessel, out of the hours appointed for indoor Officers of Customs double the rates will be charged).

(b) For the single act of entering or clearing or of entering and at the same time clearing a vessel provided that the officer’s services be not otherwise required and charged for under section (a) above.

On weekdaysOn Sundays, Christmas Day and Office Holidays

In the case of a whale catcher or whale catchers, being entered or cleared together with and at the same time as a whale factory or steamer belonging to the same company, the inclusive fee for each factory or steamer and catchers shall be at full rate and a half.

dues.and drawing ten

(J) PILOTAGE

in Stanley Harbourfeet

3 0 0 10 ti 3 0vessel anchoring 0 0

3 0For every

or less of water For each foot or part of a foot above

>ove ten feet for inward pilotage „ „ for outward pilotage

WRECKSOrdinance No. 3 of 1899.UNDER THE5?

O FEES PENANCE 1899.For every examination on oath instituted by a Receiver with respect to

any ship which may be or may have been in distress, a fee not ceeding One Pound (£l) but so that in no case a larger fee than

Two Pounds (£2) be charged for examinations taken in respect of the same ship and the same occurrence, whatever may be the number

of the deponents.

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For Wreck taken by the Receiver into his c value thereof, but so that in no case shall the percentage so payable exceed Twenty Pounds (£20)

In cases where any services1 are rendered by Receiver in respect of any ship in distress not being wreck, or in respect of the cargo or other articles belonging thereto, the following fees instead of percentage,

10 0 15 0

(*) BILLS OF HEALTH.that is to say:-If such ship with her cargo equals or exceeds in value Six Hundred Pounds (£600) the sum of Two Pounds (£2) for the first and the sum of One Pound (£l) for every subsequent day during which the Receiver is employed on such service, but if such ship with her cargo is less in value than Six Hundred Pounds (£600) one moeity of the

above-mentioned sum.

Secretary of State’s despatch

10 0 No. 65 of 1stSeptember 1893.

For each Bill of Health issued ...

(*) CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION. Ordinance No. 2 of 1921.The grant of a certificate of naturalization to a woman who was a British

Subject previously to her marriage to an alien and the registration of the certificate and the oath of allegiance in respect thereof

The grant of a certificate of naturalization in other cases, and the registration of the certificate and the oath of allegiance in respect thereof

Taking a declaration of alienage or of retention or resumption of British nationality ... ... ... ... •

Administering the oath of allegiance

The registration of a declaration of alienage or of retention or resumption of British nationality

Certified copy of any declaration or certificate with or without oath ...

11 fr 5 0Notice of 21st. July, 1913-

(+) SHIPPING FEES.10 0 0

engagement and discharge of crews4 0For

in ships under 60 tons 7 0 2 080 tons and under 100 tons

„ „ „ 100 „ „ „ 200 „ and five shillings extra with every increase of 100 tons or part thereof.

over 15 0 2 0

10 0 10 0For engagement and discharge of seamen

2 0desertion certified by the Shipping Master FEES PAYABLE UNDER THE MARRIAGE ORDINANCE 1902.

To Whom Payable.

Ordiuance No 8 of 1902.

For everyFor every alteration in agreements made before the Shipping

MasterFor making endorsements on

Section 257 of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894

2 0ship’s papers, as required by

2 6 ... Governor. ... Minister. ... Clerk.

3 0 0 2 0 0

10 0 10 0

5 0 2 0

(t) Governor’s Special Licence(t) Marriage by Governor’s Licence ...10 0fresh agreement with crew of a British ship...

G •For preparing a (t) The same(t) Marriage after Banns or on Registrar General’s Licence Minister, (t) The same(t) Publication of Banns of Marriage...

Ordinance No.6 of 1903. Regulations ol llt-h August,1916 as amended by Regulationsof 1st December, 1919.

it) CUSTOMS OFFICERS OVERTIME FEES.

Fees to be paid in respect of the attendance of Officers of the Customs Department on holidays and Sundays and before and after the regulated hours of business

fa) On weekdays (not being Office holidays)

(i) Between the hour of G a.m. and the hour appointed for the commencement of duty and after the appointed hours of duty to 8 p.m.

(ii) Between the hours of 8 p.m. and 0 a.m. provided that unless the services be continuous with the end or beginning of the hours of routine duty in no case shall the minimum be less than for two hours ...

... Clerk.... Minister.

(t) Marriage elsewhere than in Stanley, for travelling expenses for every mile beyond Stanley...

(*) Entry of notice of Marriage (*) Registrar General’s Licence (*) Entering Caveat

3 6 2 6 5 0 5 0

10 0

Minister. Treasury.

.. Treasury. ... Treasury. ... Registrar.

2 3

(t) Marriage by Registrar ...(*) Copy of Registry of Marriage certified by

2 6Registrar-General Treasury.3 6

(*) Searching the Marriage Register Books each within ten years

nameOn Sundays, Christmas Day, and Office Holidavs:-

(iii) Between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. for the first two horn’s or part of two hours ...For every hour or part of an hour thereafter ...

1 0... Treasury. ... Minister. ... Treasury.

4 * 1 0(t) TheO Every year beyond in addition ...

same67 0

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u8** Specification of Taxes, Duties, &c„Specification of Taxes, Duties, &c.

AUTHORITY. Authority.Rate.£ s. a.

Rate.£ s. d.

To WHOM Payable.

Ordinance No. 12 of 1853.O LAND REGISTRATION (continued)

For every other certificate of any description For searching Crown Grant Book For every certified copy of Crown Grant ...

FEES PAYABLE UNDER THE MARRIAGE ORDINANCE, 1902 (continued) 2 0

10 0 2 0 0

Ordinance No. G 8 of 1902.... Minister.(t) The same

(t) Copy, certified by Minister, of entry in Registry kept by Minister ... 2 G... Minister.

REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Ordinance No. 12 of 1853.C) Births:Ordinance No.

3 of 1914.(*) MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.For registering every birth For searching the registry books of births:-

For each name within ten years For each year beyond in addition

2 01 0 0Fee for Registration* 1 0C) PROBATE AND ESTATE DUTIES. . Ordinance No.

9 of 1901. 02 0Estates under value of £50over £50 and under £100

£200 £500

„ £1000 „ £5000

of value of £5000 and over

(*) Deaths:4 0»» For searching the registry books of death :- For each name within ten years For every year beyond in addition

For a copy and certificate of each entry in register books of births and deaths

12 0 2 0 0 2 10 03 0 04 0 0

„ £100 ,. „ £200 „ „ £500 „„ £1000 „

1 0per cent»» 0JJ 11

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(t) CLERGYMEN’S FEES. Ordinance No. 12 of 1853.Unrepresented Estate.

74% upon the gross amount of the money arising out of the estateThe above 74% is applied as follows

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(t) (i) 5% is payable to the Official Administrator (*) (ii) 24% is carried to reserve fund for defraying the

incidental expenses necessitated by Ordinance.

Baptisms:For searching the registry books of baptisms

For each name within ten years For every year beyond

:-1 0

GBurials:

For searching the registry books of burials:- For each name within ten years For every year beyond

For a copy and certificate of each entry in registry books of baptisms or burials ...

(t) FEES PAYABLE UNDER THE ESCHEAT ORDINANCE, 1871. Escheator'General Chief Constable Chief Constable

Ordinance No. 2 of 1871. 1 0* ¥... for each enquiry

... for each summons ... for each juror summoned

2 0 0 1 G 8

3 0

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2 G

(t) LAND SURVEYOR’S FEES.For marking out on the ground the bonu daries of original lot as con

tained in a Crown Grant, on any part more than half, with plan if adjoining a surveyed or enclosed lot when the marks have not been obliterated ...

If otherwise ...For marking-any division on the ground of a surveyed lot, with plan ...Plan only, shewing boundaries ...Plan shewing postions of houses, fences, drains, &c., according to

amount of detail required.(one third reduction for two or more lots if contiguous)

(*) LAND REGISTRATION.For registration and recording of every instrument of not more than

five folios of 72 words each, including receipt and certificate of registry

For every additional folio of 72 wordsFor every searchFor an attested copy of an extract from any recorded instrument or

deposited memorial or notice, for every folio of 72 words ...For an attested copy of an extract from the general index, for every lineFor every search or inspection of indexes, recorded instruments or

deposited memorials or noticesFor comparing, if required, any instrument with the record thereof bv

reading over the same with the party registering, for every folio of

For comparing, if required, any copy or extract supplied bv the remgW office by reading over the same with the party requiring such * or extract, for every folio of 72 words ...

COURT FEES Rules of Court 7th November 1899.

Governor in Council, 7th November, 1899 O Civil Causes:

10 0 10 0 10 0

2 0

Petition to Court Entering cause, petition or caveat in action book... WritServing writ in town

„ „ country (and cost of service)

2 0 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 1 1 0

2 0’ i

5 0Entering defence Entering reply Writ of execution Every oath (except to a juror)Swearing a jury of seven Document exhibited in proof ...Every person subpoeaned including service in town Rule of CourtWithdrawing a jury or referring a cause Recording a verdict or judgement Searching record for any one year

„ „ additional yearCopy of any document, trial judgement or cause ...Leave to appeal to privy Council including recognisance

and seal of court ...Taxing costs Reviewing costsWarrant: absconding debtor ...Power of Attorney under Seal of the Colony

5 05 01 0

14 0m *Ordinance No. 12 of 1853. 1 0

2 010 0 10 0

10 0 2 0 0

1 02 G

2 01 0 1 0ii ii6 1 0

2 G20 0 0

5 0

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Authority.Rate.£ s. d.

COURT FEES (continued)Rules of Court 18th April, 1900(*) Divorce and Matrimonial Causes:

For filing petition and entering cause in action book Citation firstCitation second and subsequent Serving citation in town

„ in country (and actual cost of service) Citations abroad as Chief Justice may direct

Entering replyCertifying copies of petition ...Swearing a jury of seven Every person subpoenaed Recording decree Rule nisi Rule absolute Taxing costs

8 012 0

8 02 02 0

8 0 .4 0

14 0 ABSTRACT4 012 0 12 0 12 0

of the

5 0(Attorney’s fees as in other Civil Causes). REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE

Rules of Court. 7th November.

10 0 1899.1 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0

5 0

(°) Notarial.Power of Attorney Noting a protest Extending a protest ...Each copy of protest Protesting Bill of Exchange, Promissory Note

OFi

til: colony x t::i 'i jjql m u-unx*.

(*) Attorney’s Fees.Entering action including all instructions and obtaining

writPreparing case for trial including attendance on plaintiff and

witnessesAny subsequent necessarj7 attendance on client or Registra

or instruction in writing Entering reply or rejoinder Filing a petition including drawing up and copy Making a motion or supporting a petitionConducting case per day including making payment of al

court and jury feesWatching a case, per dayAttending to note judgment if given subsequent to trial .. Letter before action ...- Copy of any document, per folio Serving writ in town

„ „ country, per mile(t) SHERIFF’S FEES.

All expenses in connection with any process and 5% of the value of any property taken up-to £100, and 2\°/0 of the value of any property over £100.

4 ; * FOR THE YEAR10 0

14 01983*

!4 610 0 10 0 10 0

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Insert the Receipts and Disbursements under the same general heads as are employed in the Estimates.1 1 0

10 05 0 Such observations as may be sufficient to explain the causes of. and point to the remedy

for, any deficiency in the Revenue, or excess of the Expenditure, must form the subject of a Special Report to accompany the Blue Book when transmitted to the Secretary of State.

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2570 i 17

l15502 10 61. custons Duties (1)21. The Governor. 9337 17 0II. _ort Duos.

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5438 ' 13907 9 1IV. "ces. Fines CzC.

V. -ost Of fine. 613003 6 2 ft7. Interest. I II■VI. Telearunhs •-nd Telephones. 0739 12 3i2233 3 10VI. Tost Office. .

VII • ort and ; urine•12110 3VII• Telegraphs Lind Telephones#1747 > 12 ll1(a) harbour.1015 14 5VIII.Rents. ;

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Such observations as may be sufficient to explain the causes of, and point to the remedy for. any deficiency in the Revenue, or excess of the Expenditure, must form the subject of a Special Report to accompany the Blue Book when transmitted to the Secretary of State.

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statemenComparative Revenue and Expenditure under various Heads for

ended 3 1st December, 1928.

RE VEN U E. EXPENDITURE.

Receipts for period,

1927."Amount received

to 31st Deer.. 1928.

Less than estimated, 1928.

More than estimated, 1928.

Payments forfor same period

1927.

same Payments. Estimated,1928.

Amount paid to 31st Deer., 1928.

More than estimated, 1928.

Less than estimated, 1928.

Estimated1928.

Recei rrs.£d. d.£ s.£ s. d. s.

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

Pensions The Governor ...Colonial Secretary Treasury & Customs Post OfficeTelegraphs & Telephones Port & Marine (a) Harbour (h) Patrol Boat Legal ...Police & Prisons Medical Education Ecclesiastical Scientific Department.MilitaryStock Department Miscellaneous ...Public Works Department 3582 Public Works Recurrent 5035

I.7119 8 5 1450 0 02411 0 02847 0 02023 0 03246 0 02779 0 0

1387 15170325702677

810 0 253 10 0 159 17 9

Balance 1st January, 1928' * 2. 24909 517 9

3. 25577 7 9 3 169 12 5 97 17 1

447 9 6911573615502 10 6387 17 0

1014 8 3

907 913808 6 22233 8 102118 3 1

1015 14 35023 10 4

4.15950 0 0 1887 9 101925 2 111. Customs Duties

2. Port Dues

3. Internal Revenue

4. Fees, Fines. &c. ...

5. Interest

6. Post Office

7. Telegraphs & Telephones ...i8. Rents

9. Miscellaneous

10. Contribution fromDependencies

182 3 00 5.11575 717 7 35432 13 2186 13 6 960 13 8

600570 6.149 8 3 2057 193739 13 8 34568600865 7.1078 10 1101280 71001986 1599 0 0 1747 10 1477 18 3682 12

9 148 12 10 4833 3 5

12■1333 6 2

411 8 10

818 3 1

135 14 3

353 10 4

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0 0143 510 17 6 2

158 71113 10 2 116 1116030 01822 9. 1140 1021 16981 412 178189601300 0 10. 4104 0

3054 0324 0

90 0907 0

| 1057 03970 0

0 3649 1078 18 751822959

18 3 5725811 11.0,! 880 0

. 4670 0

0 2474 12 3 94 19 40 812. 0 421 0324 104937 17 11 0 0013. 0 151 16 7 35 10 5754 914. 0 628 6 3 174 18 1

76 11 23806 14 7

345 12 112098 2 3

1081 18 109000 0 0 90009000 0 0 0If.. 0 1362

50379 l1133 11

7776 14 3927 12 7133 2

2it;. o o 1071708 3Total Ordinary Rev. Falklands £

11. Land Sales Fund

12. Marine Insurance Fund ...

3201 10 11 16216 8 5

549518 0 0 51011 7 6 22839 8 5

50318 11 9 17. 0 0 3207 9 9116623 0 0 11144 16 6

606 0 0I M. 0 0 4040 16 33

106 0 0 106 0 07 *

Total Ordinary Expenditure ... £| 39779 0 0 38764 l 5 16123 8 9 573 13 455328 15 5

19. Public Works Extraordinary 7850 0 020. Miscellaneous Extraord

inary ...

3049 18 8 365 3 68215 3 6

5510 0 0 8999 19 11 151 5 95358 14 3i

£ 53139 0 0 50814 0 0 16488 12 3 724 19 1Total 68902 13 2Total ... £ 56247 0 0 73956 15 11 62069 8 3 19417 19 4 1708 3 5

1360 14 7194153 9 1135583 11 817385 17 3

1016564 16 6500 0 0

8471 19 771759 18 9

244222 17 1763 7 4

Baud Sales Fund Dependencies Payments Research Fund Unallocated Store Account In vestments made Farm Improvement Loans Advances made Deposits Repaid Remittances made O vcrpayments Adjusted

Surplus of Assets 31st December, 1928.Dependencies RevenueResearch Fund ..............‘Discovery” Pension Fund Unallocated Store Account Investments Realized ... Farm Improvement Loans Advances Repaid Deposits Received Remittances Received Overpayments Recovered

194153 9 1191885 4 2

188 14 8 13933 13 9

919003 13 10 100 0 0

5332 10 5 79069 8 8

260863 2 6

Surplus of Assets 1st January. 1928.

Land Sales Fund ...............Marine Insurance Fund Falklands General Account...

£215602 1 72742 0 0

23505 2 1Land Sales Fund Marine Insurance Fund Falklands General Account

... £194123 7 92636 0 0

41396 7 9

£241849 3 8477302 18 0

1675 19 8% 9 Research Fund .............

“ Discovery ” Pension Fund

£238155 15 6421001 5 6

1487 5 0

£720828 1 4Research Fund "Discovery” Pension Fund

763 7 4 1659669 5 10Total ... £Total [£ 1639250 1 2 13299 16 3December, 1928Net amount overpaid on 31st

£660644 6 0Balance brought down 1646369 9 7£Total£ 7119 8 5

Total £ 1646369 9 7

Distribution of Cash Bal Colonial Treasury Crown Agents South Georgia

Distribution of Cash Balance 31st December, 1928 : —Dr. Cr.

ance Rt January, 1928

^ 1363 14 o6 6

359 7 a

£5238 9 3Colonial Treasury Crown Agents South Georgia

£18718 2 9179 17 3

5396

-*7119 8 5 < * H. C. LEY.Examined and found correct

A. R. HOARE,Local Auditor.

Acting Colonial Treasurer.

M.P. 342/27.

2524FALKLAND ISLANDS.I *

Comparative statement of the Estimated and Actual Revenue and Expenditure under various Heads for the Dependencies for the Year ended 3 1st December, 1928.

REVENUE.Less than

estimated1928.

Amount receivedto 31st Deer.,

1928.

More thanestimated

1928.

Receipts forsame period,

1927.Receipts. Estimated.

1928.£ s. d. £ £ s. d.£ s. d.£ s. d.s. d.

1. Customs Duties :(a) Imports(b) Exports

2. Port & Tonnage Dues3. Internal Rev. Licences4. Fees, Fines, etc. ...5. Post Office 0. Rents7. Miscellaneous

49 13 32445 0 0 151000 0 0 183009 9 11

410 8 0

2395 6 9 2365 12 9 194751 17 11

367 3 0 44G5 5 0

377 2 3 845 19 4

2751 0 0 135 0 0

32G09 9 11 17G 8 0 G50 10 0

20 19 0

240 0 0 3860 0 0 ! 4510 10 0

315 0 0 225 0 0

2850 0 0 20 0 0

* ♦ 335 19 0 133 12 0

2752 0 091 8 0 98 0 0 19 15 94 3

Total Ordinary Revenue £ 160955 0 0 194153 9 11 258 17 020G059 0 3 33457 G 11

8. Research Fund Discovery Pension

Fund

91885 4 2

188 14 8

£ 28G227 8 9

Surplus of Assets on 1st January, 1928.£421001 5 G

1487 5 0Research Fund “Discovery” Pension Fund

£422488 10 G.

EXPENDITURE.More than estimated

1928.

Amount paid to 31st. Deer.,

1928.

Payments tor same period,

1927.

Less than estimated

1928.Estimated,

1928.Payments.♦♦£ £ s. d. £ s. d.£ s. d. £ s. d.s. d.

1. Personal(a) South Georgia(b) South Shetlands

GeneralOther Charges:-(a) South Georgia(b) South Shetlands

General

2G70 0 0 ! 175 0 0 ! 175 0 0

2355 0 3 120 0 0 124 G 7 ,

2075 3 5 141 8 3 131 18 8

314 19 9 55 0 0 50 13 5

7G 19 5970 0 0 GO 0 0

75285 0 0

104G 19 5 30 12 3

118081 10 10

518 15 4 149 5 8

1081GO 14 G29 7 9

4279G 10 10

Total Ordinary Expenditure 79335 0 0 121758 9 4 111177 5 10 42873 10 3 450 0 11

Extraordinary (ci-) South Georgia (b) South Shetlands

Miscellaneous

3.105 12 550 0 0450 0 0 344 7 7

VV 78 15 0

£ 42873 10 3111306 0 1079785 0 0 555 13 4122102 1G 11

4. Charges on Dependencies Revenue

Research Fund72050 13 0 35583 11 85.

£229787 1 7Total Expenditure

.Surplus of Assets on 31st December, 1928.

£477302 18 01675 19 8

Research Fund “ Discovery ” Pension Fund General Account

£478978 17 8.

Examined and found correct,A. R. Hoare,

Local Auditor.f * H. C. Ley 5

Acting Colonial Treasurer.M.P. 342/27.

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BOARDS, and any other Public Bodies in the Colony.^ #

Sources ol' Revenue. If rates, state nmount, and on what class of property fmovable or

immovable).

:Amoum of Assessment, nncl whether on annual or

capital value of property -Number of Electors

voting at the last contested Election, giving, name of Municipality, i 1 Names of, and Mode ofetc. and Ward or Dis-j appointment.)triclin which Election |

took place.

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all Sources;Authority under - which

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SCHEDULE

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last. Election.

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of lastGeneral Election.

Name of Electoral Division. Number of ■Representatives.

Remarks.

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Whether holding any and what other Civil or Military Office.Names. Date of appointment. Date of Continnation.

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ASSEMBLY.* «|IvETUKN of Members

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Election Expenses are Paid.

Payment, if any. * to Member.

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CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT

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THL- 001.Qm m* VI,... iUiJiDi .-iV; X‘Io

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.

The table should be followed by an Alphabetical List of all the Officers, showing the Page in which their Office is described.

Under “Remarks” should be explained the nature of the duties performed by those Officers the designation of whose Office does not sufficiently explain the functions attached to them.

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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LIST OF OFFICERS.LIST of offices.

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Page in which his office is described.

Page in which his olfice is described.

Name of Officer. Office.Office.

Name of Officer.

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Davies, w. J. 31assistant Master, Government School.75.Colonial secretary’sClerE,

Office,

Head frinter.

Harbour leasts r Pilot»

Engineman Caretaker, Georgia.

..larid.ce, 1. A.85Davies, i. M.

Dickson, J.

Dixon, w. £.

Carpenter.

Carpenter.

Clcrfc lost Office.

74.Allan, C. G.

AroficLros, Ca?t. R. T.

8577.and Government76^ ¥

37.youthAtkins, S. Earl, it. II.

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-oliee Constable.Drill instructor. Assistant customs officer, south Georgia.

798386

85.Blacksralth.

Magistrate, South Georgia.

Colonial Engineer.Clerk, Colonial Secretary’s Office.

second Clerk, Treasury and Customs.

Assistant Mistress, Government .school.

Customs Officer.Assistant to Naturalist.

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Ballard, H. H.

Bar las, Vi •

iiaseley, B. Ii.

Beardmore, A. ft.

36. Colonial secretary.Constable, south Georgia.

73Ellis, J. M.84. 67athoridge, J.* ■

74. 76. ost Boy and Messenger.Evans, Li. 2.

75.-do- 73Chief Clerk, Colonial

Secretary’s Office and Clerk: of Councils.

Fleuret, A. I.

31*IjegS, I. fr * 74.Learner, printing Offioe.Grierson, J.! o

75*Bennett, A* £• -do- - do-

35* 74Treasurer and Collector of Customs.

Registrar supreme Court and Magistrate.

ii&agiatrate, v est FaL klund, Government Naturalist. iJagi strut©, Liouth bhstlands, Naturalist, Deps^moiea

Kalkett, 61. C*3873-do-77.Telephone Operator#BlggS# J#

Binnie, Bound, E* K.

86*Iks on* 78Hamilton, J. B.-do--do--do-

33Foreman of Lerka and Time- Keeper.

Assistant Colonial Secretary

Telephone Linesman*

84* 8838

73*Brown, G* R* L#

Byron, ?• A* v<*

34Carpenter.ilarling, F.7977. Aolice Constable.Headford, B.

» *31superintendent of Education

and Govermaefeti a’master.Iloare, a. fi.

First Clerk, lost Office.

Pupil Teacher, Government School.

Chief Inspector of stook.

General Foreman of viorks.

iiursing deter, K.L.l. Hospital.

Dental Surgeon.

Carey, E. 15.

Carey, ffl.

76.

31Government s'mistress.Hoars, E.as.73.Governor and Commai der-in-

Chief.Chief Justice.

Hods on, K.L. A.Carter, R. W. Challen, G. L. Cooper, u.

85.73-do-

84. 79Constable.Hooloy, S. H.

Hooley, T. V.81. i.ireless operator, south Georgia.

87

Coutta, J. A. ir30.

71i u /. /;LIST OF OFFICERS. LIST OF OFFICERS. :

9%Page in which his office is described.


Name of Officer.Office. Office.Name of Officer.

87Southand Messenger,Caretaker Georgia.

Assistant Colonial Surgeon.Colonial Secretary's

Parkinson, C. A. 73Gardener.Johnsen, E.80 -1Porter, A. Caretaker and Messenger South

Georgia.Assistant S'mistress.

87Jones, Dr. W. B. R. Jones, i7• D» it*

74Clerk, Office. Purdie, R. 81

75Clerk, Treasury andSecond Customs. Ratcliffe, A, E. Deckhand Government Launch.m 78>6Jones, A.

86 Ratcliffe, H.

Reford, Dr. J. HopeDeckhand Government Launch.to Magistrates south 78Clerk

Georgia.Jones, A. G* N. Colonial surgeon. 80Riches, S. H.78 Assistant Customs Officer. 75Government Launch.Engineer

Caretaker, Town Hall.Kelwuy, G.King, A. B.

Riches^ D. M.85 Assistant Teacher, Govt. School.

82

Roberts, G. Colonial Engineer. 8476Operator, Stanley wireless Station.

Foreman Carpenter.

Carter.Messenger*: Colonial secretary^

Office.

First Clerk, Treasury and Customs.

Postmaster.

Lanning, G.Assistant Customs Officer, South Georgia.

Rumbolds, V/. C. 8634

Lees, D.85 87Constable, South Georgia.Seamark, W. E.Lehen, D.

Lellman, K. V. a m74s 74Assistant printer.Sedgwick, H. H.Nurse Matron, K.E.M.HospitalAssistant Teacher, Govt. School.

81Shaw, M. E.74Ley, H. C.82Short, M. A.75-do-

Customs Officer, South Georgia 86Stuart, W. W.77Learner, Stanley wireless stn«>

Senior Operator, Stanley Wireless station.

McLeod, N.82Sexton.Summers, J. F.

76Mercer, A.85Lamplighter and Labourer.Summers, W.

76 85jSanitary Carter.Operator, Stanley Wireless stc

Travelling Teacher.

Carpenter.

Summers, E. N.Mercer, J.

Lichie, L. A. Llorley, w.

Myles, w. 13.

82 * 1 83Adjutant.Watson, Capt. D. H.

Westall, W. M. Wilson, J. J.

35 80Constable.77Operator, l?ox bay wireless Atnl 82.travelling Teacher .

iiethercoute, Gapt. J.K Superintendent of Telegraphs and Telephones.

Clerk and storekeeper.

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Hoy., v. 84.

iU'aulllvan, M. Operator, Telephones Dept.

Gaol Matron.Chief Constable and Gaoler. Inspector of nuisances. Clerk Uedioal Department

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LIST OF OFFICERS.!

<* * onicc.In cases where the selection

do.'- not rest with the Governor or where the appointment is made under any Instrument,

this should lx? stated.

Whether the Principal be allowed n House or Quarters for his

personal Residence: and what Allowances, if any. for Rent, or as

Personal Allowance, or for any other purpose.

Date of Appointment and date of First

Appointment under the Colonial Government.

' Annual Salary > showing separately amount of fees received

1 during year, if any.


Name.O

Office.Name of Officer.

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Governor ,ot& Hit; nxcalloney c asunder-in- ...mold i on-" Chief;appoint- holt Hoe;, on, eh by the i.iag by

on).

.i» ril 19?>7. 3o (a)

Covarnitenfc House and duty ^11Offence of £35 u u year*0.9 O • ■«.. 0

ii)

* * Cecil Arthur ,ur&lnson.

Cl. r<T^nor* 2nd I obruaisr19 27 •

£E00. • ..urniGhea quarters and fuel * allowance.

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oolonialItoret&jpy*

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vurnished quarters anu fuel allowance.

18th :A1 'list 13SG.

£750.30 (a)

Joha HedlicottJ 9Hllis (2)

Guvin Robert Lockhart Hrc<vr

let ,iaau ry, i;>£8.

Hull leoorabe.r 1914.

.xoictant

. ecretax-y. £4:;5.i?)

.rthur Isadora 1st January Flourot.

Chief H r! and Glen: of Councils.

£360.19fSlet lececbe.^

1912.11 *

let January, 1938

1st ..ay,liiSO

cl-'.c. lavvT- nee ; alter .-.Idrlcjr-e e !.££ !0

REMARKS.

(a) i..arriace i'ees.ua it 70 of absence from 9 th June to end of year.(1)* ^

.vlnltw:.red Oovo*nai«nt iron 9th June to end of year*

j-roa let July to one of yuor.(35

on leave of aoseoes(2 5

NOTE—Christian Names to be given in Full.

Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1 conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Column4, whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.

*ta , whether the Office is held in

74 f—-» "'ri a


personal Residence: and what Allowances, if any, for Pent, or as


Office. 'In cases where the selection I

does not rest with the Governor or where the appointment is I made under any Instrument,

this should be stated.

%Annual Salary showing separately

amount of fees received during year, if any.

Office.In cases where the selection

does not rest with the Governor or where the appointment is made under any Instrument,




Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters for bis

personal Residence; and what Allowances, if any. for Rent, or ns

Personal Allowance, or for any other pttrpose.

Dale of Appointment and date of First


Annual Salary showing separately


Name.Name.

Clerks (Contd, 1*:•K, ii iJL.' __ YCoiK. <- 1937.

Vk ur ,v.ltwr ix.*ard:. ,-rt;*

(1) If red .ton-;.. ?th uctobcr, 1936.

iL40«(a) £2. 6.

ecoru slsrK.U)

2uth _e. t.i.ilfred i.uvld .jraola Jaats#UK

.'.rthur ;.alter Le:.l*ui'iarQ*

22nd votober, 1628.

22r*d bo A'jooi- 1927.

£240.£Gof-1 1st .K-nu ay, 13 8.

Karl Vernon LelLmn.

1 .ess one: er, r* m

£210fa) £11.18

1st June, 1921

1st1008.

Lc~.d Irin.er. Charles Goss ..11 m • ► o viUniform, un-

(o) £22.11.3 furnished Quarters and fuel. £1.0 as Assistant to ott. .■mtur allst . j

10th Junuarj, 1912.

£200..rtl-.ur George Bennett. (2)

customs vfu'ic ilia

£105.fa) £5.1833

Seth Karen 19H7.

.iSSiStiOltPrinter.

henry sedgwick02nd oecccler £175.

1912.Galt ..

1900.

,.ye»ey Herbert- £10.138.

u&r.iatuat Cu:.-OV& Officor.

i.Kfb|£20. 1.2 Unifora,.ureonul ul’.os- ;nce of £20. llocanee in

lieu of quarter £36. Fuel i. Host

r.illiun John jc Grierson.

lot a aril, £64.Learnor, ■rioting off!K 1927.

• *-T- ",:-d iance#5t2* **u~usfc

193625£h U'arcii,

1307.

;:oni-Lau oocil Crai r.i e -- ialko si

(2)Treasurer andCollector.

, £635 UnrurninLed carters nd fuel . i: ..net

*i

f is£130.let ttpril, 1328.

10th ..aril, 1324.

Henry Coatesfirst cl:rh. ..enry coatcs hey. (5)

10th ..aril, 1924.

£298.1 e). ...J*a. .a

oetauster allowance td Ley.

REMARKS.- REMARKS...bst.-ace fro a hist July to 1st October. .ervice(1/ ..ctino oec-nL clerk ires, ary und CuetoaiB l>c -art.....at loth Duly,

to .'let octoac-r...n lo-ave orterrain ■ tod

Returned fa ja leave of bsence 3ru January.

Cut-1 Qias ovc r ti: »e I ecs •

(li -1st -Jot otter*.. oiate-d ...or. .ad oi .rk vreu.. i._*y :.nu cue toss Be-yerlmeat ..sad octaoer, Is' :;.

«?fa) uvertine _-ees.

(£} ua lc -ve jf utosnoa frxi 3th June to end of year.

(3) .iOtc-d us Treasurer he, a .-ova 9th June to end of year.

(ti ) . -Xrlc . ees.

(c) hhinpins i-ees«

li)fl

IOCS*: •lus - out.

i

NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.

Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is heldribSvtterts;; tsftss:* jar F~ *-**•u”—■ - <•> <• <«.NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.

—-»•»■» - jsjkkf V■mn

•i

7776ofllcc.

In oases where the selection doe-; not rest with the Governor

or where the appointment is made under any Instrument


Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters for his



* • Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters for bis










loe* not rest with the Governor or where the appointment is made under any Instrument,



Appointment under the Colonial Government,

Name.Name.

-A .2 ; , i

: u.? .MCE (bonta. 1

First Clerk.K'...earner. «< a-0 dm t

192$.7,6v •

£2003rd August, 1920

1st May 19 OS.

men ...audeCarey,

t . aOperator, ■ illiaa lea’esi

Lyle-a. 25 <h i.'ovoafca* 1024.

ai2o 21.-0, Free furnished quarters and fuel. £50 duty llowanoe.

ZM July, t- <..iaifred leatrioe Gixai

Cleric.f.K (1)1919. > #

£56.2&rd ...e.t, 1325.

rest Soy andLesscn^er

r.orris nils Ivans,f.'

Linos; ion. Frederick.,U'UStUS.. 1111; ;i yrca.

2nd February lv;:7.

£250.• D TFlFFilGNUb

2nd .ebruary 1927.

oupcrintencenfc John Keith of Telegraphs fJethercoate. and Telephones Juno biojs. 1st Rovcubcr

1925.r. i£.75.Operators.

-.tahlfy i igr.o,,..ullivf let Jtuuary,

an. (2)£50. £40 us CaOl

.iatron.enlcr operator*

AlexanderLcrccr.

2 2nd : cbiaiazp 1922.

19th January 1920.

1911. 1st July,

19 JS.£260.

J

f f. Operators. John Fiercer. 5th January 1922

1st June, 1910.

5:160. P iiiw*

harbour 24th ..aril,,.ld Fuornton .. tedrdz, ....

£400. Unfurnished..uarters a: dlUCil allOWL CO.

1926.. 'aster artaFovtuTUaent .ilot.

■-T

Gcoree L-nnin; ; 11 £125.,une,1923.

1st October, 1901.

i Istu.)

REMARKS.REMARKS.

(1) I, also oenuty -Ollector of curious at Fox Day.

* . i lo Ouol . ~i»ron*(3) j .


Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1 whether the Office is held in conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Column 4, whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.


Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Colu 4. whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.

w [ ’ *mn

79f4 li o


personal Residence; and what Allowances, if any. for Rent, or as


Olllc e.In cases where the selection

joes not rest with the Governor or where the appointment is made under any Instrument,


41Annual Salary showing separately


Office.In cases where the selection I

does not rest with the Governor! or where the appointment is | made under any Instrument, ,











Name.Name.

: a T ,- -lifc o,; •,»»Uiu’urnifAicd£150.

£41.11.0 quartora ana 1 fuel allowance

£24 i-C- our:oi’ lire inline.

1st July,George Eelw&y:nGlnter.Gaverumen.launch.

CM- f ..onsta-1937. Itmlel John ole ;,:,a Gaoldr o*. ullivun.

r1. ID let July, 1919

1st iiircii, 1903.

£.350. Unfumiohed quarters uad fuel allowance* £50 Im.occtor of nuisances*

cr(1)

£152.c 20 January 1913.Ilo.ard Rat oil I’ll n *Deckhand

Govcrnnentiîuneh.

& 1(a) £37.14. G'_ol ..atron. label. ’oulllv.'-n.

i'i 1st July, 1903.

£43. £50 us Tele .hone Op. rat or.(2}

£132.1st January, 192*3.

Albert Edward Sutcliffe.

> ! C.(&} a27#x*? Conetables. Manuel Harris Dooley* (5)

* £ 1st Hept. 1919.

19tli February 1918.

£136.(a) £2.

Unfurnished qtfurtoro _nd fue..Allowance end

unifom. £12 us charge allowance to senior Constable.

vK.

*rChief JuetloeiHis _xeelleney

I the Governor. i

,1’Yurd hoadford la t .iOVfefflbt-i £120. Unfurnished quart rs and fuei. allowance. Unifom.

£025 aa colon!.1 ..re usurer.

£100.5th ..ugust, 1926.

Montagu Cecil ur.i£ie- lieihett.

1921.iRegistrar uuprene Court and Magistrate!

f ! •>r.

Lâanuel in. Z waptamber,1*25.

-do- vK..50 C.S C. oOUfcii

Jhetlan&s and >:560 as Oovera-

£50#lot lx icoêr-ber 1019 •

■J AOS Friofadgl£trate , ..est Falkland# H elton* (£)3

;i chard Henry :url* {4}

4th • ovember 19 as*

£130. -do-aa Drill

Instructor*iuicnt naturalistJ

i

REMARKS.REMARKS.

Is also Ins sector of nuisances.(1)Overtine lees.

Is ulso Caretaker of . ire Mr.yin*?.

seconded for service with 'hiocevery Is also «.ccietr„te, jouth .ktunts and Govcnuciont Ratur-liv-t.

(a)t l * *2) Is also Telephone Operator.(D

1Sedition 19th. 1924* (2) u^nior Co. stable*(2)

(4} Is also Drill Instructor Falkland Islands Defence Force, ..ppointed Assistant Customs Officer, - outfc Georgia, 1st October*oiety linos#(a)

I

NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full. NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.

Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Column 4, whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.

¥r>Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Column 4. whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.

SI80* office.

In cases where the selection does not rest with the Governor

or where the appointment is made under any Instrument,

t his should he stated.

Whether the Principal be allowed Annual Salary a House or Quarters for his

showing separately personal Residence: and whatamount of fees received 1 Allowances, if any. for Rent, or as

during year, if any.









Date of Appoint ment and date of First




Name.Name.Personal Allowance, or for any

other purpose.

* cor; sir.;

Villisra; ...url.ee ..esUiil

jo .a-,.^ Oj i. i!jUm'urnifchud

quarters and fuel ..llov/unce. Uniform.

£126.l-su lesuaiieio X9a7 •r.one-teeleB.

(eontd./>

L'lj\ 1 Vihiur&i: i.'.i-.rc&ry xiiyv.Kuarters in•- *

4 111. ■: OVc:.s. k\l% 1925.

;

jxartore in. iOi’pitul.

2'j£h -tidX-r1W.3.

:i75. ujcin?;: - ister Cotv; orZiyj in lieu of ■:;ur,rtors#

:a00w *l>rc. Lay, 1320.

*John ?iopa afford, 1.r..O«1:9 D * i'.Cll.

colonialaargeon.

•r %anfurnicitodquarter©, fuel I'llo nee riv. vc praCuici

£509th liovc.sbei, 1927.

Wilfred Basil Ralph dorses,

• •AssistuntColonial Unfurnished

quarters and •fuel allowance.

£475.7th August, 1915.

Albert 1 :..ttIiriT son Ho&ro.

; 'ovunment •choolaai-ter.

■» r '' r :'. * J V * v • —1

l. :.c.r., urgeon. •» / c

. ,04tt Ijovemofcr, li 25.

Cental Surged i Jusues HagnusCoutts#

j«

£350.illion John Davies.

£: si stunt latter.1 20th Septem

ber, 1928.■’ !v i.

ro1st January, 1926.

IStii January,

airportJh.ullivuh. 101 eirk# nSSiStuJlt

. .1strodeos. iilst 3anut ry, 1924*

£200#Hthel Ho re.?>r

; a/ *lv£2 GO} 24th ^,prilf

lv£5.X&ubollu dogs

(15££59 us Chiof Coaaetuul; o-.u A-ol.r.

1bt July, Mil

lot Burch, 1902.

JohnIhnsiel o*:.ulllv&n.(l]

Inspector ofhuisunoes. £50.’ Y' £260.sotli Septem

ber t 1920.Rose .urdle#

REMARKS.REMARKS.

Is also Chief constable and Gaoler.(1)(1) colony dtb eptember to take ua apeoiatr^nt in Rancsnyika.P *


Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Column

whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.


Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (a) in Column 4, whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.

w *

4,

82 83Whether the Principal be allowed

a House or Quarters for his personal Residence: and wlmt

Allowances, if any. for Rent, or as Personal Allowance, or for any

other purpose.

% *Office.In cases where the selection

does not rest, with the Governor or where the appointment is made under any Instrument. |





Whether the Principal be allowed • a House or Quarters for his personal Residence; and what


other purpose.


amount of fees received during year, if tiny.







Name. Name.

r.:-; .10;: uoftta.)£105.iiury ...an ^hort list J.muury,

IS 01.;';2ad .Uiia»-a‘y

1917.

:.E£iStant Tfc - -’hers.f.l -5Q -J3 i.,Egi6t;XElt

'. et „ alal-ad £50 :is iiiftistrat Oouth hv vl nda 0175 cs Atur- ulist i}c;.euden- eies.

uK.£175.■I... diton.A.'Of .'‘z1 * »•-

JiJ. uU*' •' . v A1 • v * ... v <J i yf19 &U

10 Ui ho Viatel? 1910.

•»1. - n

AD. £05.:.5nfi -.nguat,

1905.ikad ,u.;*uc.t,

1021.

Dorothy ;.:uud;.k » *alehea.

::5o. £hoo :.£ oue totat. ..flicer. £50 ua .saiatuTit to

Ruvuxxlist 2 r>an lencies*

C-vk .{-'ovcucer 1922.

loth Oanu.-.ry, 1912.

..’.Our Deorgemett. (8)

.>1-1 iotunt to

. :.t... .list.* V.«

-iV

C ! upil Voucher u-vg..inifred Curey 0th saber, 1924.

»>;t •

:ravelling Jur-es Jueictoni l-o on.

9th July, 1921.

£159. hoard .rui1:4jin ; by turn-UK Y.:euchors. i<

C?D « r- 'AiU‘j415th ovamury,

1923.c .tain Dun comftus&ol ... toon.

o’.JuL at.Lawrence.-ncoraonVickie.

3rd i'ehruar1920.

£150.y o-iX

£36.4- t.l. i; eve ibex 1225.

; V. ln:..t.-UC» Diehard'x.nry hurl. (a)or.

(3).VC- - I JTlo.-L. * *

John .cal..land . juasere*

lot opt ember, 1322.

.ext an.' 1 £14.f**' ! -

Horse ulloaaaoo £60. furnished quarters nd fuel allowance.

£7.20.5th ..uril, 1204.

or Howland.iIlian Carter

ohl f Insycot of took.

(4)

REMARKS. REMARKS.

-•coon-.', e-1 .or service .1th ".iccovtry! - --t; ait ion, 19 tit —oy» 19V*...c : . aiUlmd and otr te -caith ... .ebl nn;(1)

Is aloo . ■-giotrate,* #

.ctin; 9orornro.nt tux..list v.ru(5) It .1.-0 vuatotu- afficor. January to end of yctvr.

u. -iOinteu istanu custom. Ofticor tenth .tt ort.ia, lot ctooor, ik-3.

(5)

froji loth vetobsr to .:rf •->: ye-~r.un l._ .VC of ..r:--nce{4}

(a) .VLlo-onoe.NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.

Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in con junction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Column 4, whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.


coniuncUonVwi!aimaTv ?th®r signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in

ssr * Fe“ *■** »« ■ - mV *

in Column

( , ■"*'84 oO

IWhether the Principal be allowed

a House or Quarters for his personal Residence; and what


other purpose.

* * Whether the Principal be allowed Annual Salary a House or Quarters tor his

showing separately 1 personal Residence; and what amount of fees received i Allowances, it any, tor Rent, or as

during year, if any. Personal Allowance, or tor anyother purpose.

office.Tn cases where the selection J

does not rest with the Governor; or where the appointment is made under any Instrument, |

this should he stated.






Dale of Appointment and date of First




Name. Name.

.. J . ;:y. icorta.)im...UIST*J: —

onU.rs. (Gou»a. i■-.u-Unfurnished Quarters and fuel .Mo mets.

wt3jo»23 th Janusry 1312.

Ac sin-. 23 .Grace Buseley. U)

Colonial IS since.?. OKJoin Dickson.

(1)

i\.csllue ....ayied

1). vies.-do- 20th ,.epto:ubor

1523.£700. v:19...12th urll,

1523,Geo?ce- Roberto

» «(2)

liii-js . or lay ~0ti\ .cr.tar.lxi-£290. .25th i.ecouiber 19 30.

Clerk and storekeeper.

.alter ..oye.In \ 3. G.

1 annt . oaurer*

t;ul,or ...urjnors IS l , OL’il, i >34.

..'too*General l oro- nun or hOrkii#

Gocaaa Loc.li©Ciisillctit

l^u June, C*t.' 4 o

(silist).

. :i .c .....ith o>rt . eary Milord.

.let ...St,■ UgUHf ,13 7.

Udnin ileury Bound* (4)

; oration of .. orke end iitaakceper.

1st January MAO.It 22,

1st ieoraury, 19091

isl Lohon. x"1st Booembcr, IS 38*

vul't; £'♦ Jl£o, Bafurnisted cuarters ,..nd I'uei ullouanee#

5 oreuan C. r punter#

David Beat.# 1st July, 19B5«

11th JLrm.ry v 1912.

t t\-

.. .r.i.. ry ItV. •. rd Docih .u... ers,

1st October, IS 25.

216 0.:J. :■ a.

Unas retkrieit 12th July,1325.

C.rpentere. MM/ C \Carol .or, . own . :.ll.

.lbrrt Inc. 1st June, 1313.

1st January1304.

£10 ;.Ilor line.(3)

REMARKS. REMARKS.

U) On leave of bseace from ot;h Mptesber to and of year. . aye caocfcei'.i irod.(1) On leave of absence from l. th January to llth April.

Xroc service Huh pril.

Is also ,ttporintendent of .tnnloy . ire ...c3uo.

•stlrea15 # vMi on leave of ,>bseno« ran let •. ..y to 15th *»e toajer.

Is also Caretaker ML Ur.-. ..ay end . .useun.(£) (3)(3) Gn leuve of absence from 1. •; ..arch to List

-ted slot ..ay.. ay. service ter: in—

(4) On leave of absence froa Sr) A CO X'a.bal ^ C ,

NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full.

wShow by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in JKMS25 other'advantage 1*** ^ ^ ^ *** ’ “d M C°lum“

. of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in ColumnShow by means

conjunction with any 4. whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.

86 87

IWhether the Principal lx: allowed a Houpc or Quarters for his



* 0 Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters lor his

personal Residence; and what Allowances, if any, lor Rent, or as

Personal Allowance, or for any ■ other purpose.

Office.In cases where the selection ,

does not rest with the Governor! or where the appointment is j made under any Instrument,


Office.In wises where the selection

does not. rest with the Governor! or where the appointment is i made under any Instrument, | •

this should lx? stated.





Date of Appointment- and date of First




IName.Name.

-(0QEUiw)X"tBLIC

UKCone* tub Leu 5.111 -Ji . i .onarh#

i- urnlshcd aiart- Duty villaW'

nee £50# Unifont*

ctitt K-y,■jenis^x,U)£130 •Juoes Llnxilc#ilason* C-rSrm

•V.

. . X\ijf—ts l_ X. •

r !filter John •do-1st M, 19118#

£125 .aoirr/i a: V#

f 0I’uct, i she d auorfc - era. -.uty .Hot;- unci. oi silo, *

sib 00.27th ;j<»pte*:J3Cir 1828.

10 Novosice.c,It- 03.

..llllija ;urlc.e; ecistrate.(1) Cinar Juhu&enGaret.sher And

haaEisn-'.er*15th January

1983.hi 00. lurniUied quart-

(S) era.

? (SOth Septoabqr £3.£0#

1928#lbcrt o; t,er. —Io-Oh. 1 uri, t f. lied < uart«

ore. auty ailo?;- «noe or 050.

13th ..eciU' ls.r fiS-00. 1925. (a) 08. 8.6

Clark to Alfred 0corse licleon Jones...Ariotrato.

14th ..prll, 1926.

,61.60. -GO—Trevor v tooley.

‘0 c rut or* .man UX'Duty . Iloi7i.noe £50.Cut baas Officer Walter ,<llfre6| 1st Jsjuury

Stuart.8215. — UQ—

Half am.(a) 17.15.61086.15th .Aron,

1220. - ;Stanley i thins 33rc 8nptinb<1925.

11th June, 3926.

r £100. -do-aginasaanj rc'. alter.

,.1111 i'. 1st January 1926.

20th Dooa:Cor 1935.

latent Cu; toEse Offlcdrcharles

RUE.bo.lds. {”,}

A150, .uraiohed quart- ore. duty allov. .race £50. Unifor.

0 0(a) 11,0.G.

3.

« n ■ - - #

James Irik Uaallton. (3)

£50 .s istrat„oct ; ,;lkl nd*,350 us Govcrn- Lsunt Guwurallst

1st January, 1921,

10th GovexabeS1919.

£50..haistrate. t’ARichard .. ?nry2&rl.

1st October, 1928.

4th Rovenber 1985.

£15 j.{a) 8.11.9.

"dO—wX

REMARKS.REMARKS.

(15 Resigned 8th April.Reclined 6th x-hiroh.Is ..Iso .agist rate, ; sat r.-iklund uiul Government IiuUr: list. * seconaec for • c. •, ice ; 1th "Riseovory" edition 18 ti. ..lay, 1834

(1) Is .Iso Geyuty Gollee.or, oc; i-uy . oet.iuster, whip-ln- Reclctrur of -hi. ;.iuy .nd Receiver >r rocks,

on leave of absence froa 12th ...nil to lltli October.

. .a tor,(2)#

{£/

(e) CUCCOEaJJ C'Vt.i-wil.e 17^1


Show hy means of asterisks ami other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Column 4, whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.


Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Coin 4, whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.

99mn

8889




r Section 13.Annual Salary showing separately



does not rest, with the Governor or where the appointment is made under any Instrument,


Date of Appointment, and date of First


Name..rm

v. . . dconta.)(/.-..'.-ii

£5., s.o ILugiatrata

. :5J .. i jiotj,..OUtl; . ;;i.aldo,£179 %o : afcurai- lat, -JLKlunds.

:J.7S.1st January, 19.il*

19th jov\,...t-r 1919 •

J-ane s _rlk It tit on.

Katur_liot.Lj • PAYABLE OUT OF THE REVENUES OF THE COLONY.

REMARKS.

(1) Is also U'.s toas Officer tun ..salst&nt to Government Buturulist. V&lklonds. -Ct.ing GovcrnBSbnt iraturi.list during whole year.


Show by means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office is held in conjunction with any other office ; (b) in Column 4, Amount of Fees drawn during the year ; and (c) in Column 4. whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.

*« ,

91••

■ !•/ •' - S S PENSIONS.

| Amount of Emolument Present when last employed

in Public Service.

‘‘i 423*- .1 o*h'/rjty mrl'-rit) Sv-r'ijjK-

Date from which the Pension

has been paid.

Service for which the Pension was granted.

Cause• .v: »' Age of

Pens oner. Retirement.ofto-

j * ij. ixnwUvi,i1

C'.tiY'r lO© *0# f>of 13 -G find .ruin.. oo no# ri of

cl.a s.4: it- d-na-*■ . fi le ! U2 . C«0olont; il Giia.. iuln GOG[25. 0. iu-,7JL . *

l&J I 4- * 17 1 lo 7424Suvcmounfc ... *; mo?13. 6# 18vhi! «« 4Q 19 Z w a: u 71vaGo^arancns ... iakreas- r ;!£• 4. 13 Xi

I

in# 9# 19 -3CC

1 4a <{ Oj 0SO 03A. « inon ardor

colon! 1 . .urcooa

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not included in preceding Columns.

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Amounts ol Deposits

in the Colony.

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IMPORTS AND EX PORTSs; t

1 FOH THE YEAH

192 .i

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(1) SUMMARY STATEMENT of the Value of Imports into vV; ''i.;:c3laXo&il*#

from each Country by Classes, during the Year ended 31st December, 19 „

Vat.uk of Imports into ^

lVom Country by Classes, during the Year ended HistSUMMARY STATEMENT of the

(1)

lDecember, 19 Class 1. Class II. Class IV.Class III.!

TotalImports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

Class IV. RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanufactured.

Class III.Class II. Countries of Origin.

Class I. Bullionand

Specie.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu

factured.

Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.

TotalMerchandise.Total

Imports(including

Bullionand

Specie).

FoodDrink, and Tobacco.

i Bullionand

Specie.

RawMaterials Articles

and • wholly or Articles mainly mainly • Manu-

Uinnami- j fact-ured. faotuTed. i

TotalMerchandise.

Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.

| Food, iDrink, and I Tobacco.*

Countries of Origin.

* ££ £ £ ££ ££££ ££ l&uw& :i . lv6£ United Kingdom

i

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I Other Parts of theBritish Empire

Other Parts of theBritish Empire I

166041(30 )•..7. iaidE-c.

i 0 *1 nvsTotal other Parts of the

British EmpireT.

! ICOTotal other Parts of the [ British Empire

C4 165 ;>i 16304I Foreign Countries.|

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484,53341

2S76S646

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IEBrazil, iioll'iad.Cape Verde Iei:.udBoroeea.Chile.Bora.'-y.Demfcrk. t’ru<5»sy.U.S.a.

45 . A*V*.. 40 * ■ - 9*j*■\ * oV •V< .*030 4147

3341 75252465 35904. Ai 60504

*„ " I 21-32o£xc4 1443

oI 4045

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3332?

934 2244:!

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34,39334320 81674•■973t 4’Ati.t . T,a;i.Total Foreign Countries

s-iV£4*Total Foreign Countries 541.56 75724 3063 175767 175707

14?263145135 1039?4o 8 3,73: " '.- ,245363.1 Grand Total. ...97561 230703 190035• Crank* Total ...

3065 501137 19qq 583087. 0 %II

\

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(1) SUMMARY STATEMENT of the Value of Imports into t&© Dependency of

from each Country by Classes, during the Year ended 31st December, 19 *8.

L :

the ij«y<stid*noy of c outh BGor&iu*SUMMAR Y STATEMENT of the Value'of Imports into

Year ended 31st December, 190) I:

» tfrom each Country by Classes, during the ;

Class IV.Class Ill-Class II. IClass I. TotalImports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

Class 1. Class II. Class III. Class IV.!Total

Imports(includingBullion

andSpecie).

Bullionand

Specie.

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanufactured.

<Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanufactured.

TotalMerchandise.


Articles wholly or

mainly Manu

factured.

Countries of Origin. Bullion

andSpecie.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu

factured.

Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.


TotalMerchandise.


:£££££££ £ £ £ £ £ £ £( ft-1L.V’cUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom

Other Parts of theBritish Empire


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Total other Parts of the British Empire

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Foreign Countries.• -■ i.. llili

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Grand Total. ... Grand Total. ...;' »

I

118 19;l

(1) SUMMARY STATEMENT of the Value of Imports into fi&PTO tf ^OUthOrkney® and Oroap*

from each Country by Classes, during the Year ended 31st December, 19 .

(2) SUMMARY STATEMENT of the Value of Domestic Exports from UOlonjT Of

to each Country by Classes, during the Year ended1923.tlio r 11 Ha nd I e 1;:; a do •

Class II. | Class III.Class I. Class IV.Class III. Class IV.Class I. Class II. r Total

DomesticExports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

TotalImports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanufactured,

TotalMerchandise.

Countries of Final Destination.

Bullionand

Specie.

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanufactured.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu

factured.

Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.


Bullionand

Specie.

1 Food,Drink, and

Tobacco.

Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu

factured.

TotalMerchandise.Food

Drink, and Tobacco.

ii

£ £ £ £ £ £ £

Idae £95871£94:102 ex 895571United K i ngdoni£££ ££ £ £ *

United Kingdom



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0(Total other Parts of the

British EmpireForeign Countries.

Chile. 740 740.600 140Foreign Countries.

%iit b

! 140 740600 740.Total Foreign Countries

Total Foreign Countries 221204102 1883 296311600 295511.Grand Total ...

Grand Total. ... |

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(2) SUMMARY STATEMENT of the Value of Domestic

South Georgia,

Exports from ^pendency Of1923

(^) SUMMARY STATEMENT of the Value of Domestic Exports from the fropendenc;

of oouth Shetland©•*each Country by Classes, during the Year ended to each Country by Classes, during the Year ended.to

Class IV. Class I. Class II. Class III.Class II. Class III. Class IV.Class 1.Total

DomesticExports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

5 TotalDomesticExports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

Total■Merchandise.

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanufactured.

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanufactured.

TotalMerchandise.

Bullionand

Specie.Countries of

Final Destination.Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.

Bullionand

Specie.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu

factured.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu

factured.

Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.

Countries of Final Destination. Food,

Drink, and Tobacco.

Food,Drink, and

Tobacco.

££ £ ££ £ ££ ££ £ £ £ £

588201539261 United Kingdomi

United Kingdom * %

Other Parts of theBritish EmpirejOther Parts of the

British Empire;! .1454G414546445145412South „fricu.


14540414546445145412Total other Parts of the British Empire i

Foreign Countries.Gape Verde Xoles Horway.Ururu&y.

Foreign Countries.argentine.Brasil.Canary Islec.Cape Verde loles.Benaarls,ilormcy.Uruguay.

12156 371420 511940 182045

02763 316165 37OS42

121503714205UM0132045

6S78JI3X5.103ovevs::

1030 GO 109524

156145?;

msc3714205X19401S2C45

8270'-31S1GC370882

1036001095?24

1381452

103600109524

1531452I

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159457C 15945761349474 Total Foreign Countries1849474. 15945761849474 -Total Foreign Countries

159457C■ 1594576Grand Total ...8384174 45 159457G2354219 -Grand Total ... 2334219•

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i 99 JL M id i

uouth Orkneys 1928.

(2) SUMMARY STATEMENT of the Value of Domestic Exports fromand oouth SandwichGroup*

p * to each Country by Classes, during the Year endedto each Country by Classes, during the Year ended

Class I. Class II. Class III. Class IV.Class IV.Class II. i Class III.Class 1.Total

DomesticExports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

TotalExports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanufactured.

TotalMerchandise.

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanufactured,

Countries of Final Destination. Bullion

andSpecie.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu

factured.

Bullionand

Specie.

Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.

Miscellaneous

andUnclassi

fied.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu

factured.

TotalMerchandise.

Countries of Final Destination.


Food,Drink, and

Tobacco.

£ £ ££ ££ ££ £ £ ££ £ £

* %United Kingdom 294102 340669United Kingdom 81 534852 654852



■Jouth ..fried•LIK 145419 45 145404 145464

1

* *Total other Parts of the British Empire )Total other Parts of the

British Empire 148410 45 145464 145464

[Foreign Countries. Foreign Countries.rgentiae

Brazil.Canary luloc. Cape Verde Ialoe Chile.Denmark.Norway.Uruguay.

12156 57142*. 511041. 28S64E

12156571420511940£85045

74002708

42708711752454

11156 571420 511040 235045

740 627GO

427607 1752454

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4276071752434

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152 i -ioi (*} o(6) SUMMARY of the Amount of Customs Revenue received during the Five Years

ended,

Classes of Merchandise.

(6) SUMMARY of the Amount of Customs Revenue received during the Five Years

ended... tho. .ilot- ■ «soxf, distinguishing thefit®. . «?lo y.. distinguishing the amounts derived from Principalcrrdoneics)

ft Jamounts derived from Principal

(Falkland .u’-l-aao ..ad 3cClasses of Merchandise. •

(Ocloay or ..1-0 ,0: la-,! : ■ lant m1620102719::R1625Principal Articles. 1934 Principal Articles. 1054 ■ 1655 1920 12; 7 19:0

A.—From Imports. A.—From Imports.2654:.>727 .209525Beer Beer 216 77 255 601 27044246G8G52:..*«5045542Spirits Spirits 5183 285G 4/> 04 «3C8 597125754680.. yvo5C390293Tobacco Tobacco 2454 2207 ar-54I# ar.?2 138420a238225152149Wine Wine 131 126 COO 318 214

[

r;

1;

* t£1,351 £752 ;•£75 Jo £7604 £5096Total fi-om Imports Total from Imports ... Til £8(545 £7113 £7086 .38847

B.—From Exports. B.—From Exports.2414'-.'24■> y\1770 £301:007Guano Guano

) )181196Oil, Seal ... \ 190528 - Oil, Seal ...205140110930 j 103103 l)Oil, Whale

7.001Oil, Whale ...

3307 0 Ra 914280• *«• • • • «* GOOl 14-00 8007 6049O • * e • * % «/

♦

v.

£117744 £184228 £210753 £S-J230:. 183610Total from Exports ... Total from Exports ... 21420C £6307 8049

o •12505C 1922L J 22G4C 7 212852 191130Grand Total. 26051 It- i£C 1602 J 15735Grand Total. 5047

• f

54 1551_ c

(6) SUMMARY of the Amount

ended.. . .s .■>£ Rof Customs Revenue received during the Five Years

? distinguishing the amounts derived from Principal


ended... • distinguishing the amounts derived from Principal


•|K ♦

Classes of Merchandise.(*i!ba Dependency of youth Georgia) ilbo Uepo.-'.doacy of south hetlunde.)Principal Articles.19:131-92713:30Principal Articles. 12 24 1025 ■ 1924 1926 19;.'; 1926

I

A.—From Imports.A.—From Imports.

716 Beer10 16■n i* JUtsBeer

458 Spiritsb:a 721509 708Spirits

039 113©3.7 A3 1625 icia TobaccoTobacco*)•

is 37 25 20 WineSOWine !• "7 L

(

f

£1.103 Total from Imports.^■:s i&A 83 £2275 ;JL674Total from Imports ...

P B.—From Exports.B.—From Exports.

225

&M55 }£75

03045 )

Guano1495 uj-od In outh i- -

Figures for 1926 not keptseparately. Included in Falklaid Islands and Dependene

KGS soonGnano

) Oil, Seal ...;Oil, Seal ... %; !U4'..S4 ) ©7430 ) 255145 190526

Oil, Whale .Oil, Whale ... I

P Figures for 1930 : id 1937 Induce the Lo^mc, Shetland ^nd ^ou;h Ortoey

Figures for 1928 not kept separately. Islands and DepenLencies.

»nciec oi aouth i)Included in I^alkland

6; 317i&JJQ&fi Total from Exports:^r>5i < > £ 2*37951 £194751Total from Exports ...-.r»—-i

D *52030 55017£30222 Grand Total.3101374 £210459Grand Total. -.15712’, £1074.

15 ft U) i(6) SUMMARY op the Amount of Customs Revenue received during the Five Years

ended...thfe.i’.lat..UeaQQSbWt;#distinguishing the amounts derived' from Principal



ended... Slot. .D0OQOtier*.


* distinguishing the amounts derived from Principal*>

(Tho Dependency of South Sandwich Islands)The sc'^r. U.u.cy af . ouuh A^Pn -ys)

Principal Articles. 19281927T r1TPU Principal Articles.I'j: :<L 1924 1926 19281925 1927JI

A.—From Imports. A—From Imports.Beer Beer

Spirits Spirits I LHLIETobacco Tobacco*Cr

Wine Wine

»Total from Imports ... Total from Imports .

B.—From Exports. B.—From Exports.Guano l ieuicz Co.? X92G

and 2037 Includedin south OoorciaFigures Ln 1928 not kept separately. Included in Falkland Islands and Dependencies.

Guano

- )Oil, Seal Oil, Seal ... LII)- 1 VI96Oil, Whale . Oil, Whale ...

1 *

71POTotal from Exports Total from ExportsAM

to ♦719t Grand Total.Grand Total.

j OH.?| r- I o •158(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the quantities and Value of each description of

Merchandise Imported during the year ended • 31st IteOGhlbor9 1923# , distinguishing

tlie Countries of Origin (a) (lallO^nd I Gland 8 and Deponddncicsm}

(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the Quantities and Value of each description0 %

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended til0 Z\q% Id u#

distinguishing the Countries o£ Origin (a) {< I&landa . rid 4,c. 6IUi&nci98)mImports for Home

Consumption.Total Imports.

Articles and Countries of Origin (a)

Imports for Home Consumption.

Total Imports.!Articles and Countries

of Origin (a)Value.Quantities. Quantities. Value.

CLASS-!.-----------------------Anlmnls. living (food)

Quantities. Value. Quantities. Value.

ci,,^ I. (uontOU 3

-..ifieral ,ttoro.

United Kingdom •••

Norway 110 C?.11S• • • • • • • •*

TOTAL 119 119 eesG62• • • • •

66Argentine... • • •Beer.

United Kingdom

ArgentineNorway

9494ranee • ••• 4 •2007 2007• • • • •254254liorsay ♦ • •46 46• • • • • • • • iv

63 10X663 1016• • • • • # YOTaL• • • ••«• •

TOTAL 2116 2116 ..-gov|ii$ona>• * • • •

5048103401United ::in-.;doo ...

Argentine. • •

Chile.

Cora and Fodder. #1.197011978• • *United Kingdom.

Argentine

Chile..

503 503• • • •210210. • •. . .1002 1002• • • • • • • ft6060Denmark ... ...COO 8Qa• • • • • • • •4040Frence • • •Norway

Uruguay

. • .254 204. . . . . . . .1990419004Norway ....* •1507 1507• • * . . . . .

1662i 1602Uruguay ••• . • ai iTOTiJ.. 3926 5456453926• • a • • U. 8. £<. 4 • •

IFruit. Vegetables and 7190071980TOTAL.€! # * • *Seeds.

United Kingdom

Argentine...

Chile

2760 I2700 i./slrlts.United Kingdom ...

Argentine •• •I rtmoe

2778 488648362778i

94 1818... 94 • . .

France 70 230230• • • 78 . . •• ••

NorwayUruguay

711 263208711 Norway 4 4 4

451• • • 4511 5397 5397T-T’ L • 49 • « 4Um S« Am m mm

TOTAL(a) If the Country of Origin is unobtainable, then Country from'

should be given.

306 306 *•obtainable, then Country from w hich consigned mid be given.

(a) If the Country of Origin i7178 7178winch consigned

Ifii(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the Quantities and Value of each description

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended 19B8*

distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) kltAd Isl&ado &A& D3p*a4*H0ftM)

and Value o£ each descriptionDETAILED STATEMENT showing the Quantities

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended 31® t 9

• m(7)1686.

tina yopoBdenoleaJdistinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) UVlKlulld 1 elands


Total Imports. Total Imports.Imports for Home

Consumption. Articles and Countries of Origin (a)Articles and Countries

of Origin (a) Value. Quantities. Value. Quantities. Value.Quantities.Value.Quantities.gl*,m 11, iQx*a,)

Tp&ty ■,,;43 anO yguao

United •••Arcsntlne

nolla&s

•1 mj t ccontd. 3v.~..i

f"ob-aCCOt 4436 4480I80008844 iunited /.lnotioE ... 7sa 703MS• • «. ICV1S7jr.r.oat Ice. * • 631• • • 521» * • • to4343Br&all 2743 274G• • •• •• • 40* • •

170 j1700uorway • • •042.7 048?. L. « » *

47304739V /... Jl. .. • • •

united .incdosi ...

/ s>{j©atlaoCbftle

i.l.nopjL 0Q23 3333714714United i lncdcea...

.xentln©.**419 419* • • • •• • O

0000 8400 246)• • • 6 » • • • • • •30*1804 : iolland 17? 177irtiaoo • • •• • • • • o • • •

8181 3398 3378Xonmy.Uorwey • ® • • • • 0 9 0

0383Uruguay • ••• • •1085110051i 1 V ■

. «s*« • • 4*0

10001000UCC.,L» • • •.... m.

Baas and telM*coal. Coke anti Oil Quel 7036 7036JultoC - tafjflou• ♦ • • •

I 199669 199669United Kln^uoti ...

argentine.*.

Trim tied •••Cape Verde lelandaT. orooco ...

Korea?

U. 6* it •••.1 JL

ra/ ” thP C°mtry °f 0rigin is nn°ht*inable, then Country from which consigned

should be given.

010SIDUe • • • • • •Ai •

703 7j3• ••00460046

1G604 leeo*• • •

8341 8841i

7888 7385.».

1 804 88*• •• •»•

• •• 881..A860U3Q

m$i 809080 i (a) If the Country of Origin is unobtainable, then Country from which consignedshould be given.

• • e

lit 2( Q

J_ 1 i O

(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the Quantities and Value of each description

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended 31 Gt 19H3«

Quantities and Value of each description

momDETAILED STATEMENT showing the

(0ded

(PiOUaB* mAof Merchandise Imported during the > eai

distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) $;/:uX3£Laa& lolaBtla HZl^k j/Op3t2d©nol3o)Total Imports.Imports for Home

Consumption. Imports for Home Consumption.

Total Imports.Articles and Countries

of Origin (a)Articles and Countries

of Origin (a) Value.Quantities.Value.Quantities.Quantities. Value. Quantities. Value.

UL-:, - ZTZ. COontC.I

Opnm sxad Dapivatlwa orOoeain®.

m. fcoatd.)

Boots ^ rhocs. and

united KincdoB •••

Chile.

CL..: . * t>V -•

9 jf

n i ■<—* *

448?GO03.....« Uaitod ..ingilaa ... 11491 11491

Too788Hornsy • ••• M OB 6810100# C# 4- 4« »• 9 • 45304030* * *o » a

ISO 1205H988396 Uruguay tee• • o'NL'.i. -i».J JL.-JSK.fl*

333 'I 16189 1610D9 « »Ccineas. 2.0:00 etc,. United LinGdom ... *1 #E5ES9D889 ■-■Old .cey :mC\ . rfoetc-.

United NiiicdflEiChile.

2030Holland ••• SOSO• • o 305333531 6 1

11905U99SHcrrey ii t • 99 158IDS111at

U 9- . 9. .9 6766769 9 9 9 9 9 376370Norway mft » 9

40/• •uru/.:ucy S ® 9 111cir i. 19018 19013• • 9 9 9

43894584■'jr l » • •Cheaioals. Cgudo andifsagiijr._f ?».v .-.wr«»iHfcam«w

Cjlugo. AfetMnmgftUnited Kingdom ...iu?gentinG ...

Honey

' unite* Kingdom ...

A»goittia®...Chile.

6448 6442 0 ♦ 144914091968999 130C 6 69 9 9

999 999 62 S3 49499 9 99 9 9honey ...

Uruguay ...... 429 429

1580 1520HULL... c • •8 eL -JT, • 0 99 9

8903 8903

i*0 j If the Country of Origin is obtainable, then Country from which consigned

ould be given.(a) If the Country of Origin is ’ • ’ obtainab]

uld l)e gjCountry from vliich consignedsV von.

Url

lo5the Quantities and Value of each description(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing

h********* *** to**1”*’ ioa8* (7) DETAILED STATEMENT

of Merchandise Imported during the year

shomng the Quantities and'4| Value of each descriptiof Merchandise Impo on

distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) yclfclcn<3 leleMtS UXtti Mi... ? U«eU0 ended Slot

ies Of Origin (Falklaod Islandsdistinguishing the CountriTotal Imports. r®p«nd*noiM,)Imports for Home

Consumption.Articles and Countries

of Origin fa) Imports for Home Consumption. Total Imports.Articles and Countries

of Origin (a)Quantities. Value.Value.Quantities.

Quantities. Value. Quantities.c:i. ... 111. ftiontd.)

. achino^y aatlImWZMx

Unites i.iBGfloc3 ...

Argentina,»•

Value.CL... m luontd,)

Uniied ili’ctJaa

Arganfc iuo...

$ *

socse 63932 » » » 9060 7060Ills hfco'O16075M

194/744 4A• Ft • It * s * 1716» ♦ •

171C£US7 SSwgjUay * 4. aliOia diu 111 Bia?• tf 1968 1088

Oruguay34311 i? ■ ® : t st ••• • •• •V u t> U1*> * •

XU39Mf ^ -J v r x IB48«» ft 9

13403o-B A 400... 400

dsMAi *; £su&<U22£aaer 4<aasyL^m-Kssg8.Uaic&d LlncOota

i iorvKvy

' - «*-■*•* a-. » , a c <Auar vi .***:*

T0T:L Genoa fi ♦• ••

• I • sea 058• ••♦ * • 1.339u*

1529UnitsS oiagdcsa «»•

Cfcils,24? £47

rs-n t1797• • • * * 9 Sf* 179?28notnsdy • M ; »«sr-rvr* .*• M 163 Aloo3

v&Jl <:‘Ou ; ;it^daa

Norway"•1 t • •• nseo•»• S36 838

19GG«• * • • • •1(165^yt»rc ju.cn #.

Unit eft : insftori «#»Hoanrcy •••

i

»* .. A.. X 4940O 6 •4M0240 £49

42asa> Ciiivtloa and oi.lt. j,

Uni Led ln;»Gon

Argentine

liormy.,.

!Id? 1.7

...1559450 « • •

18394804• ** 4

811 ail

1774 1774I •***■• »• - • '£^ If the Count Iry of Origin is (a) Tf the Country of Origin is unobtainable, then Country fromshould be given.

Un obtainable,Should ^ given.

the» Count which consignedJy from which consigned

1(>6 a - rr->

Li) iValue of each descriptionshowing the Quantities and

SlOv

(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the Quantities and Value of each description

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended 31st

distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) {^alklatti

(') DETAILED STATEMENT

°f Merchandise Imported during the year ended

distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) »? ‘

# #Is) S3*••center, iwsa.

lulamla untiTotal Imports.i Imports for Home

Consumption. Imports for Home Consumption.



of Origin (a) Value.Quantities.Value.Quantities. Quantities. Value. Quantities. Value.

m, (coatjui

::t r,t locerg *.

Unite*! r ineflOGi

CUv,.-:

'’'.Inchon

$ #i

8UOS jcose 3901 3901■• ••r«»9C 97 47

Norway. •••

• •t • OO• • • i

194174• ••I 40384 4 4

17 1T.*

I, »•* *w*. .•

iso

Cfctio. Norway

Uruguay

£571TOTAL 9 9 9

•00. Corarpt 609• 999 9 9. 33602380• • •• 99JLBSi # *1888united ::iQ^doa •••

£rcte»t-lao.**Oblie.

0390• 9 99 9 9*v *<i894• 9 91313• 9 9• 99e99999 9

S363B3&52298norway rv;^• 99 • 99 4 4 9\U 4 ^>4 ifc ••• 109 99

MMMuj.-J v.4CC5 i ; bullion*.

vaitefJ ' i^aoaa •••

4 4 4

I9601900earing orx-rel*

1.9 001900Unices. u« ■an eir.t 9 *see? S?3?••• »•«

Argentine... 10 1C;• *•

7OTH*.. 5647 3547

7« j If the Country of unobtainable, then Country from which consigned

should be given.

Origin i- obtainabl

>ald be given.(a) If the Country of Origin is<*• fhen Country from which consigned !

1{)9(') D£ L AILEI) S r A 1 EMENT showing the quantities

168the Quantities and Value of each description

Slot !W'tM>ssv

{colony of leUlaud Inlanfle)

and V'alue of each description(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing *i # of Merchandise Imported during the year ended 31et December, 19HQ

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended

distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a)

distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) (Tho Colony of the Talkland Islands)l•V


Total Imports.Total Imports. IImports for Home Consumption.


Articles and Countries of Origin (a) Quantities. Value. Quantities. Value.Value.Quantities.Value.Quantities.

unit (hi : iaatlcm ...

LaC, I.

EgSEa.« #

r" V 608 S 988037laitsJ? sum* ft*23:lorteay * * ** • ♦

•E*isa*

233 280»• •;; ,.i0f; 00 !aOTaL *«•

for.,1 ... AvvC looeCora aan Fodder. •tGKRs

Unite a • .iagOcQ ...475AREunited Kingdaa ...

XGcntlno...

Chile.

Rf»ooe8306849tt4 44

)ieiiicaSue.«♦*-■* ■603 • • •• *«• • •RIO810Chl. .GOGO • a •.ftMOTlfciy .... . .

GOCObemtss-k1567IBS? • a a * . •Ura^A y ... •i ) J

4040Franco *« •. . «ci.a3161TCU.i. ESCMl 866Korvnsy

Urajjuhy

.».•.«

1C :SiGofjFruit. '.'Of tit Abies and Seeufc.united. ..ingdaa ...

Argent4ae

Chile.

4 9 44 94

04040. u« .I • • •<9 9 4 9

aod 604tejsxa23E48TOP.J, <* • »<394 094• • •

94 Q'i t %4 99 94 4

United iilacdOEi ...

France

Dornay

i!France 70 '■m2va 4788«*».. •.

Uruguay 23J451 380451• . ....a . •• * .

183133fi.-TTV r. -I*. , ^i . . • ...3381 • a a233150788078Tv.T.L • • •

*

i> •fai jt the Country of Origin is u obtainabl

si uld he given.

then Country from which consignedis unobtainable,

should be given.c, then Country from which consigned - (a) If the Country of Origin

*•' < .1i1 i Ii ..L: u ;

(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the quantities and Value of each description

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended oifcli Ltf «.;/>* ,

(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the Quantities and Value of each description♦ %:

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended Slet Deoi&akur, 1&L3#

{Colmy of Fulklanfidistinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) (CoiG&y Of tLo i distinguishing the Countries of Origin faj

Total Imports.Imports for Home Consumption.

Total Imports.Imports for Home Consumption.-3Articles and Countries


of Origin (a)IValue.Value. Value. Quantities.Quantities.Quantities.Value.Quantities.

;; i...y.m # ' *

6193J&OR 8033vU.it- r; iyrflas CGCvOU&". v>u .'i.Vi... C,C.>»! *»•

40Aft 24$ C— * *v.v *l; 5- -fe. 8*60uiilis.0** • • •c«« « 4 •• A «

803835 SOU809i-iortssy HoiMSivy* • •• • * « ® •1 ■ t. ■> »■ •- *- <v>s.V--Mr

9?40i'iV-AA » • • * » «v«M». rf.U'.AIaivaKVKW nf'jmisW ilVA?

Unite'?. : *».‘•L. m

•iiA *- —

001001 ?0 j..;s.*A&&* 444

Cbite6 Ltntfm ...37 87• •• !« f « .v - » -a»-

80ft 8-JfiUranov) • • •• • • tr. .•

/ J *«-'?5?30 Erf L » ❖ O

fi 0• • ♦ • • • '

ru vv> ,J^vi£A..• • •• • *..-T-'.S' ^**ir*v-• '

4208480890S6C?T:.i Unit a*} oia^Coei •••« • •

66k.«a.WiBu 66Civile* « o •* * »

oil rue; L

ttolVtm hUicdoa MtNorway

»<*"

42434803v ’:..L 9 4*

»1*.' K»4£»EXMi

11316 113L0C ttva>*5 9to*««4*4fc170 170• •• • • • 384BSft

..v. »

CCOC«5110U3IT L 1____ 7J >• * *

.14591459raaty ijarr-elc. ,ruafe» . 4.^

8001.'ioxrmy 6001• ••• • •

Lvi’J'jJL « 2561 2S61

# (7/J if the Country of Origin is unobtainable, then Country from which consignedshould be given.

(a) If the Country of Origin is unobtainable, then Country from which consigned

should be given.

irt >1

S UJ!

X1.73

STATEMENT showing the Quantities and Value of each description

Slat veomii&r, X9SS6*

{Colc&ty oi' viiu

(7) DETAILED (7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the quantities and Value of each description

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended of Merchandise Imported during the year ended Klst ;*>«*. fiiO, '* ,

distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a) fXh'i'Lony t&Q Falkland )distinguishing the Countries of Origin (a)

Total Imports.Imports for Home Consumption. Imports for Home


Articles and Countries of Origin (a) Articles and Countries

of Origin (a)Quantities. Value.Value.Quantities.

Quantities. Value.Value. Quantities.

XmlUnits’;'* ia^flaa

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distinguishingand Dependencies) 31st ree-'-Mcr, 1903.the Exports of Domestic Produce.

the Exports of Domestic Produce. (riJ.kli-.X2d unu v-ndoacluft)Value.Quantities.

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the Exports of Domestic Produce.idistinguishingVarious Countries during the year ended

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5lot December, 1928#

(9) Rates and amounts of Duties levied on all

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No. 9.—TOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE', and CREWS of SAILING VESSELS ENTERED at each PORT in the Colony ofI!*\ ■Tic •vCi.:cts.a«noi«B the Year 19 2Q.<*

FOREIGN.foreign. •*,BRITISH. TOTAL.f\■

In Ballast. Total.With Cargoes. With Cargoes.Total.In Ballast. In Ballast.NAMES OF PORTS. With Cargoes. Total.I■i : i: Vessels. TonsNet.

Crows. | Crews. I Vessels.TonsNet.

TonsNet.

Crews.Crews Vessels Vessels. TonsNet.

TonsNet.

Vessels. Crews.Crews Vessels.TonsNet.

Crews Vessels. Tons.Net.

TonsNet.

Crows.Vessels. Vessels. TonsNet.

Crews.■

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i.lng ;..dr.urd Cove. (. outtt Goorci-o

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No. 10.—TOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of SAILING

..VESSELS CLEARED 24 o

. ♦FOREIGN- in the Colony of0 ii-Jislund XeloiUia ,XmA ii©psm&~ to each Country, in the Year L9 ________________ er&Uw*

BRITISH.

With Cargoes.Total.In Ballast.NAMES OF PORTS. With Cargoes. iFOREIGN. TOTAL.I 5ICrews.TonsNet.Vessels | ICrewsTons

Not.Vessels. |CrewsTons

Not.Crews Vessels.I Vessels. Tons

Net, In Ballast. iTotal. With Cargoes. In Ballast. Total.

Vessels. TonsNet.

Crews. Vessels. TonsNet.

Crews. Vessels. TonsNet.

Crows. Vessels. Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons | Crews. Net. iNet.im3802 !5 '. in; yAwiiMvove*

U-outh .sn<:s; la 143 MU 14 k3 8 880» 8!I IP « :

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at each PORT in the Colony of **>${$«-24;.

in the Year 19 ^TOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of STEAM \ ESSELS EXTLRLD

------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOREIGN.

I

$ 'netNo. 11.— FOREIGN. TOTAL.i

BRITISH. ! ! :Total. With Cargoes.In Balt.ast. In Ballast. Total.■

I

With Cargoes.Total.In Ballast. Crows.1 Vessels.NAMES OF PORTS. With Cargoes. Tons ; Crews. Net.

VessoLs.TonsNet.

To»sNet.. Crews. Vessels.Vessels. Tons.

Net.Crews. Vessels. S3? Crews..

j Crews.TonsNet.

Crews VesselsTonsNet.

Vessels. I-CrowsTonsNet-

Vessels. | iICrewsTonsNet-

Vessels. !It1! ii &ma sw ns e4Moioxo 701^17*0 84nx, ZL SA9| *43 S .71 i*W404(330!

i 3 «.Kg&85t>B9Q SO 10 895^)is sa-.jo&iic?* siitoaloy* i'aliitnd 'iclrX&t.

••line Gt!-ura cove.(: autli Geoi^ia)

iort looted,t l -. uU: ..hotlcttde*

XL?? .5 ! :4631 7>3* 51 flSdM

7 10892 LlC

SO 0.77si .1?so 2WM6 ipeoej

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252at each PORT in the Colony of V&Xkltoxd Islands and Depen cljgg- in the Year 19 28.

25'TOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREW’S of STEAM \ ESSELS CLEARED

.S

. No. 12.—foreign. FOREIGN.BRITISH. TOTAL.

:!With Cargoes. . Total.Total. In Balt.ast. With Cargoes.In Ballast. In Ballast. . Total.lWith Cargoes.NAME OF PORTS. I!Crews.Tons

Net.! Crews Vessels Crews. \ Vessels. 1 Toils ! Crews.I Net, !

Tons NeL i

TonsNet.

Vessels. ■ Vessels. Vessels. Tons. | Crews, j Vessels. Net, | 1

Crews TonsNet,

Crews. Vessels.TonsNel.

Crews.Vessels. TonsNet.

CrewsTonsNet.

Vessels.

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V.tac • oiove, (.,ouih Geofcia*)art iottc-r#

. hot load®}

USE £717 (555977944 30.£6i

6?7u}&1 'a::' 17 ■

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258 Section ‘22.

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RESOURCES.PRODUCTION AND NATURALH.f

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1.—AGRICULTURE AND LAND TENURE, (c) fd) (e)(a) CROPS. PASTURE. LIVESTOCK.'

;Total Acreage at end of the year. Gross quantity of

produce (for local consumption and

export.

Acreage disposed of during the year. I Administrative District and

nature of crop.Number of acres under cultivation.

Acreage of pasture land by districts r.

Administrative District and

nature of livestock.Number.

!* Total area of Colony.

Unalienated.

In process of

Alienation.Amount

Realised.Grantedwithout

sale.Alienated.Total. \Sold.

Part ftirqnnd*Horses

total£373

USVea^OE83858080 iv£076520H 1 I. i* C critic 0915Of

Cheap 39187?.

ia ©Btia-! cwine 06

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atcd at a IcJUakuRemarks :—i

:j,613 nocpi-oo aos'nx?: . Cattle 175?tsqurc1#

spiles «Tise tixm ftgaxm us® only sstamted* CUeev..

wine18.760

5

Islands.♦ *Horses 240

• Note.—When the area of a Colony includes any large body of water, this should be clearly stated, should, if possible, he given separately.

The area of water cattleaheep

8591

5937S

iiprees*East Falkland j 2573

eat Falkland ! 882

cattle. .hea .. ■ .hJ.n-3..i

6915 : *91372 661757 :100760 5u.

(6). :

lolitnfis 340 559 59573Size of Holdings, specifying the Number of Holdings. * 1028*

4 * 3695 9231 031405 7.1.• * * •11 to 50 acres.Under 10 acres. 51 to 100 acres. 101 to 1,000 acres. •Over 1,000 acres.

2 1 28!

#* State here.the date to which these particulars Here insert Name of District.relate.

t Colony1 will'suffice^"® amngem8ntB of tho Colo'*i’ «■*» il ‘° ™b-divlde geographically the total area for the

f l ~ fd r) Oi •• f *.

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•2.—FISHERIES.(f) (c)*9 (!>)r«)

YIELD OF ANIMAL PRODUCE DURING THE YEAR.General information regarding

the industry and the possibilities of its development.Number of Boats and Persons

engaged in Fishing.! Catch of Fish.

Produce. Farm Value.Quantity.

Number of Boats engaged in Fishing.

LandedValue.i;. Quantity.

opc^-t-.v -G in this^ yc:;o.adi#u*y \tith

rwtl one c5».Y:?. .c->.;y witU a •?lor Un>* foosory.

: oubh

Kind of Fish.

(S,9G;,57s lta.j. OC'l £912736821£.

hetsklna

'fallow

a-;.21139639 13 ‘,:v ■. ..•■<.

(l.jj tone R^proxlrr-ately*)

(3 j tone epproxi;.wtoly.}

5i 25Q Cftiske 261 j 4227?.'■,791 | *

Ultes ■ 1075 1915

ltdOuQfnSionts ore c rr oo almost, «?ivivnly : y flofcSla^ faotoriele ■thloh auatberod 1; id

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u riuctincx»''.OvOtjy*

: QUU3t

•Avi G ay oversawits wiilu,-.l*';;* c: “luasiri:' uoto .vy#

Number of Persons engaged in Fishing.

British ...

‘ Foreigners

Total♦ ♦

! ;

..<?ullag o;»>.ravio£j,?«p$ OfUrriwd on In the ] aiklunui lolfumla and in the

' te.endeaoy or .outh

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LOwXiUi,

!,\i’o sail;iu-lir?:-: pooKitionr.

16 th tot:.' • O’. :hj . \kUv.Xly'.u’fe eorrifK:'. on duris^ the no

m slut 'iey,<> sou hOYteaSKu.* toaulir, fron Huron to 4tober«

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2iu,z.r.3. INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND MANUFACTORIES.

4. SUMMARY of Industrial Development.(so far as not included under sub-sections 1 -2 above).

•1. A summarised statement of any developments in the agricultural, forestal, fishing, mining, and other industries of the Colony during the year under review, with a statement as to progress up to a date. A special account should be given of Government grants or other action for the development of the natural resources and industries of the Colony.

Output during the year."Number of

Establishments Cost of Materials used.

Industry. Number of persons

employed.Net selling

value at factory or works.

orQuantity.Manufactories.

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LABOUR, WAGES AND COST OF LIVING.

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AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES* OF ALL THE CHIEFUSE OR CONSUMPTION.

t?3a STAPLE ARTICLES OF>o as5 p d 7-X

O -. 35 2 01 op

a o3 ►—io QO CO3 3 3rS'oDQ ,d*3^«< > Average Retail Price

(sterling) throughout the Year.

Q

< s.OQ o

8s ; □ d * ‘ B 2 Maximum Retail Price.

5 Minimum Retail Price.

o a a•3^ 3ffl cco'sS o5 3 «_. o o

O £2 P ^ oq

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33 'C^2 55- . 3e-i-s *!§ : i

: : 3 ! i o3 £ d. £<r+-co d.s. £ d.s. s.

p3a*< Wheaten Flour

i la o 1 16 1 law 0cr a _S 3 * Wheat per ^gHgLWii

per lb.a

£0 cc 03

£ •s*K) H-H wwog o Cn Cl oos 11 V—1N)HH Ox Wheaten BreadGC MCi ^

O CiO o— CMP O O O OTC 1C

O O' 05 05

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•d Horned Cattle 12 , v IS 0 IS 0 oHorsesI PI II

mill- - 3 v- 3 aST * w X5- <* *3 < 3. J3 P O g c o

w 30Jb-d.to' ito S,Po °,-o"3 “ oTcfe’’ O ft-5 gs

n 0 soCunis :) o 0COaO!

S'S' ^3 Sheepj—

m “r19»

4*cr.5 o ????? i> 0 0 150v'» 0«c|-—2 ?'

Si Swinetb (b pt. poo°p BP P P 3 3 3 S- 2 3-

“ cb — 'i—* i— tb2 533^,^

1 it5 1Cyib gS V t>3 -05 o

lalfll- - is 8

§ P q<3^ p 3* sp o 3^ 3 3 0

3 3 ^ BO 3 S*3 ^

O g*rt O Milko teS s ,.v,

lb..0p p p p p p <—> l->

0 0 3 3•< 5cr.

3“3 5 3 3 3 3o c o c o o—' ^ ^ *-> —'r— <rf c*- c- c+-M ^ r* ^ ^

i OnButter, Fresho 4 L. ■|-H '.AIT. *— 3i

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<i.r~— o Salt ...2 & 4 i» G £ vi3^ § | WhI -1a Cheese x!-S 0 3 I 72. c s ^ c :•

i lip£;&On Oi 0J« 031 Oilo to to to toI ^**lr th 0j« on c;t on HOn On On On On on

rt- ^ >r» rr- >r* Eggs05CtvH‘;v3 S 3£ 3 6 Vc >& Beefp3 *3 lav5 6o p 53-

Mutton2til :.f?

►r* 3 3- •• o O' 3. w 3 cr.

S2 ^ § *< 4Sui •* -

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Xz 4 1 6 X 4g-Rice 4/'-a •i 5 ; '•2- co >L-°2|

abJ 3.? 2 b„ off S g

C5 e 3 g srg

£ g cr S o a

t=d Coffee2 £ lo ■3 2 £ 33 "3* Cocoao

p> s s ••• 2 41 8 •>HTeao v; 3 a iuV

V.a O Sugara 4 4c» 4^5? -• 2a29

a U- 1;Salta VM <o/'—s

cr*-i—< >—•

O'3 ESj^i-o ro S-S I WineCj • • null. I 05 v 12?s3 o pEa*o K- 3-

^ M.

3 oat § § S

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^ o' sP 3 p.5 M £2.uLo 3 • ^aq

S 2

•• V ao u3 .V.opl|Hgipi1!

3 3c/2r-t- Brandya cr s 1L X:2 2 IS u' ■

Cf O — P^ g» g-r§?“o a* §| S o&

I? §32 ® '•S a~ Cfi CO « P

a2 &o Beer ... mil*

... U:ft

... Call.

° lbs.,.

a Bo rv E 3 0 33’J-Pn Tobacco ii i& ii ooHpr 11 Gc

§ Kerosene Oil 3 32 p 33, 0cro rM

Soap, Commona icr- 8 1 10o 1 4CO 8g"O 3 I 1cc 33rr

S £3*^533 3^ 2

S 2 §tE0 *“ S o1 m? o ? «r;- CO c—

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Erc c3 p

P<* 33 %

Qfq O33 a

CQ Sltate the place to which the prices relate.£2 m.oIhe chief town of the Colony is most convenient for this3

3 a purpose.E 3cr % Z3 O& 3 E

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<3 *r>t £► .poI O>T3o

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$s v-ias *H* cSi >7 ao and prisoners.I0

*J s.-. GAOLSoIH3

£*--?Pi *8 • r-*a »<J a rP

EH o*•>©

£ :JO eppA t o

V*>< ci /:* ©s 3£ 'o^5 H>> O tX

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) for 19 ;J?<PRISONS of ( 2(i8STATISTICAL RETURN for thecNumber of Persons Committed

to "Penal Imprisonment, including. "Penal Servitude' (if that term is used in the

Colony to describe any Punisement.)

§ Number of those Committed who have

been Previously Convicted.

Number Committed for Debts

Want of Bail, andPunishment.

d1 ic 1 1 THESE QUESTIONS ARE TO BE FILLED UP IX RESPECT OF

EACH PRISON IN THE COLONY.: E £i- 2m5 ioE 2o Ma iName and Nature of the

Prisons.(Whether "Common GaoL"

“Penitentiary." &c.) Mere "Lock-ups" not to

be inserted.

cT Oo

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o§•i? I St3 5£8 88 -& £fa u Iso : £5 k— o

°EII

c II 88£ £5 < h8 oI s2 <5<15i!

O© l!2 na l,

H O£>* £

§5 .1 IIjj£ !? •-

£ Questions.i X-a 3 C u a QSi a

3 gfa,3

H Iss 0i.s5 9~ 22s r c

3¥ 5 51 facO 3-£fa

3 &3 Ehfafa fa

I. If the prison is on a separate system, is the separation complete? And. if not, what is the separation enforced by clay and night respectively?

iK !'*©•^tur.lcy 'kvol*

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tv rzv\; '-.on oS ..••■re.*11. If not on the separate system what provision is there for the supervision of the prisoners while in association?

;

Totalitti •

:wUc111. How many cells are there; and how many associated wards?

MenHere 1111 up the columns in res- ... pect of the Women whole •Colony.

vf uveniles.

8 sente“« oPfTclSu“”2Sa?8U„nt yrtnuumt inflicted a, . f

nguished from imprisonmpiffd#8Ubstantive Punishment in pursuance of sonment tor sale custody, &c.

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Questions. Answers.A nswers.Questions.

cxvoio V11. II' 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 of tread-

wheel labour, give, first, the total time

on and off at the wheel, &c. : secondly, the length of spells and intervals of

rest.

.•V*■L.k • ss

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?

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**And what superficial area? }

itt;*jvstl-itol 03- 04t *vc-srce$ ^

;*Ofc ...u What kind of labour, other

than penal.labour, is in use?

Ylll. UiillO :Otf’.8#How are the prisoners classified?V.

V

If tlu* prisoners are employed

beyond the walls of the gaol, state—

IX. Yis#

\ I. Is penal lalxmr—that is, labour

hy treadmill, crank, or shot drill—in

force?

%■ Uqa&z f . ruIsis 91 uin11 Q£

©to#On what, kind of work they are1.

so employed.

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2/2Answers.Questions.i _____L'

i::y riier#2. How are they supervised? Questions. A nsicers.

W hat was the annual amount

of the prisoners’ earnings during

19 ?

XI.1V-..1 j. 4

(

o. How many escapes of prisoners,

while being employed beyond the gaol,

have taken place during each of the last

three years?

xn. What is the number of the

hours allotted for sleep? And. if sleep

is in association, are the dormitories Tecs*lighted? and how often are they

patrolled during the night?X Itw-^iCCU

4. How the profits of their labour

are accounted for.ho account*

X. ^ hat was the total

<4 the prison during theannual What were the number and

nature of the punishments inflicted

for offences committed by prisoners

undergoing imprisonment ?

XII l.cost:;a uyear 1!) : o&s*

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Answers. Answers.Question*.Questions.

XV11. What provision is male for

the education of prisonersXIV. Is there, or are there, any

Chaplain or Chaplains of any, and

what religious persuasions ?

,;*:a AO.;*-.n Cutiiolio L'.cn.’w... U'.iiv. *3:

!

X \T. Are religious sendees regular

ly, or otherwise, performed for the

benefit of the prisoners of any, and, if any, what, religious persuasion ?

jtx ort sentence prisoner *

v,jy : oo& cand-not#what conditions are

of imprisonment granted ?XV UI. On

no, only c.o ooc <;.i . remissions

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XVI. Are Roman Catholic Priests

and Dissenting Ministers allowed free

access to prisoners of theirV*3#

o ’’c.-i;’- *Have Coroners' Inquests been

of a death inAnd

XIXown persuasion ? and are they apprised when

prisoners of their respective persuasions

enter the prison ?

held on every occasion

during the past year?Yea# prisonwhat were the verdicts?

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2iO Section 25.

*

Answers.Questions.

XX.1. What was the sanitary of state of

the prison during the year 19 U3 ?

*

2. What eases ?

the prevailing dis-were<OuC-»

STATISTICS.CRIMINAL*

XXI. What are, shortly, the rulesas to Diet? *

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!il Ct.l ~ c oxs#

t iiuOU, - i ^lny. £

•:**&£? ~ **—

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- OvU’’; ,iC£' *•

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K'} J it* « 278r\TAW\T TO THE POLICE, AND PERSONS 1. CRIMES REPORTED TO, OR KNOWN TO, ? CRIME

PROCEEDED AGAINST ON CHARGE 01 Uinu____________ 3. PERSONS FOR TRIAL IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.**

Persons Proceeded Against. Number. Sex. Convicted.| Crimes Reported or Known to the Police.\

Number. Sentences.NotTried(NollePro

sequi,

Not- brought before a

Magisterial Court for want

of Evidence.

FoundInsanebeforeTrial.

Crime. Brought before a Magisterial

Court.

Crime or Offence. In Ac-Apprehended.

Summoned. quitted.In Resident

MagistratesCourts.

I Total. CircuitCourts.

Total. M F Bound over or

otherwise disposed

&c.)FINITotal. PenalServitude.

Imprisonment.

Total. Death. Whipping.

Fine.

of.

**>-1. Homicide

. Murder of wife or concubine

Murder of child ...1. Murder other than

wife, concubine, or child

x Manslaughter

2. Other offences against the person ................

7 0? 1?7

ft U.e*>o *»•3. Praedial larceny . :

Attempted murder RapeUnnatural crime Other offences

against the per-

4. Other offences against property ................

(*!• *v4* ;2.

ISa?; it 25 :iu•»Other crimes soni

3. Praedial larceny ...

9

' Offences against property with violence to the person ...

Other offences against property

2. PERSONS DEALT WITH IN SUMMARY COURTS FOR CRIMES AND OFFENCES. 4. i«

Number. Discharged, j Convicted Summarily.

Com-j On | mitted |

For the ; for want of Merits Trial. Total. Prose- of the cution. Case.

Crime or Offence. Sentences.5. Other crimesTotal. M j F

Imprisonment.

Whipping.

Round over Fine, or otherwise ______ I disposed of.

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|»1. Homicide

2. Other offences against theperson

2. Praedial larceny

/Malicious injuries to property

4 J Offences against property ' j (other than praedial larceny 4

and malicious injuries to V property)............................. •

0. Other Crimes

to KJ

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: I 1 - ! j!' - X <«•>! !

Offences against Revenue Laws, Municipal, Road & : other Law's relating to the j social economy of the \ Colony ...

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last four years.rr.___~ _r

.19 j 19! 19 ':>a.19' .

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The number of summary convictions :—7nX 4,1. Offences against the persons

I x42•rw2. Predial larceny m

Q^ Malicious injuries to property

Offences against property [other than predial larceny and ^ malicious injuries to property.]

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v*4. Other crimes

Offences against the Master and Servant Act. including Acts relative to Indentured Coolies

Offences against Revenue Laws, Municipal. Road and other Laws relating to the social economy of the Colony

Miscellaneous minor offences

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HOSPITALS.

The number of convictions in the Superior Courts :—v*Murder of wife concubine

Murder of child

Murder other than wife, concubine or child

Manslaughter

r Attempted Murder;{ Rape

-2. i i # ♦Unnatural crime

- Other offences against the person i>J«• 13. Praedial larceny

f Offences against property with violence to the person4- {

• Other offences against property

Other crimes #•)m iI

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HOSPITALS RETURN. *

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 material alteration in the Buildings, or addition to them, it will be sufficient to refer to the Blue Book in which the Plans were sent home. .

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.

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(I.) What quantity of Water is available for each Patient every day?

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for the Year 19^Hospital Return for the Colony of

For plan i.-cc Uuoife1915'. Question I. ■i »

:7i Average stay of those

PatientsDischarged.Attendants.

C5N umber Servants

partially or not at all employed as

Nurses.II Specify the

longest time for which any one

Inmate has stayed.

cDaily Average in

Hospital during year 19

Nurses doing no

other duty.Number Iremaining in

Hospital at the beginning

|miadmitted

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i $idurin^h§ G. *♦ * 4* Ivon 1'anii.a.l What is the source of the Water Supply ?m 5 Sa s'. Iyear 19of theism- 19ir .

55 ■gIg.g5 5oo© 55P 55y P3

7 tvooiiu.I ' •• '29SMales

4C n ii 43Females...

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aln v.utoi4 collected off roof •What is the quality of the Water?

Question II.

! I Connexion of the Privy with the

Ward.

Is there any Sink or Drain

opening in Ward.

Windowsand

VentilatingOpenings.

! Thegreatest

number of Patients

in the Ward at any one

time during1

the Year.

Amount, of floor space available for each

Patient for the average number of

Patients in the Ward.

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li.¥

8. ■ & III“B 8g'h

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£ CV.

.E& llEMAIlKS.tjName or number 33 5xof each Ward. X

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: 3 •7V12 41421leraaleI;

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I(III.) What is the System of Sewerage; and

what the condition of the Privies?I ./vKXUf

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/Give the number of Yisits of Inspection paid to the Hospital during the Yeai 1J..89- <

: 2 ivy

And stating the Official Position of tlie Visitors.3-3.1 u tfec folio',:inf ’ablf of Caeca of oc.oh kins': of Mee-viw irottaA in

ti;.G os--" Uc3. in V -j vso.ii?, witiii U.o u; v-'C-i’ of fro 3 ocioh e-.»eh :

itSpecifying the character of

the Visit in respect to Notice. i By a Committee of the Governing Body.

ItBy a Government Inspector.

By the Governor or Colonial Secretary. if

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8By Appointment

•*%**'* i6 i:;;Ct,OCa '^iXi-AyCid*Of Surprise. a : V OA' UXi&tifl’ nur-har of

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s(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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i.(II.) And if on any occasion when they were

examined they were found not to be properly

made up to date of examination.

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(III.) State also how many reports of the

following kinds have come under the notice of the

Governor :—

(a.) Reports of a Financial or Statistical

kind, especially such as show the system

on which Money and Store Accounts are

kept and aubited.

(b.) Reports by persons charged with the

immediate management of the Hospital.

(c.) Reports by a Government Inspector, in

dependent of the Governing Authority

of the Hospital.

(Append copies of his Reports, if any.)

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RESTRAINT.LUNATIC ASYLUM RETURN.

Question I.—(Statistical).STATISTICAL TABLE.

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I Seclusion under Lock and Key. i Restraint by Attendants, j Mechanical Restraint.Restraint.!i

The Number of times resorted to

The Number i»f Persons subjected to :

GENERALAverage

Stay of those :Discharged.Number of Attendants.

XNumber of Patients who died

n3Non-Resident. tDailyAverage-Numberduring

Resident.o %Number

Admittedduring

go Iin The greatest deration of, in any single; instance !

Mi bt19 'atEmployed os Servants

or only partially as Attendants.

I d•"os

Employedin

Attendance on the

Patients.

Employed as Servants

or only partially as Attendants

cjEmployedin

Attendance on the Patients.

t I19198S3 o»55 5 Qo

In reference to the above Table, state:—

f. By whose authority Patients are restrained.

II What kinds of mechanical restraint are in

Male 1H• • •

Female • • •use.

Total. • •III. Whether any, and, if any, how many, cases

>f cruelty by Attendants to Patients have been brought to the notice of the proper authority, and what was the result in each ease.

TH

OBITUARY TABLE.

Statewhether a Post-

MortemExamination was

held.

Statewhether a Comer's

Inquest was held, and what was

the Verdict,

CauseDate ofBodilyCondition

whenAdmitted.

Sex ofAge ofNumber IV. What the number of cases of injury to Patients—(f.) By themselves?

(n.) By other Patients?

(m.) By Attendants?

Form of Mental Disorder.

ofDeceased of Death.Admission.Deceased.Deceased.onRegister.

OCCUPATION,State the extent of—

(T.) 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?

Are any means taken to amuse the Patients or to induce them to amuse themselves? Detail them.

How many religious services were held in

A CPUS K. I*.

Belonging to the Asylum.J

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0 * ‘J1(.)

What was the average attendance?

In what building, and how many could itcontain ?

Giving the Daily Average Number of Patients who were employed in 10

Specifying the character of the Employment.Distinguishing the Sexes. | :

1 Household Work. Drawing Water, etc.Agriculture and Gardening.' Trade.

Male* * I Ln!Female

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Question III.—(Diet.)ftAverage

Temperature.The average Amount

of Cubic Space available

for each Patient.

Append the Dietary Table.TheGross Superficial Area of

all such Rooms.

TheAmount of Window

Space.

TheGross Cubic Space

of allsuch Rooms.

TheNumber of

such Rooms.Description of Rooms.

Summer.Winter.

Dormitories

xu Question IY.—(Inspection.)D ay Rooms and Corridors used as Day Rooms }

Divide the Patients in the Asylum into the following Classes :—Single Rooms ...

» <§

Males. Females.What is the source of the Water Supply; the Quality of the Water ; and the amount of Water available for each Patient every day ?

(I.) Maniacal and Dangerous

(II.) Quiet Chronic

(III.) Melancholy and Suicidal

(IV.) Idiotic, Paralytic, Epileptic

Gfive the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Asylum in 19

Add Stating the Official Position of Visitors.

o ftDistinguishing those Visits in

which all Pa tients were seen and every part of the building visited from Visits of Partial

Inspection.

By an Inspector specially charged to ascertain the

continued Lunacy or otherwise of the Patients.

By a Committee of the Governing Body.

By a Government Inspector.

By the Governor or Colonial Secretary.

What is the number of—(I.) Lavatories ?(II.) Baths ?

(III.) Latrines ?

ByBy■

Of Surprise.Of Surprise. Appointment Appointment Of Surprise.Of Surprise. Appointment.A Appointment

l. Complete Inspections L.

2. Partial Inspections

State how many Reports of the following kinds have come under the notice oi the Governor :—

& &(I.) Financial and Statiscal (showing, amongst

other things, on what system the Money and Store Accounts are kept and audited).

What is the system of Sewerage ?(11.) Reports by the Person or Persons charged

with the immediate management of the Asylum. IU A**

(III.) Reports by air Official Inspector, independent of the Governing Body of the Asylum.

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SCIENTIFICCHARITABLE, LITERARY, and

INSTITUTIONS.

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SAYINGS BANKS

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FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.

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:]0uSAVINGS »BANKS.

I ♦Amount of Withdrawals during year.

Amount of Deposits

during year.

iNumber of Depositors

^IstDec.

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By what Authorityand when established. Total amount at

credit of depositors, 31stDec.

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Whether Government or Private.

Rate of Interest allowed.

Amount of Invested Funds.

Name and situation of Bank. Remarks.Revenue. Expenditure.*ori f,

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assistance from Government.

Name of Society.I Date of establishment, and whether under

any Legislative Authority.Amount of Invested

Funds.Number of Members.

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;W5 !!HOUSES OCCUPIED AS RESIDENCES BY THE GOVERNOR.

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the heating and lighting

arrangement.and at

whose cost?

Amount and descript ion of Furniture.Number and size of Number

Any expenses necessarily borne

by Governor.

ot Value ofFurniture. Plate. Linen. Crockery,

and Glass supplied by Col. Govt.

Other Information useful for a new Governor.Name and Situation. Gardners and

Labourers required.

If supplied Percentageannuallypayable.

Is Plate, Linen, Crockery.

Glass supplied by CoL Govt.?

Garden.Land.Servants’Bedrooms.Family

Bedrooms.by Percentage

payable.ReceptionRooms. Colonial

Government.w

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RETURN.

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(1) RAILWAYS and TRAMWAYS.

(2) STEAMSHIP SERVICES.

(3) ROADS.

(4) MOTOR SERVICES.

(5) CANALS.

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. *(AGauge of

Railway or Tramway.

iWhether constructed, owned or worked by Government or by

private body.

Annual charge for interest, if

Terminal Stations of each Line.

Total Expenditure (excluding any

charge lor interest). ;__________ _i

Total cost of construction up to date.

Length open for traffic. | Railway Goods.

Receipts.PassengerReceipts.

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of POST OFFICE DURING THE NEAR TELEGRAPH CABLES.REVENUE and EXPENDITURESubsidy.Between

Colony andName of Company. Total

Annual Subsidy.Colony's share of Subsidy.Revenue:—

Gross ReceiptsNewspapers, Books, and Parcels

Commission on Money Orders ...

Commission on Postal Orders

Value of Unclaimed Money Orders

tTelegraph and Telephone Receipts

Commenced. Ends.from Letters, Post Cards, 8*2171. 5*

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ALLA. a. ...4551. 11* UTotal Postal and Telegraph Revenue ...

Expenditure :—For salaries, wages and all expenses of Postil

Service (including Money and Postil Order Business) within the Colony

For conveyance of Mails-^eyonS^ffi^^SlSny

98W.d *

4G3£# !•;* UNumber of Post, Money Order, and Telegraph Offices in 19 .

Post Offices. Money Order Offices. Telegraph Offices.

3*2u«is#5488# 13* 6Total cost of Postal and Telegraph Sendee ...

Net IPPUHP^* Deficit Statement of the Estimated Total Number of Letters, etc., dealt with in 19J* * *r. « #

External.T Telegraph and Telephone Revenue and Expenditure may, if necessary, be tabulated separately.Internal United Kingdom. TotalOther Places.

MAIL SERVICE. f# From To From To

Contract.Between Colony and Number of

Mails. Total Annual Subsidy.

Line of Steamers. Other payment' to Contractors.Colony’s

share of Subsidy.Commence

ment. Termination. assjuv,.:Vl -JLetters!

ill • 18.150 ALL 2D;:5Post Cards ...united

via .loath

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3Newspapers...

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5Postal Orders dealt with in 19 gy. Older of His Excellency the Governor in Council.

Value mNumber A. E. Beattie.(Colony) Postal Orders mActing Governor.

In exercise of the powers vested in him by the Post Office Ordinance, 1898, and with the advice of the Executive Council, His Excellency the Governor is hereby ordered that—

On and after the first day of January, 1927, the following rates of postage and fees shall be in force :—

V alue ^652# 5# &NumberissuedBritish ??

Value 1: 10w is pleased to order and itNumber .8 G3paid777777

1.

ount of Money Order Transactions between the Colony and the United

Foreign Countries, in 19..Statement of the Am

Kingdom, and between the Colony and other Colomes or

» •letters.

Sent from the Colony to the United Kingdom and other parts of the British Empire and Egypt, Id. per ounce or part of an ounce.

Paid in Colony. T° all other; Parts of the world 2jd. for the first ounce and lid. for each additional ounce or traction of an ounce.

Issned in Colony.

v * .1 J miAHU S. 5# POST CARDS.To the United Kingdom and other parts of the British Empire and Egypt Id.

Reply Post Cards 2d. To all other parts of the world 1-id. Reply Post Cards 3d.

- *United Kingdom

1, 1J.so# £«1^# d* BOOKS & NEWSPAPERS

Newspapers, books, private papers, commercial papers, patterns and samples 4d. per 2 ounces with a minimum of 2-i. for commercial papers and Id. for patterns or samples. Blind literature id. per lb.

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REGISTRATION, &c.. 'I*£• 1. 0.To all parts of the world ...Advice for delivery in respect of registered or insured articles

applied for at the time of posting Advice for delivery in respect of registered or insured articles

applied for after the time of posting ................Request for information as to disposal of registered articles Insurance fee for insured letters ...Compensation for loss of registered article ................

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To the United Kingdom.1. 15. 4.

1. lv. 3* 1/9.Weighing not over 3 lbs.Over 3 lbs but not over 71 bs Over 7 lbs but not over 11 lbs Over 11 lbs but not over 22 lbs ...

3/3.Ealtoft or bmrloa Wt 8# 6* 4/6.8/-.

7*INSURANCE ON LETTERS & PARCELS.

To secure compensation up to £12 a fee of„ „ £24 „ ............„ „ £36 „ ............„ „ £f« „ ............J> 11 £30

INLAND POSTAGE,

part of an ounce.

; 2d.4d.•:

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is • 8d.7777

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Post Cards Id. Reply Cards 2d.Letters Id. per ounce orNewspapers, books, etc.—

Not exceeding 1 ounces in weight Exceeding 4 ounces but not exceeding 6 ounces ... Exceeding 6 ounces but not exceeding 8 ounces ...

and so on at the rate of id. for every subsequent 2

Id.lid.

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i■. parcel post.

9d.1 /-weight! exceeding 2 lbs in

t. exceeding 5 lbs ...8 lbs ...

For a parcel not Exceeding 2 lbs but

5 lbs

1/3.no mColoaj' ctiio. charge* 64 Ik word***** *««■■* **» rooming fetation** landing eh*rgo pine th*

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REGISTRATION. M )

for registrationThe fee; •» be registered. neeVQttBC-l*e landing diisr;**.

other postal packet mayAny letter, parcel or

2. The Order made by the <i is hereby cancelled.

Made and approved by the < 22nd day of December, 1926.

tjie 16th day of December, U'2o,is 3d.5in Council onGovernor m

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including: Telephone Trunk and Junction

Lines completed to December, 19 ,v ., _____________________

Distribution Return of Telegraph Lines,

Total Mileage of Wire.

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Total.Overhead.Underground.Exchange Area.

Route. Wires.Wires.Route.Route. Wires.

M. Yds. PORTS and HARBOURS.M. Yds. M. Yds.M. Yds.Yds.M. Yds. M.

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Statistics of Private Licensed Telephone Exchanges.

Number of Subscribers:— Length of Lines:—

A iNumber of Instruments:— Mileage of Wire:__ J * l u

Wireless Telegraph Stations.!

Code Signal.Position.Name. Full Description-Power, Range, Normal Wave Length, etc.

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(8) PAni'ism 85 feet, uixlnuia SO feet. ^

1. At bar or entrance, what is:—(1) the minimum width?(1) the minimum navigable depth. L.W.O.S.T.?

(Note.—Ii! between the enhance and the deep sea there are bars or shoals where a lesser depth occurs than the minimum indicated above, a list of such obstructions and of the depths over them (L.W.O.S.T.) should be given).

2. In the approach channel from bar or entrance to berthing accomodation, what is:—

[1] the minimum and maximum width?[2] the minimum and maximum depth,

L.W.O.S.T.?

-.Use and rail ir. %evy auofa affected by ;vind (a}

1]. What is—[1] the rise and fall of tides

[a] ordinary springs,[1)] ordinary neaps?

[2] the rise of ordinary neaps above L.W.O.S.T.?

Siitd wQttt}\er conditions*7 feet. (fc) % feet.

4. What is the maximum available depth of j water—

[a] at piers or wharves, L.W.O.S.T.?[b] in the case of enclosed docks in the ;

entrance locks, if any, and at dock quays, H.W.O.N.T.?

Ca) 14 feet.

5. What are the respective lengths of piers, wharves, or [in the case of enclosed docks] dock quays, where the maximum depth of water, referred to in Question 4, exists?

What percentage does the total of these 1 lengths bear to the total accomodation at the 1 port?

Length 2oo fsQfc.Aoeucraodation for berthing is across extreme length of pier 50 feet.

G. What, are the dimensions [length, loaded ! (4) $80$0?ary berth fOS? VQSSSl not

JStfAtj ******* iso i'«rt la sia.stances, can be— f'4*™*

[a] berthed alongside any pier or wharf i {X) ij&Z#[L.W.O.S.T.]?

[b] in the case of enclosed docks—[1] admitted direct to?

or[2] admitted through the entrance lock of any important dock or docks, H.W.O.N.T.?

is) mi.

7. What are the dimensions [length, breadth, and £\$»y ciOOl Oi? dOOlt*depth over sill H.W.O.N.T.] of the largest dry j dock or floating dock in the port?

*, o opc-ratious are in progress to ia-orease the depth of water valthin the c HarbtAi- . L.xz:,,

8. Are operations in progress to increase the ! depth of water—

[a] at the entrance and in the approach channel— •

[b] in the case of enclosed docks, at the j entrance lock, if any, of any important j dock or docks—

[c] at the principal berths—to 40 feet at L.W.O.S.T. [in the case of the berths at enclosed docks, H.W.O.N.T.], and is | accommodation being provided for vessels 1,000 1 feet in length and of 100 feet beam?

If not, to what extent is deepening being effected, | and for vessels of what dimensions [length, i draught, and beam at that draught] is accom- ( modation being provided or in contemplation? |

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