(a) For rates of conversion into £ sterling, see Table No. 2, p 5. (b) For the 12 months ended 31st March of the year following that stated above. (c) Exports by sea only. (d) The figures represent the exports of Bullion and Specie from Singapore. Penang, and Malacca, exclusive of the value of Bullion and Specie interchanged between the Settlements. For rates of conver sion into £ sterling, see Note (b) to Table No. 2, p. 5. (e) For years ended 30th June. (h) The figures show for years prior to 1903 the excess of Gold Bullion and Specie exported from Australia to non-Australian countries over Imports thereot from such countries. From 1903, the returns were compiled by the Commonwealth Government for Australia as a whole, and the figures given represent the domestic exports of Gold Bullion and Specie to places beyond the Common wealth. () Inclusive of the value of gold (the produce of South African Colonies) brought overland into the Colonies of Natal and Cape of Good Hope for shipment. 6,090 52,505 4,043 56,000 6,895 35,363 4,621 11,221 (b)512,482 (b)524,248 (b)470,471 40,158 42,795 34,107 (1) Exclusive of gold dust and nuggets, grouped together with gold-bearing quartz, etc. in the Export returns, see pp. 112-3. (m) Including transhipments. (2) Approximate estimate of the exports of Bullion and Specie from South Africa, after deducting, as far as has been found practicable, the value of the raw gold which passed in transit from the inland to the maritime Colonies, and is, therefore, included in the accounts of more than one Colony. (p) Inclusive of the value of bullion and specie interchanged between the several Presidencies of the Colony. (q) Estimated figures. (r) Inclusive of copper coin. (b) For the 12 months ended 31st March of the year following that stated above. (e) For the year ended 30th June. (f) Including transhipments. (g) The ugures represent the exports to the United Kingdom from Singapore, Penang, and Mala. trade of Hong Kong, Gibraltar and Malta. (h) Including Exports from Labrador. (i) Approximate estimate of the total exports to the United Kingdom from South Africa, after deducting, so far as has been found practicable, the value of the articles which passed in transit from the inland to the maritime Colonies, and are, therefore, included in the accounts of more than one Colony. (k) For value of exports to the United Kingdom from each State, see Table No. 26, pp. 156-7. () Exports of Domestic Produce only. (0) Exclusive of shipping charges on the produce or manufactures of the Colony. (p) Including transhipments in years prior to 1900-1 1,277,348 1,567,407 Total West Indies. 132,445 3,806 3,785 Bermuda. British Honduras. (a) |