COINAGE AND CURRENCYcontd.

TABLE NO.

129. Coinage at the Calcutta and Bombay Minits
130. Old Government of India Rupees (including small silver coins)
received into the Mints for re-coinage, and silver coinage in each
Mint

131. Number and Value of Government Currency Notes of each deno-
mination in circulation on the 31st March in each year
132. Value of Notes in circulation and composition of the Paper
Currency Reserve on the 31st March in each year
133. Crented Securities in the Paper Currency Reserve and Appropria-
tions for their reduction

134. Receipts, Charges and net Profits of the Paper Currency Depart

PAGE.

228-243

244

ib

245

it

BANKS

MUNICIPALITIES.

ment

246-247

247

135. Progress of Banking Capital in India
136. Proportion per cent. of Cash to Liabilities on Deposits of the
several classes of Banks on 31st December of each year i

137. Population and Constitution of Municipalities with Income and
Expenditure
138. Income of Municipalities.
139. Expenditure of Municipalities
140. Name of each Municipality containing Population of 50,000 and
above, with Income and Expenditure

DISTRICT AND
LOCAL BOARDS.

141. Income and Expenditure of District and Local Boards

145. Classification of Colleges and Schools and Number of Scholars

attending them

146. Number of Colleges and Schools and of Scholars attending them,
by Provinces
147. Stages of Instruction in Recognised Schools for general education
148. Number of pupils in each stage of instruction, classified according
to Sex, Race or Creed

260-261

262

ib

263

264-265

266-269 270-271

272

273

273-274

274 275-277

278-281

282-283

of

284

University, College and School Examinations, number
obtaining each degree or passing the prescribed tests
Examinations in Arts and Science of Indian Universities
conducted by Provincial Boards
Education

154. Number of recognised Educational Institutions under manage-
ment of Government and Local Bodies and under private
management; also of Unrecognised Institutions, Number of
Scholars

155 Total Expenditure from all sources on each class of Educational
Institutions in British India

159. Sources of Expenditure on Education in British India
160. Total Expenditure on Public Instruction in different Provinces
161. Classification of Pupils in Schools for General Education according

302

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PAGE.

PRESS.

162. Number of Printing Presses at work and number of Newspapers,
Periodicals and Books published

305

CO-OPERATIVE
SOCIETIES

163. Number, Membership and Financial Position of Co-operative
Societies.
A.-British Provinces-B.-Indian States

306-309

FORESTS

167A. Yield of Principal Crops in British India
168. Area Surveyed and Assessed

169.

322-323

of Forest Lands, Outturn of Produce, and Revenue and Expenditure of Forest Department 170. Protection of Forests-Results of Protection from Fire and Cattle 324-325

313--314 315-317

318

320 321

172. Number of Emigrants embarked from Indian Ports to various
Colonies under the Indian Emigration Acts
173. Ports of Shipments and Provinces from which the Emigrants were
drawn

on

174. Number of Passengers carried in Native Passenger Ships
Long Voyage with ports of
departure and destination
Short Voyage within the
Province, with ports of
departure and destina-

179. Number of Pilgrims who sailed from and returned to British
India to and from the Hedjaz under the Provisions of the
Pilgrim Ships Act

etc.

180. Births and Deaths and Ratio of Deaths according to Sex, Town,
181. Number and Ratio to Population of Deaths in Towns and Rural
Circles
182.

1

of Births with Ratio per mille of Population and excess
of Births over Deaths and Deaths over Births
183. Deaths-Ratio per mille in certain large Cities and Stations
184.
Number and Ratio per mille of Population according
to Age
185. Number of Registered Deaths, according to cause and Ratio per
mille among the General Population
186. Deaths-Number from all Causes in each month
187. Plague Mortality, British Provinces and Indian States
188. Number of Primary and Re-vaccinations and of successful Cases
189.

State Public, Local Fund and Private aided Hospitals and Dispensaries, with Number of Beds available in them, Number of Indoor and Outdoor Patients treated in them, Number of Indoor Patients died therein, and their Income and Expenditure

367

368-369

TABLE NO.

VITAL STATIS

TICE-Contd.

PAGE.

370-371

190. Number of StateSpecial, Railway and private non-aided Hos-
pitals, Number of Beds available and Number of Indoor and
Outdoor Patients treated in them
191. Diseases of Patients treated in the different classes of Hospitals
and Dispensaries. - 972-375
192. Number of Cases of Human and Animal Poisoning in which
articles were chemically examined, also the Poisons most
commonly used in those Cases

MEDICO-LEGAL
INVESTIGATIONS

376

LUNATIC

193. Number of Lunatics: Religion, Mortality, Cost to Government, etc. 378 379
194. Previous Occupations of Lunatics (including Criminals) admitted
in to Asylums

380-381

ASYLUMS

,་

195. Types of Insanity of Lunatics in Asylums
196. Aetiological Factors and Associated conditions in the Patients
admitted into Asylums

382-383

384-387

RAILWAYS

198. Mileage of Railway Lines in India open for Traffic at end of year. 391–395

India

199. Number of Passengers and Quantity of Goods conveyed, and the
Earnings derived therefrom, by the several Railway Systems in
200. Capital at charge, Earnings and Expenses of the several Railway
Systems in India

201. Financial results of the Working of State Railways
201A. Financial results in respect of Railways owned by the State
202. Revenue Account of the Railways in respect of which Government
is financially responsible

203. Gross Earnings from each class of Traffic

204. Statement of Accidents of all descriptions to persons

204A. Statement of Accidents of all descriptions to persons
205. Value of the Total Trade

419

420-421

206. Distribution of Seaborne Trade in Private Merchandise among the
Provinces and Principa! Ports

207. Total Trade of eight Principal Ports-Summary
208. Value of Imports of Private Merchandise into British India ny
Sea, distinguishing Countries wherce imported
each Province by
Sea, distinguishing Principal Countries whence imported
Principal Articles of Private Merchandise
into British India, by Sea, from Foreiga Countries. 432-435
211. Quantity of Imports of Principal Articles of Private Merchandise
into British India, by Sea, from Foreign Countries
212. Value of Exports of Indian Produce and Manufactures from
British India, by Sea, distinguishing Principal Countries to
which exported

436-437

438-441

each

442, 445

446-447

Province by Sea, distinguishing Principal Countries to which
exported

of Principal Articles of Indian Produce and
Manufactures from British India, by Sea, to Foreign Countries
215. Quantity of Exports of Principal Articles of Indian Produce and
Manufactures from British India, by Sea, to Foreign Countries. 448--449
216. Value of Exports of Foreign Merchandise (Re-exports) from British
India, by Sea, distinguishing Principal Countries to which
exported

FOREIGN TRADE 213.

214.

FOREIGN TRADE -contd.

TABLE NO.

219. Imports and Exports of Cotton Goeds and Exports of Indian Raw

Cotton

Apparel (excluding Hosiery and Boots and Shoes)

Metals

Metal Manufactures

220.

221.

222.

223.

224.

225.

226.

Provisions

227.

- Mineral Oils

228.

229.

Sugar

Electrical Apparatus (including Telegraph and Tele-
phone Apparatus, not being Machinery)
Synthetic Dyes (including Coal Tar Dyes and Indigo
Synthetic)

230. Exports of Jute, Raw and Manufactured

498

ib 498-499

238. Quantity (Chests) and Value (Rupees) of Indian Opium exported
from British India by Sea, both on Government and on Private
account to each Foreign Country

243. Value of 'Principal Government Stores imported into British

249. Principal Imports and Exports of Merchandise across the Land
'Frontier
250. Trade of Aden
251. Vessels Entered and Cleared, at ports in British India distinguish-
ing Steamers and Sailing Vessels with Cargoes and in Ballast
252. Number and Tonnage of Steam and Sailing Vessels which entered
with Cargoes or in Ballast at ports in British India from
Foreign Countries, distinguishing Nationalities
cleared
with Cargoes or in Ballast from ports in British India to Foreign
Countries, distinguishing Nationalities
254. Total Shipping of eight Principal Ports Summary
255. Number and Tonnage of Vessels of 100 tons and upwards beiong-
ing to or registered in India
of steam and sailing vessels including
their repeated Voyages, that Entered and Cleared with Cargoes,
at each of the Principal Ports in British India

256.

257. Coasting Trade: Value of the Total Trade
258. Total Value of Private Merchandise (Indian and Foreign) and
Treasure imported into and exported from the several mari-
time Provinces of British India from and to Indian Ports
(British and Foreign)

253.

SHIPPING .

500

ib

501

ib

ib

502-503

503

504-505

506

507

ib

ib

508

ib.

509-510

511-512

SHIPS REGISTERED. 260. Ships first Registered at Indian Ports 261. Wrecks and Casualties in Indian Waters

WRECKS

MERCHANDISE
MARKS.

262. Detentions under the Merchandise Marks Act

263. Joint Stock Companies Registered in British India, and at work :

533

534

536-537

538

540-541

542

543

544

545

but

working in Indian States Class,
Number and Paid-up Capital
-but

546

working in each Province in
British India

547

-but

working in each Indian State

548

549

272.

LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANIES.

(271. Amount of Income and Outgo of Indian Life Assurance Companies.

Life Assurance Funds, Paid-up Capital and total
realisable Assets of Indian Life Assurance
Companies

550

273.

new Sums Assured under each Class of Policy and of total sum Assured remaining in force at the close of each year

551

(274. General Statistics of the Post Office of British India
275. Estimated Number of Letters, Post Cards, Newspapers, Parcels and
Packets

552

553

FOST OFFICE. 276. Total Number and Amount of Money Orders with annual increase. 277. Number of Post Office Savings Banks, Depositors and Amount of Deposits

systems maintained by Licensed Telephone Companies
at Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Rangoon, Moulmein, Karachi and
Ahmedabad

284. Capital Revenue and Expenditure of the Telegraph Department
285. Statistics of Messages by Government Telegraphs

557

ib

il

558

ib

559

560-561

286. General Statistics of the Indo-European Telegraph Department

ib

METEOROLOGY.

287. Normal and Actual Rainfall according to Chief Political Divisions 562-563