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In order to estimate with greater accuracy than is possible by a statement of values only, the increase or decrease in the actual volume of the trade of the Colony, an index figure was constructed taking the year 1931 as a base. For the purposes of this index number some 185 articles were selected, including the commonest which could be enumerated by quantity. The comparison is given below:-

1931 = 100

By Quantity. By Value. 1932 92.3 1933 84.6 89.1 1934 67.9 74.8 1935 56.4 78.1 + 57.0

27th April, 1936.

E. W. HAMILTON,
Superintendent of Imports and Exports.

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E 8 In order to estimate with greater accuracy than is possible by a statement of values only, the increase or decrease in the actual volume of the trade of the Colony, an index figure was constructed taking the year 1931 as a base. For the purposes of this index number some 185 articles were selected, including the commonest which could be enumerated by quantity. The comparison is given below:- 1931 = 100 By Quantity. By Value. 1932 92.3 1933 84.6 89.1 1934 67.9 74.8 1935 56.4 78.1 + 57.0 27th April, 1936. E. W. HAMILTON, Superintendent of Imports and Exports.
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E 8 In order to estimate with greater accuracy than is possible by a statement of values only, the increase or decrease in the actual volume of the trade of the Colony, an index figure was constructed taking the year 1931 as a base. For the purposes of this index number some 185 articles were selected, including the commonest which could be enumerated by quantity. The comparison is given below:- 1931 = 100 1932 1933 1934 1935 + By Quantity. By Value. 92.3 84.6 89.1 67.9 74.8 56.4 78.1 57.0 27th April, 1936. E. W. HAMILTON, Superintendent of Imports and Exports.
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E 8

In order to estimate with greater accuracy than is possible by a statement of values only, the increase or decrease in the actual volume of the trade of the Colony, an index figure was constructed taking the year 1931 as a base. For the purposes of this index number some 185 articles were selected, including the commonest which could be enumerated by quantity. The comparison is given below:-

1931 = 100

1932

1933

1934

1935

+

By Quantity.

By Value.

92.3

84.6

89.1

67.9

74.8

56.4

78.1

57.0

27th April, 1936.

E. W. HAMILTON,

Superintendent of Imports and Exports.

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