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3. The following statement shows how the amount of shipping is apportioned.

Comparative Shipping Return for the Years 1893 and 1894.

1893.

1894.

INCREASE,

DECREASE.

Ships. Tonnage. Ships. Tonnage.Ships. Tonnage. Ships. Tonnage.

British, Foreign,

Junk in Foreign

Trade,....

6.128 7,732,195 6,022 7,778,396 2,030| 2,803,664 | 2,130 2.690,786

47,197 3,488.007 45,861 3,482,124

:

46,201 106

200 112,878 1,936

5,883

Total,

55,955 | 14,023,806 54,313 | 13,951,306

Junks in Local

Trade,.....

9,886 325,256 | 8,478 297,364

1,408 27,892

Grand Total.... 65,841 | 14,840,122 62,791||14,248,670

46,201 | 3,050 | 146,653

NET...........

3,050 | 100,452

4. The 1,646 British ships, exclusive of river steamers, that entered the port in 1894, carried 11,402 British officers and 197 foreigners as follows:-

British, American,

Austrians,

Danes,

Germans,

Portuguese, Swedes,

.11,402

83

18

12

32

31

21

11,599

100 of the British officers belonged to the Royal Naval Reserve 14 of them being engineers.

The 1,214 foreign ships, exclusive of river steamers, that entered in 1894, carried 856 British officers:-

In American ships,.

Chinese

**

79

German

"

"

Japanese

"

18 ..552

30

...........256

856

5. The number of European constructed vessels, exclusive of river steamers, that entered the port during the year is shown in the following tables, distinction being drawn between (i) those that entered eight times and less, or on an average at intervals of six weeks; (ii) those that entered from nine to twelve times, i.e., on an average once a month, and (iii) those that entered thirteen times and oftener, or more frequently than once a month.

The second table divides the steamers into nationalities, and gives the numbers of ships and num- bers of entries for each.

EIGHT TIMES AND UNDER.

NINE TO TWELVE,

THIRTEEN TIMES AND OVER.

TOTAL.

FLAG.

Sbips.

No. of times

enter- el.

Steam Total Tonnage.

Ships.

No. of timea enter- edi.

Sailing Total Tonnage.

No, of times

Ships enter-

el,

Steam Total Ships. Tonnage.

No. of times enter- ed.

Steam Total Ships.! Tonnage,

¡No. of ¡

times enter- ed.

Steam and Sail Total Tonnage.

British.

211

731 1,264,777

American,

6

20

44.723

32 32

40 48.004 35 45,202

25 258 310,778! 28

614

629,096

296 1,646 | 2,252,710

RE

55

:

89,925

Austrian,

6

22

57.223

G

22

57,223

Chinese,

13

48

37,917

8,442

2

49

Danish,

3

1,788

593

3

93

73,788 42,506

16

106

120,147

5 102

41,889

Dutch,

6

15

19.295

French,

11

60

112,139

2

55

German,

47 187

281,200

8,295

95 77,600

17

352

6 40,6itā 13 115 311,882

15

19,295

152,784

78 439

€75,980

Italian,

3

13

19,238

1,578

5

16

20,816

Japanese,

18

49

76,735

18

49

76,735

Norwegian,

10

25

20,578

1,848

22.154

33,783

15

78,363

Nicaraguan,

673

Russian,

1

1

2.785

Siamese,

}

656

Spanish,

2

4

2,448

1

1

70

673 2,785

650 2,518

Hawaiian,

2

2 2,505

2,505

Total...

3331,181 1,940,846

79

93 104,486 36 373 | 418,972 54 | 1,213 | 1,131,700 5012,860 3,596,004

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