New Zealand Gazette – 1907 – No. 4

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✨ Census Industrial Statistics

Census, 1906.—Industrial Statistics.

Registrar-General's Office, Wellington, 12th January, 1907.

THE following tables (Nos. XIV to XX) relating to Census Industrial Statistics are published, in continuation of Nos. I to XIII in previous Gazette, for general information.

E. J. von DADELSZEN,
Registrar-General.

GRAIN-MILLS.

TABLE XIV.—Showing the Number of Mills for grinding and dressing Grain in Operation in April, 1906, the Hands and Power employed, the Amount paid in Wages, the Quantity and Value of Grain operated upon, the Quantity and Value of Flour and Meal produced during the Year 1905, and the Approximate Value of Land, Buildings, Machinery, and Plant.

Provincial Districts.	Number of Mills.	Hands employed.	Wages paid.	Motive Power.	Horse-power.	Number of	Grain operated on in 1905.	Produce for 1905.	Total Value of Output during 1905.	Approximate Value of
		M.	F.	M.	F.	Steam.	Water.	Gas.	Wind.		Pairs of Stones.	Sets of Rollers.

Auckland ..	4	92	..	£11,412	..	3	1	..	..	600	..	39
Taranaki ..	2
Hawke's Bay	1	44	..	3,344	..	10	1	3	..	322	13	45
Wellington ..	11
Marlborough	3	26	..	2,402	..	5	3	1	..	242	9	36
Nelson ..	6
Canterbury ..	22	199	3	21,586	105	16	8	2	..	1,110	20	135
Otago ..	28	173	3	18,244	242	13	15	3	..	914	28	152
Totals, 1905 ..	77	534	6	56,988	347	47	28	9	..	3,188	70	407
Totals, 1900 ..	78	513	2	49,254	110	45	35	3	..	2,422	83	429
Totals, 1895 ..	90	419	..	40,890	..	51	45	1	1	2,333	144	406

COLONIAL-WINE MAKING.

TABLE XV.—Showing the Number of Colonial-wine-making Establishments in Operation in April, 1906, the Hands employed, the Amount paid in Wages, the Value of Material used, the Quantity and Value of Wine, &c., made in 1905; also the Approximate Value of Land, Buildings, Machinery, and Plant.

Provincial Districts.	Number of Works.	Hands employed.	Wages paid.	Motive Power.	Horse-power.	Value of Materials used during 1905.	Product for the Year 1905.	Total Value of Output during 1905.	Approximate Value of
		M.	F.	M.	F.	Steam.		Wine.	Cider.	Other.	Land.
								Quantity.	Value.	Quantity.	Value.
								Gallons.	£	Gallons.	£
Auckland ..	10	17	..	£179	..	..	..	2,350	702	1,000	75
Hawke's Bay	4	14	..	205	..	..	..	12,470	2,803	..	..
Wellington ..	3
Nelson ..	2	19	1	1,155	52	1	4	1,886	19,022	5,053	10,595
Westland ..	1
Canterbury	2
Totals, 1905 ..	22	50	1	1,539	52	1	4	3,603	33,842	8,558	11,595
Totals, 1900 ..	14	49	10	2,320	92	2	14	3,019	26,513	6,288	27,537

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1907, No 4

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🏛️ Census 1906: Industrial Statistics (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated12 January 1907
KeywordsCensus, 1906, Industrial Statistics, Grain-Mills, Wine-Making, Statistics
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E. J. von Dadelzen, Registrar-General

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