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Reference

C.C 133 14 3

Revenue from Taxes, Rents, and Licenses

Category Authority under which levied £ s d
Police and Lighting Rates In accordance with Public Notifications Ordinances No 3 of 1845 and No ... of 1857 7,376 11 3/4
From Leased Lands Public Sales held in 1837 14,847 19 5/4
Rent Deposit, on Land sold 368 5
Premium on Leases sold 43 10
From Markets 3,254 6 1/2
Licenses
‣ Opium Dealers, Retailers Originally under Ordinance No 5 of 1845, the Revised Regulation for sale of opium by retail (of 19th July 1847) 14,743 15
‣ Spirits Under Ordinance No 4 of 1853 502 14 2
‣ Pawnbrokers Leased by authority of the Executive Council in accordance with Ordinance No 4 of 1847 and in accordance with Public Sales or by Tenders agreeable to Government Notification under Ordinance No 2 of 1854 2,462 13 3
‣ Auctioneers 1,098 4 7
‣ Itinerant Quarries and Salt Brokers Sold by order of the Governor by Public Auction or Tender for 1 year commencing 10th September 1856 2,790 5 7/2
‣ Billiard Tables Ordinance No 4 of 1845 at £20.16.8 for each Licence to European, and £72.18.4 per annum for each License to Chinese 875
‣ Keepers of Boarding Houses for Seamen Ordinance No 5 of 1845 at £10.8.4 per annum for each License 62 10
‣ Marriages Under Ordinance No 6 of 1857 at £2.1.8 (or $7.10) per annum 127 10
‣ Emigrant Undertaker 45 17 6
Carried forward £48,750 16 2/4

Notes

  • Assessed by the Registrar General in Conformity with orders from the Governor.
  • 5 per cent on the annual Rent fixed at Public Sales as per Carl Grey's Despatch No 222 of 22nd January 1851.
  • Leased by order of the Governor.
  • License fees: £62.10 for each License under Notifications of 12th March 1849 and 25th June 1857.

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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference C.C 133 14 3 Revenue from Taxes, Rents, and Licenses Category Authority under which levied £ s d Police and Lighting Rates In accordance with Public Notifications Ordinances No 3 of 1845 and No ... of 1857 7,376 11 3/4 From Leased Lands Public Sales held in 1837 14,847 19 5/4 Rent Deposit, on Land sold 368 5 Premium on Leases sold 43 10 From Markets 3,254 6 1/2 Licenses ‣ Opium Dealers, Retailers Originally under Ordinance No 5 of 1845, the Revised Regulation for sale of opium by retail (of 19th July 1847) 14,743 15 ‣ Spirits Under Ordinance No 4 of 1853 502 14 2 ‣ Pawnbrokers Leased by authority of the Executive Council in accordance with Ordinance No 4 of 1847 and in accordance with Public Sales or by Tenders agreeable to Government Notification under Ordinance No 2 of 1854 2,462 13 3 ‣ Auctioneers 1,098 4 7 ‣ Itinerant Quarries and Salt Brokers Sold by order of the Governor by Public Auction or Tender for 1 year commencing 10th September 1856 2,790 5 7/2 ‣ Billiard Tables Ordinance No 4 of 1845 at £20.16.8 for each Licence to European, and £72.18.4 per annum for each License to Chinese 875 ‣ Keepers of Boarding Houses for Seamen Ordinance No 5 of 1845 at £10.8.4 per annum for each License 62 10 ‣ Marriages Under Ordinance No 6 of 1857 at £2.1.8 (or $7.10) per annum 127 10 ‣ Emigrant Undertaker 45 17 6 Carried forward £48,750 16 2/4 Notes Assessed by the Registrar General in Conformity with orders from the Governor. 5 per cent on the annual Rent fixed at Public Sales as per Carl Grey's Despatch No 222 of 22nd January 1851. Leased by order of the Governor. License fees: £62.10 for each License under Notifications of 12th March 1849 and 25th June 1857. Page
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