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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

C.O/133

4

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference:—

[180]

[787]

ACCOUNTS KEPT IN

The Accounts of the Colonial Government are kept in sterling, in accordance with the instructions of the Lords of the Treasury to the Colonial Treasurer; and the different coins of which the receipts consist, and in which the payments are made, are stated in a separate column.

The Accounts of the Mercantile Establishments are generally kept in Spanish Dollars, at the rate of 4s 2d sterling per Dollar.

WEIGHTS

Chinese

Unit Equivalent
1 Picul 100 Catties
1 Catty (or Kin) 16 Taels
1 Tael 10 Mace
1 Mace 10 Candareens

1 Catty = 1 1/3 lbs, or 579.84 Grains

1 Tael = 57.984 Grains

English Standard

Weights deposited in the Colonial Treasury:

Unit Equivalent
Fifty-six Pounds
Twenty-eight Pounds
Fourteen Pounds
Seven Pounds
Five Pounds
Four Pounds
One Pound
One half Pound
One quarter Pound
Two Ounces
One Ounce
Eight Drams
Four Drams
Two Drams
One Dram

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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON C.O/133 4 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference:— [180] [787] ACCOUNTS KEPT IN The Accounts of the Colonial Government are kept in sterling, in accordance with the instructions of the Lords of the Treasury to the Colonial Treasurer; and the different coins of which the receipts consist, and in which the payments are made, are stated in a separate column. The Accounts of the Mercantile Establishments are generally kept in Spanish Dollars, at the rate of 4s 2d sterling per Dollar. WEIGHTS Chinese Unit Equivalent 1 Picul 100 Catties 1 Catty (or Kin) 16 Taels 1 Tael 10 Mace 1 Mace 10 Candareens 1 Catty = 1 1/3 lbs, or 579.84 Grains 1 Tael = 57.984 Grains English Standard Weights deposited in the Colonial Treasury: Unit Equivalent Fifty-six Pounds Twenty-eight Pounds Fourteen Pounds Seven Pounds Five Pounds Four Pounds One Pound One half Pound One quarter Pound Two Ounces One Ounce Eight Drams Four Drams Two Drams One Dram
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BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- | ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE ¦ COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON C.O/133 4 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference :— [180] [787] are ACCOUNTS KEPT IN. The Accounts of the Colonial Government e kept in sterling, in accordance with the instructions of the Lords of the Treasury to the Colonial Freasurer; and the different coins of which the receipts consist, and in which the payments · stated in a separate. column. are made, are stated. is a The Accounts of the Mercantile. Establishments a·re generally kept in Spanish Dollars, at the rate of 142/4" sterling per Dollar. 120 batties. 100 batties, or 1334 tbs, 16 Jaels, 13 tb 饶 579.84 Grains Joy, 10-One Tail, n 57.984 Grains 10-One Mace, WEIGHTS. Chinese . Stone, = Shik }{ Picul. Jam! food batty }{Kin. Jael. Leany Mace. } = { Freen bandareen! Juni to be English Standard. Weights deposited, in the Colonial Treasurys Avvirdupois. Fifty sirs Pounds Twenty-eight Pounds. Fourteen Pounds. Seven Pounds. Four Pounds Five Pounds. One Pound. One half Pound One quarter Pound. Korf Two Cunces. Ane Bunce. Eight Dramd Four Drams. Two Drams One Dram. 110
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BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- | ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE ¦

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

C.O/133

4

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference :—

[180]

[787]

are

ACCOUNTS KEPT IN.

The Accounts of the Colonial Government e kept in sterling, in accordance with the instructions of the Lords of the Treasury to the Colonial Freasurer; and the different coins of which the receipts consist, and in which the payments

· stated in a separate.

column.

are

made, are stated. is a

The Accounts of the Mercantile.

Establishments

a·re

generally kept in Spanish

Dollars, at the rate of 142/4" sterling per Dollar.

120 batties.

100 batties, or

1334 tbs,

16 Jaels,

13 tb

579.84 Grains

Joy,

10-One Tail, n 57.984 Grains

10-One Mace,

WEIGHTS.

Chinese .

Stone,

= Shik

}{

Picul.

Jam!

food batty

}{Kin.

Jael.

Leany Mace.

} = { Freen

bandareen! Juni

to be

English Standard. Weights deposited, in the Colonial Treasurys

Avvirdupois. Fifty sirs Pounds Twenty-eight Pounds.

Fourteen Pounds. Seven Pounds.

Four Pounds

Five Pounds.

One Pound.

One half Pound One quarter Pound.

Korf

Two Cunces.

Ane Bunce.

Eight Dramd

Four Drams. Two Drams One Dram.

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