New Zealand Gazette – 1901 – No. 100

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✨ Industrial Statistics

BOOT-AND-SHOE FACTORIES.

TABLE X.—Showing the Number of Boot-and-Shoe Factories in Operation in March, 1901, the Hands and Power employed, the Amount paid in Wages, the Quantity and Value of Manufactures for the Year 1900, and the Approximate Value of Land, Buildings, Machinery, and Plant.

Provincial District.	Number of Factories.	Hands employed.	Wages paid.	Motive Power.	Horse-power.	Value of Materials used in 1900.	Manufactures for 1900.	Total Value of Manufactures for 1900.	Approximate Value of
		M.	F.	M.	F.	Steam.	Water.	Gas.	Hand.	Oil.	H.p.

Auckland	31	552	219	£46,807	£7,950	..	..	8	23	..	44
Taranaki	4	35	13	2,373	340	..	1	..	3	..	6
Wellington	24	276	108	23,485	4,170	..	..	4	19	1	27
Nelson	5	15	..	769	..	..	..	..	5	..	..
Westland
Canterbury	27	628	289	56,528	8,748	..	..	8	19	..	69
Otago	35	400	161	35,265	6,008	..	1	6	28	..	38
Totals, 1900	126*	1,906	790	165,227	27,216	..	2	26	97	1	184

Including a number of small bootmaking concerns which were not dealt with as “factories” at the previous census. For this reason no comparison of totals has been exhibited.

AERATED-WATER AND CORDIAL FACTORIES.

TABLE XI.—Showing the Number of Aerated-water and Cordial Factories in Operation in March, 1901, the Hands and Power employed, the Amount paid in Wages, the Output for the Year 1900, and the Approximate Value of Land, Buildings, and Plant.

Provincial District.	No. of Works.	Hands employed.	Wages paid.	Motive Power.	Horse-power.	Value of Material used in 1900.	Manufactures for Year 1900.	Total Value of Manufactures.	Approximate Value of
		M.	F.	M.	F.	Steam	Water	Gas.	Horse.	Oil.	Hand.

Auckland	22	87	6	£6,702	£127	5	..	8	7	1	1
Taranaki	11	23	..	1,308	..	3	1	1	2	2	2
Hawke’s Bay	8	23	3	2,425	33	3	..	3	1	1	..
Wellington	24	86	..	6,177	..	13	1	7	2	..	..
Marlborough	5	15	..	648	..	3	1	..	1	..	..
Nelson	7	19	..	1,112	..	3	1	3	..	..	..
Westland	4	12	..	860	..	2	..	1	1	..	..
Canterbury	27	77	6	4,523	124	15	2	6	2	2	1
Otago	17	95	..	8,016	..	2	4	5	5	1	..
Totals, 1900	125	437	15	31,771	284	49	10	34	21	7	4
Totals, 1895	132	330	17	21,184	261	46	17	24	11	..	35

Casks.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1901, No 100

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🌾 Boot-and-Shoe Factories Statistics for March 1901

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsBoot-and-shoe manufacturing, Employment, Wages, Motive power, Horse-power, Materials, Manufactures, Land value, Buildings, Machinery, Plant, Provincial districts, Census 1901

🌾 Aerated-water and Cordial Factories Statistics for March 1901

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsAerated water, Cordial production, Tonic beer, Cider, Employment, Wages, Motive power, Horse-power, Output, Materials, Land value, Buildings, Machinery, Plant, Provincial districts, Census 1901

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