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Hong Kong Annual Administration Reports, 1841–1941

HER MAJESTY'S COLONIAL POSSESSIONS.

The total number of scholars attending schools subject to Government supervision during the last five years is as follows:

Year Government Grant-in-Aid Total Schools 1877 2,148 996 3,144 1878 2,101 1,051 3,152 1879 2,043 1,417 3,460 1880 2,078 1,808 3,886 1881 1,986 2,386 4,372

Total Expenditure for the last five years is as follows:

Year Expenditure 1877 $21,158.07 1878 $22,197.99 1879 $25,733.64 1880 $27,813.63 1881 $29,592.32

Post Office

The following will show the number of letters received and despatched, and the amount of revenue during the last five years:

Year Number of Letters received Number of Letters despatched Revenue 1877 No record No record $130,607.37 1878 * * $121,528.58 1879 346,428 333,192 $101,787.03 1880 425,480 409,880 $96,503.57 1881 460,145 471,506 $102,710.56

* Approximate numbers only; letters, except registered and official, are counted only in November, and multiplied by 12.

Legislation.

Fifteen Ordinances were passed in 1881, of which the more important are:

"The Macao Extradition Ordinance."
"The Penal Ordinances, Amendment Ordinance."
"The Companies Ordinance."

The Right Hon. The Earl of Kimberley,

&c.

I have, &c.

(Signed)

W. H. MARSH,

Administrator,

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Hong Kong Annual Administration Reports, 1841–1941 HER MAJESTY'S COLONIAL POSSESSIONS. The total number of scholars attending schools subject to Government supervision during the last five years is as follows: Year Government Grant-in-Aid Total Schools 1877 2,148 996 3,144 1878 2,101 1,051 3,152 1879 2,043 1,417 3,460 1880 2,078 1,808 3,886 1881 1,986 2,386 4,372 Total Expenditure for the last five years is as follows: Year Expenditure 1877 $21,158.07 1878 $22,197.99 1879 $25,733.64 1880 $27,813.63 1881 $29,592.32 Post Office The following will show the number of letters received and despatched, and the amount of revenue during the last five years: Year Number of Letters received Number of Letters despatched Revenue 1877 No record No record $130,607.37 1878 * * $121,528.58 1879 346,428 333,192 $101,787.03 1880 425,480 409,880 $96,503.57 1881 460,145 471,506 $102,710.56 * Approximate numbers only; letters, except registered and official, are counted only in November, and multiplied by 12. Legislation. Fifteen Ordinances were passed in 1881, of which the more important are: "The Macao Extradition Ordinance." "The Penal Ordinances, Amendment Ordinance." "The Companies Ordinance." The Right Hon. The Earl of Kimberley, &c. &c. I have, &c. (Signed) W. H. MARSH, Administrator, Page 685 Page 686

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666 Hong Kong Annual Administration Reports, 1841–1941 HER MAJESTY'S COLONIAL. POSSESSIONS. The total number of scholars attending schools subject to Go- vernment supervision during the last five years is as follows:- Year. Government Grant-in-Aid. Total. Schools. 1877 - 2,148 996 3,144 1878 - · 2,101 1,051 3,152 1879 - 2,043 1,417 3,460 1880. 2,078 1,808 3,886 1881 - 1,986 2,386 4,372 Total Expenditure for the last five years is as follows :— 1877 13 P 1878 1879 1880 1881 t. t t: # $ 21,158 07 22,197 99 25,733 64 27,813 63 29,592 32 Post Office The following will show the number of letters received and despatched, and the amount of revenue during the last five years: Year. Number of Letters received. Number of Letters despatched. Revenue. 1877 No record. No record. $ 130,607 37 1878 ** >> 121,528 58 1879 346,428 333,192 101,787 03 1880 425,480 409,880 96,503 57 * 1881. 460,145 471,506 102,710 56 Approximate numbers only; letters, except registered and official, are counted only in November, and multiplied by 12. Legislation. Fifteen Ordinances were passed in 1881, of which the more important are:- "The Macas Extradition Ordinance." "The Penal Ordinances, Amendment Ordinance.” "The Companies Ordinance." The Right Hon. The Earl of Kimberley, &c. &c. I have, &c. (Signed) W. H. MARSH, Administrator, Page 685Page 686

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Hong Kong Annual Administration Reports, 1841–1941

HER MAJESTY'S COLONIAL. POSSESSIONS.

The total number of scholars attending schools subject to Go- vernment supervision during the last five years is as follows:-

Year.

Government

Grant-in-Aid.

Total.

Schools.

1877 -

2,148

996

3,144

1878 -

2,101

1,051

3,152

1879 -

2,043

1,417

3,460

1880.

2,078

1,808

3,886

1881 -

1,986

2,386

4,372

Total Expenditure for the last five years is as follows :—

1877

13 P

1878

1879

1880

1881

21,158 07

22,197 99

25,733 64

27,813 63

29,592 32

Post Office

The following will show the number of letters received and despatched, and the amount of revenue during the last five

years:

Year.

Number of Letters received.

Number of Letters despatched.

Revenue.

1877

No record.

$ 130,607 37

1878

121,528 58

1879

346,428

333,192

101,787 03

1880

425,480

409,880

96,503 57

1881.

460,145

471,506

102,710 56

Approximate numbers only; letters, except registered and official, are counted only in November, and multiplied by 12.

Legislation.

Fifteen Ordinances were passed in 1881, of which the more important are:-

"The Macas Extradition Ordinance."

"The Penal Ordinances, Amendment Ordinance.” "The Companies Ordinance."

The Right Hon. The Earl of Kimberley,

&c.

I have, &c.

(Signed)

W. H. MARSH,

Administrator,

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