1860

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No.: 72

8. Power supplied to other establishments (if any):—
   Horse-power:

9. Power obtained from other establishments or public
   sources (if any):—
   Kind of power:
   Horse-power:
   Name and address of establishment or local authority
   supplying same:

I declare that the information contained in this schedule
is complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
[Signature of person furnishing the information.]
[Office.]
[Date.]
[Census : M. & W.—12.
MANUFACTORIES.—SPECIAL SCHEDULE.
Sawmills.
Name of proprietor or company:
Postal address:

PARTICULARS OF ESTABLISHMENT AS AT 31ST MARCH, 191

1. Year when business first established (by original pro-
   prietor):

2. Year when present ownership commenced operations
   [Relates to change of ownership in the case of a private concern,
   and to reconstruction in the case of a company]:

3. Nature of business [State whether manufacturing for
   wholesale or retail trade, or both combined]:

4. Character of organization [State whether the business is
   conducted by an individual, firm, limited partnership, co-opera-
   tive association, public or private registered company, &c.]:

5. Character of industry [State the distinct classes of busi-
   nesses included in the operations, as, for example: Freezing
   company — Meat - freezing; meat-preserving; fellmongery;
   boiling-down. Engineering—General engineering; shipbuild-
   ing; stovemaking]:

6. If a registered company (public or private) [In the case of
   a business only partly manufacturing, the capital entered should
   be the portion estimated as invested in the manufacturing portion
   only]—
   (a.) Amount of subscribed share capital [Include all classes
   of shares]: £
   (b.) Amount of paid-up capital: £
   (c.) Amount of loan capital: £
   (d.) Amount of paid-up shares issued to vendors [Included
   in (b), to be stated at amount at which shares were
   expressed to be paid up on issue]: £

7. If a private firm (individual or partnership) [In the case
   of a business only partly manufacturing, the capital entered
   should be the portion estimated as invested in the manufacturing
   portion only]—
   Amount of capital (money invested in the business,
   including borrowed money): £

PARTICULARS OF BUSINESS FOR YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH,
191

(NOTE.—Or this may be taken for the business year of the
establishment within the limits of three months immediately
preceding or following the 31st March.)

1. Business year to which this schedule relates:

2. Value, as at end of year, of—
   Land (excluding any land owned, leased, or
   held on license for cutting bush)
   Buildings
   Tramways
   Machinery, tools, horses, bullocks, and other
   plant
   Total

3. Average number of persons engaged, and salaries and
   wages paid (excluding those engaged in obtaining logs from
   the bush, to be returned under inquiry 4 (2) ):-

Number.
Male.
Female.
Salaries or
Wages.
Male.
Female.

In connection with adminis-
tration-
Proprietors actively engaged
Salaried officers
Total

Number.

Male.
Female.

£
£
£

£
£
£
...

£
£
£
...

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

Salaries or
Wages.

£

£

In connection with milling or
manufacture-
Proprietors actively engaged
Managers, overseers, &c.
Clerical staff ...
Wage-earning employees ..
Employees on contract ..

Total ...

In connection with distribution and sales-
Proprietors actively engaged
Accountants, clerks, sales-
men, &c.
Wage-earning employees ..

Total ...

4. Materials used:-
   (1.) Approximate quantity of timber in logs dealt
   with at mill [Do not include here quantity of
   timber dealt with other than logs]:-

Logs

Superficial
Feet.

(Kauri
Rimu (red-pine)
Kahikatea (white-pine)
Matai (black-pine)
Totara
Other

Total approximate quantity of
timber in logs treated at mill
during year

(2.) Cost of logs at mill-
(a.) Rent and royalty
(b.) Contracts
(c.) Wages
(d.) Horse-feed

(3.) Average number of hands employed
during year under (b) and (c)
(4.) Sawn or other timber purchased (ex-
cluding logs)
Resawing and planing mills:
Rough-sawn timber purchased*
New Zealand timber
Other timber

Total

• NOTE.-When the operations of rough sawing and dressing are com-
  bined in any one mill the value of the rough timber dressed should be
  treated as " Rough-sawn timber purchased."

5. Other expenses of operation:
   Cost of power used
   Insurance of factory buildings and plant
   Depreciation of factory buildings and plant.
   Other expenses..

6. Goods manufactured during the year:
   Principal Products.
   Quantity.
   Value.

Rough-sawn timber (sup. ft.)
Palings (number)
Laths (number)
Waste timber sold
Other products

Resawing and planing mills-
Planed flooring, skirting, rustica
lining, &c. (sup. ft.)
Mouldings (ft.)
Doors and sashes
Other products

Amount received for sawing or planing on
private account

Total.

...

NOTE.-In the case of bush sawmills the value of the timber on
railway-trucks at loading-station is to be given.