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COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF THE REVENUE—Continued.

Specify each separate Tax or Duty according to the classifications employed in the Estimates.

Amount collected in 1931 Amount collected in 1932 Increase Decrease Cause of Increase or Decrease
$ $ $ $

5. POST OFFICE

Item 1931 1932 Increase Decrease Cause
Message Fees 680,263.46 681,291.98 1,028.52
Postage 1,855,675.14 1,283,301.12 572,374.02 Heavy decrease in Parcel Post to U.K. probably due to increased duties, and in China probably due to disturbed conditions.
Total 2,035,938.60 1,964,593.10 1,028.52 71,345.50

6. KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY — MAIN LINE

Item 1931 1932 Increase Decrease Cause
R1. Passenger Service, Passengers, Foreign Line 72,374.02 72,874.02 500.00
R1. Passenger Service, Passengers, Home Line 395,693.70 486,586.21 90,892.51 More passengers and increased 2nd Class fares.
R2. Passenger Service, Others, Foreign Line 7,127.13 8,424.94 1,297.81 More passengers.
R2. Passenger Service, Others, Home Line 5,634.40 5,124.95 509.45 More motor cars transported to Canton.
R3. Goods Service, Goods, Foreign Line 30,955.42 33,382.09 2,426.67 Large consignments of sugar were forwarded to Chinese Territory in April 1932 just before Customs Tax was increased.
R3. Goods Service, Goods, Home Line 29,388.50 30,822.89 1,434.39
R4. Goods Service, Others, Foreign Line 102.25 168.75 66.50
R4. Goods Service, Others, Home Line 754.00 394.25 359.75 Less landing charges.
R7. Profits on Central Mechanical Works, Home Line 37.28 101.46 64.18
R8. Rents, Home Line 8,037.65 13,587.41 5,549.76 More lands leased and rent of Railway quarters credited to this head.
R9. Incidental Revenue, Foreign Line 5,300.69 5,045.28 255.41
R9. Incidental Revenue, Home Line 3,622.23 4,999.02 1,376.79
R10. Auxiliary Operations, Foreign Haulage 133,367.76 135,344.29 1,976.53
R11. Interchange of Rolling Stock, Foreign Line 2,447.93 3,647.35 1,199.42 Sale of old materials. Extra charge for haulage of additional coaches on account of heavy traffic by Express trains. More coaches supplied for special trains.
Total 1,095,098.77 1,295,789.20 201,815.09 1,124.66

7. RENT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, LAND AND HOUSES

Item 1931 1932 Increase Decrease Cause
Buildings 75,499.41 74,197.51 1,301.90
Rent of Government Furniture 12,872.91 12,083.37 789.54
Lands Not Leased (Permits for Encroachments, &c.) 217,818.04 279,207.41 61,389.37 Increased fees and permits.
Laundries 8,000.00 8,000.00
Carried forward 808,690.36 868,488.29 61,389.37 2,091.44

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COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF THE REVENUE—Continued.

Specify each separate Tax or Duty according to the classifications employed in the Estimates.

Amount collected in 1931 Amount collected in 1932 Increase Decrease Cause of Increase or Decrease
$ $ $ $

5. POST OFFICE

Item 1931 1932 Increase Decrease Cause
Message Fees 680,263.46 681,291.98 1,028.52
Postage 1,855,675.14 1,283,301.12 572,374.02 Heavy decrease in Parcel Post to U.K. probably due to increased duties, and in China probably due to disturbed conditions.
Total 2,035,938.60 1,964,593.10 1,028.52 71,345.50

6. KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY — MAIN LINE

Item 1931 1932 Increase Decrease Cause
R1. Passenger Service, Passengers, Foreign Line 72,374.02 72,874.02 500.00
R1. Passenger Service, Passengers, Home Line 395,693.70 486,586.21 90,892.51 More passengers and increased 2nd Class fares.
R2. Passenger Service, Others, Foreign Line 7,127.13 8,424.94 1,297.81 More passengers.
R2. Passenger Service, Others, Home Line 5,634.40 5,124.95 509.45 More motor cars transported to Canton.
R3. Goods Service, Goods, Foreign Line 30,955.42 33,382.09 2,426.67 Large consignments of sugar were forwarded to Chinese Territory in April 1932 just before Customs Tax was increased.
R3. Goods Service, Goods, Home Line 29,388.50 30,822.89 1,434.39
R4. Goods Service, Others, Foreign Line 102.25 168.75 66.50
R4. Goods Service, Others, Home Line 754.00 394.25 359.75 Less landing charges.
R7. Profits on Central Mechanical Works, Home Line 37.28 101.46 64.18
R8. Rents, Home Line 8,037.65 13,587.41 5,549.76 More lands leased and rent of Railway quarters credited to this head.
R9. Incidental Revenue, Foreign Line 5,300.69 5,045.28 255.41
R9. Incidental Revenue, Home Line 3,622.23 4,999.02 1,376.79
R10. Auxiliary Operations, Foreign Haulage 133,367.76 135,344.29 1,976.53
R11. Interchange of Rolling Stock, Foreign Line 2,447.93 3,647.35 1,199.42 Sale of old materials. Extra charge for haulage of additional coaches on account of heavy traffic by Express trains. More coaches supplied for special trains.
Total 1,095,098.77 1,295,789.20 201,815.09 1,124.66

7. RENT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, LAND AND HOUSES

Item 1931 1932 Increase Decrease Cause
Buildings 75,499.41 74,197.51 1,301.90
Rent of Government Furniture 12,872.91 12,083.37 789.54
Lands Not Leased (Permits for Encroachments, &c.) 217,818.04 279,207.41 61,389.37 Increased fees and permits.
Laundries 8,000.00 8,000.00
Carried forward 808,690.36 868,488.29 61,389.37 2,091.44
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COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF THE REVENUE,—Continued.

Specify each separate Tax or Duty

according to the classifications employed in the Estimates.

Amount collected in 1931.

Amount collected in 1932.

Increase. Decrease.

Cause of Increase or Decrease.

$

C.

5.- POST OFFICE.

Message Fees,.............

Postage,

680,263.46 681,291.98

1,855,675.14 1,283.301.12

1,028.52

*****

I

Total

2,035,938.60 1,964.593.10,

1,028.52,

6.—KOWLOON-CANTON

RAILWAY.

MAIN LINE.

R1. Passengers Service. Pas-

sengers, Foreign Line,...

I

1

72,374.02 Heavy decrease in Parcel Post to U. K. probably due to in- creased duties, and in China probably due to disturbed con-

72,874.02 ditions.

472,679.83

R1. Passengers, Service, Pas- sengers Home Line,............

I

568,680.90

95,981.13

More passengers and increased

395,693.70

486,586.21 90,892.51

R2.

Passenger Service, Others

Foreigu Line,

7,127.13

8,424.94

1,297.21

R2. Passcuger Service, Others

2nd Claes fares.

More passengers.

More motor cars transported to Canton.

Home Line,

5,634,40

5,124.95

509.45

R3.

Goods Service, Goods

Foreign Line,

30,955.42

33.382.09

2,426.07

R3. Goods Service, Goods

Home Line,

Large consigaments of sugar were forwarded to Chinesa Ter- ritory in April 1932 just before Custom Tax was increased.

29,388.50

30,822.89

984.39

R4. Goods Service, Others,

i

Foreign Line,

102.25

168.75

66.50

R4. Goods Service, Others,

Home Line,

754.00

394.25

959.75

Less ebanting charges.

R7. Profits on Central Mechmoi-|

cal Works, Home Line,..

37.28

101.46

64.18

R8. Rents, Home Line,

8,037.65

13,587.41

5,549.76

:

More lands leased and rent of Railway quarters credited to this head.

R9. Incidental Revenue, Foreign|

Line,

5,300.69

5,045.28

255.46

R9. Incidental Revenue, Home

Line,

R10. Auxiliary

Operations,

Foreign Hanlage,

133,367.76

3,622.23 4,999.02

135,344.29

1,876.79,

1,976.33

R11. Interchange of Rolling

Stock, Foreign Line,

2,447.93

3,647.35 1,199.42

Sale of old materials.

Extra charge for haulage of alditional coaches on account of heavy traffic by Express traina,

More coaches supplied for special trains.

Total...

1,095,098.77, 1,295.789.20, 201,815.09

1,124.66

7.-RENT OF GOVERNMENT|

PROPERTY LAND AND

HOUSES.

Buildings.

75,499.41 74,197.51

Rent of Government Furniture, .

12,872.91) 12,083.37

1,801.90

789.54

Lamis Not Lensed (Permits for

Eneroncliments, &c,),

217,818.04 279,207.41 61,889.37

Landries,

8,000.00 8,000.00

Carried forward,............... 808,690.36 868,488.29 61,889.37 2,091.44

Increased fees and permits.

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COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF THE REVENUE,—Continued.

Specify each separate Tax or Duty

according to the classifications employed in the Estimates.

Amount collected in 1931.

Amount collected in 1932.

Increase. Decrease.

Cause of Increase or Decrease.

$

C.

5.- POST OFFICE.

Message Fees,.............

Postage,

680,263.46 681,291.98

1,855,675.14 1,283.301.12

1,028.52

*****

I

Total

2,035,938.60 1,964.593.10,

1,028.52,

6.—KOWLOON-CANTON

RAILWAY.

MAIN LINE.

R1. Passengers Service. Pas-

sengers, Foreign Line,...

I

1

72,374.02 Heavy decrease in Parcel Post to U. K. probably due to in- creased duties, and in China probably due to disturbed con-

72,874.02 ditions.

472,679.83

R1. Passengers, Service, Pas- sengers Home Line,............

I

568,680.90

95,981.13

More passengers and increased

395,693.70

486,586.21 90,892.51

R2.

Passenger Service, Others

Foreigu Line,

7,127.13

8,424.94

1,297.21

R2. Passcuger Service, Others

2nd Claes fares.

More passengers.

More motor cars transported to Canton.

Home Line,

5,634,40

5,124.95

509.45

R3.

Goods Service, Goods

Foreign Line,

30,955.42

33.382.09

2,426.07

R3. Goods Service, Goods

Home Line,

Large consigaments of sugar were forwarded to Chinesa Ter- ritory in April 1932 just before Custom Tax was increased.

29,388.50

30,822.89

984.39

R4. Goods Service, Others,

i

Foreign Line,

102.25

168.75

66.50

R4. Goods Service, Others,

Home Line,

754.00

394.25

959.75

Less ebanting charges.

R7. Profits on Central Mechmoi-|

cal Works, Home Line,..

37.28

101.46

64.18

R8. Rents, Home Line,

8,037.65

13,587.41

5,549.76

:

More lands leased and rent of Railway quarters credited to this head.

R9. Incidental Revenue, Foreign|

Line,

5,300.69

5,045.28

255.46

R9. Incidental Revenue, Home

Line,

R10. Auxiliary

Operations,

Foreign Hanlage,

133,367.76

3,622.23 4,999.02

135,344.29

1,876.79,

1,976.33

R11. Interchange of Rolling

Stock, Foreign Line,

2,447.93

3,647.35 1,199.42

Sale of old materials.

Extra charge for haulage of alditional coaches on account of heavy traffic by Express traina,

More coaches supplied for special trains.

Total...

1,095,098.77, 1,295.789.20, 201,815.09

1,124.66

7.-RENT OF GOVERNMENT|

PROPERTY LAND AND

HOUSES.

Buildings.

75,499.41 74,197.51

Rent of Government Furniture, .

12,872.91) 12,083.37

1,801.90

789.54

Lamis Not Lensed (Permits for

Eneroncliments, &c,),

217,818.04 279,207.41 61,889.37

Landries,

8,000.00 8,000.00

Carried forward,............... 808,690.36 868,488.29 61,889.37 2,091.44

Increased fees and permits.

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