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# 16. Comparative Statement showing the Rateable Value of the Colony of Hongkong in each of the ten years from 1910-1911 to 1919-1920 inclusive :-

| Year | Rateable Value | Increase as compared with previous year | Decrease as compared with previous year | Percentage of Increase or Decrease as compared with the previous year | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1910-11 | 11,082,179 | 331,277 | | 3.08% Increase | | 1911-12 | 11,161,390 | 79,211 | | 0.71% Increase | | 1912-13 | 12,312,306 | 1,150,916 | | 10.31% Increase | | 1913-14 | 12,435,812 | 123,506 | | 1.03% Increase | | 1914-15 | 14,410,103 | 1,974,291 | | 15.87% Increase | | 1915-16 | 14,287,285 | | 122,818 | 0.85% Decrease | | 1916-17 | 14,282,186 | | 5,099 | 0.03% Decrease | | 1917-18 | 14,410,153 | 127,967 | | 0.89% Increase | | 1918-19 | 15,633,736 | 1,228,583 | | 8.52% Increase | | 1919-20 | 16,304,801 | 666,065 | | 4.25% Increase |

17. In the ten years 1910-1911 to 1919-1920 the Rateable Value has increased by $5,222,622 or 47.12 per cent. Since I took over the duties of Assessor in 1889 the Rateable Value has increased by no less than $13,021,522 or 396.60 per cent.

18. Staff—During my absence on leave from 22nd May to 5th September, 1918, Mr. David Wood acted as Assessor. Mr. Chu Tsau-hing and Mr. So Shing-hon have discharged their duties as Interpreter and Clerk respectively to my satisfaction.

ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,
27th May, 1919.

ARTHUR CHAPMAN,
Assessor.

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# 16. Comparative Statement showing the Rateable Value of the Colony of Hongkong in each of the ten years from 1910-1911 to 1919-1920 inclusive :- | Year | Rateable Value | Increase as compared with previous year | Decrease as compared with previous year | Percentage of Increase or Decrease as compared with the previous year | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1910-11 | 11,082,179 | 331,277 | | 3.08% Increase | | 1911-12 | 11,161,390 | 79,211 | | 0.71% Increase | | 1912-13 | 12,312,306 | 1,150,916 | | 10.31% Increase | | 1913-14 | 12,435,812 | 123,506 | | 1.03% Increase | | 1914-15 | 14,410,103 | 1,974,291 | | 15.87% Increase | | 1915-16 | 14,287,285 | | 122,818 | 0.85% Decrease | | 1916-17 | 14,282,186 | | 5,099 | 0.03% Decrease | | 1917-18 | 14,410,153 | 127,967 | | 0.89% Increase | | 1918-19 | 15,633,736 | 1,228,583 | | 8.52% Increase | | 1919-20 | 16,304,801 | 666,065 | | 4.25% Increase | 17. In the ten years 1910-1911 to 1919-1920 the Rateable Value has increased by $5,222,622 or 47.12 per cent. Since I took over the duties of Assessor in 1889 the Rateable Value has increased by no less than $13,021,522 or 396.60 per cent. 18. Staff—During my absence on leave from 22nd May to 5th September, 1918, Mr. David Wood acted as Assessor. Mr. Chu Tsau-hing and Mr. So Shing-hon have discharged their duties as Interpreter and Clerk respectively to my satisfaction. ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,27th May, 1919. ARTHUR CHAPMAN,Assessor.
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- B 3 16. Comparative Statement showing the Rateable Value of the Colony of Hongkong in each of the ten years from 1910-1911 to 1919-1920 inclusive :- Increase Decrease Rateable as compared as compared with pre- Year. Value. with pre- vious year. vious year. Percentage of in Rateable Value Increase or Decrense as compared with the previous year. $99 $ 明 1910-11 11,082,179 331,277 % 3·08 Increase. 1911-12 11,161,390 79,211 1912-13 ... 12,312,306 1,150,916 1913-14 12,435,812 123,506 0-71 do. 10:31 do. 1.03 do. 1914-15 14,410,103 1,974,291 1915-16 14,287,285 1916-17 14,282,186 122,818 5,099 15.87 do. 0-85 Decrease. 0:03 do. 1917-18 14,410,153 127,967 089 Increase. 1918-19 15,633,736 1,228,583 8.52 do. 1919-20 16,304,801 666,065 4.25 do. 17. In the ten years 1910-1911 to 1919-1920 the Rateable Value has increased by $5,222,622 or 47-12 per cent. Since I took over the duties of Assessor in 1889 the Rateable Value has increased by no less than $13,021,522 or 396-60 per cent. to Mr. 18. Staff-During my absence on leave from 22nd May 5th September, 1918, Mr. David Wood acted as Assessor. Chu Tsau-hing and Mr. So Shing-hon have discharged their duties as Interpreter and Clerk respectively to my satisfaction. ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, 27th May, 1919. ARTHUR CHAPMAN, Assessor.
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16. Comparative Statement showing the Rateable Value of the Colony of Hongkong in each of the ten years from 1910-1911 to 1919-1920 inclusive :-

Increase Decrease Rateable as compared as compared

with pre-

Year.

Value.

with pre-

vious year. vious year.

Percentage of

in Rateable Value Increase or Decrense

as compared with

the previous year.

$99

$

明

1910-11

11,082,179

331,277

%

3·08 Increase.

1911-12

11,161,390

79,211

1912-13

... 12,312,306 1,150,916

1913-14

12,435,812

123,506

0-71

do.

10:31

do.

1.03 do.

1914-15

14,410,103 1,974,291

1915-16

14,287,285

1916-17

14,282,186

122,818 5,099

15.87 do.

0-85 Decrease.

0:03

do.

1917-18

14,410,153 127,967

089 Increase.

1918-19

15,633,736 1,228,583

8.52 do.

1919-20

16,304,801 666,065

4.25 do.

17. In the ten years 1910-1911 to 1919-1920 the Rateable Value has increased by $5,222,622 or 47-12 per cent. Since I took over the duties of Assessor in 1889 the Rateable Value has increased by no less than $13,021,522 or 396-60 per cent.

to

Mr.

18. Staff-During my absence on leave from 22nd May 5th September, 1918, Mr. David Wood acted as Assessor. Chu Tsau-hing and Mr. So Shing-hon have discharged their duties as Interpreter and Clerk respectively to my satisfaction.

ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,

27th May, 1919.

ARTHUR CHAPMAN,

Assessor.

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