(a) For rates of conversion into £ sterling, see Table No. 2, p. 5. (b) There were no exports of cargo coal or coke during eac of the above-mentioned years. The exports of bunker coal cannot be stated.

(d) Including patent fuel.

Inclusive of the quantity and value of coal imported on account of the Imperial Government in years prior to 1901. (f) There were no exports of coal or coke (other than for ships) during any of the above-mentioned years.

NOTE. The imports and exports of coal and coke into and from

(a) For rates of conversion into £ sterling, see Table No. 2, p. 5.
(b) Exclusive of the quantity and value of coal imported for Government use in years prior to 1901.
(e) And 12 barrels, the value of which is included above.
(d) Including bunker coal.

(e) And 439 bags, the value of which is included above.

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COAL AND COKE.-IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

and from various COLONIAL POSSESSIONS-Continued.

than those given in this Table, see Table No. 24, pp. 50-165.]

Gibraltar and Malta cannot be given.

(ƒ) And 23 packages, the value of which is included above.

(g) Inclusive of the trade between the several Presidencies of the Leeward Islands, except for the year 1889. (h) Including patent fuel.

() Includes 3., the value of a quantity of which the weight was not stated.

(7) Tobago became a part of Trinidad on 1st January, 1899, and the particulars given separately for Tobago prior to that date are, in later years, included with those given for Trinidad for which see pp.158-161.

(a) Thermograph screen temperatures are now given. The figures given in previous issues of this Abstract represented the temperatures taken in a lofty room.