1888-9.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF THE ASSESSMENTS FOR THE YEARS 1887-88 AND 1888-89.

1887-8.

REMARKS.

DISTRICT.

No. of

Assess*.

Rateable Value.

Amount of Rates.

Rateable Value.

No. of

Amount of Rates.

Assess1.

VICTORIA.

6,876

15

2,588,072

17,200 (g)

386,439

2,236

2,719,555

3,050 (g)

353,542

213

6,962

2,605,272

338,675

2,722,605

353,755

HONGKONG VILLAGES.

Existing Assessment adopted,

Village transferred from Victoria,

Villages re-assessed,

1,296

55,104 (a)

3,857

7

32,646 (b)

2,856

87,750

6,713

87,750

400 (h)

6,142

1,303

28

1

37

34,490 (c)

3,017

48,710 (c

24

6,298 (d)

551

6,362 (2)

3,824

44

445

25

40,788

3,568

50,072

4,269

377,490

9,537

KOWLOON VILLAGES.

Existing Assessment adopted,

1,128

120,928 (e)

8,464

120,928

8,464

1,128

Village re-assessed,.

52

48,195 (ƒ)

3,373

69,035

4,832

70

TOTALS,.

9,435

2,902,933

(a) All the Hongkong Villages except Quarry Bay, (7) Quarry Bay formerly paid 82 % now reduced to 7 %. (a) The Hill District formerly described as Victoria Peak.

(d) Pok-fu Lam formerly paid 81 % on Rateable Value now reduced to 7 %. (e) All the Kowloon Villages except Kowloon Point.

360,793

3,050,790

op

() Kowloon Point.

() The Piers in Victoria formerly paid 13 % now reduced to 7 %. Many Piers this year are not separately assessed but rated with their adjoining Godowns.

(h) So-kon Po Village formerly paid 13 % now reduced to 7 %.

REFERENCE.

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