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84 (C8)

COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF THE REVENUE, Continued.

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

5. POST OFFICE

Item Amount collected in 1932 Amount collected in 1933 Increase Decrease Cause of Increase or Decrease
Message Fees 681,291.98 644,691.54 - 36,600.44 Depression in trade
Postage 1,283,901.12 1,238,968.24 - 44,937.88 Do.
Total 1,964,593.10 1,883,654.78 - 80,938.32

6. KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY - MAIN LINE

Item Amount collected in 1932 Amount collected in 1933 Increase Decrease Cause of Increase or Decrease
R1. Passengers Service, Passengers, Foreign Line 568,660.96 641,098.45 72,437.49 - Additional trains run. Greater patronage of higher classes.
R1. Passengers Service, Passengers Home Line 488,596.21 698,910.49 212,324.28 - More passengers.
R2. Passenger Service, Others Foreign Line 8,424.34 9,180.39 756.05 - More motor vehicles forwarded to Chinese section.
R2. Passenger Service, Others Home Line 5,124.95 5,272.55 147.60 - More ponies transported to Fanling.
R3. Goods Service, Goods Foreign Line 33,382.09 42,656.84 9,274.75 - More goods carried.
R3. Goods Service, Goods Home Line 80,322.89 29,646.59 - 676.30
R4. Goods Service, Others, Foreign Line 168.75 379.00 210.25 - In 1932 big consignments of sugar forwarded to N. T.
R4. Goods Service, Others, Home Line 394.25 659.48 265.23 -
R7. Profits on Central Mechanical Works, Home Line 101.46 195.36 93.00 -
R8. Rents, Home Line 13,587.41 18,487.44 4,900.03 - Increased rents and more lands leased.
R9. Incidental Revenue, Foreign Line 5,045.23 5,532.21 486.98 -
R9. Incidental Revenue, Home Line 4,099.02 6,696.45 2,597.43 -
R10. Auxiliary Operations, Foreign Haulage 135,344.29 166,225.69 30,881.40 - Additional haulage of fast goods and week-end trains and extra haulage charges.
R11. Interchange of Rolling Stock, Foreign Line 3,647.35 5,669.89 2,022.54 - More wagons hired by Chinese section.
Total

7. RENT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, LAND AND HOUSES (Buildings)

Item Amount collected in 1932 Amount collected in 1933 Increase Decrease Cause of Increase or Decrease
Buildings 74,197.51 68,202.56 - 5,994.95 Demolition of Beaconsfield Arcade.
Rent of Government Furniture 12,083.37 11,630.95 - 452.42
Lands Not Leased (Permits for Encroachments, &c.) 279,207.41 281,754.70 2,547.29 -
Laundries 8,000.00 3,000.00 - 5,000.00
Carried forward 868,488.29 364,588.21 2,547.29 6,447.37

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84 (C8) COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF THE REVENUE, Continued. Specify each separate Tax or Duty according to the classifications employed in the Estimates. 5. POST OFFICE Item Amount collected in 1932 Amount collected in 1933 Increase Decrease Cause of Increase or Decrease Message Fees 681,291.98 644,691.54 - 36,600.44 Depression in trade Postage 1,283,901.12 1,238,968.24 - 44,937.88 Do. Total 1,964,593.10 1,883,654.78 - 80,938.32 6. KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY - MAIN LINE Item Amount collected in 1932 Amount collected in 1933 Increase Decrease Cause of Increase or Decrease R1. Passengers Service, Passengers, Foreign Line 568,660.96 641,098.45 72,437.49 - Additional trains run. Greater patronage of higher classes. R1. Passengers Service, Passengers Home Line 488,596.21 698,910.49 212,324.28 - More passengers. R2. Passenger Service, Others Foreign Line 8,424.34 9,180.39 756.05 - More motor vehicles forwarded to Chinese section. R2. Passenger Service, Others Home Line 5,124.95 5,272.55 147.60 - More ponies transported to Fanling. R3. Goods Service, Goods Foreign Line 33,382.09 42,656.84 9,274.75 - More goods carried. R3. Goods Service, Goods Home Line 80,322.89 29,646.59 - 676.30 R4. Goods Service, Others, Foreign Line 168.75 379.00 210.25 - In 1932 big consignments of sugar forwarded to N. T. R4. Goods Service, Others, Home Line 394.25 659.48 265.23 - R7. Profits on Central Mechanical Works, Home Line 101.46 195.36 93.00 - R8. Rents, Home Line 13,587.41 18,487.44 4,900.03 - Increased rents and more lands leased. R9. Incidental Revenue, Foreign Line 5,045.23 5,532.21 486.98 - R9. Incidental Revenue, Home Line 4,099.02 6,696.45 2,597.43 - R10. Auxiliary Operations, Foreign Haulage 135,344.29 166,225.69 30,881.40 - Additional haulage of fast goods and week-end trains and extra haulage charges. R11. Interchange of Rolling Stock, Foreign Line 3,647.35 5,669.89 2,022.54 - More wagons hired by Chinese section. Total 7. RENT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, LAND AND HOUSES (Buildings) Item Amount collected in 1932 Amount collected in 1933 Increase Decrease Cause of Increase or Decrease Buildings 74,197.51 68,202.56 - 5,994.95 Demolition of Beaconsfield Arcade. Rent of Government Furniture 12,083.37 11,630.95 - 452.42 Lands Not Leased (Permits for Encroachments, &c.) 279,207.41 281,754.70 2,547.29 - Laundries 8,000.00 3,000.00 - 5,000.00 Carried forward 868,488.29 364,588.21 2,547.29 6,447.37
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84 (C8) COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF THE REVENUE, Continued. Specify each separate Tax or Duty according to the classifications employed in the Estimates. Amount collected in 1932. Amount collected in Increase. Decrease. 1933. Cause of Increase or Decrease. POST OFFICE. Message Fees........... Postage, Total....... C. C. 681,291.98 644,691.54 1,283.901.12 1,238,968.24| .$ 1,964,593.10 1,883,654.78) 0. 36,600.44 Depression in trade. 44,937.88 Do.. • 80,938.32 KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY. MAIN LINE. R1. Passengers Service. Pas- sengers, Foreign Line,... R1. Passengers, Service, Pus- sengers Home Line,............... R2. Passenger Service, Others Foreign Line, R2. Passenger Service, Others Home Line, R3. Goods Service, Goods Foreign Line, 1 568,660.96 641,098.45 488,596.21 698,910.49 72,437.49 212,324.28 I 8,424.34 9,180.39 | 5,124.95 5,272.55 33.382.09 42,656.84 756.05 147.60 9,274.75 Additional trains run. Greater patronage of higher classes. More passengers. More motor vehicles forwardeil to Chinese section. More ponies transported to Fanling. More goods carried. R3. Goods Service, Goods Home Line, 80,322.89 29.646.59 676.30 R4. Goods Service, Others, Foreign Line, In 1932 big consiguments of sugar forwarded to N. T. 168.75 379.00 210.25 R4. Goods Service, Others, Home Line, 394.25 659.48 265.23 R7. Profits on Central Mechani- cal Works, Home Line,.. 101.46 195.36 93.00 R8. Reats, Home Line, 13,587.41 18.487.44 4,900.03 Increased rents and lands leased. more R9, Incidental Revenue, Foreign Line, 5,045.23 5,532.21 R9. Incidental Revenue, Home Line, RIO. Auxiliary Operations, Foreign Haulage, R11. Interchange of Rolling Stock, Foreign Line, 4,099.02 6,696.45 135,344.29 166,225.69 30,881.40 3,647.35 5,669.89 2,022.54 - Additional baulage of fast goods and week-end trains and extra haulage charges. More wagons hired by Chinese section. 486.98 1,697.43 Total 7-RENT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY LAND AND HOUSES. 1,295,789.20 1,630,610.83 835,497.03 676.30 Buildings. 74,197.51 68,202.56 5,994.95 Demolition of Beaconsfield. Arcale. Rent of Government Furniture,. 12,083.37 11,630.95 452.42 Lands Not Lensed (Permits tor Encroachments, &c.), 279,207.41 281,754.70, 2,547.29, Laundrics, 8,000.00 3,000.00 Carried forward,.........$ 868,488.29 364,588.21- 2,547.29 6,447.37
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84

(C8)

COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF THE REVENUE, Continued.

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

Amount collected in 1932.

Amount

collected in Increase. Decrease.

1933.

Cause of Increase

or Decrease.

  1. POST OFFICE.

Message Fees...........

Postage,

Total.......

C.

C.

681,291.98

644,691.54

1,283.901.12 1,238,968.24|

.$ 1,964,593.10 1,883,654.78)

0.

36,600.44

Depression in trade.

44,937.88

Do..

•

80,938.32

  1. KOWLOON-CANTON

RAILWAY.

MAIN LINE.

R1. Passengers Service. Pas-

sengers, Foreign Line,... R1. Passengers, Service, Pus-

sengers Home Line,............... R2. Passenger Service, Others

Foreign Line,

R2. Passenger Service, Others

Home Line,

R3. Goods Service, Goods

Foreign Line,

1

568,660.96 641,098.45

488,596.21 698,910.49

72,437.49

212,324.28

I

8,424.34 9,180.39

| 5,124.95 5,272.55

33.382.09 42,656.84

756.05

147.60

9,274.75

Additional trains run. Greater patronage of higher classes.

More passengers.

More motor vehicles forwardeil to Chinese section.

More ponies transported to Fanling.

More goods carried.

R3. Goods Service, Goods

Home Line,

80,322.89

29.646.59

676.30

R4. Goods Service, Others,

Foreign Line,

In 1932 big consiguments of sugar forwarded to N. T.

168.75

379.00

210.25

R4. Goods Service, Others,

Home Line,

394.25

659.48

265.23

R7. Profits on Central Mechani- cal Works, Home Line,..

101.46

195.36

93.00

R8. Reats, Home Line,

13,587.41

18.487.44

4,900.03

Increased rents and lands leased.

more

R9, Incidental Revenue, Foreign

Line,

5,045.23

5,532.21

R9. Incidental Revenue, Home

Line,

RIO. Auxiliary Operations,

Foreign Haulage,

R11. Interchange of Rolling

Stock, Foreign Line,

4,099.02 6,696.45

135,344.29 166,225.69 30,881.40

3,647.35 5,669.89 2,022.54

-

Additional baulage of fast goods and week-end trains and

extra haulage charges.

More wagons hired by Chinese section.

486.98

1,697.43

Total

7-RENT OF GOVERNMENT

PROPERTY LAND AND

HOUSES.

1,295,789.20 1,630,610.83 835,497.03

676.30

Buildings.

74,197.51 68,202.56

5,994.95 Demolition of

Beaconsfield.

Arcale.

Rent of Government Furniture,.

12,083.37 11,630.95

452.42

Lands Not Lensed (Permits tor

Encroachments, &c.),

279,207.41 281,754.70, 2,547.29,

Laundrics,

8,000.00 3,000.00

Carried forward,.........$ 868,488.29 364,588.21- 2,547.29 6,447.37

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