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the Colony.Authority under which Powers and Duties.

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Colony;

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

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

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Fi'oni Date of Firstof Fees0lUlt Period during which the

Officer has been Absent from the Colony

during the Year 180

Annual Salary.Date of AppointmentNav^OfttJS®® ta?0 whoU^ft MiHtflrv 0r

"•saassSagsitho juriesNAME.OFFICE. under any

Appointment. 180^ under thoSalarV is tic renrPaio.Instrument.Colonial

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Whether the Principal bo allowed a House or Quarters

for his Personal Residence ; and

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

ance, or for any other purpose.

AppQuitmcnt, o? Puce ofai°nRlce‘ or Colony, or on the iShlio'rofit’in ^

United of th^Xav^Ofl^crfstntc wbM?' a Militavy or

" «'SSKeSwa«-of every kina actanii?* ° - £ Iension

rWiJ ,By whom selected, and whether appointed

Whether the Principal

°njoy any, and what other,

Advantage or Profit,

not required to bo stated in

the preceding Columns.

Date of Firstof irccsFrom w] 0u«fc Period durin* which the°

Officer has been Absent from the Colony

during the Year

:!H ,AppointmentAnnual Salary.Dale of 11 d«riogtlio iNAME. under anyOFFICE. under theiAppointment. Salary j8 nnt

Paid.Instrument. ISO Colonial

Government.:

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for liis Personal Residence ; and

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

ance, or for any other purpose.

Appointment, orUnited fengaommCnto1 thc

-- "V-tf.By whom selected,

and whether appointedWhether the Principal

enjoy any, and what other,

• Advantage or Profit,

not required to bo stated in

tho proccdiug Columns.

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Principal be allowed a House or Quarters

for his Personal Residence ; and

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

ance, or for any

By whom selected,

and whether appointed

> /■Pr°m wi Whether the Principal

oujoy any, and what other,

Advantage or Profit,

not required to he stated in

the preceding Columns.

Date of First\^ot*eCBPeriod durin

which the Officer has been

Absent from the Colony

during the Year

Annual Salary.Dato of gAppointmentthoNAME. under any goringOFFICE. Appointment.

■Sala under thory i8 nr 189Instrument. Paid, ! the re

189 Colonialother purpose.Government.

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By whom selected,

(ind whether appointed

Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters

for his Personal Residence; and

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

WhetliconjttncUjmwSuanvil1 !>y ,Princil>M in

Civil, Militow n?l "\ 'v mt other

"'spirits"®-Office.

Date of FirstWhether the Principal'nt of FccsAnnual Salary.Date of Period during

which thc° Officer has been

Absent from the Colony

during the Year

An'°n any enjoy any, and what other, Appointmenti .under anyNAME. duringAppointment.OFFICE. under theSals Advantage or Profit,isInstrument. Paid ■ ! the Year 1S9' Colonialnot required to be stated in180

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THEIR DUTIES.

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appointments (either per- ' manent or temporary) now

liekl by him.

Name ofOfficer giving Security. Nature of the g

given.i !

^ b)7 Guary*autee Bond.

addresses, and of tlie Sureties \

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in Sterling.NAME OP PENSIONER. pate from which Ithe Service for which the Pension Amount of Emolument

when last employed in Public Servico.

pension has been paid. Presont Age of

Pensioner.

Causewas grauted.of

d. Retirement.£ s.

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Amount of the Pension in Sterling. Ai Date from which

thehas been paid.

NAME of pensioner. 'vas banted {i Service for whiol> ‘he Pension Amount of Emolument, when last employed

in Public Service.Present • Cause. pension was granted. Ago of

Pensioner.of

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residing in■ [//S']Countries■ / RETURN of CONSULS of ForeignIf notIf confirmed, state

the date of his Exequatur.Confirtned

tllG reasonof the Country which lie represents.

Name 8tate>Names of Consuls.

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COLOUREDPOPULATION. toTal>i whites.

i and Resident Strangers

uot included in preceding Columns.

Area in Square Miles.

Aliens- Population

to the Square Mile.Persona omployed inMales. Females. Males. 4County, District, or Parish. Females.I Males.

____ -__________________ Births.'No. and

Manufactures Commerce. rafcc Pcr 1000

Deaths,No. andMarriages.Agriculture.

rate per 1000

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No. of Persons jonnected with

Friendly- Societies.

No. ofNo. of Depositor PeNo. of ^ r8°^a

direct^Friendly No. of

Immigrants.

in SavingsSavings No. ofEmigrants.

Societies. Paupers.Banks.Parish. Banks.County, District, or a*e8.Remarks.

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CHURCHES AND CHAPELS OF EACH DENOMINATION TO BERETURNED CONSECUTIVELY.(

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return op churches,CHAPELS, GRANTS, &c.(

return op churchesCHAPELS, GRANTS, &C.Gross amount of

assistance tonation from Public Funds, if any.

; Stipend ofMinister from j. Public Funds,

if any.

dcnomi-Remarks.1 Accommodation

and Average Attendance.

Same Situation

Chore* or Clrapel.

.Accommodationand Average Attendance.

Name and Situationof

Church or Chapel.Stipend of

! pLvter frompHbhc Fund

if any.

: Denomination.I Denomination. :! Gross: amount of assistance to denorni-

’ nation from Public ■fc uuds, if any.

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EDUCATION.

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

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

The particulars for each School should show whether it is Denominational, and. whether fees are charged.

The number of Scholars should he given, both from the total number on the roll, and from the average attendance during the year.

The totals should indicate the aggregate number of children receiving

instruction in the Colony.

Some particulars of the Subjects taught iu the Higher Schools should be

given under the head of Remarks.

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jDescription of School.

In other Private Schools.In Aided Private Schools. Expenditure

of each School.In Govt. Schools. Government

Contributions.} Voluntary

Contributions.SchoolFees.

!REMARKS.Total.Other

Private.Boys.Aided

Private.Girls. Girls.Govern-

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—- TolaI Expenditureof each

Institution.

finale,Corporate or Endowed. Students’ Fees, j GovernmentI Contributions.

Private. 1Volunta* y

Contributions.From

KndowmenbMGovernment. REMARKS.

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CURRENCY, BANKING, WEIGHTS,AXD

measures.

Inseit under separate Heads the average Hate of Exchange with London; a List of the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins current in the Colony, and their relative value to each other; the Amount of Coin and Paper Currency in Circulation ; in what Money Accounts are kept; and the Weights and Measures in common use, with their equivalents in Imperial Weights and Measures.

legal tender, and whether there is any limit to the legal tender of Silver or Copper: giving references to the Enactments on the subject.

The Banking particulars should he obtained from the Accounts of the

last completed year, the date being given.

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Londonduring the past

year.

Amount of Coin in 18 °f al1 Banks doing busii Colony.

List of Coins Current,

with relative valne.common use,

equivalents .in

imperial Weights Mens n

•riving particularsAuthority.

a less in theand theirColonial

Government.

I Circulation. I ByPriv I! By} ate B» and No. of{Establish- Under what Capital j ments in authority 1 the established.I Colony. !

hksi res.the Public. Note ! Amount circula- J of

tion | Deposits in the

Colony. | Colony.

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Measures.

Legal tender ourrency,and Legislative

easures; ParticularS °* ®anks doing business in tho

Colony.Average rate of Exchange 'with

Londonduring the past

year.

List of Coins Current, with relative value.

giving particularsAuthority.

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PHvats Baaks | BvGovernment. B r and No. of Establishments in

Note.Capital cincula-

! lion paid up. ! in tho

I Colony.

AmountSame of Bank.the Public. Under what

authority established.

ofnent.‘ cover01 Deposits

in the Colony.

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. from and to each Country in the Year 189cJ—> No. 1.—TOTAL VALUE, in Sterling, of the iLIm d p

, front and to each Co f ^ ^ °f--------------- -------i--------------------------------- -- Country nt the Year 189 f ̂ continued.Exports thereto.

British, Foreign, and other

' Colonial Produce and Manufactures.

! Produce| and Manufactures j

ofthe Colony.

Total Imports therefrom.Countries. ; Exports thereto.Total. Countries. Total Imports therefrom.I Produce

and Manufactures of

the Colony.

British, Foreign, aud ocher

Colonial Produce and Manufactures.

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Value in Sterling.■

Duty.tities 'EnteQre“Df°''S°B’e

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; _ Avoruge Price fixed lor the Value • . ,

(if calculated I rec?lvedOfficially). 111

Total Quautitio imported.

Countries whence Imported. Gross A.Of Total Imports.

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Imposed.ARTICLES.

Sterling.

Brought forward Ii

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Value in Sterling.Totfl QDa,ntitie8

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in the Year 189 SNo. 2.—GENERAL

Value in Sterling.Duty.

«^fuo...oniption.

T°tal Quantiti0s Imported.

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produceaud Manufactures

of

iBritish, Foreign, and other

Colonial Produce and l Manufactures. i

Average PriceProduceand Manufactures

ARTICLES.I Countries to which Exported. Colonial Produce and Total. fixedARTICLES. Total. for the Yaluo j (if calculated officially).!

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in f-Norn each Coiuitry, in the Year 189foiieiq^BRITISH.FOREIGN.

i! Total. With CarCOUNTRIES WHENCE ARRIVED.

TOTAL.In Ballast. GO].;s.With Cargoes. In Ballast. Total.With Cargoes.

In Ballast.Crews. Vessels.iTons. Crews. Vessels.j Tons. Toils.Crews. Vessels. Total.Ci'ewsTons.Vessels. Vessels. ICrews.! Tons. Tons. Crews.Vessels-» Vcssels.j Tons.Crews. Vessels.1 :Tons. Crows, j Vessels. Tons. Crows.II

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TOTAL.Total.COUNTRIES

TO WHICH DEPARTED.In Ballast. WlT» CarWith Cargoes. Total.GfR;s. jN Ballast.

With Cargoes. iIn Ballast.Crews. Vessels' ITons. Crews. Total.Vessels;Tons.: Crews. Vessels Tons.Tons.Vessels Crews. Vessels.Tons. Tons.i Yeasel8- | Crews. Vessels.; 'Tons. Crows. Vessels. Tons. Crews. | Vessels. Tons. Crews.i

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i/6e ]'N0 y_DUMBER. TONNAGE, and CREWS of STEAM VESSELS ENTERED at XJOlVj's Colony of

in *e from each Country, in the Year 189 XBRITISH. Fo*EIG* FOREIGN.

ICOUNTRIES Total.I total.In Ballast. W,T» CarWith Cargoes. Total.IN BALLAST.goes.IWHENCE ARRIVED. WlTH Cargoes.jIn Ballast.Crews. Vessels' Tons. Crews. Total.Tons. VesseljVesselsj Tons. ,Crews. Vessels s: 'Tons..» Crews. Vessels. j Tone.! Tons.Cl‘e\v Crews.Vessels- IVessels.] Tons.I s. I ' Crews. 1 Vessels. I.Tons. Crews. I Vessels.I Tons. Crews.' i

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■1BRITISH. I'OKEiqjj FOREIGN.

COUNTRIES Total. total.In Ballast. WithWith Cargoes. HCar Total.jn Ballast.GO£SiTO WHICH DEPARTED. Wint CarOOF,8.lx Ballast. Total.Crews. Vessels., Tons. Crews.Vessels. Tons. Vessels.Tons. Crews. i Crews.Vessels. Vessels.Tons. Tons.Tons.I I Crews.C^v, fe ssels** i Vessels. Tons. | Crews. Vessels. Crews. Vessols.Tons. Tons. Crews.

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ENTERED at PORTS in the Colony of *txUa^'Cf? in tj y^IOjf— ear l89r >

T fi_NTJMBER, TONNAGE ni1fi ni^** Soused at ports a. themCogHENTERED. f EACH NATION

in the Year 189 5. —1In Ballast.With Cargoes.NATIONALITY OF VESSELS. Tota c L B A R k h.1. RATIONALITY OF VESSELS.

WlTH Cargoes.Vessels. ! Tons.Crows.Tons.Vessels. Crews. Vessels..» lx Ballast.1 Tons> Total.C% Vessels.i Tons. Crews. Vessels. Tons.I Crews. Vessels. Tons. Crews.

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ear189No. 7.—NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREn

ENTERED at POETS in the Colony of ’'"cIJSAKED at PORTS hi ilio M------------------------------* Col0,1f 1 EACH RATIOS'

—----—______in tlle year 189 3". —

-(VENTERED.

In Ballast.With Cargoes. Total.NATIONALITY OF VESSELS.cleared.

naTIOxNALITV of vessels.W,T« Cargoes.Crews, j Vessels.Tons.Vessels.Crews.Tons.Vessels. Tons.» i 1^' Ballast.c,% Total.

Vessels.I Tous. Crews.! Vessels. i Tons. Crews. Vessels. j Tons.I Crews.': II i i

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c/7^ J rTOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of SAILING "VESSELS ENTEftj^ u TORI' in the Colony 0fNo. 9 —

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lu tlle Year 189 ^F 0 R E IGN.BRITISH. foreign.i

total.Total. W1TI1In Ballast. :CarggEs Total.With Cargoes. jjf- Ballasi.NAMES OF PORTS.5WlT» Cargoes.. I®* Ballast.Crews.jVessels.j Tons. JCrews.jVessels.* Tons. 'Crews. Vessels., Crews. : Vessels. ! Tons. Total.Tons.Vessels.! Tons. ; Tons. ! Crews.fend*- i Vessels. Tous. i Crews. I Vessels. ;Tons. ) Crews. I Vcsscls.j Tons. Crews.

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FOREIGN.' B RITIS H. forfiGk I total.Total.jn Ballast.

Total. WlT“ CARGOES.In Ballast. WithWith Cargoes. Cargo*

Crews. | Vessels Tons. C re ws.jVessels! Trir-

NAMES OF PORTS. IIn Ballast.Crews. Vessels. Total.Tons.Tons. ! Crews.! ; Vessel5- Vessels.!Vessels! Tons. jCrews. Vessels Tons. Tons. Crews. Vo8TOta-! Tom. | Crows. IC^, Vessels. Tons. Crews.

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l/PO]TOTAL NUMBER, TONNAGE, and CREWS of STEAM VESSELS c]i PORT ill the Colony 0f

No. 11 —in the Year 180 X

FOREIGN.BRITISH.

total.Total. W™ C^G0(:s. Total.In Ballast. Ix Ballast.With Cargoes.NAMES OP ports. W,Ta Cargoes.I ii In Ballast.I!Crews. Vessels| Tons. jCrews. Total.Vessels! Crews, i Vessels.Tons. Tons. Tons.Vessels) Tons. ;Crews.! Vessels Tons. Vessels.j Crews.;Crews 1Vessels-■ Tons.■ Crews. Vessels.I flons. • Crews. Vessels..I Tons. Crews.i

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PORT in the Colony of( pfld'

a^Eb (l in the Year 189FOREIGN.BRITISH. foreign

WrxH Cartotal.Total.In Babbast.Total.In Ballast.With Cargoes.NAMES OF FORTS. W,T" Cahgom.qoes.

In Ballast.Crews. Vessels. Tons.Tons. Total.Crews.■ VesselCrews.Vessels Tons. jCrowsJV'cssels Vessels.iTons.vessels Tons. Crews.Vessels

| Crews, j Vessels.Tons. Tons.!Ct^s. Crews- I Vessels'I T0D8. !I Tons. Crows.

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L 0 f tipiof wages

jLands, Wages, Produce, Stock, average rateCULTIVATED and UNCULTIVATED for LABOUR.

i *dumber of v Wh0Uy'£TJ>!St'1

Number of Estates Abandoned.

Estimated Acreage of

Uncultivated Land in the Colony.

Number of Estates in Cultivation. PurTuSl?-Estimated Acreage of

Cultivated Land in tlie Colony.

Estimated Acreage . of the Colony. Per Annum. Per BTiy? 1

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/$pjRETURN of the BROD T% , &c.

CROPS.stock.

State the Nature of the Crop, and the Number of Acres of Land in eacJi Crop. PRODUCE. *■State the Nature offte Produce, aud ^ Qaan% o£

NBlube of.Name of the County. * i si PRICEeach.'Sb :6 41"4H'S SI m*

.

i/qo)inns ARTICLES of Use or Consumption.AVERAGE PRICES of various

Prices inSterling Prices.

April. July.January.Cl 0ctobCl.£ s.

A? i/J'» ... per ofWlieaten Flour ....

cibl Bu.dml. .2* movements in Agriculture and Manufactures

... per lb.Wheaten Bread ...:

6r /%

& 4r/j- !

Horned Cattle ...

Horses

Sheep

IGoats

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Milk

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FISHERIES.

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according to Law'.

Number of . Ships built in I the Colony.

fisheries.Number, Name, Situation, and Description ofManufactures, Mills, Works, Ac., Ac.

i

Number, Name Sih

•‘•■teas-:-Tons

Burthen.Quantity produced

andValue in Sterling.

of the employed.»Mineral

gabstances-Description of Fish

andQuantity 0f each.

Valueiu

Sterling.Cenc’val' Remarks.Ships. Boats.

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RETURN OP 1/^]SOLD DURING THE YEAR 189

| Xnniber of Grants under l^’^/edtag”500 Acres. 100 Acres.

Grants °xceeclin

Total Number' Whether by ! Wherc Sold, Grant or Purchase the A State

the Average Price Per Acre.

I of

ssrUs~' K"s’'County or District. State the Total A umber ofName of Grantee. Acres granted.Number of Grants. IStatethe Total Number State the Total1S9 Acres granted in the Colony.

Number of Acresof that remain

Acres sold.j ungranted.i I:

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remarks on squatting.

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GAOLS AND PRISONERS.

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[?m SIAT1STICAL eetdrk for th6 PRI'0J«)

1Number Committed

for Debt,Want of Bail, and

Punishment.

5 Number ofpcreon|

^ksss.CofeSinthC

Punishment).

nf .. dumber wtSC,C°mmitt«d

• have been Previously Convicted.

8 s CommittedacO

of the lp and Natur© >'flD,C prisons.

....“Common

bc inserted.

S anyGaol,” o !§s s

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=6 £ IIIS-8 23II - *Z | f|*S? MiO^ |

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Men ...

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Juveniles of a sentence of aishment in pursuancebstantive puni------------- --- i i _0f Ju«ticGa] ImPPisonmentM is meant imprisonment inflicted as a suo

1 as distinguished from imprisonment for safe custody, dc.

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fob 1rAnswers.Questions.

Questions.

Ansioers.YII. If so. during what periods of imprisonment, in respect of what classes of prisoners, and during how many hours, is such penal labour enforced P In stating hours of tread- wheel labour, give, first, the total time on and off at the wheel, &c.; secondly, the length of spells and intervals of rest.

2. How are they supervised ?

airla

3. How many escapes of prisoners, while being employed beyond the gaol, have taken place during each of the last three years ?

VIII. What kind of labour, other than penal labour, is m use P

4. How the profits of their labour are accounted for.

IX. If the prisoners are employed beyond the walls of the gaol, state—

X. What was the total annual cost1. On what kind of w so employed ?

- /o- 0ork theyof the prison during the year rare

3 A 2

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Questions.Answers. Answers.Questions.

X]V. Is there, or are there, any Chaplain or Chaplains of any, and what, religious persuasions ?

XL What was the annual amount earnings during1of the prisoners £

is

XV. Are religious services regularly, or otherwise, performed for the benefit of the prisoners of any, and, if any, what, religious persuasion ?

XII. What are the number of the hours allotted for sleep P And, if sleep is in association, are the dormitories lighted; and how often are they patrolled during the night.

Catholic PriestsXVI. Are Homan and Dissenting Ministers allowed freeXIII. What were the number and

nature of the punishments inflicted for offences committed by prisoners undergoing imprisonment?

of their own Per'access to prisonersised whensuasion ? and are they applis

respective per-of theirprisoners suasions enter the prison

MS?

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Questions.Answers.Questions.

XX.XVII. What provision is made for

the education of prisoners r 1. What was the

the prison during thesanitary state of year 18^0

2. What were the prevailing diseases ?

XVIII. On what conditi missions of imprisonment granted ?

ons are re-

XXI. What are, shortly, the rules

as to Diet ?

XIX. Have Coroner’s Inquests beenheld on every occasion of prison during thewhat were the verdicts ?

a death in mrnmmrnm - — 'lr" 1 ■ ■ srzx __------- MfRA

past year P And

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CRIMINAL STATISTICS. \

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^—OFFENCES. 'showing the number of OSences

reported, to the Police orthe Magistrates during 189

Offences againstTotal; ^ber of Offences ' * reported-

the Offences '**Preedial L

^raedial Larceny).*Person. arceny. *

Other Offences.

i

10] I l(> 86♦ By “ Preedial Larceny ” is meant the offence-prevalent in flip Q•,jrtn o-rounds and homesteads. It need not be filled un in Pnlon;«.uo ^"S1’0 wino ancl Coolie-importing Colonies-Hif robbing

J“any other prevalent crime may be substituted—as Cattle Stealing,Arson^ Ac Tc”0 preva’ent; and’ !t beinS Btruck

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

II.—APPREHENSIONS AND SUMMONSES.

Table showing tlic number of Persons brought before the Magistrates’ Courts by Arrest Warrant Offences, and liow their Cases were disposed of in the Magistrates’ Courts.or Summons for

Number ofNumberNumber ofI Number Discharged for .want of Prosecution*by the Cases Dismissed

| Party complaining or for | want of Evidence.

! Persons Committed forofPersons summarily

Convicted.Trial in theon Superior Courts.the Merits.

I //' ^ences against the Person ...

!I Pt*dial Larceny

/i■ tli!CeT^a^ns^ Property* other

11 Pnedial Larceny ... j

^WesServiT .a°ainst Master and fckfi.n Cts> deluding Acts

6 to Indentured CooliesZ 2-

OthCr Offences ..

^°tal v .^edn a of ^arsons Snm-

or Apprehendedthis or the following table.0t to be included m

n ar° 11exercise jurisdictio

eefoot.Uui*ely Civil Cases i

note (**) above.

Inch Magistrates%8 in w

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III.—SUMMARY CONVICTIONS.

Table showing the number of Summary Convictions for various Classes of Offences anr) +1of Punishments Inflicted. ’ c

/

kindV •—-COMPARATIVE

TABLE.i Offences

Masters and Servants 1

Acts,including Acts

relating to Indentured

Coolies.

Offences against Revenue Acts, Highway Acts, Health Acts,

and other Acts relating to the

Social Economy of the Colony.

uliTI„ Table sl.mvmg the Number of Offers, Apprehe™, Couvictiom, arulAcquittals for the last Eou

Offences i against Pro- ! perty, other |than Malicious

Injuries to Property, or Prajdial Larceny.

against.i; Covr' | *Assaults: Ma-; Total andofcheri licious ji Xumber Offences : Injuries J Prredialj of j against to Larceny.*1

the Pro-! Person, perty.

r Years.Othe,Punishments.Offences. ft" ^3IS 9*-18(

43 dz3- of offences reported to the Police ... t/(5>j- uinber4 I9Fine \ .fl*®| \\»v of persons Apprehended by the Police or summoned

the Magistrates..............................................................

/ IImprisonment, in lieu of line or Surety ... /2 "7//

•-

UrP erem ptory Impri sonmen t I beforeWhipping... Convictions :—j |fle number of Summary

r 1. For offences against the person .........................

I 2. For pnedial larceny

offences against property, other than prceclial larceny

4. For other offences ... ... ... .............

Bound over with or with- !or other !

//out sureties, trivial punishment ... | z. A?-4A I

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\«! 11 i» 7°'Total ... /2 /£> 3. Forf 80Eote.—Where there has been an Appeal from the Magistrate's decision the case is to be entered as finally decided.and noi necessarily according to the Magistrate’s original decision.

* See foot-note on previous page.

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The number of convictions in the Superior Courts:—

1. For offences against the personIV.—INDICTMENTS AND INFORMATIONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS.

Including Courts analogous to the Courts of Quarter Sessions in England

I

—i.e., District Courts., 2. For prtedial larceny ...............3. For offences against property, other than l)lffiC*

larceny

4. For other offences

i

I iInclude in the Returns bel the Indictments for Attempts and Conspiracies to commit the several Offences.

ow

22£State how the Cases tried in the Superior Courts ended.

ao§ s ,

* f -e! sA-5 : 2 c ^number of persons acquitted :—£ I .31(Each prisoner tried should be

counted as a separate case; but where any large batch of piisoners have been convicted together, the fact might he mentioned in a note below.)

Oh ' V! £ if.%> ~ -% : ^■1 ! s~ rr

o ir. o Io r] f- In the Inferior Courts ..

In the Superior Courts

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HOSPITALS.

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-^liat quantity of Water is available for tient every day ?

Note.—On the first occasion of filling np V

-ss: ob; ^ -«* ■- B°ok * -«*thc ^ a.)iAaw>h0mif the Buildings are afterwards altered or enlarged, fresh Plans should be sent home with the Blue Book rear in which the alterations were effected.

of

for tlie Year 189Hospital Return for the Colony of

Question I. is the source of the Water Supply ?hat isAverage stay

of thosePatients

Discharged.1 Attendants.

■ §Numberremaining ini Number Hospital at admitted i

the beginning during the j of the rear rear ISO

Servants partially or not at all employed as

Nurses.

' Daily I Average in j Hospital I daring the I year ISO

Specify the longest time for which

Nurses doing no

other duty.—:sSi3 any one

Inmate hasr3

3■J. I%

s i tgill V !*z I z • I —

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S

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Males i

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(II.) Detail the arrangements as

and Lavatories.Question II.Windows

andVentilatingOpenings.

Is there any Sink or Drain

opening in Ward. t

: I Thegreatest

number of Patients in the

Ward at any one

time during

the Year.

Connection of the Privy with the

Ward.

Amount 'of cubic space

available for each

Patient for the average number of Patients in the Ward.

iGive theName or Number

of each Ward. | .«=

- 1 £ . I «S

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l-N5.?*SSg 2

Remarks.5 •9?

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I Ml S;!%C IS 11 III fI

II

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(Hi.) What is the System of Seweiage the condition of the Privies t\

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Question III.Questiion iy

up the following Table of Cas0 es ofyear, with the NUm])Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Hospital during the Year 18. each kind cr of d Disease 111 tlle Hospital in theeaths from each SUcl* DiseaseAnd stating: the Official Position of'the Visitors.

Diseases Tmitecl dumber of Cases.

Specifying the character of the Visit in respect to Notice. dumber of

DeathBy a Government Inspector.

By the Governor or Colonial Secretary. By a Committee of hGoverning Bodf *

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(I.) In reference to the above Table, state whether or not the Register Books were produced on every occasion; and if not, on bow occasions they were not so produced.

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not to be properlywere

examined, they were found imade up to date of examination.

And fill up the next Table of Cases of the following Diseases occurring amongst Patients andalso amongst Officers:—

Occurring amongst Officers.Occurring amongst Patients.

Non-Resident Officers.Resident Officers-In Caso of Patients attacked , I while in Hospital,state how long Number

um x.i j j Person lmd been in Hospital 01: Deaths.of Cases- before his attack, and for what

disease he was admitted.

Name of Disease.(III.) State also following kinds have c Governor .*—

how many Reports of the ome under the notice of the

Deaths.Cases.Deaths.Cases.

M Sports of a Financial and Statistical kind, especially such on which Afo

^owkevlever or or other Endemic

as show the system ney and Store Accounts

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Stospital.ament Inspector, in

dependent of the Governi 'of the Hospital (Append copies of his R

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(or typhoid) Eever ...Dng Authority ;as 1

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Number of such , 6ross Cubio Space ;Gr°9s Superficial! Amount20 \ °f all ! Area | 0f Cubic Space

Rooms. 1 sucli Rooms. i 0,, sucb ! availableRooms. for each Patient.

AverageTemperature.

The0f Rooms.

pc.criPtionQuestion I.—(Statistical).STATISTIC AL

_ Amount of WindowWinter. ; Summer. Space.

TABLE. IGENERAL itoriesj.....••• •

RoomsCoi'i‘^olS

pay Rooms

Single Rooms.......

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usedDischarged. I INumber of Attendants.

stayo?tieose payNumber of Patients

who diedDaily

AverageNumber

Non-Resident.Resident.Number Admitted |

as5 -tss. .5 • !>•inEm?rd Lrssssj Etr’ LfsssaAttendance' or only Attendance or only

on the ;partially as on the ,l;Patients. : Attendants Patients. Attendant.

during | dnring1£> - is J '-cIS-• > S •31* r. s -OP a O

T —- ufeisc:II.—(Management.)RESTRAINT.

[?2pQuestion III.—Question (Diet.)

Restraint by Attendants. Mec! Append the Dietary Table.lanical RSeclusion under Lock and Ke) “Hu,Restraint.

The Number of times resortedto

The Number of Persons subjected to

The greatest duration of, in any single instance

Question IY.—(Inspection.)

pivide tlie Patients in the Asylum into the following Classes:—In reference to the above Table, state:—

I. By whose authority Patients are restrained.II. What kinds of mechanical restraint are in

Males. Females.

use.(I.) Maniacal and Dangerous

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

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

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

(n.) By other Patients ?(in.) By Attendants ?

Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Asylum in lS£h

And Stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

By an Inspector specially Bv a Committee of the charged to ascertain the

' Governing Body. continued Lunacy orOCCUPATION. Distinguishing those Visits in which all Patients were seen and every Part of the Building

Visited from Visits of Partial Inspection.

By a GovernmentBy the Governor or Colonial Secretary.State the extent of— Inspector. otherwise of the Patients.

ACRES R. 1\(I.) The airing courts ...

(II.) And other groundsAre the Patients,

cise, their health permitting ?Are they confined to airing courts, or allowed

to walk in other grounds, and sent bevond the Asylum ?

Are any means taken to or to induce them to them.

| Belonging to the Asylum. Of Surprise.

rule, given dailyas a exer-

I Complete Inspections

i Partial Inspectionsamuse the Patients,

amuse themselves ? Detail

How 189 ?

many religious services under the notice of the Governor :were held in ing kinds have comeState how many Reports of the follow mWhat was the average attendance ?

In what building, and how contain ?

d Statistical (allowing, amongst Money and Store(I.) Financial an~°Uier things, on what system

Accounts are kept and audited.)

many could it

chargedPersonsthe Asylum.II. Sports by the Person 01

^ the immediate management o(rive the Daily Ave*'age Number of Patients who

Specifying the character of the

Trade.

Were ^ployed in 189 inde-(HI.) Reports by an

Cadent of the Governing BodyDistinguishing the Sexes.

Employment.Agriculture and Cardening.!, Household Work, Drawing W'ater’ ^Male ...

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The hours 7, 1, 9, have been given in the Forms ; for these, any other

combination of hours may be substituted.

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extracted from the Accounts of the lastStation . H =x = . 3> = The particulars should be

completed year.

The Statement of Revenue Funds realised, but should include Interest on

\include Deposits received or

Investments.January - should notI

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include Deposits repaid ort , should not interest credited to Depositors, and all

iMarch Statement of ExpenditureTheFunds invested, but should include iApril

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when established.Amount of

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Servants’Bedrooms.

Gardeners and Labourers required.

FamilyBedrooms.

necessarily borneReceptionRooms.

Land. If suppliedGarden. Ocher InformationIs Plato, Linen, Crocker

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RAILWAYS, CANALS, ROADS,

TELEGRAPHS, and TELEPHONES.

Each Line or Company should he separately entered.

Tile particulars required should be extracted from the Accounts for the last completed year, the date of which should be stated.

If possible, the total tonnage and passenger mileage should he given for

the Railways.

Eor Roads, particulars of total lengths should be given.

particulars as in the case of Railways andEor Canals, the same

Telegraphs, as far as applicable, should be stated.

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or worked by Government, or by

private body.

Length open for j

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orIn the case of Railways.c°st of Annnal charge

for interest, if

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date. Number ofTotal Receipts.Passenger

Receipts.Goods (excluding any Tolegraph and

Telephone MessagesReceipts. charge for interest.) sent.

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Commission on r Slf-'-jO -V , 43 - £-OrdersCommission on Pi i*wl

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Expenditure :—For salaries and wages and all expenses of

Postal Service (including Money and Postal Order business) within thejColony

S(yvit+4 20 - 0 0w •For conveyance of Mails beyond the Colony ^

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Post Offices. Money Order Offices. Telegraph Qffiees.

Statement of the Estimated Total Numberof Letters, etc., dealt with in 139 ^

External. 1IInternal. United Kingdom.

Other Places.Total. 1From From IToLetters £tr :

I!Post Cards I1 IIK. ...Ke^vspapers i

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GtS’ SampJes, and Circulars .. ic IParcels

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Statement of the Amount of Ufon Engdom, and betw

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