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APPENDIX.
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APPENDIX.
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Extract from Dr Thomson's Deport in the Parliamentary Blue Book of New Zealand, 7th August 1851.
Number of British Soldiers in 1000 annually attacked by different Diseases on various Stations.
|
|
New
Zealand.
|
Great
Britain.
|
Australia.
|
Cape of
Good Hope.
|
Malta.
|
| Consumption
|
6O
|
148
|
133
|
98
|
120
|
| Fever
|
14
|
78
|
65
|
88
|
173
|
| Diseases of
Stomach and Bowels,
|
60
|
94
|
153
|
126
|
155
|
| Liver Complaint
|
7
|
8
|
15
|
22
|
21
|
| Total
|
141
|
328
|
366
|
334
|
469
|
Number of British Soldiers in 1000 annually attacked and earned off by Pectoral Diseases on various Stations.
|
|
|
|
Attacked.
|
Deaths.
|
| New Zealand
|
|
|
60
|
2.7
|
| Cape of Good Hope
|
|
|
98
|
3.0
|
| Malta
|
|
|
120
|
6.0
|
| Australia
|
|
|
133
|
5.8
|
| Canada
|
|
|
148
|
6.7
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| Great Britain
|
|
|
148
|
8.0
|
Number of British Soldiers in 1000 who annually die from different Diseases on various Stations.
| New Zealand
|
8.25
|
Canada
|
20.
|
| Great Britain
|
14.
|
Cape of Good Hope
|
15.
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| Australia
|
11.
|
Malta
|
18.
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B
RETURN of LAND in the Province of OTAGO, shewing the quantity included in Hundreds, and otherwise.
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|
|
Square Miles.
|
| Total gross Area of the Province,
|
|
23,090
|
|
|
Acres.
|
Square Miles.
|
| Occupied by Sheep or Cattle Runs,
|
8,307,200
|
12,980
|
| Occupied as Hundreds up to date,
|
968,320
|
1,513
|
| Not occupied, and barren,
|
5,502,080
|
8,597
|
|
|
14,777,600
|
23,090
|
|
|
|
23,090
|
List of Hundreds shewing Area, in Acres and Square Miles.
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|
|
Acres.
|
Square Miles.
|
| Dunedin,
|
72,320
|
113
|
| East Taieri,
|
73,600
|
115
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| West Taieri,
|
60,160
|
94
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| North Tokomairiro,
|
70,400
|
110
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| South Tokomairiro,
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70,400
|
110
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| Waihola,
|
70,400
|
110
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| West Clutha,
|
53,760
|
84
|
| East Clutha,
|
46,720
|
73
|
| Oamaru,
|
87,040
|
136
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| Otepopo,
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53,760
|
84
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| Moeraki,
|
65,920
|
103
|
| Hawksbury,
|
71,040
|
111
|
| Waikouaiti,
|
25,600
|
40
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New Southern Hundreds.
| Waitahuna,
|
40,960
|
64
|
| Pomahaka,
|
46.080
|
72
|
| Popotunoa,
|
60,160
|
94
|
|
|
968,320
|
1513
|
Amount of Revenue received for the year 1861 on account of Pastoral Runs, viz.:--
| Assessment on Stock,
|
£2,488 17 8
|
| License Fees,
|
2.151 5 0
|
|
|
£4,640 2 8
|
Amount of Land Revenue from the Sale of Land during the same period, -- £66,840 0 5
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C
TABLE shewing the Amount of GOLD received by each Escort from the various Gold Fields since their opening.
Compiled from the Receiving Officer's Returns.
RETURN shewing the Quantity, Value, and Duty on Gold exported from August 1861 (opening of the Gold Field) to March 31, 1862.
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PROVINCE OF OTAGO.
LAND REVENUE FROM 1854 TO 1861 INCLUSIVE.
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SUMMARY of ASSISTED EMIGRANTS dispatched to Otago, from August 1855 to October 1861.
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F
CENSUS of the Province of OTAGO, December 1861.
* Inclusive of 106 Officers and Soldiers of H. M. 70th Regiment of Infantry.
There are supposed to have been about 3000 Miners not included, who were in tents in different gullies and on the roads.
TABLE shewing the EUROPEAN POPULATION of the Province of OTAGO in each Year, from 1848 to 1861 inclusive.
* There are supposed to have been about 3000 Miners not included, who were in tents in different gullies and on the roads.
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CENSUS of the Province of OTAGO, December 1861.
* Inclusive of 106 Officers and Soldiers of H. M. 70th Regiment of Infantry.
About 3000 in addition were calculated to be wandering among the gullies and encamped on the road sides as travellers.
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CENSUS of the Province of OTAGO, December 1861.
Note.- -The figures under each separate District do not indicate precisely the amount of Stock actually within that particular District, as in some instances the owners of Stock returned the same in the District in which they happened to return their own names, while the Stock, or a portion thereof, might be in a different District. The same explanation is applicable to the return of Crops.
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CENSUS of the Province of OTAGO, December 1861.
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EDUCATION
TABULAR VIEW of the Expenditure incurred by the Provincial Council on account of EDUCATION in the School Districts of the Province of Otago, for each Year from March 1856 to September 1861; exclusive of the cost of Management, Teachers' Passages from Britain, Maps, Globes, &c.; with a Statement of the number of Schools, and the Population for each year.
The foregoing Amount was Expended as follows:--
1. Buildings and Rental of School Premises, - - £6,404 9 2
2. Fencing School Buildings and Teachers' Glebes, - - 414 16 2
3. Teachers' Salaries, - - - - - - - 5,313 11 9
4. Other current expenses, - - - - - - 421 0 1
TOTAL EXPENDITURE, - - - - - - - - - - £12,553 17 2
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ABSTRACT of the Value of IMPORTS and EXPORTS, and of the REVENUE for the Province of OTAGO, from 1848 to 1861.
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RETURN of the Number of Vessels entered Inwards and Outwards at the Port of Otago, shewing the aggregate Tonnage from 1848 to 1861.
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POST-OFFICE RETURNS.
Return of Letters and Newspapers conveyed between Dunedin and the undermentioned Provinces of New Zealand during the year 1861.
Return of Letters and Newspapers conveyed between Dunedin and the several District Post-Offices during the year 1861.
* This Return is up to the 30th September I860.
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SUMMARY of WEATHER at DUNEDIN, from the Year 1852 to 1861.
Temperature * and Rain ** at Dunedin for the year ending 30th June 1861, and its Results, as compared with the nine preceding years.
Winds at Dunedin for the year ending 30th June 1861, and its Results, as compared with the nine preceding years.
* Mean Temperature of London, 49.6; of Auckland (N. Z.), 59.1; of Wellington (N. Z.), 58.2; and of Otago (N. Z.), 50.23.
** In Rome, 36 inches of rain fall annually; in Naples, 37; in Quebec, 40; in New York, 55; in Dublin, 31; in Plymouth, 40; in London, 24 in 178 days; in Auckland (N.Z.), 48 in 170 days; in Wellington (N. Z.), 46 in 154 days; and in Otago (N. Z.), 28 3/4 in 133 days.
Note. --This Table has been derived from the careful observations of the Rev. THOMAS BURNS, D. D., of Dunedin.
JOHN BAXTER, PRINTER, JAMES COURT, HEAD OF MOUND, EDINBURGH.
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Lithog. by W. & A. K. Johnston, Edinr
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