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INDEX OF SECTIONS

ANNUAL BLUE BOOK 19.®,

1PACE. i

1SECTION 1. Taxes, Duties, Fees, and Other Sources oi! Revenue

2. Revenue and Expenditure

3. Comparative Yearly Statements of Revenue and Expenditure

4. Recapitulation of Expenditure, shewing Personal Emoluments

,, Assets and Liabilities

6. Public Debt...

7. Municipalities and other Local Bodies ...

8. Public Works

,. 9. Legislation—Laws. Proclamations. Ac. ...

10. Political Franchise

.. 11. Councils and Assemblies

.. 12. Civil Establishment ...

.. 13. Pensions

14. Foreign Consuls

15. Population and Vital Statistics

.. 10. Ecclesiastical Return

17. Education ...

18. Government Publications, Newspapers, &c.

19. Currency, Banking, Weights and Measures

20. Imports and Exports

21. Shipping

22. Production and Natural Resources

23. Wages and Cost of Living

24. Gaols and Prisoners ...

25. Criminal Statistics

2«». Hospitals

27. Lunatic Asylum

2*. Charitable and Literary Institutions

29. Meteorological Observations

3u. Savings Banks and Friendly Societies ...

Government Houses ...

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32. Railways, Tramways, Steamship Services, Roads, Canals, Motor Transport

33. 305Post. Telegraph and Telephone Statistics

34. Ports and Harbours ...I

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1Section 1.

SCHEDULE

OF

TAXES, DUTIES, FEES,

AND OTHER

SOURCES OF REVENUEfSPECIFIED 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 retained by the Officer.(J) are received by the Treasury but paid to the

Officer or Officers concerned.

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IIsfD EX- Specification of Taxes, Duties, &c.

Page.*CUSTOMS IMPORT DUTIES.Page. 4

Licences

Liquor Licences

Marriage Fees ...

Medical Practitioners, registration of

Naturalization Fees

Notarial Fees .

Passport Fees

Rate. Authority. £ s. d.

. 10Attorneys’ Fees

Auction Duty ...

Auctioneers’ Licences

4Ordinances

Nos. 8 of 1929. 7 of 1931 and

4 of 1932.

5 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 ...

75 10 0per gallon4

3 0per gallon per doz. per doz.

On Wine in Casks86 94 in reputed quarts ...

in reputed pintsOn British Wines, and all other unenumerated and unexempted

beverages not liable to spirit duty, in reputed quarts On Malt liquor, mum, spruce, cider and perry, in casks

in reputed quarts in reputed pints

Billiard Licences

Births, registration of

Brewing Duty ...

Brewing Licences

Clergymen’s Fees

3 6i■

9 i

4 6per doz. per gallon

per doz. per doz. •

per lb. per lb. per lb.

1065

1 0114 6*'n

6 9: On CigarsOn Cigarettes, cut and manufactured tobacco and snuff On all other unexempted tobacco

Provided that the tariff of import duties on cigars and on cigarettes, cut and man­ufactured tobacco and snuff shall be at nine-tenths of the aforesaid tariff where such cigars, cigarettes, cut and manufactured tobacco and snuff are manufactured in any part of the British Empire including the Dominions, Colonies and Protectorates and Mandated Territories from tobacco which is the produce of any part of the British Empire, includ­ing the Dominions, Colonies and Protectorates and Mandated Territories.Matches, for every gross of boxes, not exceeding 10,000 matches

nPatents

Penguin Egg Licences ...

Pilotage Dues • • •

Powder Magazine

9 4 0j 3 044Commonage .

611Companies Fees

o9Court Fees8Probate & Estate Duties 4 06Customs Overtime Fees ...

for every gross of boxes exceeding 10,000 matches, per 10,000 matches and so in proportion

Provided that the aforesaid tariff of import duties shall not apply to matches which are manufactured in and consigned from the United Kingdom or any part of the British Empire, including the Dominions, Colonies and Protectorates and Mandated Territories.

4 05Royalties5Customs Warehouse i

Sheriffs’ Fees ... 11Deaths, registration of 9

Divorce & Matrimonial Causes 10 Shipping Fees ... 6TABLE OF EXEMPTIONS.

Dog Licences ...

Escheat Ordinance, fees under

Estate, unrepresented

4 Slipway Charges 111. 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 nse of the Governor of the Colonyand for the, use of His Majesty’s Army and Navy.

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 frpm 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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8 Stanley Rates ... 3

8 Tobacco Licences 4 -Export Duties... 3 Tonnage Dues oFirearms, registration of ...

Harbour Dues...

Import Duties...

Land, registration of

Land Surveyors’ Fees ...

11 Trade Marks ... i0

5 Tussock Licences 43 Whaling Licences

Wharfage Dues

Wrecks Ordinance, fees under

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Ordinance No. 5 of 1923.On Wool, for every 25 lbs. or part thereof

On Guano, for every 100 lbs. or part thereof On Whale and Seal Oil, for every barrel of 40 gallons

1 0:

Ordinance No. 10 of 1929.2 0t

O STANLEY RATES.mOrdinance No.

7 of 1928.£On the Annual value of all house property in Stanley 1 9

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4 5Taxes, Duties, &c. Specification of Taxes, Duties, &c.Specification of

Authority.Rate. £ s. d. Authority.Rate.

£ s. d.Ordinance No.

5 of 1853.(*) licences. (*) ROYALTIES, &C.,Auction Duty:Ordinance

No. 5 of 1908.Whaling: (floating) and two whale catchers 5 0 0On sale of fermented or spirituous liquor ...On sale of all other goods except implements used on agricultural

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

... per cent200 0 0

100 0 o50 0 0

For one or two factories

For a licence to employ a spare catcher

per annum connection withwhale catcher employed in

per annum per annum

2 10 0... per centOrdinance No. 5 of 1853. Ordinance No.

11 of 1882.Brewing:Auctioneers: 5 0 0 ‘

On every 3d gallons of worts of a specific gravity of 1030° or any less quantity or gravity ...On every 2° in excess of 1030°

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For one year Ordinance No.11 of 1882. 6 0

Billiard or Bagatelle:For a Billiard Table Licence for six months 2 10 0 3Ieach table

Harbour Reg­ulations, 1929.Sand:■!

Brewing: 2 0 0 For every ton of sand removed from the beaches of Stanley Harbour

per annumFor a licence to brew beer on the premises 1 0Ordinance No. 5 of 1904.COMMONAGE: Ordinance No.

12 of 1928.(*) PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS.

For the grant and renewal of each Letters Patent For registration of a Trade Mark and issue of a Certificate For entry in the Register of an Assignment or a Transmission

of a Trade Mark For renewal of a Trade MarkFor cancellation of the registration of a Trade Mark ...For a Correction in connection with a Registration of a Trade

Marie, or for an Entry in the Register of a change in the name or address of a person registered as the proprietor of a Trade Mark

3 0 0per annum per month per annum

For any sheep goat or swine 5 0 1 0 0 1 0 0

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For any bull 6 0 0 Free.

10 0 1 6

Free.

„ „ „ (with sanction of Governor)For any horse, mule or cow per annum

per month10 0 1 0 0ifIJII?»

For any calf or foal not exceeding one year ...„ „ „ over one year and under two years per annum

„ per month

5 05 0if

1 0n v n

Ordinance No. 6 of 1853.

Dog Licences-.5 0Licence to keep a dog

„ bitch8 0per annum

per annum 12 0 Ordinance No.6 of 1903.

Order of Gover­nor in Council of 13th April,

4 1905.

O CUSTOMS BONDED WAREHOUSE.

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 gallons On packages containing cigars, cigarettes and all other tobacco

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

Non-Dutiable Goods:For receiving and delivering each case, box, keg, or package For storing, after first week, each case, box, keg or package per week

(*) POWDER MAGAZINE.

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: Ordinance No. 11 of 1882.For a Publican’s Retail Licence

For a Wholesale Licence For a Packet Licence

for six months 10 0 020 0 0

5 0 0for twelve months for twelve months

lor a Special Licence authorizing premises to be kept after 10 p.m. ...

For each hour after midnight For an Occasional Licence, for place within three miles of a

public house and not exceeding three days For an Occasional Licence for any other place .”

:open810 0

5 0 £per diem per diem

10 0 45 0

South Georgia: 1i

Ordinance No. 5 of 1911.For a licence to sell liquor.-

For three months or less For over three months ... 3... 10 0 0

... .20 0 0 1Sales of Tobacco:

Order of Gov­ernor in Council of 23rd January 1905.

For Sales of Tobacco, Cigars and nfteen mile3 thereof

For Sales of Tobacco, Cigars

Ordinance No. 10 of 1889.Cigarettes in Stanley or within

and Cigarettes outside above limits” 2 0 0 1 0 0

1 0Penguin Eggs: 3

For a Licence to take 1,000 eggs in ALIENS:

For the registration by any licensed aiie

Wireless Telegraphy.

:Ordinance No. 9 of 1914. Reg­ulations of 21st

Sept., 1914.

Ordinance No. 3 of 1925.

(*) TONNAGE DUES.

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 tonnage No vessel is liable to a payment of a larger amount than £10 or

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

(*) WHARFAGE DUES.

Ordinance No. 6 of 1903.one Season

f5 0Land owned by

n of his licence 1 010 0 cargo ...

For a land stationFor a ship station For an experimental station

or a broadcast recei ving station

I/C0"58^^

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:Wireless Tele­graphy Regula­

tions, 1926.I 0 0 1 0 0 Ordinance No.

1 of 1911.Ii5 0 For one day or any part thereof:-

Vessels of 2 tons but under 10 tons „ 10 „ ,„ 20 „»> 50 ,,», 80 „„ 70 „„ 30 „„ 90 „ ,„ 150 tons and upwards ...

HARBOUR DUES.

For permission to moor hulks in Stanley Harbour, for each hulk

10 0’ y on board ships in harboure i 5 0Tt'SSOCK: 7 t>20 „

50 „ 00 „ 70 „ 80 „ 90 „

150 „

10 0• • •10 0 11 0 12 013 014 015 0

10 0

For cutting tussock

the li

*>»»Govt. Notice

5 0 0 No- 20 of the 1st March, 1922.

ft

Per annum »>»»cence »»»»!

1 0 0»» *>** »»»»

Port Regulat­ions of 9th Sep-

10 0 tember, 1921.

wft-.

7oTaxes, Duties, &c. Specification of Taxes, Duties, &c.Specification of

Authority.Rate. £ s. d.

Rate. Authority. £ s. d.Ordinance

6 of 1902. i(*) PILOTAGE dues.

in Stanley Harbour

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

CUSTOMS OFFICERS OVERTIME FEES (continued)•i

and drawing ten feet or 3 0 0For every vessel anchoring less of water

For each "foot or part of a foot above ten

(iv) Between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. for the first two hours or part of two hoursFor 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 above 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.

6 0 10 0feet for inward pilotage for outward pilotage

(•) FEES PAYABLE UNDER THE WRECKS V ' ORDINANCE, lb99.

tag One Pound (!l) bntso Xt in no me a larger fee ikon Two '"uni* (4)°be charged for examinations taken in respect of the same ship a the same occurrence, whatever may be the number of the deponents.

For Wreck taken by the Receiver into his custody, 5 per cent of the value * * shall the whole amount of the percentage

3 0 3 6iOrdinance

No. 3 of 1899.V

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thereof, but so that in no case so payable exceed Twenty Pounds (£20)

In cases where any services are rendered by a 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, that is to say

10 6 15 0

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 moiety of the above- mentioned sum.

(*) CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION. Ordinance No. 4 of 1929.

Local Naturalization.The grant of a certificate of local naturalizationEvery certified copy of same

IM PERI A L NATURA LIZATION.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 allegianceThe registration of a declaration of alienage or of retention or resumption

of British nationalityCertified copy of any declaration or certificate with or without oath

Ordinance No. 2 of 1921.3 0 0

1 0 0(}) SHIPPING FEES. Govt. Notice No. 4 of 9th January, 1931.For engagement or discharge of crews

in ships under 60 tons ...„ of 60 tons and over but under 100 tons „ of 100 tons and over but under 200 tons

And so on for ships of a larger tonnage adding 5/- for 100 tons over 200 tons ...

4 07 0

15 0 5 0every

10 0 0For engagement or discharge of seamen separately for each Desertions certified by Shipping Master, for each*Alterations in agreements made before the Shipping Master, for each

Piby Section 257 °f Merchant Ship- P ng Act 1094 (To include the fee for the inspection of ship’s papers)ingUieeopy 'vhlcMhfM^xdanTshipDi^'A15!11 TeSSal and f°r furnish- accessible to the Crew:-* ^ ® require should he made

19/- not

4 02 64 02 64 0

10 0 10 0 0

6 6

FEES PAYABLE UNDER THE MARRIAGE ORDINANCE 1902. Ordinance No. . 8 of 1902.exceeding 15 men and 1/6 for each

maximum of ... additional man. with aTo Whom Payable.

2 10 0Ship-

(t) Governor’s Special Licence (t) Marriage by Governor’s Licence (t) The same(t) Marriage after Banns or on Registrar General’s Licence (t) The same(t) Publication of Banns of Marriage ...

6 6 3 0 0 2 0 0

10 0 10 0

... Governor.

... Minister.

... Clerk.Minister.

... Clerk.

... Minister.

ffi CUSTOMS OFFICERS’ OVERTIME 1-testol* paid in respect of the attendance

Department on holidays and Sundays pointed hours of business 5

<a) 0n w<*kdays (not being Office holidays)(i) Between the hour

the commencement duty to 8 p.m.

00 Between the hours of 8 p.m and *

than for two hours ' ^ minimum be lessO” Sundays. Christmas Day, and Office Holii

(m) Between 6 two hours

FEES.m/^fficersof the Customs nd before and after the ap-

Ordinawce No. 6 of 1903! Regu­lations of 11th August, 1916 amended by Regulations of 1st December. 1919.

as5 02 6

r0ff and the hourof duty and after the (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 ...(t) Marriage by Registrar

appointed for appointed hours of 3 6

2 6... Minister.... Treasury. ... Treasury. ... Treasury. ... Registrar.

2 35 05 0

10 03 6ys> (*) Copy of Registry of Marriage certified bya.m. and 8 p.m. for the fi 2 6R egi strar- General Treasury.rat two hours or part of7 62 0

8 9Taxes, Duties, &c. Specification of Taxes, Duties, &c.Specification of

Authority.Rate.£ s. d.

Rate.£ s. d.

Authority.

Ordinance No. 8 of 1902.MARRIAGE ORDINANCE 1902.

To Whom Payable.

Ordinance No. 12 of 1853.(*) 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 ■i

; 2 6.; 10 0 2 0 0: each name within(*) Searching the Marriage Register Books

ten years (t) The same(*) Every year beyond in addition (t) The same(t) Copy, certified by Minister, of entry in Registry kept by

Minister ... ... Minister.

1 0... Treasury.1 0 -■ REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS.... Minister.

... Treasury. ... Minister.

Ordinance No. 12 of 1853.6 ; (*) Births:

6 For registering every birth ...For searching the registry books of births

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

2 6

2 6 i 1 0Ordinance No. 3 of 1914.(•) MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. 6

10 0 (*) Deaths:Fee for Registration • • •* ::Ordinance No.

9 of 1901. 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 eacli entry in registry books of births and deaths

(•) PROBATE AND ESTATE DUTIES.1 02 0Estate under value of £50 ...

£50 and under £100 ..n ^100 „„ £200 „„ £500 „„ £1000 „

64 0 iover•! 12 0

2 0 0 2 10 03 0 04 0 0

£200 ... £500 ...

„ £1000 ... „ £5000 ...

.. of value of £5000 and over

2 6»♦r»percenta*?

(t) CLERGYMEN’S FEES. Ordinance No. 12 of 1853.999999

Baptisms:♦> ittt

For searching the registry books of baptisms For each name within ten years For every year beyond

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Unrepresented Estate. 1 07i% upon the gross amount of the money arising out of the estate The above 74% is applied as follows:-

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

incidental expenses necessitated by Ordinance.

ft) FEES PAYABLE UNDER THE ESCHEAT ORDINANCE, 1871.

... for each enquiry

... for each summons for each juror summoned

6

Burials:

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

1 0 'II;;! 6

Ordinance No. 2 of 1871. 2 6Escheator-Geueral...

Chief Constable Chief Constable

2 0 0 1 6 8 COURT FEES. Supreme Court

Consolidation Rules, 1922.(*) Civil Causes:3 0

(t) LAND SURVEYOR’SFor marking out on ground the boundaries of original lot as contained

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

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

„ „ country (and actual cost of service)

10 0 10 0 10 0

FEES. IGovernor in Council, 7th November, 1899

:t;

a2 02 0 0

3 3 0 2 2 0 1 1 0

If otherwise ...2 0• For marking any division

Plan only, shewing boundariesPlan shewing positions of houses, fences, drains, Ac., according to amount

of detail required.(one third reduction for two

C) LAND

tton the ground of ;a surveyed lot, with plan ... 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 subpceaned including service in town Rule of Court ...Withdrawing a jury or referring a cause Recording a verdict or judgment Searching record for any one year

„ each additional year Copy of any document, trial judgment or cause, per folio Leave to appeal to Privy Council including recognisance and

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

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5 0:5 01 0

or more lots if contiguous)14 0 -

REGISTRATION.For registration and recording of every instrument of not more than five

folios of 12 words each, including receipt and certificate of registry For every additional folio of 72 words For every* search

1 0Ordinance No. 12 of 1853. 2 0

10 0 10 0

2 0 0

10 01 0

For an attested copy of an extract from any recorded instrument posited memorial or notice, for every folio of 72 wordsFor an attested copy of an extract from the For every search or inspection of ind

posited memorials or noticesFor comparing, if required, any instrument with the

reading over the same with the party registerinwords

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

2 62 0or de­

general index, for every line recorded instru

1 01 0 ♦jtt

1 0(Iexes,ments, or de-

20 0 02 6record thereof by

every folio of 725 0St for

10 0 10 0 1 0 0

2

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1110Duties, &c. Specification of Taxes, Duties, &c.of Taxes,Specification

authority.Rate.

£ s. d.Authority.Rate.

£ s. d.Supreme Court Consolidation Rules, 1922.

FEES (continued) ■i

(t) SHERIFFS FEES.COURT■ :

iMatrimonial Causes:

For filing petition and entering causeCitation first ...Citation second and subsequent.Serving citation in town . .

in country (and actual cost of service)Chief Justice may direct.

:8 0(*) Divorce and process and 5°/0 of the value of any of the value of any property over

All expenses in connection with any p property taken up to £100, and 2h°[0 £100.

in action book12 0

8 0 ;:2 0 Ordinance No.

7 of 1922.(*) REGISTRATION OF COMPANIES FEES.2 0• • •

5 0 0For registration of a CompanyFor registering any document by the first part of the Ordinance dealing

with Companies or under the provisions of the Imperial Acts mentioned in the first part of the Ordinance required or authorised to be registered

For certified copies of any documents where, by the Ordinance, no specific fee is provided, per folio

For certificate of registration of a Company Recording abstract of partnership Inspection of register Certified copy of an abstract

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Citations abroad as

Entering reply Certifying copies of petition Swearing a jury of seven ... Every person subpoenaed ... Recording decree Rule nisi Rule absolute ...

}8 0

5 04 0 i

14 01 0<

4 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 2 10 0

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12 0 12 0 12 0

5 0Taxing costs ...(*) PASSPORT FEES.(Attorney’s fees as in other Civil Causes). Govt. Notice

No. 20 of 19th February, 1932.

15 0Passports Endorsements ...Renewals, for each year for which passport is renewed

(*) Notarial.2 0

10 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0

Power of Attorney Noting a protest Extending a protest Each copy of protestProtesting Bill of Exchange, Promissory Note

(*) Attorney's Fees.

2 0

(*) REGISTRATION OF FIREARMS. Ordinance No. 5 of 1930.

For the registration of any gun or rifle, for every calendar year or part thereof5 0 5 0

(*) SLIPWAY CHARGES. Notice of 22nd November, 1932

published in Government

Gazette of 1st December, 1932.

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iEntering action including all instructions and obtaining writ ...Preparing case for trial including attendance on plaintiff and

witnesses

10 0 For the use of the Government Slipway:

For boats under 10 tons

Per day „ week „ month

For other craft Per day „ week „ month

14 0Any subsequent necessary attendance on client or Registrar or

instruction in writing ... 6Entering reply or rejoinderFiling a petition, including drawing up, and copy Making a motion

5 0$4 6 1 0 0

2 0 010 0 10 0 10 0or supporting a petition

C°ai^jury fees’ *** ^ mcluding payment of all court

Watching a case, per day ..

Copy of any document, per folio Serving writ in town

1 0 0 3 0 0 5 0 01 1 0

10 0

.

5 02 6

62 0” ” country, per mile1 0C) Judgment obtained

Superior Court.

Co fifing Affidavit in support of A Any other AffidavitOn iaming Summons for leave to register Any other summonsOn the Order for registration *On issuing Execution

IN a

pplication10 0 2 G

10 0 5 0

10 0The same fee

on a Judgment of the Supreme Court.

as

On a certified Other fees th

copy of Judgment e same as those payable 10 0under ‘Civil Causes’

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ABSTRACT

OF THE:'

REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE; OF

SI* COLOHY 01? THE FAIKLAJ© IGL.AITD3.,f

FOR THE YEAR

I!! 1932 •!,■

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Insert rhe Receipts and Disbursements under the same general heads as are employed in ihe Estimates.:

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i. Sucli observations as may be sufficient to explain the causes of, and point to 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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413968 6148 11 | 0

1108 10 81511 8 S

14433 0 3

PENSIONS 1386 17 5CUSTOMS DUTIES (A)

PORT DUES

INTERNAL REVENUE

BEES, FINES, &0.

INTEREST

POST OFFICE

TELEGRAM 8s TELEPHONES

0 10. THE GOVERNOR 3335

10COLONIAL iWCSiJSXBX 2363 4

1579 13TREASURY Os CUS20S5S

125 10 0AUDITi

I 28008 POST OFFICE 5 31230 5I

. j 1109 13 11IVIRELESS TILilEtAPBS42609 02030 G 5ELECTRICAL1132 2 10RENTS

12 1712H/UTUOUR5315 14 7MISCELLANEOUS598 15 3L. 0 Lt9000 0 .0CONTRIBUTION FROM DEPENDENCIES !■

I:922 13 5POLICE AND SSI MU13633 2 6APPRECIATION OF K7ESTMEHTS

11 44255WELilOALTOTAL ORDINARY REVENUE 64199 1 10

2921 13 11Iv; iliATIOUlaud $at*EiB hbd 50636 14 10

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792 17 ; 9STOCK DEPARTMENT(1) Inport Duties. ;

4630 12 3MISCELL AUE0U3II | PUBLIC WORKS U ..PaRTKEHT

PUBLIC OORKS RECUMBENT3524 17 114669 9 5?

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16080 19 10PUBLIC VX3HKS IE -TRAOHDIHARYI!

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(b) EXPORTS

PORT AID ~0MA.GK DUES

EJTESIHAL REPEBOB LICENCES

1 1563 9I514061 7 S5S6 9 4(a) south Georgia '

0162 12 (b) south She -aeads I::0470 0 125 ' 0General 0;

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.10272 14FEES, PISES, ETC. Other. (teM.

South Georgia

Gorrli Shetland®

!1901 0 0RESTS 1 5780(a);I15 0 0jUscelIjAIteous 17446 3 4 (c) 2o 0 0

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Revenue and Expenditure under various Heads forComparative

ended 3 1st December, 1 9 32.

EXPENDITURE.revenue.\nioum received Receipts for to 31st Dec., santopertod,

Amount paid to31st Dec

1932.

Paymentsfor same period

1931.Less than

estimated, 1932. •More than

estimated, 1932.Estimated,

1932.PAYiM ENTS. More than

estimated, 1932.Less than

estimated, 1932.Estimated1932. 1932.Receipts.

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

1886 17 51880 0 0 1906PensionsThe Governor ...Colonial Secretary Treasury & Customs Audit ...Post Office Wireless Telegraphs Electrical Harbour Legal ...Police & PrisonsMedicalEducationEcclesiastical ...NaturalistMilitaryStock Department Miscellaneous ...Public Works Department Public Works Recurrent

81. 2 6 17 58042 18 10Balance on 1st Jam. 1932 2335 0 1023552421

0 22820 82. 2 19 19 252 9 8

114 16 114 10 0

2368 10 40 2384 14 1654 16

0 53.2321 13 8196 9 0

19 9 10

15025 6 1313 5 0

1132 3 81403 0 0

13518 17 31151 6 72468 7 21112 -4 96680 16 7

13968 6 4148 11 0

1162 10 21511 8 2

14488 0 31230 5 82609 0 41132 2 105315 14 7

1579 3 11694 0 0 04.16290 0 0345 0 0

1182 0 0 1635 0 0

13750 0 01835 0 02895 0 01203 0 05003 0 0

1. Customs Duties

2. Port Dues3. Internal Reveuue4. Fees. Fines. &c. ...5. Interest6. Post Office7. Telegraphs & Telephones ...8. Rents ...9. Miscellaneous

125 10 0 125130 0 0 415.2800 5 3 1718 0 2

2092 12 61903 0 7784 16 10

1830 0 06. 970 5 3i 1169 131400 11007. 230 6 125 13 722 7 11

123 11 102030 60 52056 08.I738 0 3 712 12 17359. 0 0

i604 14 4 598 13 3 371 6570 0 1510. 0 28 13 313942 922

42552921

5 894 16 83930 2 102797 18 8

0 011. 19 6 7 122 8 8

285 19 843782752

412. 0 0 1170 17 2 13. 12 1100 169 12 11

312 14 7 28914. 289 0 0 2890 0 00...15. 52 555 6 510 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 8 2 14 6137 8 863 2 3

10. Coutributiou from % .Dependencies ... 900<J 0 0 ' 16. 1193 1055 11 4 1282 879000 0 009000 0

17. 8564530

792 917 774 19 1011. Appreciation of 13633 2 6613633 2Investments ... •: 462035244669

12 818. 48753882

90 12 85 119. 3716 17 11 8 11 191 2 1

205 10 73622 15 614683 17 424074 14 10

3637 11 1

Total Ordinary Rev. Falklands £j 53138 0 0 64199 1 1012. Laud Sales Fund13. Reserve Fund

51805 7 16582 19 9

20009 8 0

20. 4875 4975 69 5 16552 0 0 30626 14 10............... 3637 11 . 1

Total Ordinary Expenditure ... £ 38657 0 0 38711 4 10 38977 1 1 1266 6 1211 16 8

21. Public Works Extraordinary 13107 0 0 16086 19 10 13690 3 11 2979 19 1022. Appendix III

Reserve Fund 20009 8 0

Total 51764 0 0£ 54798 4 8 72676 13 0 1211 16 84246 1 4Total ... £ 59690 0 0 98463 7 9 78397 14 10 42396 3 3 3622 15 <> I

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Laud Sales FundDependencies Payments . ...Research FundUnallocated Store AccountInvestments madeAdvances madeDeposits RepaidRemittances madeFarm and Building LoansDiscovery Pension FundInvestments Adjustment Account

130 020143 13 55109 17

7161 18220626 15

3724 580941 053542 13

910 094 2

88367 7

0Dependencies Revenue Research Fund ..."Discover}” Peusiou Fund Uuallocated Store Account Investments Realized Farm & Building Loans Advances Repaid Deposits Received Remittances Received Investments Adjustment Account

| Surplus of Assets on the 31st December. 1932.17446 3 459107 1 5

729 19 3 8148 0 3

248231 16 1 802 15 0

4053 14 6 94899 1311 52379 5 6

94 2 1

Surplus of Assets 1st January, 1932. 28

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

£266226 15 82848 0 0

11758 3 037637 11 1

1015Laud Sales Fund

Marine Insurance Fund Falklands General Account F. I’s. Reserve Fund

... £235730 0 102848 0 02357 5 10

34000 0 0

79 £318470 9 9

430748 8 84236 12 66302 10 2

0 Research Fund ............u Discovery ” Pension Fund Dependencies General A/c.

1£274935 6 8

426751 4 113600 15 4

0 0

0Research Fund “Discovery” Pension Fund Dependencies General Account 9000

Total £ 584355 19 1 585549 18 36848 19 8

Total ... £ £759758 1 1Balance on 31st December, 1932Balance brought down ...

£ 8042 18 10

£ 592398 17 n

Distribution of Cash Balance Colonial Treasury Crown Agents kouth Georgia

Total 592398 17 11££714287 6 UTotal

Distribution of Cash Balance 31st December, 1932 :— Colonial Treasury Crown Agents South Georgia

1st January, 1932

£6621 12 10 1410 12 10

10 13 2

£4221 8 92172 18 3454 12 8

£6848 19 8.

£8042 18 10. M. CRAIGIE-HALKETT,Colonial Treasurer.

Examined.GOEDOX G. T. ROBERTS.

for Local Auditor.M.P. 172/31.

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Heads for the DependenciesSection 4.

revenue.More than estimated

1932.

.Lfess thanestimated

1932.

Receipts for same period,

1931.

!Amount receive* i to 31st Dec.,

1932.Estimated,1932.Receipts.

£ 8- (1.£ s. d.£ s. d.£ s. d.£ s. d. |

2425 0 0;26500 0 0 14061 i o

400 0 0 162 12 04175 0 0

325 0 02850 0 0 | 1901 0 0

20 0 0 15 0 0

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

2. Port & Tonnage Dues3. Internal Rev. Licences4. Fees, Fines, etc. ...5. Rents .............6. Miscellaneous

Total Ordinary Revenue £

1861 10 ii12438 12 7

237 8 0 3705 () o

52 5 2 949 0 o

5 0 O'

946 5 9 43180 16 8

480 0 0 1572 5 0 449 15 6

1500 0 0 3 19 5

563 9 1 !

470 0 0 272 14 10

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19248 16 848133 2 436695 0 0 17446 3 4

59107 1 5Research Fund Discovery Pension

Fund 729 19 3

£ 77283 4 0

Surplus of Assets on 1st January, 1932.£426751 4 11

3600 15 49000 0 0

Research Fund “Discovery” Pension Fund General Account

£439352 0 3.

EXPENDITURE.RECAPITULATIONJ Amount paid

| to 31st Dec., Payments forsame period,

1931.More than estimated

1932.

Estimated,1932.

Payments. Less than estimated

1932.1932.IOF£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.

L Personal(ft) South Georgia (b) South Shetlands

General-• Other Charges

(ft) South Georgia W South Shetlands

General

i’otal Ordinary Expenditure

3. Extraordinary :- W South Georgia (h) South Shetlands

Miscellaneous

EXPENDITURE.2588 0 0 100 0 0 125 0 0

2526 9 4 2542 12 11 234 9 7 125 0 0

869 17 9 20 0 0

26361 1 5

61 10 8 100 0 0125 0 0

780 1 5 20 0 0

16692 2 5

With personal emoluments distinguished from other charges.! 980 0 0j 20 0 0i 16085 0 0

199 18 7

607 2 519898 0 0 20143 13 2 30153 1 8 607 2 5 361 9 3

976 8 3*•••••• • • • • • • • • •••••••••

£ 19898 0 020143 13 2 31129 9 UDiscovery Pension

Fund607 2 5 361 9 3

Jtefcarcb Fund I94 2 1 55109 17 8 i/Total Exi 'ditnre

L75347 19 u !Surplus of A

8Set® 011 December, 1932 £430748 8 8

4236 12 b6302 10 2

Kesearch Fund Genera)Vcconnt^" *'Uud

Examined.Gordon G. T. Roberts,

f°r Local Auditor.22nd March, 1933

£441287 11 4.

M. Craigie-Halkett,

Colonial Treasurer. 17th March, 1933.

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emoluments distinguished from other charges.

31* ;19 32.Total.Heads of Expenditure, as in the Estimates. 1b. Other Charges. Remarks, if required.a. Personal Emoluments.

a. Personal Emoluments. b. Other Charges. Total.

1906. !8. 21SG6. 8. 2.

2027. 13. 11.

1836. 17. S. 1886. 17. 5. iSJi3iOH3.lensions.3282. 8. 2254.14. 3.

159. 0.11.£050. 0. 285. 0. 10. 2335. 0.10. The Governor.The Governor.

Colonial Secretary. Treasury & Customs. Audit Department, lost Offieo.Wireless Telegraphs. Electrical Department. Harbour Department. Legal Department, irolioe & Prisons.

2384. 14. 56.2225. 13. 2224. 10. 143.13. 4.a. £368. 10. 4. Colonial Secretary.

1579. 3. 1. Treasury & Customs.135. 10. 0. Audit Department.

2800. 5. 3. lost Office.

1654. 16.37.10. 0. 01617. 6. 0. 1521. 17. 0. 67. S. 1.125. 1.33. 0. 0. 44. X:-v5. ' . 20.10. 0.92. 1. 0.

1713.1317. 6.10. L , 2 309. 13. 4. 2490.11. 11.4.400. 13.2092. 12. 61112.12. 6. 795. 14. 0. 673.19. 11. 1169. 13.11. Wireless Telegraphs.

Electrical Department. Harbour Department. Legal Department.

0.980. 0.

12X1. 1. 1. 819. 5. 2030 . 6. 0.1903. 4.686.10. 7. 7•j .1216. 10. 0.

172.12. 1. 712. 12. la54 . u. .. o734. 16.199. 0. 2. i.585. 16. 8.

095. 16. 7. 598. 15. 5.. j .lo.8.27. 2. 2.344. 13. 4. 371. 15. 6

875. 522. 13. 5.47.13. 2. xolioe & irisoas.3.863. 4. 3. 31.12. 5. 334. 16. 3

3122. 1133. 9. 4. 4255. 11. 4. Lie&ioal.2.iiedioal. 2754. 19. 9. 1175. 3. 1. o-393 2. 10> •

Education. 2290. 12. I1-. 623. 0e 1. 2921. 12.11. Education.2245. 3. 0. 552,15. 8. 2797. 18. 31Ecclesiastical. Laciesias tical.278. 0. 289. 0. 0.14. 0. Q ©14. 0. 0. o 0* 0« - o239. 00,naturalist. 5. 6.6. 52.5^:. 6* i.? • Naturallet.u.50. 0. 'J •0. 1. 1. 8.

232. 7. 8.

34.10. 9.

4875. 5. 1.

581. 5. 4.

4975. 6. 1.

13690. 3.11.

20009. 8.

51. 1. 8Military. 1056. 11. 4.705.11.359. 4. Military..350. 0. 0. 1282. 7, 8Stock Department. Miscellaneous. rublio Works Department. Public works Recurrent. Public Works

Appendix III.Reserve

792. 17. 9.27. 8. 7,765. 9. o Stools Department*740. 9. 1. i-J «774. 19. 10!'

il 4620. 12. Miscellaneous.4620.12. 8. 3,I 4075. 5. 11 public Works Department.3301. 2395, 3524. 17.11.629.10. 3.7. 8.3. 7. 3888. 8. 11

, ublic Works Recurrent.4669, 9. 5.4669. 3. 5.4970. 6. 1

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public Works Extraordinary16086. 19.10.IS';86,19. 10.e

13690. 3. 11

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EgOTDglCIgS. DBW!HBI3nCIE3.3412.10o 3.

254. 9. ?.

369.17. 9.2542.12.11.

224. 9. 7.South Georgia. 2526. 9. 4. 780. 1. e. 3306.10. 9. South Georgia.

20. 0. 0.South Shetlands. 20. 0. 0. South Shetlands.20. 0. 0.20486. 1. 5.26361.1. S.125. 0. 0. 125 . 0 . 0. 16692. 2. 5. 16817. 2. 5.General. General.

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Oil the 31st of Decern her, 1!) 32*■#

ASSETS.LIABILITIES.

p cl.s.aeooalta HOutki tanking : -

savings Bank Fund lutes tate Batatas Ilote Security Fund, ostal monies

■ua&ry o tiies* accounts

d.8.

Cftflh Balances£4281♦ a. 9.

464.12. 3173.1G.

£136494.17. 5. 362. 4* 3.

847. 0. 0. 0. 1606.11. 1.

_ 010. 6. 6.

iTreasury Chest South Georgia Crown Agents

inveataent3 held

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2X3073 18 2.|

Semi Stances fci transit1 >ng,x.lU3 of Assets * -

■"id. Sales Fuad ■Oirine insurance fund ’ FLAX and x y 1 ands Aeneral Account

' ’ alCl Hi id Is 1 finds reserve fund

174068.18. 2. 851 11 4.Savings Basic Fund land Gales Fund research Fuad -do-(Joint Col. Find Hots Security Fund F.I. Reserve fund Discovery ension Fund lariae Insurance Fund

e c « 1£38368* 5* 0* *• o a289370.11. 8. 141000. O. 0. 21152.16. 9. 376-37.11. 1. 4086.12. 6.

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81847 . 0. 9.230 C:Joint Colonial Fund 0

• e} tendencies osearchUtid

'iacovery eaaion Fund om cadeno lea 0 oneral

acouat

Fare Improvement- L Building loans

Advuno93 Outstanding

Unallocated Stores Account

5810 iI §430748. 8. 3.

4236.12. 6.2035 7

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State Provision for Payment of Interest or Sinking Fund,

and refer to Enactments by which it is made.

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

If rate&staU* a mount, and on wlwt class ofproperty (mova ble or

immovable).

Amount, of AsseswlieUior on annual^**<1

capital value of WoiJ^ Number ol Electors voting nt the last, con­tested Election, giving name of Municipality, etc. and Ward or Dis­trict in which Election

took place.

Powers «ud Duties.Authority under -which established. Governing Body.

(Namesof.and Mode of appointment.)

Name of Body. Total Revenue, including

all Sources.Qualifications of

Electors and number registered.

Expenditure. ° Net Amount of Debt.

m.NilOrdinance No, To control t?ie 5 of 1894. sanitation of

tins NaafcFalkland Island*

Board of Health Bast Falkland. Nil. Nil* Nil. | Principal

Medical Off±<>' er,President , Colonial See;» otary, ex- officio* The

Nominated Kon.G.Robertt;, by the Hr.J.Morton,Go voi’nor U *J1 *C •V *S * in Council.Hr • V*A .H.Digrto ,

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charges dividends on invest* prats and donations•

Trustees of the Ordinances Stanley CeneterytHos 4 & 7 of Stanley

Oesotery.

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Secretary. Chalnaan, ox- officio. Incua&enfc of Christ Church Cathedral. Priest of

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King atoard VII Ordinance r.o* To visit the I’arwrial hospital 2, of 1916. hospital and Visiting Cocrdtta®. mko suggestions

for its mint* onance and nan&gsnent*

Public Library Ordinance Ho. To control Cubsoript* and ituaeuc 4 of 191B • the mnagsrent ions and Cocnittse. of the library allowance

and lluaeun. £00 froa

Government*

iNil. Nil* Nil. ! llouinated i lire*L*Vs *H* by the Governor*

Nil. Nil* iYoung* are 0*1.Turnor,MT3.J.W *Grierson*

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?Ir*A.R*Hoaro* tf* P « Mrs • A *Vr * N*Vincent*Mr A.G.Bennofct, Ur* R.H.Hanna ford* Mr* K.Vk Lollsjan* i

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BUILDINGS, etc., etc., not of a Military Nature, which have been undertaken during the year.! ...taw*.IWTiether constructing Estimated Expense | or uuder repair.Describe the work, and where situated. If unfinished. ;

amount of Expenditure up : to present date. |

If finished, actual amount of Expenditure.

Fund from which the Expense is

defrayed.Whether finished

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Teaeral42k). ••'arrantConstructing i Oux»i*aatOf

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11C. 7. 4 33. 6,11; 73.13. S;

IS 30 . UnfinishedmrTmTGeneral 1warrant

Special .'arrant.Improvement of Traoiss to (Jaap.

61,3,0.- do - 1931 I 96.14. li1932 1194,19. Zi

: — do " Jaa. 1931 - do -:

:Improvement of tracks on Under repair Stanley Common.

r1and iPab. 1931.- do - - do - 1931

1933127. 8.16C ems true ting 800 do I 449. 7♦ 4 ^■5TCnr.~3T■960Reconditioning of Town

Hall.repair General -'sonant. :

:ii ipeh. IasiJ- do - ii' iniahed 937.19.4 Spread over two yaars»Spread over three yearns.

]Road to north Camp.

Improvements to (~o?,n ofStanley as under..

(*5,750).

Cons treating 6,8u0 - do -do " June,1939, - do - | 3793.16.6

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Drainage i 1951Iuai'&aia&ecl 1932-'v' ; .i. ...

^oads (£10,065/.I! !

1925 17U4.13.10. 1921 j£j38.17, 9. 1932 M36. 4.10.mzzxsrs;

- do -I

«ater Supply U2,61i).

Housing Improvements U3,575s.

I2607. 8.9,|

3373.11.5jiri 1530 & 1931}.

;t>aa. 1932. finished|8 e*pt ^ 1530.. finished

{Carried

jjnne, 1932. ptsfinished«

housing bloeko [for wopimea.Toad to ^Urf Bay, outConetrueting 7 ;

,WQ2888. 13.10. I,- do -

£■

Repair 150Chartres River Bridge Strengthening

- do 129.17.5.l- c t • 19 32 . i ■ inlawed*du -i- do - a.lovenuent House Pdo - Vab. 1932. - do - 78, 2.0— do — • >

!!• do - ! 100sto.l

99.19.7.'do - - do - June,1532. - do --•pairs to - ahlio Jetty. s;• do •Electric i 3&;•“ S“«1“ ii - do - Jrune 91932. 349.16.1,1- do - - dO -f.

!Constructingrenewal Uleetrio Cable Vest end of Stanley.

S5v ;• July,1932, - do - I 923.17.1.• do - - do -ii !

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the wor4, andaeaori'oa where situated. Fund from which

the Expense is defrayed.

If finished, actual amount

of Expenditure, j Expenditure up to present date.

ff unfinished, amount ofWhen

commenced.| Whether finished

or unfinished. Remarks.

Bar u’eiepiione ii'xehaugeSwitchbosrd.

?« snar&lSOOConstructing■

Current ; Revenue oi’

Ooluny.

** Oo to b$7? 5 I finished. * i 175# XG • 0 •

19S2. I:■>

5Three Cylinders Tor Harbour i£hts. •**' do *«IS::p -

, i- 1>6*14# 0*— cLo **do -— d.0 — i>: do100- do - BtfH

iGaol Chimney*/ i ~ do -*» :•

A .'Vw- dofii

*eat shel, Colonial Secretary’s residence. ;i60 ~ do —- do - <

* ! 5S.XE* §ii - do -do* mA

I.1Purtiier iaprovaaants to

town of Stanley. 5l 1430- do - ,uiaLUlisfoop. ■

X«i£ O 4©;1449*• ••4 -v »✓ '»~ dv -

? ipurchase of 6-wheeledmotor lorry*

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LEGISLATION.

SCHEDULEe

OF ALL THE

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

WHICH HAVE BEEN PROMULGATED IN THE COLONY

DURING THE YEAR

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LEGISLATION.Transmitted to

England.OF THE LA A. *<•.SUBSTANCE SUBSTANCE OF THE LAW, &c. Transmitted to

England.pate of the Law. &c.Date of the Law. &c.

Umu, •>• V. .1933.

23th April. »>«>mao iu $tiu

1033 •. tl ;?io:t .*ism*....;j legalise certain naynents you? one thousand . hundred

in excess of tho .upend- Ordinenoe ho. 3 of

!••Vl3v- ft

Tio uoneiona (/uaosdjacnt) deflations, 1932.

'.•tie etioions (.-ssondneRt} {No. «) loculutiono, 1932.

Atli Februaryand Siirty-oni iture sanctioned ay ; i&tia iJoroSi.1939. ggth October.!

18th eobr.do. 2 of 1933. "o emend the uraaory.Jurisdiction Gydinanco, ID .2.

31st lotober. No. 3 of 1933. To emend the tariffordinance, is. » as anondod by tilt) A •’IT. (Export Duties) -lonCnoat Ortliauioon, l.).-;end 1984.

i86ta April. 'v wil.■ > -• • •/., . r'■ A '■ A: i

ral&ftinc to the nranting of 5etents inventions un do by Civil servants

ins the Colony of the T.litlonS islands ■ As 'c ■ n&onoles.

an a' i •3ist forAt,:. "OS',', &la$ optte.v?o e&oM tSia Thrlff i31st otobor * uo« 4 of 1938# .00 p I19,r:, es aaoncloa by the CnrifC (fcout

Duties) Amendment Grdin&soos, 1980 end 1931. n «>r ■

-j- .» r?ly?.

31st October. :to. s of 193a.~or tno year 1933.

6 of 1332.

To provide for the "crvice i:r? .v , * mi ovbr #

Cist ctober. Te. ^ To Give effect to tooInternational ...sbour convention concernin' the creation of Niatam rase risingMeohlnery, of .'.)v or.

slat October, To. 7 of 1933. no mend the lao roletla '&c orotee^lon in the colony of ,eo:l:;ns registers* in the 'nitcc. "inr&ota.

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Oth rovtr.! plat 'otober. To. q 0* no amend tl:c- -mt> relating on to the Colon:; of

:r„.nted in the TnitedtIiLTr

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ti- -• L?- i . VJuvletters

ianiba.I

S til ■ :ov or *31st October. >iiO%3 Of 10^ rvv0 "Lnana the •vPoaaancof X925 ^aasepouo d # w198C*

I■>anr;wouB

, as uaenhou by the ruas (.'.noninentl Ordinance,8 tti hovbr.

3Gtfa .Tannery, ;,oof 1938. Cl 3e cocoon established

ay Section 3 of ttio .lift min la and 'Ir is- Protection UataSnent) Trainonoe, 1913.

otu robry*:

39th .Tune. 2he -oot Off loo (Hates of raendaent Grier, 1932. 055 to.ee ana To os)

13til August.I

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DateVotore at last I of lust

General Election. General Election. 1

Number ofNumber of Registered Electors at

last- Election.

Name of Electoral Division. Number ofRepresentatives. •Section II.——---

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executive council.EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

ino- the Executive Council.RETURN of Members composing _

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mtment. Date of Confirmation.I

RETURN of Members composing the Executive Council.Whether holding any ami wW other Civil or Military Office.Date of appoNames.

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

CT-O^iCIG g'S''*?>»

Tiia xcellanoy Dir jaaes 0'Grady,

doversior amt o-araanfc, ©r-in-vIU-Jf*

C olonial ■ e; •; •>*e t, osy.

23 th June, 1931.

23rd 3apt. 1926.

i 5th August, 1925.

K..C .£.3.

John r;edlicottSills..ontagu Cecil

C raisie-naliw tt. (li

Gavin ’’obart socihart Brown

1

■ Vi Colonial voaaure**.i

| .iCtia.;: . OlOll,: I ‘.ryetiaurer*.Ui 3. to April,

1932.■1i

■ ylncipal lexical j vtfloov*

4 th Pebry, 1329.

John lanes oi?9, M.B., Sh.3 iD.P.IIt'•t

(3j ■

iHerbert alyn (4) 17th uaroh, u-iunaa, 2. a. A*

Aetis:' "’inel,)al •medical :::ie :v»

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tT:3r*; A?i?v,lRT i; * . v.;

G-eorge ionner, (e;0.3. : .

3tth Dept. 1930.

4 jetbr.1930.

(lj !n leave of absence troaj

Acted aa ColonialS-th April to 7th December.

reasurer from 3 th April to 7 th jteeeiabor.n leave of absence from 17 th ; arch to 11 til ctober.

j | !Acted aa j-rlncijpal ..edical tficer from 17aH a^oh

11th veto tor.

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L K(; IS LATIVE COUNCIL.RETURN of Meivil

composing the Legislative Council.■

':

I “>-sST- **Name. If elected, from what source Election Expenses are paid.

Payment, if any, to Member.

Qualilication, if any. Whether holding any and what other Civil or Military Office.

• -fS 2 I2X-0F ICIC f N3 ■-"< •:■1

is ixealleKoy Sir aaea •. »:rady, ! Oovomar

\ Oona raler-m-Chief.!2uth June,

mi.

Iohn edlicott Fills ^ 2Sru. $spU1920.

: Stfe August, ! 1926.

; olonial : iseretftry,I'

iilontagu Cecil Craigio-HslhOtt (1 j

3avia Robert foottart 3vth April, i rovm. (2) 1932.

4th J*eb!7,1929.

117 th : larch, 1932.

Aoloniai. ' reasiirer.ca

!•\avl113 colonial

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:otm limes iloir,(3i .B.Ch.Bg,B.-,H.

erbert Olya rdsun4s, LUF.a. {4}

rJUioii>ai . edioal if floor.

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:eaiQ&L £?!<&?•...

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Georg* ^obertg !19th G7, 1929.

IBth Jany, 1929.

15 th et’or, 1929.

jiractur of ^ubliolo'Ch Five yearo,1949*

j 15th Aprilti 1929.

? th Sept,1929.

1 A*

!, Joraa **60"S® John Pei ton.

::•’ive yeir’a -I

..oona»i illiea |.i«ailtan Youn .

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<2; ActedCf **>*•*«©

17th a

-oiical

& *“ Asni *> ’«l B.MUM.,

I* a-t!> to 7Hi December. t 40 Uif uotokw.

f C°' *roa i7N . lareb to

2>ti Jlmo

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« Coloniali

"n of altoenoef

(5/I.r (4> Acted

Utt “to?"41*f !-3*• i I1■fi&i vfl leave of abajena f?*om■

ito ?th 9oo«aber,■

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ASSEMBLY. ASSEMBLY.

RETURN of Me'nbei'S of the Assembly.

From what source Election Expenses

are Paid.

j Term, it' any. for which Rlocteflt Payment, if any. to Member.

For what place. Qualification. Whether holding any and what Office, Civil or Military.

When Elected.Names. !

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CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT

IJOF

ii<SB COLONY OF ILi, iYJ.TS'./iHTj Bfl.AtTOB Aim XT,:; J>3Psa©ER0IB3, '

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FOR THE YEAR

19 33.

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

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Alphabetical List of all the Officers, showing the Page in whichThe table should be followed by an their Office is described. .1

of the duties performed by those Officers the

the columns. If an office be noted into be inserted in

acting officer, the fact mayThe names of permanent holders of Offices alone has been filled during the year, or any portion oi n, uy the space for ‘‘Remarks”.

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>i FIST OF OFFICERS.Page in which his office is described.

Office.Name of Officer. Page in which his

office is described.Nairn* of Officer. Office.

Cleric, Colonial secretary’s offioo. . .cleric, Modical Departaent.

Head Printer. „ , ,Adjutant, Falkland Islando Pefenoo Ebro©.

Operator, Seoond Class Second Cleric, Treasury, aerie, Electrical Deportment.

Magistrate, south Georgia. Chief Clerk, Treasury.Customs Officer, aerie, Post Offioe, nurse Probationer,Kins Eduard

Til .Manorial Hospital. Telephone Operator, nasoh, Public Tories, Dopt, Assistant to .Encineaan. Unstable, south Georgia, colonial Poatoaster.Harbour Hooter Registrar, Supreme Court. Telephone Lineman. Eleotrieiar.-in-Tkarge.

First Clerk, Office, General ibraaua of Forks.nur^-^tron, King Mmd vn.

Laaorial Hospital.Police Constable.^^oaawer and Colleotor of

wUStOOSa

Travail Inc Tsaohor.| Has tor, Government*§& To&otior,

School.

"ESSA.***

“S**^ JZ:School. Government

*SSMS8S* Ratine Offioe,

lsBr,«ax-„

Harding, s. w.Hardy, itlos I« Harvey, Hiss R.

Headford, A. Honnali, T. H. H.

HOcii’O, A• R.

Aldridge, L. Dental Surgeon.Telephone) Operator.

JuPso, King Eduard iiejaorlal Hospital.

Constable.x-agincraan, Electrical

Services.Superintendent of Education

aiid headmaster, Gorornraont School.Looal Auditor.Operator, Second Glass.Gaol Hatron.Chief Constable and Gaoler.-ater Bailiff.Junior Clerk, Colonial

Secretary’s Office.Clerk to the Magistrate,

South Georgia.Operator, First Glass.Clerk, Colonial Secretary’s

Office.Engineer, 6.L. Penguin.Caretaker, rbr?n Hall, Furnace

Attendant, oto.Carpenter, -ablio Porks Dopt«Travelling poacher.Operator, oocond Class.Forecan Carpenter.second Glork, -Public 'Corks

Department.Constable.Learner, tv/T. Station,

Stanley.Senior Operator.Operator, First Glass.Travelling 'Teacher.Principal nodical Officer.Veterinary Officer.Operator, Fox Bay.Assistant Mistress, Govern­

ment School.purse Probationer,King Eduard

¥11.TeraorSal Hospital.

Constable.

GO 767G 7370

Allan, C» 8»Allan, W* M.

Atkina, s.Atkina, Miss E. Atkins, Miss D.

Barlaa, w.Beardnore, A. W. Bennett, A. 0. Bemtasn, E. B. Berntsen.Elss s.G.E.Biggs, Mas 1. Blnnie, 7.Blyth, 7.Hroeell, s. E.Brown, G. r, l.

7770727075

75 ■

i73

77GO \7i)

7170 Hooloy, T* V. Hooley, Mrs. £. Iloolcy, S. H. Hills, A. II.Hoar©, Idles 0. 5).

72717573 74!!80

7775 7080 jj Jones, A. G. i .75ao 82-Tones, S. J.

Jones, V.’» E. A.::71

W Art.1)Ias

74!! 6974Butohar, G.

Byron, p, a. IT.

Carey, Mias e. U. Challen, G. L.Cooper, Liie8 a.

Conan, w. 3. c. Craigie-Halicott, m. g.

*73 Kolxray, G.

King, a. B

Kins,Lanliaa, j. c. Laming, G.Lees, B.Loilman, V. J.

Fanning, J.

McLaren, n.

Moroor, a.Mercer, j.Miohie, l. a.°ir, j. 1.Norton, j.

. W. B.Miller, Miss j. 3.

Miller, Miss M. S.

7473 £f

3071 F. 30 179I: 7376 81iii75 80!!■

-!; 70 79naiiu*, c. l.

navies, w, J.j^inon, Mrs, Dt

M*an, e. v.

75, ■ o70 1 fij

77 ii73fGovormont

Dorics72■I)h 7G 3170

iS 7579 iiaiin, J. M. 79 1

787509

777Q !

J. 7702 i75l^rris, j.

0’Grady, His LxocllonosJ- Governor ancl Comaander-in- alr j., K.C.M.G. Ghlof.

filial, G. L. Driver Mechanic.^rkinoon, c. a. Gardener.T'Qtolif£*q , 4, 33, Higinastor and Govormcnt

Pilot.

8 , A. Z. 771B8 .!

09» R. Z» 0930 :70 69

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wjjorethe selection lowest Slit the Governor loesnot-res> .,nDOiniment is

* 01 Mimler^anv Iws^ru,]10I,t’ stated.

Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters for his

personal Residence; and what Allowances, if any, for Rent, Personal Allowance, or for

other purpose.

Date of Appointment and date of First

Appointment under the Colonial Government,

Annual Salary showing separately

amount of fees received during year, if any.

Name.office is ffes.I Office.Name of Officer. or as

any

Penguin.Ihpse-i Jotror.,, lias Hdnard VII.

Manorial iiospitol.Junior nurse, i£iag Eduard VII|.

Manorial Hospital.Assistant Cuotoao Officer. Junior Cleric, Colonial

Secretary's Office.Clerk, Audit Departaont. Director of Public Dorks. Carpenter, Public rorks

Department.Customs Officer, South Goar Ip

?aDeckhand, G.'..RatcUffe, H. Reeve, Miss M. I*.

*Y,i:?r- ~:U V

jjovemor Q OflOK'. nd# (“Chief*(Appointed by

the nineby coaaisaion.

L76'Ms ’'xcellenoy Captain :i* frnrn *'*na4y.

and 88M ■&/, 1931.

116 :.£&!• (a)

'iovemmmt House and ')uty Allow­ance of £36-. a year.

Reive. lilies G. 7671Riches, S. a. . : • 'J # . • V V

Riches, Miss V. 7071 •73

W* *;

Roberts, Gordon.Roberts, G. Cecil Arthur*

a-’ilnson. (1 ;dad 6’ebry, 1967.

Furnished -uart- era arui fuel aliowanes.

sards ns* rRobson, M. £200.BO

n nRuoboldSf IT. C»1 >k

Assistant Printer.^Junior Huroe.King Eduard VII.

Honorial Hospital.Customs Offioor, South

Georgia.Sexton, Christ Church

Sedgwick, H. H. 70 . fvt f■..rG'.^d___ 7;• »Smith, rs. E* j;76 0til August, I860.

1917.0umi.ikea <;uart- era and fuel allowance.

. dm -iulicott Ilia.

! !< Colonial 32(51*' tary.Stuart, W. U. * (is; $

83jSumers, J. F.

Cathedral. £37P.70 1st Jany, 1923.

lat Xiser. 1910.

..-"diur iaado^e 'louret.

Chief dent and Cler.-i. of Councils.

U iSIEEMT8, E, N. Swain, E. Sanitary Carter. 03

Constablo. 70!Turner, J. j Dental Mechanic.

Chief Clerk, Public Dorks | Deportment.Parse Matron, Sing Eduard

Menorial Hospital.

77£ l jCv . •la :: Jany,a.vvf’aaee . at te

,la^iw;0v.white, L. 3. v.,0 Clerks

190a.791st AA-ft

130 ■.veils, mss c. :

VIIL 76

£22;.8 th seotbr. 1938.

ilSred avid -ionoa.

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Carriage yaea#

U; on leave of absence lr*

. \ 0/ Acted m Deputy fo’'la t to 9 tk November, and aa 3rd April.

(Gj Aotad as Pit’st Ceeamber.

ianih to 13th September.

3 lh to 17 tli juas and fro a from 1st January toovo-raor from

arbour laa ter i

,.0at ffioe from 391& to 7fhf

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Con;,,. ^llow l,y Cleans of asterisks anil other signs (with footnotes) W' ^ jtunng ' wh 1101,0,1 any other office; (A) in Column 4, Amount of tecs diawn

1CM' ^10 Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit.

1, whether the Office is held in the year; and (<*) in Column 4,

Column

7071

;vmiual Salary

showing separatelyamount of f«s received

during year, il an>.

DuMOfAPPOigWWt and date of *jr&t.

Appointment under tin Colonial Government.

Office.In eases where the <electiao oes not rest with the Goj.ernor or where the appointment i> made trader any Instrument,

this should be stated.

In eases the Govemnor

4??assKsBSS <*%$$££<»<***■

Whether the Principal he allowed a House or Quarters for his

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

other purpose.

Dare of Appointment and date of First

Appointment, under the Colonial Government.

Name. Annual Salary showing separately

amount of fees received during year, if any.

Name.

-v-/ Riont&.j.

Vera ay ’’’iohsaV iOoati. f.

}XlGE.lot .Tany,193 .junior Cleric .ffieer. Arthur 3aors

Bennett. (1;5 lot O t'OT,

1911.QUtf

(aj is.19.0.(1/ Cuii'ora. bafurn- i-Mxeti qua* ters tail fuel allow­ance ,

1st April, 1932.Christiao

Dorothy Roare rM.&& . iydaiey ifaraert

■'3. ah st a.2nd 2©cbr.

191a.1st June,

1921.1st veot.hr.

is;: a.

A&sistaut £175.(ai Ai.XG.y

'Jnlf. arm, veraon- al allowauoo £20 allotsanoe in lieu of quarters .MM, avid f uel allorj&ace.

Charles 3033 Alia*.stead rinter UiGus toa®

bffieer. blit April,IS •. ,

Ii:3lSA th ..archt

1927.1th April,

192 .

Henry vedvtfioic '. *3 ala taatrinter. 1U.

vtixiia.See under '‘dtoud.-A icir.; Ibart

* vltnson . . re.

Goeal Auditor, allowance tc»

lot A mil, 1928.

7 th A^EUJt, 19X3.

AluO. Ihiivj 1st A-ril,

1927.illias John

arieraaa.esrac:!*,

.rinting. iTtve.

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£1X . (bj1:3t dunsy, 1921.

Jier.v - ora; a• J yt.; .— : .

•'r*» surer and Montoya deoil 5th August,dalleato?.

liafu’* i:i s.h a

fuel I :■ ■a.iO'3.

<•720. iiaj 24.

: J10 STrai fid— XaUett. (o)

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» i Geo under :V AlAM'.

1st iVosy, 1921.

llih Decbr. 1914.

'•Jot;...;;.; T 1% ;••• »*iu "‘obert .oe.thart

Brown.!1

Chief fieri, J Arthur alter I 6th Seotbr.i j 8e;;rf3a?e. (4}

(4)|153 .

22nd .apt (lej 1927.

lat aotrhr. i 192 .

1st April,

(hi w. 12.0. 1 . ® * ..•.24. ..1 ., Lrd August.

192lv. lat ay,

19 0.

Ellen tau&e a-irey. (5iTacona Clerk j ;aily .:tiOn3

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REMARKS. REMARKS.'{*> Carriage -:e»3.

Hi "ssigaed Gist . arch.it*} cuato.'B (Uj Cuetoias

t<*i 3alari«uver i-iJi-s roes.apportioned

rertiag s3. 1lOi A-i. - er.ually botmon Colony and isoyendenci©3o

j/vi alsoUi of a^«aee «il t0f1 Hi Ac tea t .U'atwallst during \tiwlo ox* yaar*ao uov*c rrc^a Assiatant to Jatirali&t*

■ 11Hi Lb alto iMXkBQBT T

caonif* 3o,i!a Ua^uly la* tku ■trtu*#**

to - K. •A,te’-*4*'-

;ivth 'Tireh to 2-.:th Aon*♦ -a wired on

...... t fay. ffiue abolished with';a Ic-aw of absenoo i>ansioa f*pw public service 1st effect frsna 1st ..ay.

SiS

Is<4) la Hao superintendent of . .w^trate, etc. Absent on

*** registrar, •upremo tourt and a' .rouaurer andieevo from 1st January to urd Ap^ii. -l)B0#-ber.Rolleetor of Cua t»K?j from 3-;th .v;rii Full

NOTE.—Christian Names to begiven n ^ ^ f• from 1st January• to.wTiethw- SeMn-c wWm k*t};$ Iim^ 8uB*^ diu-ins the ytw; ami GO m Column I,

hooutador.14/ IB also 3hlppi4g <xa« ter.NOTE.—Christ.

K, an Names t° be given *n Full.

rawn diw1wh*«>er the Offloc is l>ek' 'j!the year; and (,;) in Oolii"111

15} tea as* postmaster

tlu*r tlie Olficor enjoys any other advantage or proht.

an.)[hY

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lVrsonaKu/oS^R^l"tWoi^hr^

Annual Salary showing separately

amount, of fees receivedduring year, il any.

i&SSffi****-

Dale of Appointment and date of First

Appointment under the Colonial Government.

Date of Appointment and date oi First

vppointment under the Colonial Goycrnmonu

Whether the Principal be allowed .i House or Quarters for his

personal Residence; and whatsas!*»£““

other purpose.

Name. Annual Salary Showing separately

amount of fees received during year, if any.

Office.In cases where the selection

loesnot rest with the Governor or where the appointment is made under any Instrument,

ibis should he stated.

Name.'

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1?.TO6 3 % 3iBerataen#

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aurfU-3 turn ■ illia-i .tyroii.

1st i'&ary, 19 So.

Ssii Jobsv, 192? .

1st lovhr* 193.»

trieis.-'1" :32. . unfurnished, quarters and £Wl allowance.

jfieeSow. 5«CClerki

rv.. i^y ::3:; tti:;' ,..-ot»o thy A thins 1st 'Stm.v • .•Ul8*« Jf »

1932. 254*j t-anie ■/ station.!‘■'v

: r' ■ ■ • ■, fueland II :ht-

iiSna :?eh'7f3 1923.

IWCi .rsajy, 19»j.

rrfi'tcahoncJ.

‘i'vio

A1 exaader aeroer.

iisenioroperator.■

i&m Biggs 1st Scovbr. 1925.

;V,96. ;fI!■)

!l,Tr?.vo?* Vernon i 14th, April, ilooiey. I 1925.

Stanley Atkina. (IS

1st April, 19 3 .

my.. Irene ! inly . -.7?,,*r«Two Operators 3eoond Class m

i,:i■

!IS Ui .. une 1929.

rrnest I'rewiii

! 1st jany, 1989*

; life jxme. 1983.

two : ineaaon iJ19 . (l;. 5 .M**^»

•

i

:;OVh"U1929.

■'eir;;e illiasn Hitohcv, 22&: o

£6C *: 1st 193.

‘■’euben c. .area.

.earner.Uleetno 1 *oO

fax 3av station.

Operator,Second Class | 3ieaker ylsa,

i let nfanry. 193 „

Sftglnsfflan> bonas .iv.nry Tarvpi^os?. Hannah.

:■lllll&a irroe furnishd

•luart--- , fuel11 'lit* «20

as 2.1. ? inClUir^e of office,

: 25 th uovbr.1934.

£2U0. a; 5. 0.i/ •- »

. :CvAssistant, 1st Jewry, 192 .

.cohn -llyth. n

I!i

oat■■■xnt r.a?'

i:

2.!

;:ih

REMARKS.

tTQr& Orth. Ap^il

REMARKS.;

u* a ieave of absence

(a< Custoas ortruae fees.

ffioeto 8 ;th jepteabey*Uj ito II th uotobor*. n leave of aihsaao© frcia 31st ano^ ■fcoUshsd vdli uu’eooi /TV;i 21.31 *

};

jNOTH. —Christra

*'*'« ".171“ 7!iv” - F“,Lk o,,,„ „,s ,y:y;;^:sr s 5 <z* «5- *• 0„„,fe th<‘-yea,’! ami (fi) it) Oolnnni

in Full.to be givenNOTE.—Christian Names

: means of asterisks and other signs (with footnotes) M^the year; iej. t, any other ollice; (b) in Column 4, Amount ol

<l uTicer enjoys any other advantage or proht.

whether the Office is held in ; and (c) in Column 4.eu"ju,1H*°'v hy

whot, tlon wif1

........

74 75

Personal ArtoS&***S£fe other nurno^for ^

Annual Salaryshowing separately

amount offees receivedduring year, it anj.

Date ot Appointnient and date of *«*

Appointment under tin Colonial Government.

0l?i°nic selection ,.»ie MIC - Govornor Date of Appointment and date of First

Appointment under the Colonial Government.

Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters for his

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

other purpose.

Office. ,In eases where the selection

Ioe< not rest with the Governor I or where the appointment is I made, under any Instrument.I ihis should he stated.

Name. Annual Salary showing separately

amount of fees received during year, if any.

Name.

;

i■ :■ (.Qontiu ^

• ;ffia HooloyQflOl ^0tl

:!sec tuvio*"JTSO; lUth t-sreR,i 25th .lent.

1929.Util fW»br.

1914.

Mr).tavin "abortcooldvart Brown

'"ar'aour caater. ;i

(1) i:dward ^eadfo^u Xat Java:**1ȣ1*

i!gona tables. Uniform. Unfum- iahed. cuartesfsaad fad olltnir-anoeu

K

Usifo va.Ri8. .Xat jaan?,Albert -Uawrard.ratollffe* PTttgV&Std?* Q-ii&

OoTemMBtiiiot.

■ wa ■

■ «»! iss juary,

jj i muelt- A-.l.. .1 #

rim*, ‘o;.? tb?# ~ cio m::1Z as C3*ai*&eAllowance to

!cX»*2 eU<:8^ -• r3« 3*a.*L

Vn%i:> y;i .;a? *i s-:t& Jaa^y#1913,

Howard"atoUffc.

Bee* Hand |i ■

4di /e .r;/, 1929.

. ;-t..V’ ^ .• Un­furnished • uart ansi ,:u. 1 -ilio#.

-.24 ««

tadfor.u. tiii’ura- iahed ^ua^te^s and fuel «iliow- amie*

■illi®a-:: ;c

1X

lnt ,roly, 192?.

ceorje Aalway. ":Zngtneer# ;l I • i|:;

ssi;

ancc.*Car-3of

'n/ine* - do -'loth c?t,b?%ti W3 :;I

lsjaz - do -• i

1932.Joseph o- te:^: nof the His Excellency

3upr«ae Court the doveraor. |

*>vi3trar, apresae venrt ccJthart BfowiJ

ana Aagietrai*, (ljetc.

::— - A J- . : . Ai

Gavin Robert i lat -’eery,1921.

11th Daor, 1914.

13E& . ai 33*

Uri.lv,<jusa*t9T^ endluel clloi.-:,ueoi

:)Z in lieu ofPrivate prae i.iosTu'^niahed quartern and fuel allowrmce.

:C'i >.4 th v,0b?V, 1929.

IAedicHiOfficer..

;? o in c. e .j « g

S-* .

• . ’!, -.a *;

.olr-, ! 1:.' . «■*

<■ 'ikV-IICB AHD l*TVr‘i*t l

.Chief Constable ’aiaaa}Mid Caole?,

linCur-iii^hedc.uartera and fuel aXlor/anoe ♦5T1

19 th ’ebry, I ISIS.

remarks.

A?:*f4 ■■;;tnd a>%19 id.

MedicalOfficer,

j’orUe’-t Ai,:u ‘diaondu,

■s :

.425 . ■/tt-AHifor’i::, i*urni;3;..eu

C.1C?.fuel allowanof'

;• : ■»

!:I ! I• :

REMARKS.-‘ 1 aloniai^Saau?^ 41fl XO jilan^

on leave of absence fr03 i3t Janaa^

(21 ie alao Sanitary inspector.

(»' darriage fW(,

"'ugaiomont :Hi On leave of .■-UKv.-A/ji’ from 9th fcuwtwv 5,0, tetiajjiated*

::the and•)f ^ fPO.^ 3 ;th to

■

..,-j Taiana* ;:-afmwe i-’oroe*-ii'ioer -- - a,-,,hev..on leave of aboenoo fro 4 17th -oren to U* —'

juicer from 1? ! .-..aron

!.^z‘ la alao

;0 3rd April.> Ao 11th .otoovr.

Acted as .rrl.-ioiijal adioai(4i Cuatosna

li

I

:NOTE—-Christian ■

Names to in Full.be Siven in to be given

==i&iS»-SSass-=i..L„.,,,!% th«year; and (,:) in Oolm»n

NOTE.—Christian Names .,1 i whether the Office is held m

■ «onjonS°W by lneails) of asterisks and other signs (with a^vn duril' the year; and (c) in Column 4,,1,^7 with any other office; (/,) in Column 4, Amount of tees tlwwn

le Officer enjoys any other advantage or proht.

Full.!

;

;

n ni i

76Whether t he Principal be allowed

a House or Quarters (or his personal Residence; and what

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

other purpose.

Annual Salary showing separately

amount of fees received during year, if any.

Dale of Appointment and date of First

Appointment under the Colonial Government.

Whether the Principal w

Allowances, ir any, for S^ 1'vhn, 11 Personal Alio wane? <5?^ Sit

other tmvp^fotu^

Name.

1 nme Of APPO^St”11 ,md^Sentt^der thC

AffiSGovi,n’mc'1''if any.

Tn ou*i "J'*”h'thfoovSn4

-113^ 1

Name.

aoni&ii00^juni0-’

uartera ind 40.lot , '<Kf»I S*a.

idtii August, 193U.

;'capital.rsifuiwioiwaour"'ter:* uit4fuel. ■ allowan*,

iOonBi 2? «•

A*ntal«nu

19,1..•alts*: tana? - do -CUTS-- jiSG.Hardiest. 15 Si . Aiguat, 19 & -

arat 11 j

■■ ■ ».**'uth - auarvoy*SS5.5 84* 1^*

19S .131 *' s

193 <

loth et'oT. 1929.

\av,Tsns«v/altet

9 th Fehr,;, 19 ax.

- do -aeor {U». .13^21X0621

Gleri,^xiovjunes

: arad ‘ -j.to. a i lion, *. m ii lath June,

1932-- do -'?arahi.ra4‘: * £36 o

janeiris®' I O'Cooper.matron.Surse \h :.ept. 1939.

;lat jaary* 1929 ♦

a th ct-D^oX9& - «

i.asfi.' ‘UWC3V-pentylaaohanic

;.- ... .<

- *J»TO&»1 ivvaartlifcindeli*

r^ivt.

19 S3.i 16th .atlr.

1939.

| 16th 90tT»r,; nfurniahsd.

and- dc 390U.3' 1:.

f.uperintej;«.or. t of ducation ”

ana Head- master.

Aaaia tan t Mas ter.

*♦1J V *

do - * uartersfuel allowance■•ugust, £&&•>•

_....-irtha jl t>6

-csl inaoa?o -.r©.

nursinglater.

19,- • 7 til| is&elia 1 rginre. •10 U S3191b.IS i ■* i “.< .uli wOt**- do ~1 V; 7I 15th 9'it;;,

19 S3.

lot oefbr, I dot.1929. 1

13th. June, i 153*

• *! Gathering 1 walla.

'Gertrude ^aire

:.Su 9

i&ih Sv&J 9 X932-

i anieii\0ViV-;.-3 •' . ,VcUl3 -- do -

juniorparses# {iOth -Sd1-1*!41 A.iiu •.r03e i ii-*51t 19 dJ.Assistant

luiStTO0v)03:s 0 *I

, oest. 19 Si*

15 tii .'..A- : -»rm \X-<* jfohtuma254 •—_ iSilean Smith. let .ahry,isa.

17th '-ejthr, 1539.

X illo^v5i

llEMAHKS-

1st XA/*REMARKS.(1/ is also cleric, Colonial "terBtar-i,’'a If ice.

{‘a .n leave of aosaaoe from 17th "i^h tp 3'lat July.ter^iaatad.

12> roaot^l to liffae-iatron 17ifc Aaron.

14 j tadergoinr training in tfie unitao. Ad-rdoa. aurinr Aola of j«ar.

(6i •'eeigned «^pclnts.;nt Slat dorcii.

ur-jeromoted to junior .

.00al Audi to’'.■ Uj :

u» Ib also A -ri'i4 thA d090':<iCUi . ii leave o.;.

te-raiiiated.

An leave of

be gi^n «"Names to

(with footttog4., dVinouni Ot l e

pro lit.

lhe Omce is nei« (r) in Column -lNOTE.—Christian s) (r<) in Oohmm 1, whether

drawn iluring the year; andNOTE.—Christian Names to be given other signs

, Column Ivanta^o or

in Full.

whether the Officer .njoy* a,,y oth,r a^anu,,- or profil dW'' duri“« the year; and (c) in Col'”1"1 1 ““ thfc *H.c>r enjoys an>

78 79

PovsonnlA,lo^cW^toni^i)urnoselorVs

Annual Salary showing separately

amount of lees ree vedduring year, d any.

Date of Appointmentand date of First \ppointmeut under t-he Colonial Government.

Whether the Principal he allowed a House or Quarters for his

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

Personal Allowance, or for any other purpose.

,°®cfiie selection

i^ssssR****--Date of Appointment 1

and date of First Appointment under the Colonial Government.

Annual Salary show inn separately

amount of fees received during year, if any.

Name.Office. , .

made under any Instrument, this should 1>e stated.

Name.

;i1!!!

mutant,(Conta>

5115.22nd August, 1925.

22nd August, 1921.

U-llliOi-'i Moir Allan. (1)

lat19a..

4th Fesry, 1929.

2300 as Prill and Ayoaastis Inatruotor.

Dorothy KudDixon.

iAssistant•~saoher

iAh •.to«i;;

I V.

Board, andlad ;ia by Paraera,

515 ° ", illiaa . ;oir vllan. (li

4 th .Vory, 1929.3rd Fabry,

192u.i. unifom. Unfurn­

ished quarters and fuel allow-

priil and gycanas tic instructor.

awrence Anderson iehie. {li

Travelling eaeher3. !!

:i!l on oe *

afith layi 1928*Sohn Charles

it c.ir> » *° <3,0 **LaabasuI:■;;V?8. UnfursUahed

quarters and fuifcL allowanoe.

ism day,John .burton, {2}

i 4 th aro'i, 1930.

ifeterinaryOffice

George : yonbaillie 1529.- do -,215 ■.

■ i!lat uotobr,

19 u .Ad ■-a’" illia; unestroii. .:;15 - U.0 -a

am J.u t-;. !!i

- do -2700*(a) 2. 2. 0«

12 th pril, 1923.

■joov, *e "V b .

Director of i-ublio -oris.

!uUG533iA3’?IC ’U-« '

John Falkland iburners.

1st Geptbr.j 1393*.

exton. A, .A *.lat Jast^, 1929.

«ional jede bite. (3J

Chief bier-'..:• rU O

; i:II illlat Janrgr,

1923.Victor Joseph ollajai. {4}

5 AT IT A- l.-ib. 3ocom V1&V&: 2200.i i if,Natural ist. jJaties vix

Hamilton,

! (5).

lat Jaary, 1921.

1- th Hwbr, I 1919.

tlat July, 1928.

Gtoreicsepor meat Vine . Ison. s218 • •

I lat June, 1928.

General ?o*e- ®aa of or&s.

'lyrdon eo lie 5halloa, f ii33- . ;ii

■

iM!

REMARKS.remarks.

£1/ un leave of abaer.ee froaj ill ‘-a Urn of »««« fn» «» “™i; g RS ASS:jjj 3 2T 5 SS:, SS ::s AbA.rrf A June•» uA1/S» *» 4« M.-H ^ “to "^0T-

Jujiuar*s: to l&th s'eb'^ua^/»

socorulea for service ) 8xme 11 ac tinw i tii

ll8ad Bspen&s&oi©0*

iiU* J.

\A# :*•.

Untie*]

in Full.NOTE. Christian :!to be given :NOTH.—Christian NamesNames to be given in whether the Office is held in ; and (c) in Column -L

Show by means of asn-rku • ,conjunction with anv other otb<rr cigns rwith r

Full.£o°tn°tes) the year;cc)njm‘S|l;‘ow l,.y IIleans

Wheth.:"11 Wltb any other ollice; (b) inthe OlTicer enjoys any other advantage or pron .

of asU risUs and #erd*ns of fee8}' whether the OlTicc is held d1

year; and (c) in Coluin»Jran

during the h

i

8081

'

oXher notify

!Annual Salary showing .separately

amount of fees received during year, it any.

Date of AppointmentI and date ot First

Appointment under the Colonial Government.

Ofllce.

does not re- . lppointin»*ni. is • 0J. where". J jnstrUInent,"'“tS^SouWWsWtod.

Office. , .

or where the appomtmen* >•> made under any Instrument,

this should lx' stated.

the selection ■ Governor Date of Appointment,

and date of First Appointment, under the Colonial Government.

Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters for his

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

other purpose.

Name. Name. Annual Salary showing separately

amount of fees received during year, if any.

N

conta«i -'V • ft ■.rntLic c"...; \i '"8.C L.jl m

22b •1st July s 1925.

11th Janry, 1912.

::David ees. itatian.ForemanCarpenter. g/T«

Class.jolm Drees* Vth Laroh,

1932.1st June,

1918.

Fumiohed quart­ers, chargeollowanee »r>.;, duty allowance

Hi AlO cLatthew **©bson i 4 th yebry,Carpenter. i 1929.1.•••reieriei: Ling; 1.. th apt.

1932. SIS . Ot

11th jime, 1926.

1st otbr.1921.

■ teorge a mln .

218 .•■.■perator, ;eeond Claarj.

■urni ;diedquartera and{ 1st Janry,

1921.■380rge :ouis iailini.

driver■.eeiiaaio. du ty ollovianee

Of 45 .Blub.

l1st June, ISIS.

| lot Jany, 19.4.

Albert ..in;,.Caretaker, :Oasi 4»ii«

;■

general.

80Vernfif.netnaturalist.

!-A; A .a 1st janry,

1921.1th cviir.

3.919,

J1!:.'ii ? .*. mr m.Albert Henry

Hills.a ter

Bailiff.lot Janry,

1931. 219 a

Jajiitarycarter.

Idwa^d loan coanero.

i 1st atbr. 1920. il6 . <**

-las on* jJaaea finale December,1910. 1(2> 216 . 8

31441 r A.'V.

^out^sojvrU*

Bajiatrate :illiUTi Aarias. 2? th op t.

3.923,1 th ;ovbr.

19. a.

',1. '. a quart* and du Ay a Ho*

| tmos of

26-.- a i

I

j

BKMAKKS. REMARKS.\i/ Mia leave

(^/ aleaveterminated

ua leave

or f">« 4th Apni

01 «

or ^seaot, from alat

. 'faailton, seconded for service „ Nonastt. Assistant,(li ^OYcrniaent iatu^ctiot

with the »Adscovaryr ,aotin with allowance of !«>•

1to u th , Air. S*.txueai iion.o U/ber** • !

5to .•■’At JUly. ngagesient

-lUifc toliaoeaber.

NOTE.—-Christian Nam.

„tW „ . *t0be giVen Fun.th, 0(ficr i» <>Anu£f £tb l'^Uc^) (a) .

■ • or’^:rnt "r '£,!;> '• the 0^1lg thtJ year; and (c) in CUA^

NOTE.—Christian Names to be given in Full

v / x • % noininn 1 whether the Office is held inla **. ^ >■«»■« - »in 4-

U 1 ^u‘ Ollicci' enjoys any other advantage or profit.

L

*

,1.

1 8382

SECTION 13.

W:atWhether the Principal he „p

Allowtmces, if any. (or (W, h*lPersonal Allowance, or far» ®*

other purpose. '*Uy

■

-SiSS;"DftS°dftW cS1lFiSt'^tment under the omSGovemmont.

;•"Singer. |'Office. APP.Name.lu case# Governctl. ^ «0t. rest v> rt-n . ,nl \sisss?-

Colon

or wj1

2V.V.’

1

;:’u3Hda}«?4 quart J ew and duty

, allowance of «gQ234I ism

19 *5 •- !>•Alfred 0®otf)S®

.,'elaon Soneo. 7.19. ■la*k to aaiatrate. ip) G. •Op)IS)

- do ~1st Jfaxtfy.1920.

15th -arch*ilfid £3& ••

ijbi -V. alterStuart* ii- J-.lUfu •*■*. i*15.ustoms

„ffleer.192 .

1 22l0.! lat otbr.1923*

&;th >50hr.isas.

8. 8» 8.1.1 •

Ill tea ip) - ao ~viiarlea 0,o) *«n^uaboida*

«- a o «£174.1st SW.TJ, 1938.

;i th SQOr. 1925.

iUiu;.,.33lstant Charles ’■‘uaboloo • i 3 J pensions

fficers.I'HK COLONY.revenues OF

OPT OF THERAYABLE1st iUg. 193 .

l8t :\Ug» 1938.

John Lalier | 'tiieridge iSi I

- do -- 10. 642. • ■«

PiPi

!■5133.3ydney usrand ! 1st Aug. Sroweil. I 192;.onstable - do -ibi 1. 1*

■V/V. Ctatloalart-1J\xmlah&i c.

era t chargeallo vaxtee ;U> •, duty allowance

I £60.

£331.26th Juao, 1929.

1 Sydney I aha Jones. (4j.

perator,"irst Class.

REMARKS.

(li on leave of absence froa 3 th April to 3 th tcateaber. from public service on pension lat October.

(2/ ‘'•ornate! to customs officer 1st ctobar.

i2) n leave of absence from 2lat pru to 11th otober.

14; n leave of absence froo List April to 4th leotember.ngageaent terminated.

lb, AO ted as . agiatrate, outh Georgia, froa alat June to 24 thDeeeaber.

Retired

carriage fees. (5j Customs uvertiae foes, io, ‘hipping feea.NOTE. Christian Names to be given in Full J

Show by means of asterisks aml other signs (with footnotes) (a) in Column 1, whether the Office in held in conjunction with any other office; \h) in Column 4, Amount of fees drawn during the year- and (r) in Column ^whether the Officer enjoys any other advantage or profit. ’

84 85PENSIONS.

PENSIONS.! ■!!

Amount of the Pension Authority in Sterling. I

^ras

iname of pensioner. Service tor which the Pension

was granted.whichPension n:lto from >

U the Pensionhas* been paid-

• Amount of Emolument when last employed

in Public Service.

1 Present | Age of i : Pensioner, i

^nted Causeof

Retirement.-s. | d.&

\0 Ox is, ^ • iC.O I.V., *

I Ii J6■ d.s.4 21 10 Colonial chaplain■ a. 105V

IS. 4® 19i;9

11. 9. «’ 0

aS. 1. 191*

«. V. Brandon ceo ; ia 4 : 8626* Ago.!128 i 1 4 (jovoraaent 3 • oiasto**p# ^uroae ' 24S i XV io ?8

u 04

<1-;56 m ; ^i3oa arde^newins oa :lit f!I

81 ! 5 1n 'Chiv-f Clewt, c. s. . and i InstructorCi>lonial ’urgoon

I. att' '

EvU 0625

0 7 ; ill-healthipe.

<; 116 14«. N Earl E. 1912. . 010#iI

114 16 nAtkina 1| cut ..£ tnhle and i.^ermn of

3o W- IZ#■ - ;• a; 2.) 4 ! E 4 76 U

; 1 iJ» Wl« Pie so on

H. a* . Grant, c.G.a.

16 ! 4 j Colonial IscruEa^y

.. . lo&i -1 'sorotury• ;>’• '• . Collector |

| - t/v -5 •' <fifcSle. i ... fieretary

I d.>Ac0 §0 il‘Xd• B.># O... *

18 of 17.

6 of : ’.if XV : .

I'o'rriee'ito^ialnateu

Age.*5 *

•03. -■ll 2

S. . -I

0 7637 1-. IV1707. 2.I |C. : :iiii• 58 j 2 2£. 1* 1813 :76J4C UU uv.o ?. . -.sTtin 918 ! 1515 per/iee

[terminatedAge.

Ill-health

la Li® i9?4J-» o v i«*2UmO.,:0. ?• oad&XI 3»

30 i 4 1u7■0 -..ulor.i. ■ 'yaretary14. 0. 1022l V>v/ - * • - . re ... •. } - *• A • o.xv .

•A •- » - lio o11.* .-•* /• id J ►

' * .0» 1941. ,;V .m3 .23 5> ,..• -.ailtJ.

■ hoapacn <■ ..... .5.• .7’.. O48. ! ,: 6. 8. 13..6 . -U;/i . . . reaaurer

A. U. Jouterof •Vs® *a44 1.;. .. hju.jtb"11.11. 1920 v ■ \.;.m2

^3 J. 5outer

^•3. 3aaele^15 uVI ■ •>■/■ -. V ;i'2 trusa0. ?. 132016y 2

—- cervioe lter>'ainated.I 55 ;; u Ilro« 4* Ik.Av'xu XjcJ■T'liri - .at?. \

lx .V s ’■ -. :.• !l 4 Oil ii■5* J. j • AulUvan

-’Sullivan!, I

^4 IStf» 141 ! o

15 19

79 16

S i ; c

117 : 1;

47 : ia

; :X. V va;t u;i u»d| :;aoi©r .. ;„twOn

li .Ill-heal t*jCowieof 1817.

0 : 66I,0.Ira a. 25 i 48 I

0550u15. 3, 191

2* 7. 193

.. -d0- • H. P ound

:rs S.

I:i .OVia3 i&lik

; :>mv *a :j i oaate .MXowo©

• y i t ■ :it O'Ul tX>fl59 itlce^o

Carter

va.r . :n -ffloer, couth Georgia.voropac iionut® lllowoo.

■•^rfc/irin f.-f ,1 i.;.c:ee.,jo'r• v^na

• H. nich93

fj 5.,228 j

1* 1. 1928

1* 6. 1952

■t’U. 1931

1.1 .

iA* C. let-

i:•3. o j; ' # 146 of 4

of 19.27.

U<:-3^.*2.27.

vo. £■’.»

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• vRenter

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who loot thoir lives dravmin while m -aotiyo

lot iseoor. ;

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6589Countries residing in tilO . . .IL-UCi

RETURN of CONSULS of ForeignSection 15. !

If not.If confirmed, state the date of his Exequatur.

\ confirmed the reas°n Why.a*»teNJiiiae of Consuls. O'.Alphabetical List

of Countries represented.

.

Slot! July, 1925.| Albert ’’ovineIRtfWB ..(Consular Agent)

Leonard illlori Hamilton Young’

i (AOtlflC)•

:ITALY

;i

Ullam ; so th April 1931.

1 jooonmi Hamilton Young,

j (Actine)•

9WWHAY11

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URUGUAY1929. i-.

*;!

I28th 7'ovc"VDcr}

1930.3LLGI.au Yicr-

ConouL (residing i Haylin. uahia Blenoa’j (Actin’,)

■'onsicur TT...

POPULATION and VITAL STATISTICS.I

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BIRTHS, and DEATHS.R[ AH esmarPOPULATION, and of theof thereturn Persons employed in Deaths.Births.

Number and rate per 1000.

I,id Resident

! ^n&frsi included in

““Vmg Colanwo.

i NumberPopulation to the Square Mile.

- Marriages, j and Rate per 1000.I total. I

I9I9E3SSL | Commerce.-aweg*-! tern- i

fan?;** Casual inc*

;whites. 1• piecei

Males.\ Pernales.Area ^ 7Females. 1‘>-M:de* / Lpemalei

> ctf o w- -

ine Mil^-

i: // • / )Ma-S- , ■u • W,Parish. 1SquareDistrict, or .1Count ■

i" I ili-l !! I1:1 i iso | sao . oi

ai.ii

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: 1ttio. south Goorhia h*e a nuot^tl-^gl^

encased la tSio p.ollnc i . \ .yeinc1932 flurlqc taC. Vni'up inl South Or’tuoys fcup feorclc a ystation ot -.-bioh Sour persons a-r -;^aresident.! The othor oreno a^ . .^di-.vo for 'cue sohoonal influs o.-..; A":3s-iioo piece betHeon the nCnl.ia pa

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xNumber of Emigrants.

a) c •£ S 1 | si;«W ej_| tijo o c:

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ll-=

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Number of Immigrants.

iPaupers. I I II Iu • •k>0

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population fl»CT50*i

p |« « s

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‘Section 17Gross Amount ofEstimated totalDenomination or assistance to denomina-Name and Situation of Remarks.number ofMissionary body. tion or mission fromClmrches or Chapels.followers. Public Fuuds. if any.

Includes clo fo.t» iieatlnc o.M M as" •Heston.

EDUCATION.

.« ■

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101iQO *

v-> 7 ^ C H 0 0 L S.K-ETUKjj *OF

of each School.RevenueNumber of Scholars on Roll and in average attendance.

| ln Aided Private Schools. In other Private Schools.

! IlExpenditure

of each School.

Description of School..REMARKS.Voluntary

Contributions.Government

Contributions.in Govt. Schools. iSchoolFees.Total.Other !-

Private.I Aided

Private.Boys. Grirls.Govern- i Girls.: . )Boys.Girls. iBoys.meat

! iJ :i .!!

;v*Government chool,

tanley.(iiadeaoainatidttil • >

r;X61":i 116 64 £ 'J1&I

i1■

II

^ ' ravelling -«aoh«ff8 W9J*9 ouployed in 19*2.

!- 41Government Travelling Sc

eachers.iIjndenaaiina tional;.

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■ aj?e$s are taJeen out a nartiotOuiva are • >v

3It. .a’V's Teftaol, itaaley.(Unaeuoainafcional,.

11 14; C LA. 71 liable* 1II I ' :I

! 1 I !t iI

1 I !ii illI

i:'iaFeliciana Islands Company's Oehool, Lanvia.(Undenominational /.

i .‘ »»rlS!! 1;! j

ii

iI 11 198Ii

! :

eaohera are employ-. alisland islands Oi&yt-i. :ij • 3 c&apeaoners.

i Vaaeaoalm Uomtl,

TWOQd in the company*a Camp in ai’ojiia, ast Falkland.

I 1i! IJ • inao a?- uj

i! i!

:otal aural.* in the Colony under instruction i• • • • • • 411• • * ♦ • • • « a

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(!()vkrnmknt publications.

newspapers, &c.

104 10 7’0

Section ly.:

Published ‘ Cost of Price and ; Postage to i

' Subsciption ; United ; Pule. i Kingdom

-r-

Address of London Agent, if'; any.| Circulation.:

Title of Publication.:

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: copy.i

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and £l. per year,

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(L.) UURRENOY.

(2.) BANKING.

(3.) WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

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i with relative value. ,Average rate of Exchange on Loudon for each month ot past

year.Private Banks.rnnient. % Government.. ial GoveColon By the Public.

ij

apo*1#gold.aovsrnaent Bills at ar. 1 i 1 .i

222, " British 'torj.iu >to any28 notes.)21/- ))

I,/- i sea roe 21)

aaountt! i).

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of all Banks doing busiuess in the ColoujfWeights aud Measures in common use and their equivalents in ImParticulars

penal Weights aud Measu

Underwhat

authorityestablished.

Number of Establish­ments in

the Colony.

in the n N<>te C.rcuiaUoa m the

Colony.

| Principal Agency in ' United Kingdom.

Capital paid up. HrName of Bank.

Address of Head Office.

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Section 20

EXPORTS.AND

for the year

imports

1^ S3 •

x o- STATEMENT of the Value of Imports i

lolanAointo tho Colony of tho

[,-om each Country by CW, during the Year ended 31st112 SB!(l)

Imports into t&e Colony of 19 SS»STATEMEI,Ti!,t„'»W by Classes, during the Year ended 3,st ber,peceR1

(1) SUMMARYFalkland ita Depend000100

December. 19 gg#

Class II. Class III. Class IV.Class I.

Islands from TotalImports

(includingBullion

HawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanu­factured.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu­

factured.

Miscel­laneous

andUnclassi­

fied.

Bullionand

Specie.

TotalMerchandise.Cou»lrieS ol

Ori8in’Food,

Drink, and Tobacco.Class IV. andClass Ill-Class II. Total

Imports(includingBullion

andSpecie),

Specie),1 Class I.Bullion

andSpecie.

TotalMerchandise.

RawMaterials

Miscel­laneous

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu­

factured.

Countries of Origin.

andFood, Drink, and Tobacco.

and £ £Articlesmainly

Unmanu­factured.

£ £ £ ££Unclassi­fied.

56708 300 654432606 G5443850255United Kingdom -

£ ££££££0538995389,1 41844 50086277: 27508United Kingdom ... Parts of the

British Empirem

Other

Other Parts of theBritish Empire

Total other Parts of the \ British EmpireI Total other Parts of the

British Empire8381Foreign Countries 8381

1805780

138485frwsU,Chile.Cwsnark.

801071 5730188457180184

1803433093911 130Foreign Countries 124134 39Argentine. 5171 0895137 2985 8293 39 31123 128128 31 3184Chile. 457 3911 5730

130509 343 5720 8124m*

SI120 191030130 TOCO4551Dutch Dost Indies 48974 4097448974124 134134m

39• 39 39High seea. 124200 1842095l

109308124

124200Holland. 51 312985 5979 10956 199300124

ttruguay. 100074551 1668 1086 19 16607Mai p 8028059ote'gn Countries 56047832

Total Foreign Countries 0805013567 184869 16375 862 02050215673815673 1102qRan 39501D Totai.......... 8810ill?

1Grand Total. ...811146 97619 U68 311008311002

114115(l) SUMMARY STATEMENT of the Value of Imports into tj,e ■

from each Country by Classes, during the Y SUMMARY STATEMENT of the VATfrom" each *ClaSef <jpjg£ Wjk g^

C1”*in. 01,.,

South Georgia(h ,!

December. 19gg#

Class III. Class IV.Class II.Class I.Class I. 3S-Class II.

RawMaterials

Food. and Drink, and Articles Tobacco, mainly

Unmanu­factured.

IV.Articles

wholly or uminly Manu­

factured.

Miscel­laneous

andUnclassi­

fied.

BullionCountries of Origin.

TotalMerchandise.

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanu­factured.

Countries of Origin.and TotalArticles

wholly or mainly Manu­

factured.

FoodDrink, and Tobacco.

Specie. Miscel­laneous

andUnclassi­

fied.

Imports(includingBullion

BullionTotalMerchandise. and

Specie. audSpecie).

£ £ £ £ ££United Kingdom ... £1G75 25671 4548 £89806 £ £

United Kingdom

Other Paiis of theBritish Empire

Other Parts of theBritish Empire

I

H t

Total other Parts of the ) British Empire i

Total other Parts of the) British Empire J

•o

foreign Countries

latch 'Test 3eS.F°reign Countri

tes.3300Indies, 112 25604:397/>tettoo .

5373 10956

5972 43974

124300 19930 !

a2965

Tr,Utl Ffjreign Cojun tries

1900&

F°ta] p0,'ei«» Countries

CHanijTotal.

N

I

1/M117116 r

SUMMARY STATEMENT of the Value of Domesxxc Exports fa

ountiy by Classes, during the Y

Class IY.

Exports from MValue of Domestic

by Classes, during the Year ended..t&e coiSTATEMENT of the (2)(2) SUMMARY

Iol&nAi to each Countryomto each Colonyear ended

:Islands of |!|pffelldandt&e: 33.• « . :' :Class I. Class II. IClass III..

Class IV.Class Ill-Class II.Class I. TotaldomesticExports

UndudiBullion '

< and Specie).

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanu­factured.

TotalDomesticExports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

TotalMer­chan­dise.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu­

factured.

Countries of Final Destination.

I! fj-'inBullionand

Specie.

Miscel­laneous

andUnclassi­

fied.

! RawMaterials

Miscel­laneous

Bullionand

Specie.

Food,Drink, and

Tobacco.

TotalMerchandise.

Articles wholly or mainly Manu­

factured.

\>\f! 1 ! 1, k\Countries of

Final Destination. andFoodDrink, and Tobacco.

andArticlesmainly

Unmanu­factured.

Unclassi­fied. :::

: .

}£ £ £ £ £ £ £

£fi ££ ££££ 114-396 v.United Kingdom 6710 131106 !.1 : ' II £30750 -2387531C4354114896United Kingdom ||s jj

Other Parts of theBritish Empire

!I:■ 1

4K>Other Parts of theBritish Empire

■, ' #». i! 1:ME

i-

:I|1!f

■:

1-:

!:!1 ! '

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Total other Parts of the| British Empire )

ii: Total other Parts of the

i British Empire! !

■

Foreign Countries.:iForeign Countries. i!

296’296Chile. 50# 8461374174300

13741

570001 18586360

1017

1374174300

: h

545545Cfeftl* 347i 846 19850 206S9Gi; 6700010135£5750

67030-I01S3510 86860108 ex?i 1017i

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,ij 252739 ■

<98796 ;!vV

1S1947! II121947m iDiuNi) Total 114594 7107Obaxd Total. 840wky. 1 'i

481409461488SA/i ,

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G0Utto°El)r8nesa,m^ Domestic Ext |ugu^„aSlol> Iclanas to each Ccfficy6^ clMeS]

: j!*|?, , Vvtde of Domestic Exports from tha STATEML^ Co^y by classes, diu’ing the Year ended.!

Class II. Class HI- Class IV.

korts from the Depend enoi{during the Year ended. 1932.

(•2) summary

of south Georgia *0Class I. Class II. Class III. Class IY.

Class I.Tot&!

V,onieatic,“xP»rt»

Bullion

RawMaterials

andArticlesmainly

Unmanu­factured.

TotalMer­chan­dise.

$ TotalDomesticExports

(includingBullion

andSpecie).

Bullionand

Specie.

RawMaterials Total

Mer­chan­dise.

Miscel­laneous

andUnclassi­

fied.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu­

factured.

Countries of Final Destination.

Articles wholly or

mainly Manu­

factured.

Miscel­laneous

andUnclassi­

fied.

Bullionand

Specie.

;Food,Drink, and

Tobacco.Countries of

Final Destination.and IFood.

Drink, and Tobacco.

Articlesmainly

Unmanu­factured.

andSpecie). •• fir

t££ £ ££ ££ ££ £££ £ £

Ilf117644 117644 llJnited Kingdom ...117044United Kingdom1

I' k!:

. Other Parts of theBritish EmpireOther Parts of the

British Empire Il

I

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ii;1

.

Total other Parts of the British Empire 1 kUotal other Parts of the

British Empire imi

!■!

5m4Foreign Countries.Foreign Countries.

•Jiil;:kvl/JCentine. Brazil.Cape Verde Is. High Sees.

;Koraay. Uruguay.

1374174300C70001012585750

1374L743000700010185

1374174300 0700 3 10123 80260

472

HIirj

H510 GS8S0■%\

473i 472

■1£11

:ii■ -

Total Foreign Countries510 s251398 I'otiil I>25l^3 0le'gn Countries251393

I

Giiisn Totalj 510 os3032 36054^ Riund369542 Total

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1 a § g §H g

(3) to 2 oC* dH «HslklandDependencies 50 8 o10Class II. ' Class HI. Class IV. 01 3Class I.

!TotalMer­chan­dise.

£ 19Raw jMaterials Articles

and wholly or Articles 1 mainly mainly Manu-

Unmann- factured. factored.

Bullionand

Specie.

a Cl?Miscel­laneous

andUnclassi-

! fied.

? §8 O §{A

o1 IaCountries of Final Destination. 9HFood,

Drink, and Tobacco.

»9CP 95a oa

i Jg o o Ci1 rr;p CO0 S 8; p too o 9£ $£ I£ 8££ ro£ m H IS£ f is <7>o'Dg3833750114396 124354 338780United Kingdom% O es ° ? £ ..

9 a S "*a C.1 8 3 fto o rsHH a a Ss

o • ti o

Other Parts of theBritish Empire a s s s a g

H C? gjf O &P: O 8 o IC» toH0.; 20 Oo' C3 CO H £$ HQ ft*it 8>

H 1 ji1:" i! iSi *©

HO H CDa 6« rt

* .V s.

d r>C5SO S€T# cits, pc0

«v>*$Rsho

sio. C5

P ITotal other Parts of th n)eOBritish Empire «*5

Sb *© #00 V>49 v* »©2© H

c’O j<P (3«-l <*>

H tOForeign Countries. H oSO

«0 H oM

6s £ Q<5.5 HPArgsntine • 9qe«a

O'Q ■---1374174300

670001013565750

-Brazil. 1374174300

2SS670001012506360

1017

«1374174300

Vs? r? c>....rp •-: c-‘ ' "

«• B:BChile. in £3 ^1 ^;o1 f

« H O I246 0Cepe 7erde Ie. 3eaa.

50 *i C5296 s ts67;101253G20Q

1017

MWormy.tttugaay.

BD

510 - CQa—»•c198 H Q -v.;a319 '73 I.o 12H p-a

■S5S■:7©> (jH

r

Total Pore%n Countries246 708 251785 1S5273C852739 5372

WWP to Raw

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lib Amount of Customs Revenue received during the Five YOF THU ears

distinguishing the amounts derived - from PrincipalReVBnue received during the FiVe Y j)GGCO.t>.or ,• ■ •earsCustoms

Amount of the amounts derived from PnncipalOF THE (S&Iklona Islands)•handise-STJMMABY 5 distinguish111® 0£ Hereglasses• ■ •

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23081974Spirits

1obacc0

Vtine

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1513684 350177■ • •2575 360• •• 139206• • •183Tobacco

834 $ito&08838• • •197• • • *23Wine • • • 375560

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£6154£7879£8189Total from Imports ... *7520 £11988

B.—From Exports.

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8139Oil, Whale ...'fool

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151v/

Amount of Customs Revenue received during the Five TearsOF THE

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the amounts(i3k© uopondono? of South ahetlante}Customs

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1 • ■• 0 •Beer

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Total from Imports

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B.—From Exports.

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12405 Oil, Whale ...OU, Seal • • •aTnoluflOil, Whale...

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Customs Revenue received during the p- OF THE Amount of Customs Revenue

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(6) SUMMARY of

ended...............

Classes of Merchandise.

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amounts derivedlu’mg the Five Years

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B.—From Exports.

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b--From Exports.

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T°tal fr°m Exports • • •

Geand Total.

1 Gi*and Total.

154 f155

(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the quantities and Maine of each c]

Merchandise Imported during the year ended gist DeQQRlbor, 1933 a

the Coimtries of Origin (a)

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the Countries of Origin (a)

g

Saoiaana ialaa4s 1938,

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of Origin WQuantities. Value. Quantities. Total Imports.^'ahle<

Quantities. Value.Quantiti,

CLASS I, :£ ■

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Uruguay

89942994 4I39

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United Kingdom

ArgentineChile

Upagaey

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mte l IClnsdoB

ArgentineBrazil

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^anoeIforaay

Uruguay

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Idr &

156tAILKD STATEMENT showing the Quantities and Value of

imported during the year ended ilst doctor,

Countries of Origin (a) (AaInland lalenda

I each description(7)ing the Quantities and \ alue of each <lesCripUoi.

slst Dooerabos?, lose ,

(IttUdona Islands and aoponsoa0l08)

TATEMEXT show m,TI•: llDKTAlhED S clin»clise

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tie torn.™, of Origin

tliei;ill1 fli!|fi Imports for Home Consumption. Total Imports. w

Total Imports.p 11 Home Consumption- T:Imports for Quantities. Value. Quantities. Value.Articles and Countries

of Origin (,«) Quantities.m Value.Value.Quantities.o sil C > 1(QO&tdd

gjQt#*

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Tobagoo*.United Kins&«»

BrasilChile

Horsey

Uruguay

51335133fi'jl 30533033-111!: 1038lose-:

101181 df ;I Si 5!‘38 83S738827S

fatal17317933

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^S&atia©1 17 1331GO-GO 1331

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15S 159IJ3£TAILED ST A r KM ENT showing the Quantities

31st{■'-1

showing the Quantities and Value ofdetailed statemex i

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i;ii^otesjXioes and 0355 6330%tal 5«is«raBs«j -rAv r TUnite: £i&03aa

Uruguay1642 1942 teltuga and 8£?o.o.te.,.

WW iUngstoEi

ircentlns

63 OS 1142 11142t-

f -i rTotal tiilA8005*s 80 35 mChile 38g?RB. Rohr *.*n

®*te* Kingaom

/ 8787<SWK*1 1871486 480 127.1

2315 80157otal

■3301 0301 i-I11031106 *14

^Qy : ft.14 ■J Ll it399hitel XlasSfl«

AreontiaaChile

thmgBay

^y iSi’JBO 102309 Sift260010y

1457 1437 115911395 3

fi500 098

S32btal S3(a) If th- Country of Origin is 4710 1_____________ 47X0,,

0,11 which consigned should he ^x'unobtainable ed *ouW »* ^n*tlien C°U||tj.y j-r which consign(a) fromlf thfe Country

Country of Origin i htaiitable. then ,!;■

is uno■ V>’

1/'V■ 1

161fi

160STATEMENT showing the Quantities and Value of each description

, i during the year ended Slot Doeas!)®?, 1938,imp011

Countries of Origin (a) 7ol‘tUtuS. hkrtl> and iepettilQOOiesl

pgXAlhEO(*>

1 Value of each description• the Quantities ant showing tne u hai'clise

;8bingtemev'1DETA1U®U'A theded Slot

-^lldnna Islsflto nail ■>o?ca&*3a-3l0Q)(7) i during the year en A‘#r Imports for Home Consumption. Total Imports.Importof Merchandise

:p< of Origin (a>the Countries

distinguishing Quantities. Value.Value.Quantities.Total Imports.Consumption.IS for HomeImpov

Value.Quantities.Value. .•hQuantities.

r t&a#001

u14ftf*m jc-«a 14141331?1351?OILt

ijatal1034United ansa® :1004ir\•VnArgentic 18

Kiaefl®1

980003Chile 4390 339

374norm? 3?4 Ssrsiif•A

535UWS«ff 1QS9010308 'Mol

.*.1 '• *stfBW***--'nr-: -

tor1810S'- -3

ojO Mted aaoBm 5united ftinoaoE 55

uwgmyq;133U

311 TotalTotal \ r.rW.TK ■ranss'-cw

rtto!:s p%.191? 531?3

173United iancdon iCiaofte Til5558latino32Heway Vi71^y305

1?Total 205 2059Vhay

2053Pninta and 0.11b.

United KincAoa

Argent iae

Chile

Itorway

Uruguay

3l?°tf%tal3170 454

464 git91 3000

S09Q .d dw«It.0f\SirlUm IiioHfyOU* >v?045 Couot>‘>'fatal hf,unable, the"to)704a h the Country of Origin is uno

(«) h tb-, Country of -Origin is unobtainable. then Country from which consigned *hoU 1

iho

»1

I162 ■ -IT ATBMENT showing the Quantities and Value of each descriptions

pETA l during the year ended 3X3-% gtfWsasEbes* £9!5fi»

(I^ilaaa islands)(?)Quantities and \ nine oLeacli description

iBteVte BBS ^PCS1:!^C^

lmPorte(

tbe CountnesViseT EMENT shovr •,p= of Origin (a)bane

isbinfi

dei'cDETAILED S’1A of ■0) ins tbe year en .flU91 fi-f*imported during Imports for Home Consumption. Total Imports.IPIn of Merchandise

distinguishes T^e;P< of Origin (a) nA Countries

iU'd^fOrigin («)IS Countriesfil Value.Quantities.Value.Total Imports. Quantities.Consumption-!m.

for HomeImports

Value.Quantities.‘-sssr Value.■r-Quantities. •'■aiAt

1

&IIt &M4£*394IS a1371 01

I■ 87unite;rxsentine

33 87uprfsinot 194i iws#? 30433048liS.ii.'wr.

13 53 ■ ftltsl,77-5-'-' - »»IWJNW*Total

5730} Maagj.

mtoi mP®tiptoes

5$SB8Ueariaill^Sg&i.

unite* iaieas®

Chile

595871

871 1104fclle •11104

i|,V:8089Total tasmay

3009Hire rancir^ Victegials..

;Unite* !CUg3m;/ a&s

H Sia^osa

Chile80S SS&XS43 •

■Total 883 miS;s!5A-.1*1-rtar-’"K!r'

135gL'J^ !-•. ■, - 'Vi'6013^nla&ls. llvinn tstooiri

united iJiauaflciChlla

Otucuay

300 1900!< 60s*300040 10BO!

iV*G43 16331910

1563Hi1 liesTotal uas

.ivt'U-\a 's' i-a shouii i sig"ei ich 0°*wdnc1 /

*

fvoiu0onntryinaide, the11^ hthe Country of Origin is unobtmniv co­

il 1* -1'«> If lh" Coimlry of 0ri«iu is ^oWmahH. ih*-n Country from which consign^ shoul

jC ,*.> cTrrr■

104 o

1

(7) DETAILED STATEMENT showing the Quantities and Va]u111 e of RETAILED STATEMENT showi

handise Importecl during the year ended

the Countries of Origin (a)

e^ch d• ; llg the Qitantitiof Merchandise Imported during the year ended Slg*

distinguishing the.Countries of Origin (a) (ApJL'CXt'H’Kt A

i es and Val2*0®Bt ue of each,]

' hl'^m tsu(lf M®rC 11

;n!niishingi

distin°Imports for Home Consumption.

TotaI fmpo.Aj’ticles and Countries of Origin (a) Imports for Homrts. e ConsumptionArticles and Countries

J of Origin (a)f J r°tal Imports.Quantities. Value. Quantities.Value. Quantities. Value.i Quantities.Mineral foitg-s,

tmite-a Kiasto

SruGuay

.ri

•->? n133 ■va->

•VjtvII il 41592 .4168a 395tetei 39164Jy mile soII 1st •50ng^along

KItv^qej

APSGjitiac ■

Brasil

Chile

team*fiollaiEt

^>0«ay

II li 43 45W»7 eaJ: 10343 60 iT

XCOA.;; *'*.*■»• *6«BewMe«ati

fetal 60S90S 60SA

A OL119

110

Wfea Wacgoi

ftwt las

•:-uc2iso •<a» #7- •

' 478 472 illaW-M

;■

25 252340 ii- •Stile2245Total/

!:.85308530■at- K£Mr*se Nguay19862

°“te5^riaoe

1663lomi ismiiiyiuo»..-v».a>5«

Total 460546332530 Sm»-w- »ai.~c—xtc -J»u3k -Jtso ^jrr>K»vv s*«wa*JW2S30

33' B 3 21342154 .;

2051

““t®3 -'anakiB

fcazii

13312231 1331

Tbt^i 55183315

3374Chll9 5374121

121 10035 1093STbtal 133 135^ If tin- Conntj 3603••' <A Origin i.. 1106 I I

'"^AUtinai,] 5503 1106lhen C0e.Unti*y fr

0jiJ which ,c TFi' ui'-consigned shouh Id he given->nsigned nhouwhich c(Country fromlllt,y °I Origin is unobtainable- then

*

1U IJlU U

pBTAILED STAT EMENT showing theQ

ImJOrlecl *"**the s'e” «** aeocabw*' *e Countries o£ Origin (a) ^ ■

i 1II ED STATEMENT showing the Quantities anil Value of each

Imported during the year ended

ies of Origin (a)

i uantities and Val(?) Ue o£ eac^1 description

1952,,(7) DETA

I lit Slst Dae a j,

(i -ial’tla"!A Islands}'1 fl of Merchandise

distinguishing the Countries|

Mi' :im a: h it

ishingdistil

Imports for Home Gonsumptiou.Imports for Home Consumption. iota] Imports. ^otal Imports.Articles and Countries

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

SSS2i .o««!n. ;aoots.

United Klas€U*a

Urump.y

VWi *U42i wmI r 1S4£i I i.53 396S m 87

-UK- Jr M. vs^.v- .* - CtrKT'

8006Total SJ' '813G1? IM?'Hotel«PWS.V>*a-atV3sW«*' wr» *V.- r-r-»^.;-5»T,-irpc-i:-.- ... v

Sssrac.* Acne, etc.AW K * -tx**

|8B find.

Osltod riOgfiUKS.ttoltal ■loc.hKa 870 870

1073:v.m•1.- nr^is".Ms*,v*;

To tel 14870 U870 OUSKay1010Itsoijrghcnloale. CruAe a;ifl In*..

united Xiaoioei 11032483 11038403 fotalArcentia-2

5 V’jVV* aJWi'H.'iU

Chile50

Oweney oa35~o 1O3G0

10808Total n254.8 nto m5iUenTCMivWKjTHia* |c;.eo» >^>a

18374Vay 574^ted Oaefta

60916091 10611Oosaany1061185asapttSOBLf

2121Total 306

I 805gx:5?6137 3Vy 3'

511311

^ If th«- Couutr U1 be Pvel1-y of Origin is msigneit slw«“■‘obtainable, then ft which ci(ft) ^ thebi-gi^"'UlltlJ irom which consigned should fromCountryCountry of Origin is unobtainable, then

168Hi 9

it a

! II : Ji(7) DETAILED ,STATEMENT showing the Quantities and V;1]Ue

of Merchandise Imported during the year ended

X; laujjg j

or BTAILEV STATEMENT showi

dise Imported during the year ended „

the Countries of Origin (a)

eoch ,ie (!) V n§ the Quantities

v-'CihkXsjI,,-*

SC1^S Iand Va]

each descripti

I Id3sfJfgl-cl)*111

iehinfi

distinguishing the Countries of Origin (Orj| JI; ' 'll of

distil"1i; if ' iOf if

Imports for Home Consumption r°tal impArticles and Countries of Origin (a) Imports for Home CI onsumption.[I Total Imports.Quantities. Value. QuantitiesI ft

Quantities. Value.Quantities.

ftjr -ff

if' A

hOggSKBr.

gjtteaI |«BK?

tSilted i'lXustasu1017II 1917&>tal '■**■“•*«****

1?. 100 1?its eaa oiia. '.'ota'i 1034 1S34Unites idn^oa

S7S4 2724as. to

Argentinef-ndai o

et a * > V ‘V »w-. frrv* :411Chilelltet ilnclcsin 1S47I*E^liay £1

j 1245 CS3»o**fiVS«rr.sl?r»!<i.a!3t (CWCOnaa. rw*

1043 fotel ISA?Ajtel .V1 • -M VfK.,% ..4463

siagdojx1 >

37083708®Ue 133133

14 • ! i14 totalAofeti 3834 |.|3834IIJU U5? &/bfegtfrJW%!**mn*r*

3L4 •I1 it,'•]

Site 4ssd&la-!r. *_»v'o«. I'JVMI** *'•" V*‘V

t&ited jii 10311101£8703: j027Sktai on

UK* : * 1248»6 1 1240A 00, .****** •

*“*•* :a3003>t*l 1200 500843

343f«; iftii.- ,0cv 1200>u,Jtry of Orn«in w 11 1130*** Co•Uitry f|.JI,J W^ic^ c<ui.signed should heaven* UflS iened should he t?i'lM1,

^ol1 CHmm^Ulnt,,y °r Origin is unobtainable, then Counti.'

1/1170

pJiTAU'^D S I A 1 EM'LNl showing the (^uantiti

olet

KI) STATEMENT showing the Quantities ami Value of

Imported during the year ended

e;tcl) (]es .(7) DETA11 (0 es and Val

cnbcs?116 °F ^ description

» 1933,

option Jise Imported during the year ended,U;t UOujtbo!?., 195g^

ies of Origin (a) (jPiiidj}ei'c',il11

lisliin^

of Merchandise

distinguishing the Counti iesof the Countries of Origin (a) (^outUdistil1

Imports for Home ConsulImports for Home Consumption. l°tal Imports. option.**rs&sk,m Total Imports.Articles and Countries of Origin (u) Quantities.Value. Quantities. Value.Quantities. Quantities.Value. Value.

/■>

Ag: I - • V2

: ! S8ItSLi. 3810Argfcfc&ne 18 7 7

f 183Mol 13 63 65I III Opts ..aV,

ArgsmiaeEH*

IBS 1SS 870hltea Tingtioa 379H I:**V Vr'W ;lsr.S1

179trey 179Tdtal 193 133

total 458 458ten.

tMto! XlagioQ

fcr^entino

-Ts^tsblea nnd

483 ■30JW<«4 StnodciEi 1010Cvl 501

4Mu 4101 15117 1Sstnl

114015total 10

ZiacflOQ

Argentine

Sonay

Q38 855

jjll PUfil.! 239533471

48974nCdaa 804712043 8345

Total 4397491336076 ■ 6076

013377570Hi

77073

rfi) If th- Country of Origin j,ujJohtainaMe. th |,| heei‘ Cou oiisigned shou'■ ‘,()ri1 which consigned should be ttiiven-

which cJ ttthe fromCountryQou utl’.y of Origin is unobtainable, then

m

1731721 1

DETAI led ST AT IiMENT showing the Quantities

nciise Imported during the year ended

the Countries of Origin (a) (BOU1&

ving the Quantities and Value of 'tSTATEMENT dun (7)each de and Va] ue ot each descriptionOETAILED

chandise Imported during the year

Pinion(*)°lot 5j®OQI3ber* 1933.ended Jfercha

(listing111

Slot 1953

(saatk QmscM)ofof Her

distinguishing die CountriesGeorgia)ishingins of Origin (tt)

1

! I:Imports for Home Cfor Home Consumption. I otal Imports. onsumption. Total Imports.ImportsArticles and Countries

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

U£

Ox*

12SU«ft

0##

12 G200 200ttoited Kingdom*pgentlne

librsay

1434s 143405 00■

603 600641 041

316Q 8180ttotal936 036 I'total

li unr. SteBozlyflaflBearar^Ibited KlnGdoea

Timber.f

06661?1?/j?SQntlno.

Vtormy G38G32305305 Honey' 093698total 383 totalsas t

,w rjpl.\K.'l

totfege MBfltoale oil. 1 >.wCoot3*i4High Seas l 134300 4! 134309 ' , 1

i4total 124800 4totali 134200

jr hn : -igpgpjMMlWMff '■|

SLass ni.I i t;8?ten. if* 37

:39IKlaodote ml1310 291310 ilI 1 :

5619 'total1310 561810 11 ' '1

^nraa1 IT

^lngaoiator*ey

2309210I

31G 2309 99328lS 993 4295.3815total5031 4895 7597 •;3031

*>tu 7597 (1 shouUl b, Btven.! which consignIIf th " Oonntry of Origin is fromCountryIf ttle Country of Origin is unobtainable, thenunobtainaPi shouldthen Country from which consigner! ✓

. n

175 r174;ED ST ATEMENT showing the Quantities and Value of each description

dqtM11;ing the Quantities and Value of each de

led 31st uoceobor, 1930,

/south Georgia)

(0 Imported during the year ended ^ !**««**, 1938,

(3outfa Goorgig,}TEMEAT show ScviPtion

detmiED ' dise11distil11

(«) ies of Origin (a)ofeiu the Countries,,tta! jgliinSof Merchandise

distinguishing:ps of Origin (a)- :

Imports for Home Consumption. Total Imports.the Countries:

total Imports.Consumption.Imports for Home Value. Quantities. Value.Quantities.

A^?<j££5nK8 Quantities.Value. ^alue.Quantities.

O-"A. &

■ m•ht

124a 3Kited stages

Homy jjggffltiHO

l

33 333S

15440 I40 1Total 311

dotalnnd Oils*

felted AincdcE

,y?seatineroray

4404404345

1S090999C vm.j

! 35793070 ;1U1 9otal :. «sw-w*ra.-.rw’'3*537w--*--rs*=s*

&

ships m tiara*335

1 235rJomy «i,\.

'E

4 d335Total 335

■V.idSoap. QftMlec snd ToiletTeporetlons.

United Kingian

nomay

\■

X > ,|| i

v« I10

10 5I?;5 \15 \:Total

Stationary. tfoatta myi

ArgenttaeMomay

! ISI

;

g3:■

i53■■

71{

i71IPA t

•Uotal124 Ul be g'veU‘cl showconin’hich 1fvolU nV '•'

Couuiv>''ithen

btainni>ie-to) ^ the Country of Origin is nn0iveO-be ^(a) If the Country of i etl should18 unohUtiiiftt,t<-, then Country from which consign

177176ill 'X '•V f ;

1 TAILED STATEMENT showing Quantities and Vali; de ue oE aU articles E 'B STATEMENT showing Quantities and Value of all articl

gist Seoesber, lQge,

f Domestic Produce. (alklaail felsto a»A ^Gffoado&ol0o)

(8)i sported toes EDETAILEi"ps during the year ended

I;p£4 during the year endedPorted(8) iolat Becetab

Oallsland Island

Countries

0[ Domestic

to e3r» 1932, distinguishing

s ai1^ dependonolos)

distiVarious Countries !! Iic Produce.

the Exports o

QuantitiesQuantities. Value. Value.Articles and Countries ol' Final Destination. Domestic

Produce.Produce

other than Domestic.

Domestic Produce Produce.

Articles and Countries of Final Destination.

£ l:DomesticProduce.

Total.Produce other than Domestic.

Produce°ther thanDomestic.

DomesticProduce.

vrother than Domestic.

Total.Total.It Total.

£ £ i;£nottthJ.ygHt forward

£ £ £; 58685 bagsCLASS Im.

Lire SfreaPfL

3QG9S 21814

14210 859021814: : 3P0 j’>1 f;£ 4

hip!14210;

359082 240 [82Chile 48400 r? 48400 36300 38300

total. 88 84-682 843CLASS II.

Phi ted 'St&GftCB

21800 1635021800 t? 13350»»y

;! i123103 85054 83054125105Total53 G I20058D 220 1 '• i

39Uruguay 2039 SO ■ j :

pL.. United Klngcloa 10001000155oaslca155; total 585 846505 240

15015055f: : ft55 i "awepflkliia.

Stilted Etag&m

Uruguay

■ gmm MHMfllMWi

11501150210210total4095 i876 Bales 670 4695173■;

83■

'Wted Kingdom

n IvG33II 7599275992Barrels 37996total 379964873699 699! 4873 325032501635. nne 1625uaui 38000

19000 30900

67000

09400

«19000: 67010; 510w i tons 33500

34700

: 51 510 er^Q Islands t»35500i 69400I. total 510 n54709 47251 81 5X0 Hua 472836y rf236

254114E54H4****•« Klngtosa 187057^tai109476

10940®

1270573934958 Iba

m5934338

3934853 109475;total 10125

10120109475 4500'LTons4500 10125

10125i^tal 4500I: ft4500' Xing**si®1*S^Baee £101438693

438666

£181433603

178179.

[1

STATEMENT showing Quantities and Value o£ all

gist Deocribor, 1933 s

{Itilbland Islands ana Dopona

TAILED STATEMENT showing Quantitiarticles J;detailed. es a»d Value of allde(8)

m^ishi

' (8) sticks Exported to

distinguishing

ended • s during the year endedI during the year Slstdisti 0

(Shlklana Ielenaa),

Coiinti'Q5

0f Domestic

;■ iVarious Countries 1933, ■

nig Iic Produce. ■of Domestic Produce.. ;I!:•- the Exports

\ InQuantities Value. Quantities!r Value.. iicles anil Countries of Al Final Destination.

Articles and Countries of Final Destination. Domestic

Produce.Produce

other than Domestic.

DomesticProduce.

Produce other than Domestic.

Domestic Produce. •

Produce other than Domestic.

!Total. DomesticProduce.

Produce other than Domestic.

Total.. Total. Total.

£ &&£ £ £gyg§ HIjl

r

r&eep •1;^|^s9s»afi»ssar

03 OS 240 2461 54-5: 345II united Kingdoo

Argentine

Oroguay

8S 821457 246Total 24614571 090 : 197

fiS II »,1 0*5 on

UmV tX 2199total I. 226526 220530T*“ mlted Kincdosa

Seal Oil. 202G3930tafliay34838Halted iCingdan

Argentine

Oris. 11620 8483811620 r4 246246565565Total444222 3rls. 232 444*ii

jc-jg --Tr.-r.

Wking.25842Total 11843 3rls. 853421104346954895^ Kingdom. 670balesC>7Cr.-—•’Itr

17817883t;8-3united Kingdom

Chile165165 ■ 4873i 4873099■total50 69950

■total 315215 199475109475*tmao. 39543533934059 lbs

1094751094703934858®>t&i 3934352 "

1000m : 1, 100C^■^odoia 163 150caslss155 15Cf55tt55 1150

115C210%tai f?sio

■lo y;1

•• (S) DETAILED STATEMENT showing Qimntiti■ es

181j; \ arions Countries during the year ended31st iDc-°mbQz>3

m detailed statement sho,vithe Exports of Domestic Produce. Ing Quantitiesisiaaa©) and ValCountries during, the ae of all^ario»s

the Exports of Domestic Prod

year ended articles E^PortedQuantities Slot n̂ sabor,Articles mi Countries of 1938,nee. clistiFinal Destination. Domestic Produce Produce, other than

I Domestic.

^guishing(South gv0o*gla)

■ ,t

QuantitiesArticles and Countries of Final Destination.°*estic

DomesticProduce. Produce

°ther thandomestic.£Seal Oil.

Shifted ivinsdoaa 1701 ! brig.1701 50::q 0$s JJLl

Diale Bono.SO,OoHbtal 1701 PVMtr?1701 OQjO

form?5ooo 51BerUKi

51ISragjay 545 ICL1SS III.

5432.97

197Wted Kln^cioja

3860s • 50095742 S1QUirsontino 81314****«**§** 14210 14210Brazil 0590 8390Chile 4Q4GC- *.^3400 36300 36300lOS : I 2100 8 31800 13350 16350%tai 50I

183103 83054 83054I : S15i

9919 19338 18333I

: 828 444 444

10141 10141 20882 20833

iI

.37990 brls; 37996 75998 75998

38501680 38501685f?.i■ I... 330003800019000

J19000r?!

69000070103350053500 *»I- •.0940069400347003470 •7I 472478230rN -> • >

tJrJO it}

254X14127057 854114:27057 n

182(8) DETAILED STATEMENT showing Quantities a ml \'.,ju

31st Booschc*,

(8oa* OaorGtaJ _

183of nil ai'ticl,Various Countries during the year ended(9) Rates and “m°unts of Duties levied

f wing the year ended 31ef,to °n al] j)nh.

00p* 1^32» disti "t,able Artic]esI

5 t%lkl

the Exports of Domestic Produce.Deo oro ported and Exp

ortedQna iQioi3(2oArticles.Quantities Qaantit QR<J Diy.Articles and Countries of Value.ValUe. ST. “mount

f d,% levied.Final Destination, i Domestic Produce I

Produce, other than Domestic. I

Rate of DDoiDrod

Leslieace.

nty.Total.

Ofti* fmpoj'ts.

'-alls . 17731DrO.113 .2779

BeerD 2£ 23060FUel Oil. if* Soa.65 * ** Sal. bufe;

£"V 443Spirits ...

Higb Sea8 4500 tons 3520! 4500 30/.10105 2779H)STobacco12979ubtal I4500 3901 V- lb.n 4500 G/9 vlgara.2596; 1015 0 SoilscWine

10185 830 2 ‘Jos. 0/m doz.

Sail.

019! 139Bardpare qrts.litres.laciilnpjw Dross,! •‘fetches,on. OUllC.° ■» #I 983c *

Pop••• V L 197Argentine G/* Dor gross nnt

2S2*WI

; 14571457Ibtal I

1407 1457

! Total ainoimt collected on 1111 Articles Imported.

: 10170 6154I

Exports.

Guano Bags1231331 33054 li&.'per 100 lbs.1596

part thereof.°h, Seal ... Li Darrels ( 138899 2/- per barrel of0i|. Whale 279596 ! 12657 40 gallons.).

i

fool lbs. 3334858 1/- per 35 lbs.

part thorooP.109475 8030!

I■

f ;I

^ota]! *7lTcollected on 1 /Vl'(ielos Exported. 22203471925

Ii

184 r

185STATEMENT showing the Quantity and Value of £

DETAILED

year

(10)1r*during the- to <*o o*0 v> ^ s I , »mSpecie Imported into ©ffr ©>'

©adistinguishing Countries from which caqaL* cu sUnsigned.•• H*i!

Imports.O S oC5 O

#H o8 i** 9so ** * $qa &■ro (0 o©Specie.Country from which

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4

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4 .6• • •

Kl I21? 83 :1

140® i160S W8 i Ii 4 31? 33 S 0 Iim i.!

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\t&o 6teJ6;Iana Isl&n&a qoA B^?oMo»oios

, «■'

:of•>J0 3’—NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREW S of STEAM VESSELS ENTER from each C r I ;•!n j i

0Untr.v, in the Y> ear 19 gg.f0rek»t-:BRITISH.. ! ii

total. 1!

Total. With Cargoes.COUNTRIES

WHENCE ARRIVED.

Ix Ballast. Total.With Cargoes. Millx Ballast.i !•j Vessels. j Tons

Net.Crews. Total.Vessels. Tons

Net.Crews. | ■Crow-Tons

Net.CrewsVessels. Vessels.Crews s<! Vessels.Vessels. Tons

Net.TonsNet. Crews :

Tons.Vessels Crews. Vessels.Net____ k,.s TonsNet Crews.!

;515;31 31031 1 : 1

3 $1531 512 ■6518 if* p6United Klngdea.

Argeotiae.

Small.

Canary Islands.

G 31591 518 i63, ISI 1 1 ea 13 f

1 ■ 1! 68 1q 68 18 ;:m u 8 i190 I 88

1 3139 18481

96311 70' 3

4 6973;148

1 4304 34

G 48350! 958;

1; ©6!X05 14 :1 1

*44 3 190' 95114I 883180! 8481i ! W040: i!1 3139 l 3189 2401 4351 301 O

t-j■

. 0968 696 105! 0 b~.ee-> 154 105 10 10387

4 87731 45044 483605 7829

10 3 8486

:Cape Verde Islands • 1 4330 j 47

148

! 1041 4801 33ii : 148! 4 (377-5 US4 18773Chile.

■:

X ;o,/4 m 34i1 j4507 34Demerit. I. .

38725 4 !

I 2 78.. 1;

i Cv:\r n■e-Jcti/2< 9584- 83723 331 W1Dutoh nest Indies. 2 8637 G7 '

3 7883 93 93r iPeru* 2 i?2S8 93J j7 84S7 13S

L -84O0B m 22

■95 [ I p;i 3 8407 lOSi 179 •c>j-1 79 106■. :Uruguay. v 1249? Ut 36055

'i 836 86 86036 75519434 840r.-r- '50 cjOi

nif$i Sees. : 4 1948 286 23 733 ■

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*>: aw* rn| »f«!----- L : !

!i1339t 271 4& ■ 30i a 81307 1

II iJ

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6«J fccc/

229\ CREWS of STEAM VESSELS CLE 1NUMBER, TONNAGE, ant the mttlana Island®

ancl BopondonoiooNo. 4.—I ‘

.BRITISH. to each C0Untry, in the Y 'ear 19 9g

FOREIGN.COUNTRIES

TO WHICH DEPARTED.

In Ballast. Total.With Cargoes. total.Total. w™l Cargoes.Tons

Net.Crews Vessels.Vessels.Tons i Crews

Net-TonsNet. Crows JN. Ba^asT'Vessels. !•Vessels ^ Ballast.|

Total.Tons Crews. Net. |

Vessels. Vessels. TonsNet.

Crews. Crews. Vessels.TonsNet-

I Tons.fe^1* Crews.I Vessels.Net TonsNet Crews.

I

4: 15313 18*54 15318 10?\

1 *134 43

2 i0188'SOB

4 187Halted XlnG^oti. ^rti* imi 4 L531317 1073S i

114738 87 % 1 13608 4164•?G aArgentine.

SMftU.Oepe Yerfte islands» 1 j EL>96; 803

! 2 14778 334

4?9l. 54: 3 8945 bDCi634| 380 6 9493 887

l i 8530 800

;?•I g mm SQ|» £% S3G 53 6 9495! 857 !2 7033 :ii-r-c- 3 10220a 40£i •!;3 16339i m4 15400

34 jy>401?U5OS

1 4G0': 47

18070 141

I 7 I 8408

2 63 ! 46 SBCGblle. ;; 18 14770 534 8. 633 46 4 154S6

41 54S59L45J

i t ST5 57808 933 29 2393 072

1 4830 471 S 12075 141!

■ 2408 150

m# Seas.ssmy*

Peru.

2 8631 55 ;:v 3379s 14?* 7 48499 S03 84 775,0SB5 sis? ■3347i ;

474930 1* 4S3Q 4\i

i5! ! S 13073 b 12075 143

5320 37«

i 3: !I ;! 7 ! :*) :y 1 3129 200I S gMO 810 53668 ?m i is85! 9isl 83I

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; 616i saTt4313630te 1 I; i

117534 !!5 13 34908 098 Si :‘

3700 . •iI! ,IiI

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! 1

■=* O' V

S3J.DUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of

T7D at PORTS in the Colony ofTONNAGE, and CREWS of SAI L I NC \ ESSELS 0f

in the Colony ofsailing

2? ana®*6-No. 5.—NUMBER,

ENTERED at PORTS inVESSELS

?clrinddn the Y

GNo.eachear 192

ClEARED of each nation^ im the Yea r i

entered. CLEARED.OF VESSELS. WjTn Cargoes.nality

In Ballast. xa'D0With Cargoes. ^ Ballast.nationality of vessels.T°nr.. Total.Vessels. Tons

Net. Crews Vessels.i I Crews ! Vessels. TonsNet.

TonsNets

TonsVessels. Crews Vessels. ; CrewsNet. VesseLs.TonsNet.

Tons Crews! Net(Jre*K

li

1I

\?t %V? m he4 | SI?Uritiah.Argentina,

4 m SI? 333S! I12 1403 im908 1400 !J:S 2l46e ! Qg 1468 159\f.I

111I

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I

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1 6I • i

Total ! —• 1606 ]1(505 l2®180 190'

1093i Total6 0!II§

4

o o o £04 233

each nationm Ae Year 192

i

I1 TONNAGE, and CREWS of STEAM VESSELS

ESTERED at PORTS in the Colons- o£ tte <nt[|}I13EK, TONNAGE, and CREWS

PORTS in the Colony ofNo. 7—NUMBER. of STEAM VeSSELS of

PARED at! ,ENTERED.

cleared. IIn Ballast.With Cargoes. qj? VESSELS. With Cargoes.nationality of vessels.

Ballast.■ Total.Vessels.I Crews TonsTons

Net.I Vessels. Crews Vessels. TonsNet,I 'easels. CrewsNet. Vessels. :Tonsf CrewsNet. Vessels. Tons! CrewsNet.

!■

i

I SH24"3 sc i m&!; soiBritish l

SC Iosif* i mm \3*; 3355 50?pit*®* 63 U7524

632L 465

18387 193

1SLSl aSO I;a ■-Argestlae

Mors&y

.mmi 4m i

i513$ d 3'63 17Abatis0 * 3 -

|| |!

Eic- m i a i5Sill 5 5358 94 9ill! I

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3480

»iW757Totalt

%SQ0t6 & i43:i

M 120392I.

1;**.

&

£oov ~X

in*e Colon, *Ttf8gSL£SF*j|kPOBT oTOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of SAILING VESSELS

--------- BRITISH. '

!;[}

m die Year 1935No. 9.— 5P0REigN-

total. ]

Total. With CargoE8.Ballast.In Ballast. Total. 1With Cargoes.NAMES OF PORTS.

Total.Tods j Crews. Net.. Vessels.Vessels. |Ca*°* Tons Crews.Crows- 1 Vessel*.

^Ne\8 OrewsNet,Tons I Crews

Net.Vessels.!(Vessels. Vessels. Tong.! CrewsTons

Net, Crews.NetVessels Vessels.Net,! . TonsToilsNet,

CrewsNet.Cre'V8.

I }I

i 1 64 10, ! !! 1 : 64 1064 10 1l 54 10

153 28

Stanley.

a>x Bay.

South Georgia.

It!: rrO ISS 22! II3 133153 32 ■ 3S33 f9G1468 S 1463 96S s 1.468i 963 1463 1 ■

96 1.1

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1685 ^0f II i

6;i

Total iI; ]

128r— —4 21?1 i

6 1685 |• * • !32 ! ■ 2 1468 $0. i* 4 217 II

i I!I

-

40 Ui

tTOWAGE, and CREW S of SAILINGtotal number, the Falkland Islands

and DependenciesNo. Id--

li • 1)0 each CBRITISH. oimtry, in ^ yI ea r 19\

38FOli)J j-ORBIC®' 'x&u.•• total.In Ballast. 11 f, With Cargoes. Unames OF PORTS. Total. wJTh Cargoes.nn c•ja,{go In Ballast.Tons

Net.CrewsVessels. Vessels.Crews111 Tons 1

Net. iVessel?. 1Total.Tons * Crews. Vessels.Vessels. Tons

Net. Crews.Net. Vessels. Tons. Crews.! Vessels.Net- Tons: Crews.)i ! Net...;IFIII

V 8X7 33 ii •4I&x 9ft7*South Georgia.

! [;•4sl ai7 33159m 817 33 u2 urn 159■ 8 1408 150<

i ;I1!■

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1035 l02« n? » !

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jtke jOklana Islands aaa yaponclonoios

the Colony ofPORT inTONNAGE, and CREW S of STEAM VESSELS EN „teacl1 in the Year 19jjg .No. n.-TOTAL NUMBER4

TKHiiD.v

FOREIGN.BRITISH. TOTAL.1 iI II1 Total. With Cargoes.1Total.In Ballast. jm Bat^aST- In Ballast.With Cargoes. Wna Cako0Es.

Vessels

Total.names of ports. I

Tons | Crews. NetCrews. ‘ Vessels. Vessels.iJ Tons

Net, Crews. Vessels.Crews Vessels, i TonsNet,

TonsNet.

Vessels. Crews TonsNet

Tons.Net,

Crews Crews.TonsNet.

Vessels.Vessels.) TonsNet.

Crews.VesselTonsJfei.

:Cre'ws.iI :

:!

*

16 4459310 44573 81C16 44573 61S

2 683J 48

11 67464|

■

SIS j 10 44573 81£J Stanley. fox Bay»

south Ceorcin *

8 1 I.

iS 633i 48 B \ 083 48 1671A 338 4*2

1049 11458 B37!41 732.09

:30 3644 391 433 18 33683 49 914150 31307 31 3723 4017 IQ31283 4I3 79 !1 .|

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! i31f-i :*0$ ^ :' ' i I iiiaafti1 ^2715

'U27S6 !

23241 79 i 10 8 .7Total 29 *0 2644 391 50 |

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25S SSgSLSSr*HiTOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of STEAM VESSELS ClE the Colony ofJ. PORTarjh)■i . No. 12.— in the Year 19i BRITISH. foreign.

total.!Total.In Ballast.With Cargoes. Total.With cAi ' With Cargoes.NAME OF PORTS. I- !lNr Ballast. In Ballast.tCjOEs. : v

Total.;: ;Vessels.j Tons I Net,

Crews [Vessels.! Tons Net.

Crews CrewsTon*Net. Vessels Vessels. \ Tons

I Net,Vessels. Crews. ;Vessels.Crews.!^ls Tons

Net, Crews. | Vessels.TonsNet. Tons.■Cre\V!J Crews. Vessels.j Ve=seU‘ TonsNet.f Net.i:!ill | I in *

ftjri

SSO 40 17 44016' G4415 U&e 1733 oi is mm11 vt 798 i 3s-- G8S m i? 149X6stenley.

3tac 3ay»

South OoorGie.

' '.1 344: 341 : 344; 34

645871 B; 1 84344I i 344? I

17677 4-01 44 ?MM9)LQ0<I

1330 : im so45354 s : ir, ! AVtv:0393 j i a 13992XL 3S300-SSLi 9SS7310 ! i5SSIS 111547T 7 .:

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i *1NATURAL RESOURCES.I PRODUCTION ANDilI si

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(c)(d)(a) (*)

CHOPS.PASTURE. livestock.Total Acreage at end of the year.Acreage disposed of during the year. Gross quantity of

produce (for local consumption and

export.

Number of acres under cultivation.

Districtinistrative Acreage of pasture land by districts f.

Administrative District and

nature of livestock.

AclnJ andIn process of

Alienation.. Un­

alienated.of crop.Amount

Realised.Number.nature* Total

Colony

Alienated.Grantedwithout

sale.Total.Sold.

BAST FALKLAND.

Total acreage of p ast. urage in estimate ed at 3,013 square miles.

Sheep 37244928755201 LX 80000 2955520I

i

Remarks :—WEST FAIKLAND

l

The above figures aro only estimated. 192060Sheep*1

51258 1 sISLA'®S. Sheep.iV(H0L3C0L0NY

X : ii!3257Horses#

* Cattle. 9005i

! X 72Swine.Sheep. 615767

shonldXifpo5nbkehe^ve™separatefy0ny lnclndes any larSe bod-v of water'this should be clearly staled. The area of water

1

IJOTB*- for Eadt and“*rSS5E*notWeftFalfcLarids

(b).

Size of Holdings, specifying the Number of Holdings. *Under 10 acres. lOver 1,00011 to 50 acres. ol to 100 acres. 101 to 1,000 acres.I it

1271

I

‘Ml!.♦

.t;for thethe total areahit-ally1 lt to sub-divide geograP

* State here,the date to win ®ere insert Name of District.* If'Jhe administrative arrangements of t e

Colony will miffip.fi.

ke itdithcuuch these particulars relate. nia

24 6 247h 'i—

(f) \2-—FISHERIES. R..(a)YIELD OF ANIMAL PRODUCE DURING THE YEAR. 0>)(c)

Farm Value.Quantity.Produce. Catch of Fish. Number of Boats hud Person* engaged m Fishing.

fienerai information regarding the industry and the

possibilities of Us developmentlbs(Bales 6844)

(Bales 389}

£109475I 3934852Wool*Sheepskins. j 180 tons*

LandedValue. Number of Boats engaged

>n Fishing;Quanti ty.

Kind of Fish-£4873SOUTH OEOnr.TA.(Bari’els 210)

(565 Hides*)

74 tons £1150Tallow. 396 £238909Wbfll®3* 6 One Company operate 1 In tills Dependency with a Land Station!*

£24620 tonsHides* : 5172 £25282Seal? • 5i

-i SCDTli SlflJPLAHDS *

Sdi'rii oMfiMo.

No operations were carried out by Licensed Factories In the above Dependencies during the year*

■

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I

Number of Persons engaged in Fishing.

i1 Sealing operations were carried out in the Dependency of South Georgia only during 1932.

British ...

i

Foreigners!I

Total

!i

!

!

adorations are continued in rgia during the period 16th

«■ tilsfe I'lny#i sealing operations are carried on during thJf months larch to October#

-Whalingi South £k>o

! September !*

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,Uautiti* for ],**,^‘KumiitioM ;iMd export.

249; •

ESTABLISHMENTS AND MANUFACTORIES 4. SUMMARY of Industm! ai, Development.a. INDUSTRIAL

si (so far as not included under sub-sections 1-2 above).

A^*theeyear uJJder review, with mining, and other industries of thejjggJS tf*& OTOther of the natural ind^K 1)6 ** "f4.

0utPUt durin Si }S the y®ar.Number of

I Establishmentsor

Manufactories.

Number of persons

employed.

Cost of Materials used.Industry.

NetQuantity. VaWaStefact80or works ry4*1

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©. n3 3H E RETAIL prices* op all the chief

CONSUMPTION.

< >3 § § <* © cc

p a►3i—1 staple articles ofCo £ *

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(sterling) throughout the Year.

£ Z2©w© d© Maximum

Retail Price.<C5 © c a Minimum

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p c S 2 5 2 § ’ £

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peas. pint..

poy.. Xb ...

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~2Zf. & 1 881 ip n1© EL

I Butter, Freshg- C S2ss {K 0s5~cI Salt ..523 B--S !>2 s.~- m

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PRISONS of ( j^allcland Islands ) for l9STATISTICAL RETURN for the5g.

Number of Persons Committed to "Penal Imprisonment ‘,C!

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

Colony to describe any Punisement.)

THESE QUESTIONS ARE TO BE FILLED

EACH PRISON IN TI1E COLONY.

Number of those Committed who have

been Previously Convicted.

Number Committed for Debts

Want of Bail and Punishment.

UP IN RESPECT OF! ^ ca i. j

15 &

2

£ II: IB

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(Whether "Common GaoL" “Penitentiary." Ac.)

Mere “Lock-ups" not to be inserted.

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reparation not ooaploto.

cupe:i"?ision of orders.

I [f the prison is on a separate is the separation complete?

I.svstem,Anri, if not, what is the separation en­forced by day and night respectively?

:■ i iiStanley Gaol. -

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while in asso-

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111.j 1I I and how:

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■Here £IJi ; - 0

1 1l•luvenileg. i

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ii of !xHipriBonrrientM i i \ i i ~rt ,f Justice, as distinKuishwUn^6^ lri!iictfe(1 as a substantive punishment m l)llln

nnpnsonxneut for safe custody, &c.

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NO. 2 "NO. S ISO#no. 5 "No* o "ISO. 7 «NO. 0 "‘'TO. 9 n

CUMO yin* S5S » O •

j |- ,so, during what periods of

in respect of whatnumber of

cubic feet

: er

Taking the average

prisoners in gaol, how manythere for each prisoner

VII.isonments,

0f prisoners, and during how33S «? impn&

classes

many

??:0324 " 5? :>'• "TI»3S0CSSS83833sm

f?of space are

daring the hours of sleep?is such penal labourhours,ft

In slating hours of tread-enforced ?wheel labour, give, first, the total time

c?I nAnd what superficial area!

and off at the wheel, &c. ; secondly 'onthe length of spells and intervals ofAver to superficial .urea of colls

64 square feet.i

rest.

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Hi. V. How are the iirisoners classified ? 28>t classified* i.ubliG h'orlcs.What kind of labour, other

than penal,labour, is in use?

' VIII. SCEploysd c:\, 1, fb im

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d fi i\rm

f -H;l &©•

1 iemployedj iII : > tf

areIX. If the prisoners

beyond the walls of the gaol, state-VI. Is Penal labour—that is, labour

W treadmill, crank, or shot drill—in

force?: il : f>•

areirk they;■ 1. On what kind of w<

*s<> employed.1;mA

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j Questions. - i nsicer.s.' Questions.

Answers,2. flow are they supervised? By

What was the annual amount

0{ the prisoners’ earnings duringXI. account*

19

8. How many escapes of prisoners,

wliile being employed beyond the gaol,

have taken place during each of the 1

three years?asr

\\ hat is the number of theXII. Iline tours sloojn yon&torioD arc lighted and patrolled at least twioe during the night.

hours allotted for sleep? And. if sleep

is in association, are the dormitories

>ften are theylighted?

pati’olled during the night?

and how

4‘ H°"' tbe iwofite of their labour

‘*n*e accounted for. account*

^ hat were the number and

in Hie red

wa> the total trie prison during the

Mil.annual costupkeep of =rison

*6 n°t kept separate from ooet of holioe Service.: oao *future of the

I°r offences

Undergoing imprisonment ?

punishments

lit ted by prisonersyear ]p

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Questions,Answers.

XIV. Is there, or are there, any

Chaplain or Chaplains of any, and

what religious persuasions ?

* Aasiioaii aM am

Catholic Olcsgy Trinit- i&9 Tslaori.

1 i'a sXVII. What provision is made for

the education of prisoners

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XV. Are rehgious services regular-

otherwise, performed for the

benefit of the nri

any, what, religious

'•Ml t '!ly, or

I; ll* :?nX y

WqiUraS *:a-3 oa«a-3ianpnsoners of any, and, if

persuasion P■ jiiazZ sentence prisonsrs receive ttisroc days raaittanoe

month, for good conduct.xvni. On what conditions are

remissions of imiirisonment granted?IllI por

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-XVI. Are Roman Catholi and Dissenting Mini lc Priests

! 5 hffIsters allowed free

-fee.access to Prisoners of their own per. apprised when

el suasion ?

Prisoners of theirand are they Have (Jorollers’ Inquests beenXix. urrcd 1« 1938 *i IfII Ho aoathe ooorespective held ion of a death in

AndPersuasions on every occasion

prison dnnng the past year?

vyhat were the verdicts?

ftDter Ae prison ? ?QB.

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Section 25.Questions.

XX. ■■

1. What was the sanitary of state of

the prison during the year 19

2- What I!were the prevailing djs_eases ? i,

CRIMINAL STATISTICS. ■:! I

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'are’ shor%, the rules I.if

awaa a or ^ l Slot. !'»

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■ 'oat coup X P’ oet allooano® *Sapper. Xfe.

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3. PERSONS FOR TRIAL INCOURT.1 CRIMES REPORTED TO, OR KNOWN TO, THE POLICE, AND

PROCEEDED AGAINST ON CHARGE OF CRIME. persons Number. Sex.

Convicted.Crimes Reported or Known to the Police. Persons Proceeded Against. Not

Tried(NollePro­

sequi,

I

FoundInsanebeforeTrial.

In Sentences.or offence-■ In Resi­dent

Magis­tratesCourts.

Ac-Not brought Number. CrimeCrime. Circuit

Courts.Total. quitted.MBrought before

a Magisterial Court.

before a F&c.)Magisterial

Court for wantj Total. Appre­

hended. Sum PenalServi-

BoumlIm-Total.. Death.of Evidence. Total. M F over orPnson- Whip- Fine.tude. otherwisedisposed

ment. Ring.

1. Homicide «*wife orMurder of

concubineMurder of child ...

, Murder other than wife, concubine, or child

Manslaughter ...

Other offences against theCik eta

person

3. Praedial larceny •*

Attempted murder RapeUnnatural crime

M Other offences against the per-

4. Other offences against pro­perty

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5. Other crimes ■■•! 5 G A. ? soil5Car.'A

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3. Praedial larceny ... r*

' Offences against property with violence to theperson...............

Other offences ' against property

2. PERSONS DEALT WITH IN SUMMARY COURTS FOR CRIMES AND OFFENCES.4. 99COM)'

Number. Discharged.Convicted Summarily.

Com-Crime or Offence. ! On 1 For j the

want of 'Merits Prose- | of the cut-ion.; Case.

mitted Sentences.forTotal. M j FTrial. Total. Other crimesIm- Whip Bound over

or otherwise disposed of.

Fine.prison-: ping.merit.

h Homicide-•=»

Other offences against the :!person 1 • I • !. .. j

8 Praedial larceny ! «T9i I! !/Malicious injuries to property -:.

4. < Offences against (other than

i Iproperty«—nasr' "property) ...

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Other Cri Imes .... ii:°^against the 1Iaster and .Servant Act, includ- !mg Acfe relative to Inden- tured Coolies

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Off ences against Revenueh«a &

4

1MJ iQDOVO) * ttemPts anfor ainfornwtio11“ n.b_ theInclude in the returns

One v£i, £3*“ F° otro!:os “ r/'i0 ^-loraleaod oa mental1*/

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TABLE.:•! 4. COMPARATIVE

hewing the number of convictions for various crimes and offences for

last four years.

Section 26.____ _—:

theTable s,. v _. i! Co MBA NATIVE'

, 19 soiy89- 19 31 19 sa'

convictions :—The number of summary

Offences against the persons to1. i

8i *2. Pwedial larceny;

' Malicious injuries to property

*’■ ‘ Offences agaiiist property [other than prasdial larceny and v malicious injuries to property.]

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124. Other crimesOffences against the Master and Servant Act. including

Acts relative to Indentured CooliesOffences against Revenue Laws, Municipal. Road and other

Laws relating to the social economy of the ColonyMiscellaneous minor offences

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hospitals.81 10 1 5,.

The number of convictions in the Superior Courts :_

Murder of wife concubinej! Murder of child

Murder other than wife, concubine or child

- Manslaughter

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Rape

Unnatural crime

Other offences against th

< 2

e person

I qPredial larceny

1

f 0ffenC€S Property with violen

• Other offences against property4. < C(-the person

Ot h er cri m es• • •

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hospitals return.I

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QUESTION II—( continued). :. _D tliese forms, a Plan of each Floor of the Hospital should be sent h

°f flllinr «P f the Blup Book sheet. In subsequent years, if there has been®16' addition to them, it will be sufficient to refer to the Blue

e Bluein which the Plans were sent ham-

If the Buildings are after Book of the year in which the alterations

Note —■

I 1 ^) What quantity of Water is available for ^ Patient every day?rds altered or enlarged, fresh Plans should be sent home with th

effected.■wa 9 Gallons.were!

1 , for the Year 19tfca Ifelkiand IslandsHospital Return for the Colony of 83: :

r oy plan see Blue Boole 1915. Question I.

>Si! Patients

Discharged.Average stay

of thoseAttendants. %# j !Servantspartially or not. at all employed as

Nurses.

aNumber Specify the longest time for which any one

Inmate has stayed.

i gDaily

! Average inI

Hospital during the

! year 19

Nurses doing no

other duty.Number admitted : during the_ j year 19

remaining in Hospital at

the beginning of the year

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Isi & >■i s * Tom Soseyvoir*C5ft i What is the source of the Water Supply?£i •s o5S § iif - .5

1m 11 2% -x31? ►ftI £

oi19 ?® •_o i rc6 s

i:ct25% V5 y*j --ft H Q

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It75 ; v l 80 daje.£Males L'

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I 5 daysi!I 1 113 : 9" U 1 21 104 r:Females ...i

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Good*What is the quality of the Water?

Question II.j ’St I Windows

andVentilating

Openings.

Is there any Sink or Drain

opening in Ward.

Connexion of the Privy with the

Ward.I | x Amount of

• i floor spacei * available

g J r 1 £-= for eachI c ; P5 5: Patient for

_ , - ! | "c> the average“ £ i - , number of= -s | 2 ; Patientsill if «

Thegreatest

number of Patients in the

Ward at any one

lime during!

the Year.

Give the Name or number

of each Ward. !

:75

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="i x j <0°-o 6; B

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Ho. 2

Ho. 3

Ho. 4

H». 5

to Baths and j84 12 12 i 4! : ;

13 14 12 3! |

9 14 12| 1

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a 16 18 g

72 i (II.) Detail the arrangements asLavatories.

4 i

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One hath PjJgf8 Bo.til .lavnfwylavatories

186 1GeoOneTm

ISO 1 • 1 fm-

112 3 do©t ! 8i .

III t 1

irn 0f Seweraget (III.) What is the System ^^hat the condition of the 1i vne

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tlio followinc, Table of Cases of cadi kind of Dlooaso treated ■ in the 7/oo?* t&t$i th© F&mbop of xieatiis fwa cadi ouch Diaoaoo

III.Question

ion paid to the Hospital during the Year 19.

FiU up

o£ Visits o£ InspectionGive the number: i

Ami stating the Official Position of the Visitors.nisaboi* of Deaths.iiuaoe.’ of Gaoos.tO;'. . V.pisoaoes

By a Government Inspector.ill!rlUe chafer of _ Bv die Governor or

Colonial Secretary.the'vfiu in respect !

Burutoal Operations.4i append! ace tony .

ftBfiillaatosiy, jbs told. iMoeasifeeraorrhoids „Septio Bursitis of knee.feronydiia.Epithelial oi?

I Abscess of hbiisii, leohlo 'hcpcos

| UotPOptoPSKCeal n: 0033 «

By .Appointment

*1Of Surprise' 0f . ^oast*

litmnh m the above Table, state

produced

how many

(I.) In reference to

whether or not the Register Books were not prO&UCQ^ *on every occasion ; and, if not, on

produced.occasions they were not som■ \

Suicidal out ttriToet* Contusion of lt>;> founds te osolosion. Incised round of hand. Inguinal ■ lemla.Inguinal a'ooooae« fractures of finsora. Aflhosioas of ra'ist Joint *

jjjpietaslefcra oartilac© of teas©* kaeture of famr?.

iilifl Iwhen they were(II.) And if on any

examined they were found not to be properlyoccasion

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1 I%*iv| m,-j I*!i |m

made up to date of examination.

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8mi.) State also how many reports of the

following kinds have come under the notice of the4tabos*oulo3i3»

"yonio Gastritis.j I**ush.gnaioius,S&L?* ?«*»•

I (w‘ona3- uloor.I ^tor1,0

^Qaioao (Abdominal)1 SHi «l»Pepela.

SSti>io UlOOT.1 'u’Qro.iiooio Gravidarum.

151Governor :—

faj Reports of a Financial or Statistical kind, especially such as show the system

on which Money and Store Accounts

kept and aubited. fb.) Reports by persons charged with the

immediate management of the Hospital. (c.) Rejjorts by a Government Inspector, in­

dependent of the Governing Authority

of the Hospital.(Append copies of his Reports, if. any.)

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275 Ir•-*'IJuabor of Cases#Diseases Treated * o t |) :

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Gynaecological •:

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Question Ix. (Management.)

Restraint.LUNATIC ASYLUM EETUKN.»

Seclusion under LockUcstriunt. and Key.i- Restraint by Attendants.Question I.—(Statistical).GENERAL STATISTICAL TABLE.

! of timesNumber resorted to

Number of Persons subjected to;

: 'fiie i

Discharged.Number of Attendants.Stoyofth0 Tin*

oseNon-Resident. Number of Patients who died

DailyAverageNumberduring

Resident. dNumberAdmittedduring Mie greatest duration of. |

in any single instance io

indEmployed as Servants

or only partially as Attendants.

Employedin

Attendance on the

Patients.

Employed as Servants

or only partially as Attendants.

gEmployedin

Attendance on the Patients.

19 1919 > 3sd SoffIaB .3 11at

'QfHso (Z Z•2 I*6 Q

i ]n reference to the above Fable, state:—

I. By whose authority Patients are restrained.

II What kinds of mechanical restraint

Male • • •

Female • 0 • are mIT use.Total • • •

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

OBITUARY TABLE.

U I hNumber Age of Sex of BodilyCondition

whenAdmitted.

Date of Cause Statewhether a Corner’s

Inquest was held, and what was

the Verdict,

of Statewhether a Post

MortemExamination was

held.

Form of Mental Disorder.

Deceasedon

Register.IV. What the number of cases of injury to

Patients—(r.) By themselves?

(ii.) By other Patients?

(in.) By Attendants?

Deceased. Deceased. Admission. of Death.

OCCUPATION.i\u.acrksMate the extent of— 1 Belonging to the Asylum.s 2

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

i

Arc the Patients, as a rule, given daily exerense, their health permitting?

Are they confined to airing courts, o| Asv]um? walk in other grounds, and sent be>oi

Are any means taken to amuse induce them to amuse themselves*.

allowed to

the Patients or to %l1?Detail them.held inwereHow religious servicesmany19 ?

the average attendance?

what building, and how man>What was could it .

Obtain ?employed in 19were0f Patients who

(Jiving the DaOy«^of the 15mployme“"character

Specify^' the Water, etc.rh. DrawingHousehold wodistinguishing the Sexes. j Gardening-Agriculture an

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27S 279!rSPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE.!■;

Question !:

III.—(Diet.)Append\the Dietary Table.

TheGross Superfi­cial Area of

all such Rooms.

TheGross Cubic Space

of allsuch Rooms.

The average Amount

of Cubic Space available

for each Patient.

AverageTemperature. IThe

INumber of such Rooms.

Description of Rooms.A®ouatort

Winter. Summer.:

DormitoriesiDay Rooms and

Corridors used as Day Rooms } 4.u

Question IY.—(Inspection.)Single Rooms i

Patients in the Asylum into the following Classespivkle the

What is the source of the Water Supply ; the Quality of the Water ; and the amount of

Water available for each Patient every day ?

!iII i Males. mFemales.- i

(I.) Maniacal and Dangerous

(If.) Quiet Chronic

(111.) Melancholy and Suicidal

(IV.) Idiotic, Paralytic, Epileptic

!

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1Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Asylum in 19

Add Stating the Official Position of Visitors.i '

What is the number of—(I.) Lavatori

(II.) Baths ?

(III.) Latrines ?

I I<By an Inspector specially charged to ascertain the

continued Lunacy or otherwise of the Patients.

Disiinguishiini those Visit* iu which all Patients were seen and

every part of the building1 visited from Visits oi Partial

Inspection.

es ? ! By ft Committee of the Govorning Body.By a Government

Inspector.By the Governor or Colonial Secretary.

u ??;c By Of Surprise.Appointment.Of Surprise.By Appointment.Of Surprise.Appointment.Of Surprise.Appointment!

S’

1. Complete Inspections..1*1s

2. Partial Inspections1

ulKler the notice of the Governor;St«e how many Reports of the following kinds have come

amongst0*) Financial and Statiseal (showing*the Money and Store iiSWhat ls the other things,

Accountssystem of Sewerage ? on what system

are kept and audited).II I 1*charged L. - , nr Persons(II.) Reports by the 1 <'l*° _\sylui«.

"ith the immediate managenici

(111.) Reports by an ^ Asylum- indent of the Governing »01 -

1IJ

indc-Qfficial Inspector,

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11 elat iv e Humidity Saturation

Amount of Cloud.

Mean Sunshine (hours and tenths.)

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SavINGsRate of Interest allowed.

Total amount atcredit "f decors,

Amount of Invested Funds.

Number of Depositors

on 31st Dec.

Amount of Deposits

during year.By what Authority

and when established.Whether

Government or Private.

Revenue.fssy,during year*

Name and situation of Bank. Expenditure. Remarks.

17. £« 6147009^$9192’• £8228.2,9, 2l=tQ£*0St m Invest.,aioftt s* :

£968344.0.AccruedInterest.

1020 £32288.1.11OrdinanceSo. 1 Of 1883,

£26674.1,7raent*

Ooremoent Savings Bank. Pert Stanley. (Bank year ends 30th September)

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Object. . nf establishment, and whether under Pate 0 any Legislative Authority.

Name of Society.Number of Members. Whether in

receipt of assistance from Government.

Amount of Invested Funds.

<2o nrovld© relief in sickness burial expenses#Stanley Benefit Club# and gftsbl&sn&ci 3.0d'2 %

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the heating and lighting

arrangement., and at

whose cost.?

Number and size of Amount und Scripti0 Furniture.dumber o-irdners andf^rX

» OfName and Situation. Any expenses necessarily borne

by Governor.Family

Bedrooms.Servants'Bedrooms.

ReceptionRooms. If supplied

byColonial

Government.

Band. Percentageannuallypayable.

! Is Plate. Linen, Crockery.

Glass supplied by Col Govt.?

Value ofFurniture, Plate. Linen, Crockery,

and Glass supplied by Col. Govt.

Garden. Other Information useful for a new Governor.Percentage

payable.’llIS. i Ftv© CoalFour

24x19%

30X21

doverarwntHouse*

OP&inary house- hold expenses

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One Yes*md Peat* £900j — Trained eervan ;i are not easilyprocurable*

The Governor*a Office at Govsrasaent Reuse ie conn­ected with the Telephone S&obanga also by private wire to the Colonial Seeretasy’s Office*

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(1) RAILWAYS

(2) STEAMSHIP SERVICES.

(3) ROADS.

(4) MOTOR SERVICES.

(5) CANALS.

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Whether constructed, owned or worked by Government or by

private body.

Terminal Stations of each Line.

Length open for traffic.

manual charge for interest, if

any.

Total construct,•<)„

Passenger

Receipts.•!COSt of

<” date.Hallway (i0ou8. !

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■constructed, owned ( or worked by

Government or by private body.

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With Total ReceiptsCaiKil-; TotalExpenditurefor tlie Year.

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telegraph cables.1953.d EXPENDITURE of POST OFFICE DURING THE TEARREVENUE an Subsidy.Name of Company.between

ColonyTotal

Annual Subsidy.Colony’s share of Subsidy.

andCommenced. Ends.Revenue:—

Gross ReceiptsNewspapers, Books, and Parcels

Commission on Money Orders ...

Commission on Postal Orders

Value of Unclaimed Money Orders

fTelegraph and Telephone Receipts

Parcel Post Receipts

838 # 0oil«from Letters, Post Cards, H

86.10* 8. [i86.13. 6.

mi.3609. 0. 4.

861* 0, 7.oka& aas®® auum xnmm

poxfvvxko at mmms ms m oPMAfiortL9 0 00 6*

AND

i3339a 6a 0#Total Postal and Telegraph Revenue ...

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

Sendee (including Money and Postal Order

Business) within the Colony

For conveyance of Mails beyond the Colony

Telegraphs and Telephones 1

:'«.*vH * o» 1Money Order, and Telegraph Offices in 19 32#

10?<Lo 9.10. Number of Post,:.Telegraph Offices.i1335.17 *10 - Money Order Offices.;0 O C ;a : Post Offices.

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External. Total-Other Places-

Telegraph and Telephone Revenue and Expenditure may, if necessary, be tabulated separately. United Kingdom-To

Internal FromTo

FromMAIL SERVICE. 007004000

51-00 2630Contract. 40000Between Colony and Other payment*

to Contractor.-- SQ5Number of Mai 1a. 31000Total Annual

Subsidy.Colony’s share of Subsidy.

Line of Steamers. 800Commence­ment. Termination. 080 853300300Letters 1000 8000he4aivAl 1000U.K.and iur-

ope.(lauded Falkland 2s. at ’ ionte VI4- Goapony, eo for onward Ltd. despatch)u.x. Europe and Louth

Charceh novobo 17.-000 and Depend

2n Covhe for per- Ion of]5 years.

Tost Cards ... 800901st ooually Colony oncion.

5533Octr.1931.

Newspapers...7 .02500 QBook Packets, Samp^ ...

;i no cont tract•

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Telegrams

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Ituxtoa of Postage ana ?elo^

-.ii’Qpii GhargOS( Aa ^3 Prom the Colony.Postal Orders dealt with in 19

Tin.too of ostnr.esLValue’Number(Colony) Postal Orders

Lotto?s: por on. o? na?t of an

doply Qp3?cla:

oa.Value £1040 • GNumber rxoDissued la.British « 0,3333

. •2a.Number cJjO Value 2.3ft. •**!paid 7,5?353?

I&moapegn- Booi^a 2■C—::;

VfOt more than a

O?or 4 oa. but! not more than G 03. » 6 n

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

Kingdom, and between the Colony and other Colonies or Foreign Countries, in 19.38*..

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of fraction of 3 03. up to 2 lbs.

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violating mt cvor a lbs.

ifos.

25802* 3. 5144*Q$United Kingdom 5, "i S'

Australia. 0 2 U a4.9d.Canada* JL *Q 1 * JL 9 io>9 a. Ci cj o

Over 3 lbs* but not over 5 lbs. la o 0(1.Dublin. 5* 0. 0. iO

; Is.Sd.G lbs.i? V! nm mn

Pmnoe. O 5. 0«w «la.6cl«” 11 lbs.«ri» 8 *?Screamy.

liolland.12. 10 a 0. 11 ,r.:

Vi-? & 33.0(1." 33 lbs.r?f>« 11 ?so 0. 0.

’’alta. G. 7, G. m0o the

of the

united Kingdom and other parts

-ryitioh a®lro ana SSSP**

ox* part 0? an os*

>ari» of the world,

for first* os.« oaoh a

of an os.

new Zealand.

Norway.

i1. 0. u » !

11. 16.; c.Id.Sweden. per oz.C.2. 5.

Switzerland.

South Afrioa.

dbi te' States . xiorloa.

S*ade Charge ionoy Orders

00 other l0. 8. 2{,d.0.1. 10. dditional frootion

36. 10. 0.

3343. 4. 0.ljd.A.13, 17.

Coras:nurds oaflJagSSUnited Kiveto®

British

oiki other

mpire and<35 the

parts of tixo

Egypt.

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Total £ 9233. 2. 7.• • • 4.£ 179. 7.

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Rates of Postage and Telegraph Ch

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2MSSMPIIIPost Caras ana L&t/oe:? vff&jg; (oonta0 5 ; internal«

Botrseen Stanley ana Fos ray

Fossagoa la code Fossagos in plain

language

Fot'uoon Stanley ana ?:outh Georgia.

-■or ail classes of traffic

2b other parts of the tTorld.

Reply Caras.2-la. .:

: Gel a word.3a. BO*

3d a word.# » a $ e &

Poaks end Jlbr^^aBers:5:: I

To all partai of tie lapariLl* 6& a rc>r&.!♦ *5 !

ilemps&am, private payors and iPctormT;,

Ptxei Stanley to Bjaitod Kinedoa direct or via For sea.

5 boolss per 8 os.

Coraaerelal -ore

-'bt terns and ■-'anplcs

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Sbr all classes of traffic

■"ron Stanley to united ;in0to via l.'jcnterldoo

i&»f? l/4dd a vard.* «* «

■'areola. 4/P- a nord ordinary. 3/7 a nord deferred.• • •• Of9 • «I

To the T.*% ITV*

s*aa Stanley to ix>wr via Bergen.:'

eirhing not over 3 lbs.Over 3 lbs. but not over 7 lbs.

n 7 r?

" 11 "

r lb. 9d. all classes oftraffic «

t,o Fontevidoo»

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» aom Stanleyti r? 4.s« oaw 11 •», :i in ood©»? ics words 1/3 G word.f? 1? 33. Od.rf 22 t! e» e;

1 to 1^*9“'es cages language*0f io tsordo

l/l c word*# * ©

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r to "Jasailan®°*

all ei&s98Straffic

to abips*

.Eton Stanley

of 1/9 a vmv.i;br * 4 *■» » */

ft Stanley■.■ram word.of -/loa aaU claasooFor“traffic

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Distribution Return of Telegraph Lines, including Telephone Trunk and JunctionLines completed to December, 19 $2*

Section.No. of Wires. Total MilMileage of

Posts.eage

of Wire.To.From. \

1 70 Ha.no roa.ns *a;) n

Deswlr*-.Por t- ",-r>uio.

v.'4r*Seal*ialot Douglas. Gape Jasbrofext Light- iiousa*

Local syoteei {Gojt*}tr©s* v&t*t F&L-ItJuf.

Stanleyyo80 ■y

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Overhead.Underground. Total.Exchange Area.

Route. Wires. Route.Route. Wires. Wires.PORT and HARBOURS.

M. Yds. •M. Yds. M. Yds. M. M. Yds.M. Yds. Yds.

181 9Port Stanley#Loool OSOP*Districts*West Palfelana*

168108 ;i

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mu Hll.Number of Subscribers:— Length o£ Lines:—

Mileage of Wire:—Number of Instruments:—

M ireless Telegraph Stations.•• t>Name. i Position. Code Signal.

Vrqitr.]i V.p.c.

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tort William, whiah includes Stanley Harbour ia between illiam oint on the north and Ja.ie Qiabroice cfntoj^4 south, both of which are marked by lights. a libit; bearing 89 degree3 west (true) leads no , art iliiraailej*

he entrance to the inner Harbour in the south-west qi> ,-ort .illiam is a little more than 25i yards wide between1 Engineer . oint on the oast and liavy Point on the west, minimum navigable depth at the entrance {.« . . . »ti i3 feet. Two Beacons and a rood painted white on the south 3hQTJ when in lino bearing 179 degrees clear the ’ourth Uioal lyinl] about 4v-b yards west of ’usaac ..oint, and loud through the* arrows* Harbour lights are established on

Points.

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her tiling aoeoiaaodation. inside the Inner Earsour vessels drawing up to a feet have plenty of room to anchor in aid- channel in about 41 to 5 fathoms of water* 'Chore are fourjetties with a depth of lw to 14 feet at which vessels up to lb., feet in length can berth.

AIR SERVICES.

■~ldea* The «iae and fall of tides is very much affected by wind and weather. The difference varies from 7 foot at ordinary spring tides to by foot at ordinary neaps.

There are no dry docks. A floating dock v,i lh a lifting oapaoily of 75- tons and capable of taking vessels 3- feet in length and drawing 15 feet was completed and launched in 1953. Ho operations are in progress to increase the depth of waterwithin Harbour limits.

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