New Zealand Gazette – 1889 – No. 62

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✨ Import Value Statistics

RETURN of the VALUE of IMPORTS at the several PORTS of NEW ZEALAND during the QUARTER ended 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1889.

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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Countries.

Ports: Auckland, Russell, Kaipara, Tauranga, Poverty Bay, New Plymouth, Patea, Wanganui, Wellington, Napier, Wairau, Picton, Nelson, Westport, Greymouth, Hokitika, Lyttelton, Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin, Invercargill and Bluff, Totals, Corresponding Quarter, 1888.

United Kingdom: £ 316,730 | Totals: £ 1,428,429 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 1,012,573

Pacific Islands—
Norfolk Island: £ 201 | Totals: £ 201 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 1
Fiji Islands: £ 29,580 (with entry in Russell) | Totals: £ 30,275 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 10,140

Europe—
Malta: Totals: £ 1 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 1

Africa—
Cape Colony: £ 6 | Totals: £ 23 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: ...
Mauritius: Totals: £ 7,853 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 13,989

Asia—
Hongkong: £ 1,051 (with entries in Poverty Bay) | Totals: £ 6,793 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 27,323
Bengal and Burmah...: £ 6,434 (with entries in Kaipara, Patea, Wanganui) | Totals: £ 36,850 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 43,650
Bombay: Totals: £ 242 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 242
Madras: Totals: £ 68 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: ...
Ceylon: £ 215 (with entry in Wanganui) | Totals: £ 2,697 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 1,251
Singapore: £ 166 | Totals: £ 1,942 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 1,894

North America—
Canada: £ 83 | Totals: £ 83 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 83

Europe—
France: £ 332 | Totals: £ 2,311 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 645
Spain: Totals: £ 280 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 280
Portugal: Totals: £ 647 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: ...
Italy: Totals: £ 141 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 26
Austria: Totals: £ 125 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 125
Germany: £ 1,121 (with entries in Poverty Bay, New Plymouth) | Totals: £ 4,680 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 5,693
Belgium: £ 219 | Totals: £ 608 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 40
Holland: Totals: £ 230 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 321
Switzerland ...: £ 420 | Totals: £ 420 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 273
Greece: Totals: £ 198 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 198

United States—
On the East Coast: £ 6,198 (with entries across several ports) | Totals: £ 66,086 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 85,377
On the West Coast: £ 8,076 (with entries in Russell, Kaipara) | Totals: £ 14,025 | Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 8,459

Totals: £ 1,901,651
Corresponding Quarter, 1888: £ 1,559,778

Department of Trade and Customs, Wellington, 30th October, 1889.
Foreign Parcels Post, £3,260.

H. S. MCKELLAR, Secretary and Inspector.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1889, No 62

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🏭 Return of Value of Imports for Quarter ending September 1889

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated30 October 1889
KeywordsImports, Value, Statistics, Ports, Trade, Customs, September 1889
👩‍💼 Officials

H. S. McKellar, Secretary and Inspector

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