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1887-1903

COLONIAL REPORTS.-ANNUAL

21.-SHIPPING.

Arrivals exclusive of Junks.

85

11

The total arrivals, exclusive of junks, during the year 1890 amounted to 4,114 vessels and 5,093,733 tons, being 575,119 tons over the arrivals in 1889.

Junks.

23,512 junks measuring 1,795,261 tons arrived in the Colony in 1890, as against 22,926 junks and 1,716,922 tons in 1889, showing an increase of 586 junks and 78,339 tons. The total arrivals for the last five years were:-

Years Exclusive of Junks Junks Grand Total No. of Vessels Tons No. of Vessels Tons No. of Vessels Tons 1886 4,251 4,571,290 22,971 1,752,869 27,222 6,324,159 1887 4,078 4,607,914 23,521 1,793,928 27,599 6,401,842 1888 3,821 4,556,442 23,958 1,863,968 27,779 6,420,410 1889 3,820 4,518,614 22,926 1,716,922 26,746 6,235,536 1890 4,114 5,093,733 23,512 1,795,261 27,626 6,888,994

Immigration and Emigration from and to Ports other than in China and Japan.

The following will show the number of Chinese who arrived in, and the number who departed from, the Colony during the last five years:-

Years Arrived Departed 1886 88,704 64,522 1887 92,375 82,897 1888 98,800 96,195 1889 99,315 97,849 1890 101,147 42,066

22.—AGRICULTURE.

The lands of the Colony being limited and not favourable for agricultural purposes, there is no inducement for this industry here. The produce is quite nominal, and is for local consumption only.

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1887-1903 COLONIAL REPORTS.-ANNUAL 21.-SHIPPING. Arrivals exclusive of Junks. 85 11 The total arrivals, exclusive of junks, during the year 1890 amounted to 4,114 vessels and 5,093,733 tons, being 575,119 tons over the arrivals in 1889. Junks. 23,512 junks measuring 1,795,261 tons arrived in the Colony in 1890, as against 22,926 junks and 1,716,922 tons in 1889, showing an increase of 586 junks and 78,339 tons. The total arrivals for the last five years were:- Years Exclusive of Junks Junks Grand Total No. of Vessels Tons No. of Vessels Tons No. of Vessels Tons 1886 4,251 4,571,290 22,971 1,752,869 27,222 6,324,159 1887 4,078 4,607,914 23,521 1,793,928 27,599 6,401,842 1888 3,821 4,556,442 23,958 1,863,968 27,779 6,420,410 1889 3,820 4,518,614 22,926 1,716,922 26,746 6,235,536 1890 4,114 5,093,733 23,512 1,795,261 27,626 6,888,994 Immigration and Emigration from and to Ports other than in China and Japan. The following will show the number of Chinese who arrived in, and the number who departed from, the Colony during the last five years:- Years Arrived Departed 1886 88,704 64,522 1887 92,375 82,897 1888 98,800 96,195 1889 99,315 97,849 1890 101,147 42,066 22.—AGRICULTURE. The lands of the Colony being limited and not favourable for agricultural purposes, there is no inducement for this industry here. The produce is quite nominal, and is for local consumption only.
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1887-1903 COLONIAL REPORTS.- -ANNUAL 21.-SHIPPING. Arrivals exclusive of Junks. 85 11 The total arrivals, exclusive of junks, during the year 1890 amounted to 4,114 vessels and 5,093,733 tons, being 575,119 tons over the arrivals in 1889. Junks. 23,512 junks measuring 1,795,261 tons arrived in the Colony in 1890, as against 22,926 junks and 1,716,922 tons in 1889, showing an increase of 586 junks and 78,339 tons. The total arrivals for the last five years were :-. Exclusive of Junks. Junks. Grand Total. Years. No. of Vessels. Tons. No. of Vessels. Tons. No. of Vessels. Tons. 1880 S 4,251 4,571,290 22,971 1,752,869 27,222 0,324,101 1887 * 4,078 4,007,914 23,521 1,793,928 27,509 6,101,857 1899 3,821 4,556,442 23,958 1,863,968 27,779 6,400,110 1530 3,820 4,518,614 22,926 1,716,922 26,716 6,235,530 1890 4,114 5,093,733 23,512 1,975,261 27,626 6,688,994 Immigration and Emigration from and to Ports other than in China and Japan. The following will show the number of Chinese who arrived in, and the number who departed from, the Colony during the last five years:- Years. 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 Arrived. Departed. 88,704 64,522 92,375 82,897 98,800 96,195 99,315 47,849 101,147 42,066 22.—AGRICULTURE. The lands of the Colony being limited and not favourable for agricultural purposes, there is no inducement for this industry here. The produce is quite nominal, and is for local consumption only.
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1887-1903

COLONIAL REPORTS.- -ANNUAL

21.-SHIPPING.

Arrivals exclusive of Junks.

85

11

The total arrivals, exclusive of junks, during the year 1890 amounted to 4,114 vessels and 5,093,733 tons, being 575,119 tons over the arrivals in 1889.

Junks.

23,512 junks measuring 1,795,261 tons arrived in the Colony in 1890, as against 22,926 junks and 1,716,922 tons in 1889, showing an increase of 586 junks and 78,339 tons. The total arrivals for the last five years were :-.

Exclusive of Junks.

Junks.

Grand Total.

Years.

No. of Vessels.

Tons.

No. of Vessels.

Tons.

No. of Vessels.

Tons.

1880

S

4,251

4,571,290

22,971

1,752,869

27,222

0,324,101

1887

*

4,078

4,007,914

23,521

1,793,928

27,509

6,101,857

1899

3,821

4,556,442

23,958

1,863,968

27,779

6,400,110

1530

3,820

4,518,614

22,926

1,716,922

26,716

6,235,530

1890

4,114

5,093,733

23,512

1,975,261

27,626

6,688,994

Immigration and Emigration from and to Ports other than in

China and Japan.

The following will show the number of Chinese who arrived in, and the number who departed from, the Colony during the last

five

years:-

Years.

1886

1887

1888

1889

1890

Arrived.

Departed.

88,704

64,522

92,375

82,897

98,800

96,195

99,315

47,849

101,147

42,066

22.—AGRICULTURE.

The lands of the Colony being limited and not favourable for agricultural purposes, there is no inducement for this industry here. The produce is quite nominal, and is for local consumption only.

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