Manual of Statistics Relating to the Federated Malay States

MANUL OF STAIC

RELATING TO THE

FEDRATIMLY-S.

1908.

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PAmT I. §TAxEs, LICENS, Dorms, Fns, Erc.— w

LANDS— Page (1) The Land Enaotme 1 (2) The Registraon of Titles Enactme 6 M1m=:s— (1) The Ming Enaetm 7 (2) The Mineral Ores Enactme 9 FORESTB 9 Custom DUTIES-— (1) Imports 14 (2) Exports 15 Posr, TELGRAPHS AND STAMP 20 STAMP DUTY on INSTRUME .‘ 2 COUmT Fns . _ 32

GENRAL— Apraise 38 Auctioners 38 Autombiles 39 Bilard Salons 39 Bils of Sale 39 Boats 39 Boilers 40 Burials 40 Chandu Shops 40 Comisn on Chequs and Drafts 4-0 Explosive . 40 Fireams 41 Fishng 41 Invetios 42 Medical 42 Negotiabl Instrume 42 Opium 43 iv.

TAXES, LICENSES, Durms, Fens, Erc.—(cont.)

G-ENERAL—(00nt.) page_ Pedlars 43 Petroleum 43 Pound Fees 44. Powers of Attorney 44 Processions 44 Registration of Births and Deaths 44 ,, Companies ...... 45 ,, Dogs 46 ,, Christian Marriages 46 ,, Muhammadan ,, ...... 46 Rest Houses and S-anatoria 46 RevenueSecond Hand Farms... Dealers .. i 4748

Secretary of Chinese Affairs . . 48 Stamps 48 Weights and Measures 48 Wild Animals and Birds 48

MUNICIPAL 49 RiuLwAys-— (1) Passenger Rates 54 (2) Classiﬁcation of Goods 57

PART II.

STATISTICS. REVENUE AND EXPEN-DITUB.E—— (1) Federal Assets and Liabilities 70 (2) Revenue 75 (3) Expenditure 76 (4) LandRevenue 77 (5) Forest ,, 78 (6) Receipts from Land Sales 78 (7) Revenue from Licenses 79 l (8)(9) Export ,, Duty ,, on Customs Tin 8079

(10) Postal and Telegraph Revenue ... 81 TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE Lnnss 82 PUBLIC DEBT 83 Prnmc Worms— Page. (1) Expenditur on Construci of Roads, Stres and Bridges 83 (2) Mileag of Roads exclusiv of Smal Paths 83 (3) Increas and Reductions made in the Road Mileag during 1907 84 FEDRAT MALY STAE RA1LwYs~ Finacl Staemn 85 _Motr Servic 86 GOVERNMT SAvmos BANKS 87 ARE AND POI-’ULA'1‘N— (1) Area of Staes (aprox) 8 (2) , Alienatd under Permant Title 8 (3) , under Va r i o u s Agriculta Products (aprox) 8 (4) , of Forest Resrv 8 (5) Populatin by Nationles 89 (6) , per Square Mile 92 (7) Distrbuon of Aborignes . w93

(8) Populatin of Chief Towns 94 (9) Sumary of Populatin 95 EDUCATION . 96 Excmens, Morms, Wnros. Ero.— ‘ (1) Course of Exchange, 1907 0 98 (2) Moneys . 10 (3) Weights 10 (4) Measur _ 10 TRADE RETUNS— (1) Imports from 187 . 102 (2) Exports , , 103 (3) Sumary of Value of Imports, 1907 104 (4) , , Exports, , 104 (5) Quanties of Princpal Articles of Import, 190 105 (6) , , , , Export, , 106 (7) Exports of Tin and Tin Ore from 1890 107 (8) Export of Gold . 108 METORLGY-— (1) Averag Rainfl 10 (2) Abstrac of Mean Readings of Thermot . . 1 MANUAL OF STATISTICS

RELATING TO THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES.

TAXES, LICENSES, DUTIES, FEES, ETC.

LANDS. “THE LAND ENAGTMENT, 1903."

TABLE I. PREMIA AND RENTS. Note.—The rates of premium and quit-rent set out in this table Land Rules, will ordinarily be charged upon all lands alienated after the coming 1904. into force of the Land Rules, 1904; provided that nothing herein contained shall preclude the Government from at any time and without notice given altering these rates by rule under the Enactment, or shall preclude the Resident from granting, with the app roval of the Resident-General, special rates in cases where the interests of the State may appear to him to so require, or shall preclude the Resident from causing any State lands whatsoever to be alienated by auction.

A.—TOWN AND VILLAGE Lmrs AND LAsns. (i) The premium payable on town and village lots and lands will Premium ordinarily be the price paid by the successful bidder at auction. The reserve price on lots and lands to be sold by auction and the premium to be paid in the case of lots and lands not sold by auction will be ﬁxed by the Resident.

(ii) The annual rent on town and village lots and lands will be Annual rent. one per cent. of the premium thereon, with the following minima: 1 '1 0 Building lots in towns of 2,400 sq. feet or under, per lot 2 00 ,, villages ,, ,, 1 00 Town lands, per acre 5 00 Village ,, 2 00

- w(i_) The premium B.—AGRICULTURAL payable on agricultural LArms. lands exceeding ten Exceeding ten acres in area will be as follows : acres, premium. Lands having a road frontage, per acre 3 00 ,, no ;, w,, 2 00 2 ‘ TAXES, DUTIES, FEES, ETC.

Annual rent. The annual rent on agricultural lands exceeding ten acres in area will be such as may be fixed by the Resident, with a minimum of $1 per acre for six years, and thereafter for first quality land $4 per acre, for second quality 353 per acre."“ ‘t The Resident has fixed the annual rent to be paid in respect of agricultural lands exceeding ten acres in area as follows : (a) For first-class land—— One dollar per acre per annum for the first six years. Thereafter $4 per acre per annum. - (b) For second-class land-— One dollar per acre per annum for the first six years. Thereafter $3 per acre per annum. The time for enhancement of rent will be computed from the 1st day of January preceding the date of entry into possession or of completion of t-he instrument of title, whichever event shall first occur, in cases in which such event takes place before the 1st day of July, and from the 1st day of-January following such first event in cases in which such event takes place after the 30th day of June in any year. 1' Provided that the owner of any agricultural land, subject to rent at either of the aforesaid enhanced rates, may claim annually, before the 1st day of April, a rebate of rent according to the rates below specified on so much of the said land as he shall prove to the satis faction of the Resident to have been brought under bond fide cultiva tion _with coconuts, fruit trees or rice. The _rebate to be allowed shall be such as to reduce the rent for the year to the following rates: (a) On land cultivated with coconuts $2 per acre (b) ,, ,, fruit trees or rice 1 ,, In the case of land cultivated with more than one product the decision of the Resident, as to the rebate, if any, to be given, shall be final. Such land will ordinarily be rated as cultivated with the product for which the highest rent is prescribed. Such rebate as may be allowed in respect of any land will continue only so long as the land is kept under bmui fide cultivation, to the satisfaction of the Resident, with that product on account of which the rebate is given. - The Resident may from time to time prescribe the manner in which application for rebate may be made, and in which proof of cultivation shall be furnished. 1' The above provisions will apply to lands alienated since the 19th day of January, 1906.

lung lands, (ii) Land overgrown with lalang may be alienated without pre mium, the annual rent to be at the rate of $1 for every 100 acres or part thereof for the ﬁrst seven years, and thereafter at $1 per acre.

1' In Pahang, annual rent for six years 50 cents per acre, thereafter $2. 1- Perak, Selangor and Negri Sembilan only. LANDS. 3

(iii) Agricultural lands not exceeding ten acres in area will be Not exceeding; divided into three classes according to the fertility of the lands an d ten zicreS._ their proximity to roads, rivers, markets, etc. The premium payable on lands of the ﬁrst class will be $1 per acre. Premium. No premium will be payable on lands of the second and third classes. be as The follows: annual rentw on lands - .of the said classes, respectively, will Annual rent.

For the ﬁrst class, per acre $1 20 to $3 20 ,, second ,, ,, 80 60 !! in I! - 0.;-‘GENERAL. !!

(i) The annual rent on lands occupied under licenses for temporary Land Rules, occupation shall be (a) in the case of licenses issued under rule 9, not 19m4. less than $5 per acre and not more than $25 per acre, and (b) in the case of licenses issued under rule 11*, such rent as the Resident may generally,shall in no or case in be particular less than cases, $1 per prescribe, acre.* provided that such rent w

(ii) The minimum rent receivable in respect of any land shall be Minimum rent. the sum of fifty cents. - . . (iii) In- the computation of the rent payable on any land any fraction of a dollar less than ten cents and any fraction of an acre less than one rood shall be calculated as ten cents and one rood, respectively. (iv) Rent shall be payable upon lands occupied prior to the completion of title. (v) In the case of lands for which titlehas not been completed prior to the _1st day of October in any year and which have not been occu pied prior to that date rent shall not be payable in respect of that year. TABLE II. - OFFICE FEES. :5 0. 1. Preparation of gr-an’t- ... 2 00 2. Filing alfidavit of loss of document of title under section 16 50 3. Certified copy of extract issued under section 16 or of any other document issued by a Collector and not otherwise provided for 50 4. Registration against a title of— 1 Land Rules, (i) A transfer or charge under section 42 ' 1904-. (iii) (ii) CancellationiofA transfer in pursuance a charge ofunder an order section of 44 sale under

- section 45:. ._.. . (iv) A transmission under section 46... (F 1 00 (v) A caveat under section 48 (ii) .. (vi) An order by the Collector under section 35 or by - I the Commissioner under section 36 or 47 or by aCourt -..z an 5-3 gi not oitherwisie { (vii)--Any other instrument or dealin provided for J path, "" Infor Perak, every acreaccording or partof to - situation an acre and: frontage - upon" a ‘road, river w w or i bridle (i) In‘ .the case of land situated within the limits of a township, not_ more than $10.or less than $3.. .. . _ - - - (ii) In the case_of any other land not more than $5 or less than $1. Taxns, DUTIESm, Fnns, ETC.

Lind Rules, Ezemptiovzs. 1904. ‘ (a) Caveat by Collector; (b) Orders under sections 35, 36 and 47, when the Commissioner shall so direct. $0. Registration against a title of the withdrawal, discharge or cancellation of a caveat 50 Ea:empfio-n.—Caveat by Collector. Registration against a second or subsequent title of any instrument or dealing already registered against a title . Order of sale under section 45 . Commission on sales under section 45 —— (i) On amounts realised up to $1,000 (ii) On additional amounts up to $10,000 (iii) ,, ,, over $10,000 Production or deposit of power of attorney 10. Noting revocation of power of attorney 11. Examination and certification of correctness of a copy m Certified any instrument abstract of any title . froniumukim register 12. 13. Inspection of mukim register, for each title inspected 14. Service of any notice (payable by the person at whose instance or on whose behalf the notice is served) 15. Filing appeal or application to Commissioner under section 36 or 47 16. Issue of notice of demand for rent under section 67 17. ,, warrant of attachment under section 68 18. Efiecting ,, notice change of ofsale ownership under section of approved 71 application .. 19. under Land Rule 7 TABLE III.

SURVEY AND DEMARCATION FEES. (Including Coat of Plan and Tracing.) A.----Suiivmr Fens on Town AND‘ VILLAGE Lows AND LANDS. On lots notexceerling 2,400 sq. feet (if adjoining surveyed land) 5 00 On lots not exceeding..2,400.-sq. (if “not adjoining On surveyed lands exceeding land) 2,400 .. . sqlufeet survey at-the rates 10

prescribed for agricultural lands. B.—SURVEY Fnns on AGRICULTURAL LANDS. 5 acres and under ,., _ 15 00 For each additional acre up 1.5 10 acres 00 10 acres 25 00 For each additional up 25 acres 50 25 acres 47 50 For -each additional acre up 50 acres 50 50 acres 85 00 For each additional acre up 100 acres 00 LANDS. 5

$ 6- Land Rules, -100 acres ... 135 00 190'“ - For each additional acre up to 300 acres 90 300 acres-... -;;. 315 00 For each additional acre up to 500 acres 80 500 acres 475 00 For each additional acre up to 1,000 acres 70 1,000 acres 825 00 For each additional acre up to 2,000 acres 60 2,000 acres 1,425 00 For each additional acre up to 4,000 acres 50 4,000 acres ...2,425 00 For each additional acre up to 6,000 acres 40 6,000 acres 3,225 00 For each additional acre up to 10,000 acres 30 10,000 acre w .. w 4,425 00 For each additional acre above 10,000 acresl . 20

In addition to the survey fees prescribed by parts A and B of this table a fee of 60 cents will be chargeable for each boundary mark inserted. - - - w C.—DEMAB.cAr1oN FEES on LANns TO BE HELD BY ENTRY IN Muxm REGISTER. (Including Cost of Boundary Marks.) 15 c. 3 acres and under - 3 00 For each additional acre up to 10 acres 1 00 10 acres 10 00 For each additional acre up to 25 acres 75 25 acres ‘... .-.. - 21 25 For each additional acre up to 50 acres 1 00 50 acres 46 25 For each additional acre above 50 acres 1 25 In calculating survey and demarcation fees under parts A, B and C of this table an additional part of an acre shall be reckoned as an additional acre. .D.—FEEB on SUB-DIVISION or LANDS ALREADY SURVEYED on DEMARCATED. If the sub-divisionof any block of surveyed or demarcated land necessitates further survey or demarcation work, the actual cost of the work done shall be payable in addition to the fees prescribed by part E of this table for re-drafting the plans. E.—FEEB roB. RE-DRAFTING PLANS. $ 0. On extracts from mukim register free On grants and leases, 100 acres and under 2 00 ,, ,, over 100 acres and under 1,000 acres... 5 00 ,, ,, ,, 1,000 acres 10 00 TABLE IV. L I C E N S E S . SELANGOB,-NEGRI SEMBILAN AND PAHANG. (Ct) Removing from State or alienated land, gravel, stone, coral, shell, sand, loam or clay, per cubic yard - 05 6 TAXES, DUTIES, FnES, ETC‘-.

Land Rules, Nnom SEMBILAN AND Paﬁano. $ c. 1904. (If in tongkangs), per ton 05 (b) Guano, per pikul l5 - - - . NnoRI SEMBILAN onmr. (0) Bricks, per laksa 1 O0

FEES -[1N-DER_“ TI-IE_REGISTRATION OF TITLES ENACTMENT." Frans :——i.n addition to Stamp Fees Pk. E. 18, 97. Registration of grant or lease - 1 00 R.IV.,91. Sel. { E. II., 98. For every certificate of title or provisional certificate 2 00 N.S. E. III.,98 Registering transfer or charge or certificate of representation 1 00 (Operation sus pgnded by E. ,, ,, discharge of charge * 1 O0 Pg. 15.’. x2iIx., ,, surrender of lease "" 1 00 For every power of attorney... 1 00 ,, revocation thereof 50 ,, registration abstract 2 00 For cancellation thereof 1 00 Noting caveat 1 O0 Cancellation or withdrawal of caveat 50 For every service of notice (to caveator or caveatee I) 50 1" ,, search .. 25 1' ,, general search _ 50 ,, instrument declaratory of trusts and for every will or other instrument deposited _ 50 For registering recovery by proceeding in law or re-entry by lessor _ _ 50 For entering notice of writ or order of Court 50 I Taking declaration in case of lost grant or other instrument, or where production of duplicate is dispensed with 2 00 Taking aifidavit or statutory declaration 1 00 For certified copy for every folio of one hundred words, each 25 When any instrument purports to deal with land included in more than one grant or certificate, for each registration memorial after the first . . 25 1 Registering certificate of representation 1 00 Note.-—Solicitmrs, licensed agents, registration agents or land brokers have the right to charge the following fees for the services under-noted, and these fees shall be in full for all meetings, letters, consultations, drafts, enquiries, duplicates and engrossing in relation to the several matters treated of : half per cent. upon the amount of the considera Transfer of land 01 charge on land fion stated in the inSt!_u_ ment. - $ 6. Lease 5 O0 Transfers of charge or lease 5 00 Obtaining registration abstract 5 00 For filling up and entering caveat 2 50

* Selangor, 50 cents. 1" None in Perak. ISelangor only. Mums. 7

MINES. A.—“THE MINING ENACTMENT, 1904.” TABLE I. PREMIA AND RENTS. (i) The premium payable on State land disposed of by public Minin8 B11168,‘ auction or- tender under section 4 of the Enactment will ordinarily be 1904" the price- bid or tendered by the successful bidder or tenderer. The reserve price on lands to be disposed of by auction or tender Premium, will be fixed by the Resident.- When premium is charged on State l and disposed of under the said section without auction or tender, such premium shall, unless the Resident otherwise direct, be at the rate of $10 per acre. (ii) The annual rent to be reserved in every lease and mining Annual ,.em_ certificate issued under the Enactment shall be at the rate of $1 per acre. TABLE II. 1. Preparation of mining lease OFFICE FEES. §.. w 32 00 c. 2. 1,,‘ i - ,, - certificate 1 00 3. Registration of mining lease or mining certificate . 1 00 4-. Exemption fees under section 16 (iii), per acre, not less than 2 00 5. Individual mining license‘ ‘... - " *5 00 6. Prospecting license, not less than 25 00 7. Registration against a title of (i)- A transfer, charge or sub-lease under section 30] (ii)- Cancellation of a ch-arge under section 33 (iii) ,, - ,, sub-lease under section 34 (iv) A transfer in pursuance of an order of sale under section 35... } 1 00 (v) A transmission under section 36 .. (vii) (vi) AnyA caveat other under instrument section 38 or (ii) dealing not otherwise

providedfor .. ...) Exemption: Caveat by Collector. 8. Registration against a title of the withdrawal, discharge or cancellation of a caveat 50 9. Registration against a second or subsequent title of any instrument or dealing already registered against a title 25 10. Order of sale under section 35 1 00 11. Commission on sales under section 35 (i) On amounts realised up to $1,000 5 % (ii) On additional amounts up to $10,000 2% % (iii) ,, ,, over $10,000 1 % 12. Production or deposit of power of attorney 1 00 13. Noting revocation of power of attorney 50 14. Examination and certiﬁcation of correctness of a copy of any instrument 50 15. Certiﬁed abstract of any title ' 1 00 16., Inspection of registers, for each title inspected 25 17. Copy of Warden’s record and notes (section 101) 2 00 18. Service of any notice (payable by the person at whose instance on on whose behalf the notice is served) 50 *" Pahang, $1. _8 Taxes, Dorms, FnES, ETC.

TABLE III.

SURVEY FEES. (Including Cost of Plan and Tracing.) $ 0.

Mining Rules, 10 acres and under 25 00 1904. , For each additional acre up to 25 acres 2 00 2-5acres 55 00 For each additional acre up to 50 acres 1 80 50 acres 100 00 For each additional acre up to 100 acres 1 60 100 acres 180 00 For each additional acre up to 300 acres ... 1 20 300 acres 420 00 . For each additional acre up to 500 acres 90 500 acres 600 00 For each additional acre up to 1,000 acres 70 1,000 acres 950 00 For each additional acre up to 2,000 acres 60 2,000 acres w 1,550 00 For each additional acre up to 4,000 acres 50 4,000 acres .. 2,550 00 For each additional acre up to 6,000 acres 40 6,000 acres 3,350 00 For each additional acre up to 10,000 acres 30 10,000 acres 4,550 00 For each additional acre above 10,000 acres 20 Proviso: Surveys for which fees have been deposited at rates previously in force may be carried out at such previous rates. In calculating survey fees an additional part of an acre shall be reckoned as an additional acre. In addition to the prescribed survey fees the actual cost of each boundary mark inserted shall also be paid. In further addition to the prescribed survey fees the Government, in cases where mining‘ lands lie at a considerable distance from any surveyed lands, reserves the right to charge the whole or part of‘the cost of the connections necessary to fix the mining lands in their correct position on the district map at a rate not exceeding 80 cents per chain of traverse run. In case of surveys which have been attended by special difiiculty or have involved special expense, the Resident may, in his discretion, direct that, notwithstanding the fact that fees in accordance with the scale prescribed in Table III have been deposited, the actual cost of such survey shall be payable by the applicant, and may, in the first instance, , requirecost of such the applicant survey. to deposit a sum w sufiicient to cover the estimated

Fees -for the demarcation of State lands for mining purp0ses—— $ 0. 10 acres and under 10 00 Each additional acre or part thereof 50 Foassrs. . 9

Fees for re-drafting plans in cases in which no fresh survey is Mining Rules. required— $ c_ mm‘ 100 acres and under ... 2 00 Exceeding 100 acres and not exceeding 1,000 acres 5 00 1,000 acres and over 10 00 B.—“ THE MINERAL ORES ENACTMENT, 190¢.”* License to smelt and treat mineral ore 10 00 9'“ fa; 5_ m4 ,, purchase and store mineral ore 1000 gflé F-;_5; ;;_ Sub-license to purchase mineral ore 50 - - - N.B.‘—“ Mineral ore” does not include gold. Licenses expire on 31st December in each year and the licensee has to make a deposit of $2001 in the Treasury, which is returned onei month after the expiration of the license. FORESTS. “ THE LAND ENACTMENT, 1903,"’)OfI&ND “ THE FOREST ENACTMENT, 1 ." PASSES,§ RULE 7. Per man per mensem. S5 0. Timber cutters 3 00 I*};1élim_ Firewood cutters (woods other than those specified under Rules, 1903. class I) 3 00 Firewood cutters and charcoal burners (mangrove) 3 00 Persons employed in taking by boat or tongkang from mangrove swamps any mangrove timber or any firewood Collectors obtained of in rotan such swamps ‘ i .. 21 0000 ,, rubber (from trees) 3 00 ,, other jungle produce 1 00 Pass for buffaloes engaged by kongsis dragging wood, each bufialo... 1 00 Pass for boats engaged by kongsis transportingwood, each boat 1 00 Licenses to purchase and store jungle produce 1 00 ,, buy jungle produce - 1 00 Kandar load pass 04 N .B.—Passes cannot be issued- for a longer period than six months. Licenses to cut and remove timber or jungle produce, subject to payment of a royalty of 10 per cent., are issued free—m-de Timber and Jungle Produce Rules 1, 2 and 8.

"‘ The following fees are in force in Pahang: Pa. E. 16, 01. (The Mineral Ores and Licensing of Goldsmiths’ Enactment.) License to smelt and treat mineral ore $6.00 ,, purchase and store ,, 6.00 1' Pahang, Goldsmith’s $100, andlicense in the case .. of algoldsmitlfs license,..$50. 3.00

I ,, three. Per man PG!‘ IIIGIISGIHQ § In Pahang, ﬁrewood cutters and charcoal burners (mangrove) $3.00 ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, (other woods) 1.00 . ,, ,, - -- ,, for fuel for use of mining engines .50 1O TAXES, DUTIES, FEEs, ETC.

ROYALTY ON TIMBER.

Timber and All timber cut or removed under license is liable to a royalty of Jungle Produce 10 per cent. of .the value prescribed in the Timber Roll for each Rules, 1903. description of timber. TIMBER EoLL.

CLASS I. A ___Ohenga1 Pemk Kumus { The value of these species is fixed Kapubbams at $50 per ton converted, and at $30 per ton in the round. Merbau, Kulim, Tampinisfl Tembusu, Resak, Peta ling, Damar Laut, I The value of these species is fixed Bilian, Teruntum, } at $30 per ton converted, and at Penaga, Lengapus, $20 per ton in the round. Kranji or Medan-g Hitam J‘ B.—Meranti, Bintangor, The value of these species is fixed Nyato, Kledang or at $20 per ton converted, and at Medang $15 per ton in the round. No tree of the above-mentioned species shall be felled if of less girth than 6 feet at 6 feet from the ground—except with the written permission of the Conservator of Forests. C.—Bakau andlother trees growing in salt swamps; The value of trees of these species of 2 feet or over in girth is fixed at $20 per ton converted and at $15 per ton in the round. Posts, 1 foot in girth and‘ under 2 feet $40 per 100 ,, - - 4 inches in girth and under 1 foot 10 ,, Fishing poles, under 4 inches in girth 5 ,,

CLASS II. All species other than those mentioned in Class I, are valued at the rate of $10 per ton converted and at $5 per ton in the round. Posts, 1.ft. in girth and under 2 ft., are valued Posts, at the 4 inches rate of in girth and iunderil ft., valued $45 per 100

at the rate of 20 !! Sticks, under 4 inches in girth, are valued at 4 ,, The above rates shall be charged on all timber removed under license. NIB.-—The Conservator of Forest, F.M.S., is authorised to ﬁx the rate of royalty on timber cut inside forest reserves in the F.M.S. The royalty to be paid bv the Railway Department, F.M.S., to the Forest Department on railway sleepers is—- c. (a) For each‘ chengal sleeper, for use on the main line 22% (b) ,, ,, rejected for the main line, but used for other purposes 16% (0) For each merbau sleeper, for use on main line 13% (d) ,, rejected for main line, biit used for other purposes 10 FoREsTs. 11

ROYALTY ON JUNGLE PRODUCE.

All jungle produce, including every description of ﬁrewood, is liable Timber and Jungle Produce to a royalty of 10 per cent. of its value calculated at the following Rules, 1903. _ rates for each description of jungle produce:

JUNGLE PRODUCE RATES. _ Pnpnx, SELANGOR AND NEGRI SEMBILAN. 5 c. Ataps, per°1,000,"nipah - 8 00 ,, - . ,, . wbertam 3 00 Atap leaves, per 1,000 20 Bamboos, l ft. and under 2 ft. in girth and 40 ft. in length, per 100 20 00 ,, - under- l ft. in girth and 40 ft. in length, per 100 10 00 ,, - - ,, 6 in. ,, - 40 ,, ,, 5 00 ,, « 3 in. and under 4 in. in girth and 18 ft. in length, per.100 40 ,, under 3 in. in girth and 12 ft. in length. per , 100_ 30 Bemban, _p_er bundle of 1,000 “ split ‘T 80 Bakau bark, per pikul 1 30 Charcoal, per 60_ katis .._. 4.0 ,, _ mangrove, pe_r{60 katis 60 Damar, mata kuching, 1st quality, per pikul 20 00 ,,,, ,,,, 2nd3rd ,w,,, ,,,, 10 5 0000 ,, penak orchengal, 1st quality, per pikul 15 O0 ,, ,, 2nd . ,, ,,-. 9 00 ,, batu, per.pikul... . 3 00 Daun chucho, per 1,000 . 1 00 ,, piei- ~-,, 1 00 Firewood,--per cart-load... 3 00 ,, - otherthan mangrove, kandar or head-loads 4:0 Getah grip, per pikul 100 00 ,, rambong, per pikul 200 00 Getah jelutmng,-- ,, - 6 50 Jernang,-1.st quality, per pikuk.. 125 00 ,, .2.nd .,., . -,, - 65 00 Kajang, each . 30 Kayu gharu, per pikul 150 OO Kulit glam - ,-, 60 ,, kepang, per piece.-.. .».. 2 00 Mangroveﬁreweod, per 1,000 billets 8 00 Mengkuang, perbundle of 200 “ split ” 20 Minyak kaing, per tin l 50 Nibong, l.ft. and- under.2 ft. in girth and 18 ft. in length, per. 100 w 30 O0 ,, under 1 ft. in girth and 18 ft. in length, per 100 . . 20 O0 ,, split, per 100 8 00 12 TAXES, Dmms, FEES, ETC.

Timber and Nibong, blembang, 6 ft. long and under 18 ft., per 100 Jungle Produce Rules, 1903. Rotan dahan, over 10 ft. long, per 100 ,,H sega, ,, per nyer, under bundle per 10 bundle of ,. 100 of 100 ,.

ll !! ,, manok ,, ,, n w u n I.. ,,,,,, seinumbu,Bwbutribu for afsps 1st_ quality, ,, - per d ,, bundle of 100

1! II !! I) ,, ,, 3rd ,, ,. ,, ribu for tying wood, per bundle of 100 ,, sega, badak, per bundle of 100 ,, jerna-ng w ,, ,, ,, lama ,, i i .,

)1 n I: sm -- - ,,. -... All other kinds of rotan Rotan,SarangSamir, perwl0Oinpalas coils, lebah, per coil per kati m

-10

PAKANG. Akar paku, per 100 bundles 88888888888 Ataps, nipah, per_1,000 »-.-w=».i>8wwZ>'$

3‘ , I! , ." Bamb0os,_per ,, chuchmk_ 1(_)Q, ,, girth 1 in. and ovgar _

,, . .. _ » f under .1 in_ Bakau ﬁrewood, per 1,000 billets ,, _,, _ ,, 100 pikuls :1 bark 1! Pikul Bark (kepong) ,, 18 in. ,, gelam, per_ pikul , ,.. Bees’-wax, Nm. 1, per p_ikul

!1 !, I1 , Q" Charcoal,Bemban, ,, _ per mangrove,other bundle of_1,000per_pikul_ _ ,, split. __._.. _

Damar, mata. kuching and kijai, No. 1, per pikul

!! . . _ _n _ , !o 1! 2 n ,, penak or chengal, Nm. 1, per pi_kul

I’ D’ I’ !1 2 !, ,, ba.tu, per pikul ...... Dama_rs,.a.ll ,, (laging other, ,, per .pikul

hu 0- FOREs'1*s. 13

$ c. Damar torches, per 1,000 20 00 Timberahà- ‘ Daun ,, chuchokpiei .,,, 1 00 i€.‘,'ié‘l?1'Z’oK““°°. ` w Firewood, other than mangrove, per cart or per ton 3 O0 Getah grip, per pikul 90 00 ,, rambang, per pikul .. 120 00 ,, jelutong ,, 600 ,, ta.ba.n ,, 50000 ,, sundek ,, ... 400 O0 Honey, per catty 20 Jernang, Nm. 1, per piku 125 00 ,, ,, 2 ,, 65 00 Kajangs, per 100 30 00 Kabong ﬁbre, per pikul 2 00 Kemyan ,, 30 00 Kayu gahru, No. 1, per pikul 500 00 ,, ,, 2 ,, 200 00 ,, ,, 3 ,, ... 75 00 Mengkuang, per bundle of 200 split - 20 3,- mats, No. l, per 100 50 00 ,, ,, ,, 2 ,, ... 30 00 Minyak ,, kayukuing, puteh, per tin per bottle ... l1 .00w 25 Nibongs, round, per 100 ... 20 00 ,, split ,, 4 00 Rotana ,, w (2)(1) batu,ayer, mixed,per 100 per bundles pikul i.. 40 3 00 ,, ,, short, per 100 bundles ... 1000 _,, _ (3) dahan ,, ,, ... 20 00 3,, 1 (45) jiriyan ,, ,, ... 70. 00 ,, (5) jernang ,, ,, 4:0 00 ,, (6) manur ,, ,, ` 100 00

E L, 1! i (7)Ipa.sir n n ,, E n,, su oII u.... 35 00

, ,,n ` (9) perut u merah n,, ,,n -u un... .n 70 2 00

-,, - (10) ribu, split ,, ,, ...... 20 00 ,, (11) sega, per pikul ... 10 00 I v I ,, ,, 100 bundles - 100 00 ,, (12) sahut ,, ,, ,, ...... 30 00 ,, _ (13) semambu, No. 1, per 100 bundles _ ... 400 O0 ,, J ,, ,, 2 ,, ,, . ... 200 00 ,, (14) udang, roun ,, ,, ...... 430 OO ,, (15) ,, split ,, ,, 3 2 50 ,, (16) krei ,, ,, ...... 100 00 ,, (17) other kinds . n ...... 1 00 I Samir, per 100 ...... 2 00 T’I ‘s:-ixvl, ‘sznmnq ‘sang ‘om sggas Ea? e 5"->4?‘-° $10pikul a PnnA1_:.SnLfxnoon,NnomiSnnprnay._P1_l1ugNo_. _._

lesser$3 andproportionatelylessforquantities 1_la.teso-fIinp_brt;'D1ity,'~;~;_~,~m~ ,; . _‘_

11 1! n

Free TABLEOFCUSTOMSDUTIES. THE“CUSTOMSDUTIESENACTMENT,1898.”

n :1

IMPORTS. 50cents 1-2cents

OpiumIndian,chest per {ofballs;.40? other,chest per packetof or . 12 Articles.ImportDuties. Perof15 case gallonPer6 or pintbottles . 120katis$560$440 >... - quart or bottles

Gin A.(“V.H.”“GenevaKey GenevaKeyYBrand,”“andsimi larvarieties),Brandy,Whisky, Rum,,_Liqueurs,GermanPort - Wine,Samsu,Arrack,andother spiritsmanufacturedfrom‘rice, -Brand,”andsimilarfvarieties) G-in(otherthan“A.V.H.”

Spirituous Liquors— andragi sugar Tobacco(Asiatic) . Vermouth Toddy . ... SWOLLSIIQ 'S5IIJAfl([ 91

15StatesOthercent. per

PAHANG. land.fortheTheaboverateofdutyIdoesapplyindifferentstipulatedinthetitlenotinwhichspeciallyrateis casesa

-1'dutyweight.TheParchmentCoifeeandofiscalculatedofweight,DryCherry%§ ongrossongrossonon Duty.RatesofExport 2%cent} per _-_ 1cent. per 1cent. per

Nil )1 15cents . $1 1) 1cent SELANGOR.NEGRISEMBILAN.Pmmx.

up-I no} no|~ H m m ‘ 30 » exceedmg1.‘;NegriSembilannot ,,

EXPORTS. *FivepikulsofroottakenequivalentpikulofTapioca.to areasone

ExportDuties.

Advalorem .. Advalorem pikul Per Advalorem pikulPer

!! ,! 1! !!

Tapioca*Gutta-Percha.andculti is$22andthannot more ,, isabove$24andnot more ,, isabove$26andnot more ,, vatedalienatedlands on Coconuts,CopraandCoconutOil isbelow$22pikul per isabove$28pikul per ,, CultivatedRubber... than$26pikul per than$28pikul per

Whenthepriceofcoffee $24pikul per

Articles. AgriculturalProducts——

Gambier Pepper Sugar CaneSugar

Coﬁee1- — ’ ‘sslxvl, ‘sslmnq ‘snag ‘om

Fish_ Perpkl. - .15

lamaand(dried)PrawnsAdvalorem10A(ii)Tenggeri,Ikancent. per ,, Pari,Duri,Bakor, Budu(pickled ﬁsh),andallﬁsh mentionednot Merah,Kachang, . Selor,Bileh,Ba C-‘Plata,Glamak,Se ,, lorPuchat,Lema.50 DKumbong,Khe’ ,, ETamban,Udang(in ,, cludingBlachan), FRamfei*,Layor, ,, BlachanpikulPerClassA(i)Sharks’50Finscents$1.50 . kheh,Selayang.4-0

’w PERAK.NnemSEMBlLAN.wSnmnooR.PAHANG. wal,Talam.75 SaltedandDriedFish10ClassBSelorKunin.60 ,, - IkanYu.30 above

ofExportDuty.Rates

ExPonrs——(con_t.-) w

-_,§;1;i.31<,s~o,-_‘_:1: ExportDuties.

FishMaws,FishRefuse,IkanGu- - _ Q SNOISH 'SalIJ,ﬂ([ L‘

Produce(exceptTimber,Forest Samir)andG-etahs(notculti vated)otherthanthosebelow

BelalahRa1nfei—tradeKhe’-kheh,Mata,etc.*Bawal,Anakformixedvarietyofsmallﬁsh—includesAnakBakor,ButirNaka, namea

10advalorem,cent. per 10cent.per

10 ,,

cent. 80 per

l\'r|0-I m

10cent. per 10cent. per Free

Advalorem

M H II

Mother-0’-PearlShells,Tallow,Bones, Produce(exceptTimber,Forest woodandSamir)Getahs(not speci~cultivated)otherthanthose Gutta-Perchabarkandleaves Percha-producingbelongingtreesto speciesDichopsis(Palaquiofany commonlyknownum)Payena, or G-etahTabanMerah,‘Getah as GetahTabanPuteh, Gutta-Percha,aforesaidAnyetc., as alienatediflandwhen ongrown . andotherallGuttaofpart any TabanSutra,GetahBaik, Chaier,GetahSundek,Sem cultivatedthesatisthetotrees are

SlugsDriedOysters,Sea Residentfactionofthe ,.,

andHidesHorns ,..

ﬁedbelow

1_w por -.81 ‘saxvl, ‘S{ILL£1([ ‘snag 'o.m

10advalorem,cent.except per privilegeotherswhomtheofto 8dutyhasadvaloremcent. per tinexportedbycertain upon leaseholders,companies,and exportingtinofpayment onan been,hereafterbe, ormay 70thedutywithoftincent. peron exemptionscompaniescertainto with 10exemptionscent., asper

intheoftin ascase speciallygranted $2

RatesofExportDuty. above

2%cent. per

SnLanooR.‘ SEuB1LA1»z.m- Nnem 70thedutytinofcent. peron

10cent. per $10 $2

ExP0RTs—~(c

Pmmx.

ExportDuties. .

speciﬁedAdvalorem Ad'valm'rem AlluvialPerbharaandmanufactured:when pikulWolframPer3

priceoft-in$31exceeds per MetalliferousMetalsandOresnot

Articles. pikuland$3254to up

llllinerals-— TinOre36 ... Gold1 ..;-. . Tin93-~ _ siiNmsng -ss11.o([ m of 1£4sterlingofGold,calculatedtheothertheratethangoldobtainedcyanide21}cent.valueofthebyexport,at anyperperounce,process, ofthesaidgolddeclaredsubjectofthepaidwherebythegoldexceeds2}valuerebateoftheifdutytocent.amount,assoonanyperany,a ofdutygoldshallthevalueofsuchGoldofpaymentobtainedbycyanideralorem.Forthepreliminary2%adcent. process,purposeanyper becalculatedadjustmentrefundthebyadditionalattheofsterlingsubjectsubsequentbyexporterpaymenttorate£2toto ounce,orper thegoldexceedsfallsthebe,ifany,,wherebydutypaidshortof2;cent.theofGovernment,amount, asonanyorpercasemayso weighingtiin,ForpikulSelangoir;ore,thereiis chargeinNegriSembilanchargedinPerakandvvolfrain,feetinofcents22nooraper andForeachandpikulincreasedbhara,whenthedutyisriseoff$1pikulinthepriceof$38centsexport3tinabove$32to25 perperper--up wpikul.pikulthedutyiseach-inaboveincreasedbybharaforrisepriceof$1$3850cents perperper-- reckonedreckonedfromthedutyis_Perak,Selangor_andthedutyispricetelegrapheddailyPahang:4NegriSembilantheSingapore; onon: q-re,Tinunlessexported_‘under6suchStraitsColonyoftheSettlementstheResidentthatitwillbesmeltedintheguaranteerequire orasmay exportNote.—l1_1theofallarticles,excepttinandisassessedtininbasis.thevalueofwhichdutyvaloremofadrespectcaseonanore, Note.—DutiablearticleswhichliabletoexportexportdutyhasFederatedMalayshallnotbebeenpaidStateoftheStatesinanotheron duty,providedthattheyshallwiththebesuchtheResident,notcarriedthroughotherwisethaninaccordancewithRulestheState as allStatesthefollowingInthatRulehasanotheratlowerthanbeenmadedutypaidinStaterate:~Dutiablearticleswhichhasbeen aon forceintheshallinStateliableifcarriedthroughtheterritorytodutytheState,beexportprevailingforthetimebeinginaccordingtherateto oftheStateotherwisethanintheofreceptaclesclosedandundersuchsupervisionandoftheCommissioneratsealedthesatisfactiontoexpense

personsEnactment,section“Mining1904,”126ofTheExemption:Golddutyfeeinunderpaidcommutationlieuofbywhohaveexport wona approvaloftheResident-General,frominsuchbehalf.timeunderRegulationEnactment,1907,”timemake“TheCustomsto may

articlewillbetakenatﬁxedratetobebepublishedfromtimewhichwillinthetimebytheGovernment,rateGazette.toa direct,theconsignorCommissionertheOﬁicerofCustoms.ifhandledintheofduringtransitasmayorpropersavepresence

Pahang.w or

Note.—Inwheretheyear’sprice.calculatedthecontractissoldbybedutycontractthecasessugarcroponmay rate,Grit.provided thedutybepaidproducedinPerak:TinandatUpperPerakoftinthe5current ore

intheUnitedKingdom,-andutyabove$30andadditlonaldutyofpikul. --paysas-per - authoritytheResidentinwrittencertiﬁcatefrombankothersuch asmayaorapprove.

of_thevaluethereofevidencedinsuchtheResident approve.mannerasmay

theinarketSingapore.latestascertainedpriceinw .-~

undersimilarprovisionoflaw. orany 20 TAXES, Dorms, Fnes, ETC.

POSTS, TELEGRAPHS AND STAMPS.

LnrrnB.s. Pk. E. 11, 05. Letter postage rate locally and to other Federated S01. E. 1-, 05. Malay States, Straits Settlements, J ohore, Bri-) 3 Ocents per two N.S. E. 14, 05. tish North Borneo and Sarawak 5 unces Pg. E. 10, 05.

Fonmon Posmon. Letters addressed to places in the Imperial Penny Postage Union 4 cents per ounce, to other places 8 cents for a letter not exceeding one ounce in weight and 5 cents for each additional ounce or part thereof. Postcards, local 1 ct., reply 2 cts. ,, foreign 3 cts. ,, 6 ,, Certiﬁcate of posting ... 1 cent per article

Booxs. Newspapers published locally and posted within seven days of the date of publication, addressed to places in the Federated Malay States, Straits Settlements, J chore, British North Borneo and Sarawak, 1 cent for 3 ounces and 1 cent for every additional 2 ounces. Other printed papers 1 cent per 2 ounces Commercial papers 1 cent with mini .. mum of 8 cts. Pattern post (-1 cellinugllof t -th - -

RegistrationFee for postal fee acknowledgment . to a registered 10 cents

article whether applied for at the time of 8 cents posting or afterwards

PancnLs. ,' Up to 3 pounds 20 cents, over 3 Parcel rates, local and to Straits Settlements, British but not over 7 pounds 40 cents, North Borneo, Sarawak and Johore over 7 but not over 11 pounds 60 cents { Various, see Post Parcel rates, foreign _ Oifice Guide Second postage to Redirection fee for parcels ,,, , 111?: fgfidgiiiafi

charge DELIVERY. Unpaid letters ..., ...... Double postage Insuﬁiciently paid letters ... Double the deﬁci' ency Posrs, TELEGRAPHS AND STAMPS. 21

Window delivery $3 pa. per box Fee for warrant for detention of, and return ing an article already posted $1 per article Mail notice ... $6 ,, allmlm

Monn? Onnnns. 1 per cent. with a Commission s.s., Johore, on British orders North for payment Borneo in and the Sarawak F.M.S., "'i“i“‘““' <’f 5 i cents Orders for payment in foreign countries { 2% with minimum of 10 cents Redirection of money orders from oﬁice to oﬁice with- F out alteration of payee’s name within the EMS. ree

Payment at the remitter’s request of a local . . money order to some person other than the? Secgngcoéllmlsslon payee named in the order - 5 0 a ge

Secondcommission at inland rates, For any alteration in the particulars of a foreign with a minimum money order, or application for a refund of 10 cents and maximum of 50 \ cents Full second com mission at inland If payment is required to be made to some person rates but in no other than the original payee ,.. Case less than 10 cents Commission on telegraph money orders— w it c. Notexceeding $10“ 50 Upto 25 ‘75 ,, 50 1 00 ,, 75 1 50 ,, 100 2 00 Commission on British postal orders-— Not exceeding 28. 6d. 3 cents Exceeding 2s. 601. but not exceeding 15s. 6_ ,, ,, 15s. ,, ,, 21B;__ .9 H Telegrams As per regu1atiOn

TELEPHONES. For any line not exceeding two miles in length per annum $60 For a greater distance - .. Special rates Use of Public Telephone Call Boxes, for every connection ‘5<"enf-8 22. TAXES 3 DUTIES 9 Fess, ETC.

STAMP. DUTY ON INSTRUMENTS.

Description ‘of instrument. Proper stamp duty. r Pk. .11‘. 14, 97. The same duty as Sel. E. XIV., 97. 1.-—ACCOUNT of property reduired ‘Sunder sec S---on an affidavit N.S. E. X., 97. required on appli Pg. E. XX., 97. tion 35 cation for probate or letters of ad \ ministration.

2I—Ar>M1ssIoN of any person as an advocate . and solicitor .. } Flfty d‘-Jllars

3.—AFFIDAVIT for the Collector on application for grant of probate or letters of ad ministration or for a certiﬁcate of re presentation—

- (a) Where the estate and effects for or in\ respect of which the probate or At the rate of $1 for letters of administration or certiﬁ every $100 and for cafe of representation is or are to every fractional be granted‘ exclusive of what the part of $100 over deceased was possessed of or entitled any multiple of to as trustee and not beneﬁcially are above the value of $500 and not $100 above the value of $1,000 / At the rate of $2 for every $100 and for (b) Where such estate and effects are above K every fractional the value of $1,000 and not above ) part of $100 over the value of $10,000 “ any multiple of \ $100

At the rate of $3 for every $100 and for (0) Where such estate and effects are above S ‘every fractional the value of $10,000 part of $100 over any multiple of \ -$100

(d) Where paid the full duty has already been } One dollar - an n

Emempt1-on.—Where the estate and eﬁects do not exceed the value of $500. ‘ , 4:.—AFFIDAVIT, statutory declarationw or decla-) ration in writing on oath oraﬂirmation \ Fift cents made before a person authorised by law 5 ' y ' to administer an oath ...... ST_AMP DUTY ox INSTRUMENTS. 23

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty. Exemption.--Afl"1davit or declaration in writing when made Pk. E. 14, 97. sex‘. E. XIV. ,- 97 (a) For the immediate purpose of being filed or used in any N.s. E. X., 97. Court; or _ 1);. E. xx., 91. (b) For the sole purpose of enabling any person to receive any pension or charitable allowance ; (0) For the sole purpose‘ of satisfying the Government as to the sufiiciency of a person about to become surety for a Government oflicer. ‘

AGREEMENT For. A Lnasn. See Lease. 5. —AGREEMEN'1‘ or MEMORANDUM or an AonEE- ‘ MENT made under hand only and not _ otherwise speciﬁcally charged with any T t w duty, whether the same be only evidence ' en can ‘B of a contract or obligatory on the parties 8 from its being a Written instrument ,

E:vemptt-ona.—Agreement or memorandum— (n-) For or relating to the sale of any goods, wares, merchandise or bill of exchange, or to the sale of any Government or municipal security, or share in any joint stock or other public company ; (b) For service or personal employment where the wages do not exceed $10 per month, and any agreement between the master and mariners of any vessel or boat for wages; (0) The matter whereof is not of the value of $25 ; (d) For the reference of any matter to arbitration.

-( See Conveyance on 6.~ANNUIrY—Conveyance in consideration of 1 Sale Themsame duty as

,, . other instrument creating a charge for ‘the amount deemed to Z be secured thereby 7.-—APPOINTMEN‘1‘ of a__new trustee and AP POINTMENT in execution of a power of any property, moveable or immoveable, or of any use, share or interest in any Five dollars property by any instrument not being awill

ASSIGNMENT. See Conveyance.

8.-—AvEn_Aon-—Agreen_1ent to pay general Five dollars ,9.-—Aw.uz_D_, that is to_say, any decision in ‘Five dollars writing by an arbitrator or umpire ... 24 . Taxes, DUTIES, Frss, ETC.

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty.

Pk’. E. 14; 97.. - - The same duty as Sel. E. XIV., 97. a promissory note N.S. E. X., 97. 10.—BANK Norn In on (see Bill of Ex Pg. E. XX., 97. change), unless the duty is compound \ Gd f0!‘ 11.—FoB.E1oN BILL or Exonnson, payable on demand and bearing the date on which Three cents it was made {At the rate of ﬁve cents for every $100 and for every 12.—BILL or Excnmmn of any other kind fractional part of whatsoever (except a cheque or bank $100 over any note) and PROMISSORY Norn of a-nyl multiple of $100 kind whatsoever (except a bank note)... of the amount or value of the mone for which the bil or note is drawn L or made Nmte.—When a bill of exchange is drawn in a set according to the custom of merchants and one of the set is duly stamped, the other or others of the set shall, unless issued or in some manner negotiated apart from such duly stamped bill, be exempt from duty; and upon proof of the loss or destruction of a duly stamped bill forming one of a set, any other bill-of the set which has not been issued or in any manner negotiated apart from such lost or destroyed bill may, although unstamped, be admitted in evidence to prove the contents of such lost or destroyed bill. See Conveyance BILL or SALE { See Charge Bonn See Charge 13.—Bom> or Caanes g¥ef;£:L];{T¥?‘).-¥_ (a) When thepenalty ) The same duty as a of SECURITY for or amount se- ) charge for the the due execw cured does not ’ penalty or amount exceed $500 secured ‘ tion of an office, or to account for (b) In any other case Two dollars money received by virtue thereof E:vemption.—Bond given by awGoveri1ment oﬂicer, whether with or without sureties, for the due execution of an office held under the Government of the State. 14.—Bonn on obtaining letters of administration. . .One dollar

Ezemption.—-Bond administered does given not exceed by any $500 person in value, where the w estate to be STAMP DUTY oN INSTRUMENTS. 25

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty. l5.—B0rroMnr BoN1>, that is to say, any instru- ‘ Pk.‘E. 14, 97.‘ ment whereby the master of a sea.-going 591- F-XIV--97‘ ship borrows money on the security of The charge same duty as P81,‘1v_s_g_x_,97_ xx." 9,” the ship to enable him to preserve the ship or prosecute her voyage .

16.—CEnrIrIc1vrii.' to be taken out yearly b Y every person practising as an advocate} Twenty dollars l7.——CEBTIFICA-1‘E and solicitor or other ._., Do‘cUMnN'1- eviden-\ w

cing the right or title of the holder thereof or any other person either to’ any shares, scrip or stock in or of any , Three cents company or to __become proprietor of shares, scrip or stock in or of any com pany or association ... /

18.-—CHARGE, AGREEMENT FOR A CHARGE, BOND, DEBENTURE, COVENANT, and WARRANT or ATTORNEY to confess and enter up judgment— (0) Being the only or principal or primary security for-— . The payment or --repayment of money not exceeding $ 25 } Ten cents Exceeding ing $25 but not exceed $100} T"w“"Y-ﬁ"° “en”

Exceeding exceeding... $100 but not $250 } Flfty cents

EXe(3]f(§gé1(l1]§]g$250 but not $500 } One dollar

and for every further sum of $500 or any part thereof . } one dollar (b) Being %;“:.:;‘.2‘f:;:£:£':::*.i.;:z"siY.§:l a collateral or auxiliary or ad on above-mentioned purpose, where the the principal or primary security principal or primary security is duly stamped (0) TRANSFER or ASSIGNMENT of any; One-quarter the duty charge, bond, debenture or covenant which would be or of any money or stock secured chargeable on a by any such instrument or by any mortgage for the warrant of attorney to enter up amount transfer judgment or by any judgment red The same duty as a And also where any further money is principal security added to the money already secured for suclrfurther money 26 ‘TAXES, Dumas, Funs, ETC.

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty.

Pk. E. 14, 90. (d) RE-CONVEYANCE, RE-ASSIGNMENT, Sel.-E. XIV., 97. RnLnasn, DISCHARGE, SURRENDER, N.S. E. X., 97. WARRANT TO Vacarn or RENUNc1 Pg‘. E. XX., 97. ATION of any such security as afore said or of the benefit thereof or of the money thereby secured-— (i) If the total amount of value of the money at any time secured does not Fifty cents exceed ‘-1 on -.-n rn (ii) In any other case ... One dollar (e) CHARGE executed in pursuance of a duly stamped agreement for the One dollar same, on production of such agree ment to the Collector 19.—CHARTER.-PARTY, that i_s__ to say, any\ instrument (except an agreement for the hire of a tug-steamer) whereby a vessel or some specified part thereof is one dollar let for the specified purposes of the charterer Exem42_tio'n.—Charter-party wholly executed out of the State. 20.—OnnQuE Three cents Conrnacr. See Agreement. 1 When the amount or \ - value of -the con 21.—C 0 N v E Y A N c E, sideration for the ‘ Fifty cents ASSIGNMENTTnmvsrnn or sale$100 does not exceed l. . . S '>Above $100 andnotex } One dollar and a half ( a ) O n sa I e m f an , Aleeedilgisg ove 250 $250 an (1 not property (exl: exceeding $500 .. l5 Tlllee llolllll-s cept shares in "And for every further a company) $250 or any part } One dollar and a half J thereof (b) Of shares in a company whether on sale or otherwise Five cents for every (i) Where the name of the tran-sferee"i-s $100 or fractional filled in prior to the execution of the part of $100_of the transfer by the transferor nominal value of the shares (ii) Where the name of the transferee is ‘ Thirty cents for every not filled in prior to the execution of $100 or fractional the transfer by the transferor (com < part of $5100 of the monly called a “ blank transfer ”) . .. nominal value of the shares Note.—“ Nominal value” means the full amount or denomination of the share, irrespective of the amount for the time being paid thereon. STAMP DUTY on INSTRUMENTS. 27

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty. (0) Of any property except such shares as P:--E $87-m_ aforesaid _by way of security or of See Charge _g_ f}_ x__'§1_ any security... Pg. E. XX., 97. _ The same duty as a (d) Of any property (except such shares as conveyance on sale aforesaid) by way of gift. (not being for a consideration a settlement) equal to the value / of the property

(e) For the purpose of effectuating an ap- TWO donms E:cemption.—Conveyances pointment of a new and trustee transfers to the Ruler of the State or to the Government of the State, or to any person to the use of or i trust for such Ruler or Government. w _

-22.—Co1>YmrEx-1‘RAcr-] (attested or in any manner authenticated) of or from-— (a) An instru- : ment charge- ' able with any duty (b) An original will or codicil (c) The or probateprobate i (a) If the origina . . 1 was not chargeable with orcopyofawill codicil L d -f h iet (1 gag t Twentyﬁve Cents

(d) Any letters , chargeable does not of adminis __ exceed ﬁfty cents / tration .5. (e) Any public . (b) In any other case... , Fifty cents register (ex I cept any re- I gister of births, bap tisms,marri ages, deaths or burials) , (f) The books, ' rolls or re cords of any CO\1l't_ /I f\

E‘aeem_ptimns.—Copy—— (a) Of any paper which a public oﬁicer is expressly required by law to make or furnish for record in any public oﬁice or for any public purpose; (b) Copy of extract of or from any law proceedings. Txxns, Dumas, Fnns, ETC.

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty, Pk. E. 14, 97. 23.-—CoUNTEnPAnT orb‘ Sel. E. XIV., 97. N.S. E. X., 97. DUPLICATE of - Pg. E. -XX“ 97. any instrument chargeable with ilglslgéctgfnvlllhiéﬁ (a) If the duty with ‘ the proper duty which the original The same duty as is has been paid; } instrument is payableOriginal on the provided that chargeable does not the o r i g i n a 1 exceed ﬁfty cents , shall be pro (b) In any other Fifty cents ducedstamped, duly if re

quired by the J Collector .. . 24.-—C0vn1~mnT.—-Any separate deed of cove-1 nant (not being a-deed chargeable with { ad_ valorem duty as a conveyance orI charge) made on the sale or charge of any property, or of any right or interest therein, and relating solely to the con- }~Five dollars veyance or enjoyment of or the title to the property sold or charged, or to the production of the muniments of title relating thereto or any of the matters aforesaid " 25.—DECLARATION or] REVOCATION or any use on TRUST of or . concerning any property by any When the value of the " writing not be- } property does not < Two dollars ing a deed or exceed $1,000 , will or an in In every other case Five dollars strument char g e a b 1 e with duty as a settle ment -J 26.—DEE1) of any ki nd not described in this} Five dollars schedule DUPLICATE. See Counterpart. The same duty as a conveyance for a Any instrument where 27-—-ExCHAllGll llllfoaln :l_€lclil:l:§feelc),€el:1lly - toconsideration the value of equal the p P6 y ' _ _ property of greater -value EXTRACT. See Copy. FURTHER CHARGE. w See Instrument, No. 28.

GIFT. See Conveyance. INDEMNITY Bonn. See Bond. STAMP DUTY ON INSTRUMENTS. 29

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty. 1 The same duty as a Pk. E. 14, 97. principal security Sel. E. XIV., 97. 28.—INsrRUMnNr IMPOSING A FURTHER CHARGE ‘N.S. E. X., 97. O P _ for the amount on Humnn ROPERTY... secured by such Pg. E. XX., 97. _ _ instrument 29.-L1-zasn or AGREEMENT son A LnAsn of when any land, house or other immovable wh,.,I rthe 1e"%oi3 property granted or made—— "19 ‘(W2 is 2§:@ep§i,lIg not foruperiod exceeding m‘11-ini'?1;.wl _ one year‘ indeﬁnite ( Where the rent calcu- ____i_ t°,m-__

lated for a. whole year shall not exceed $ 6- $ 0- in value $100, 0 50 1 00 (a) Without fine but not or pre-{ Above exceeding mium $100 $250, - 1 00 2 00 250 500, 2 00 4 00 and for every addi tional $250 or any L part thereof 1 00 2 00 I The same duty as for (b) In consideration of a fine or premium aSum conveyance equal to for the a and without rent ( amount of such consideration I1 Stamp of value equal ‘ to the joint value of the stamps for (c) In consideration of a fine or premium, \ a conveyance on and reserving a rent... sale in considera tion of the fine or remium and a ‘\ ease for the rent (0!) Lease executed in pursuance of a duly stamped agreement for the same on production of such agreement to the Fifty cents Collector Eremptiona.—Agricultural lease or agreement for agricultural lease for any definite term not exceeding three years where the rent reserved does not exceed $10 a year. Lnrrnn or Arronnnr. See Power of Attorney. 30.—PASSPORT Two dollars 31.—PownB. or LETTER or Arr0n1vnx-— ‘((1) For the sole purpose of appointing or authorising any one person to vote as a proxy at a meeting of a com pany or association (i.) Where the proxy is to vote at one (ii.) Where meeting the only proxy is to-... vote at more } Three cents

than one meeting ... - } Fifty cents 30 Txxss, Duruas, Fuss,

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty. 1>x.E.1-1,97. (b) For the performance of one act only \ -§I°léEfix§v-é37- where the value of the property to .Pé_9§_ be dealt with is expressed in the I One dollar power or letter and does not exceed $200 (0) Of any kind whatsoever not herein- _ before described . Two dollms Ememption.——Power or letter of attorney or authority given by any Government ofiicer for the receipt of his salary or allow ances by any other person. PROMISSORY NOTE. See Bill of Exchange. PmoxY. See Power of Attorney. 32.-—REcE1PT for any money or other property the amount or value of which exceeds; Three cents $10 E:nemptions.—Receipt— (a) Endorsed on or contained in any instrument duly stamped or . exempted acknowledging the receipt of the consideration money therein expressed, or the receipt of any principal money, interest or annuity or other periodical payment therein secured; (b) For any payment of money without consideration; (0) Given for money or securities for money deposited in the w - hands of any banker to be accounted for: Provided the same be not expressed to be received of or by the hands of any other than the person to whom the same is to be accounted for; Provided also that this exemption shall not extend to a receipt 0r acknowledgment for any sum paid or deposited for or upon a letter of allotment of a share or in respect of a call upon any scrip or share of or in any company or association or proposed or intended company or association; (d) Given by any Government ofiicer for salary or allowances paid to him by the Government. RR-Convnrimcn or CHARGED PRo1>nRTr. See Charge. (01) If on a sale The same duty as a. 33____RELEAsE’ thap conveyance on sale is to say, any (b) If by wayofsecurity {Tljilsfge duty as ll ivllllgrlégll El ll l ‘ - The same duty as a son re1gaseSI;1-ly.§ (c) If by way of gift... g(t?l1\Ii(;_Zfl,]J.CG by way property or any g (d) In any other case right or interest in any property notfically otherwise charged speci- with Two dolllllls , lg duty ... Rnsronnmvrm Bonn. See Charge. REVOCATION or_,A1vY Tnusr. See Declaration of Trust. STAMP DUTY on Iusnwnsivrs. 31

Description of instrument. Proper stamp duty. ’ The same duty as a Pk. E. 14. 97 charge for a sum i;"1éE1;:x;v-é;’7- 34.-—SEr-rLE.\rnsT, or AGREEMENT ron A equal tothe amount Pg 9§_ SETTLEMENT or value of the pro perty settled or ag reed to be settled 35.—SUnsr1‘1‘uir1oN under or in virtue of a One dollar power of attorney . .. ’ w(a) When the duty\ W/||‘/-/ - - ( with which the , The duty with Wh1Ch 36.—SURnmu)nn I lease is chfigeable S suchleaseischarge OF.-LEASE - does not -exceed-$2 able \ (b) In any other case... Twoldollars Ewempt_ion.—Su_rrend_er of lease when such lease is exempted from duty_ TnAnsrnn. See Conveyance. § See Declaration. TRUST. .4, See Conveyance. General Exemptions. (l)—Transfers by Endmrsement——— , (a) Of a bill of exchange, cheque or promissory note; (1)) Of a bill of lading; (0) Of a policy of insurance ; (d) Of charges on rates and taxes authorised by any Enact ment for the time being in force in the State; (_e) Of securities of the Government of the State. (2)—A_ll instruments of any kind‘what.<.oever which are made or executed by any Government ofiicer or given to any Government officer in either case on behalf of the Ruler of the State or the Government of the State, and on which in the latter case duty would but for this exemption be payable by such ofiicer. . The above exemption does not extend to any deed, instrument or writing signed or executed by any ofiicer as Ofiicial Administrator; or by a receiver appointed by the Court; or to any instrument rendered necessary by any Enactment, Order in Council, or order of Court; or to a sale made for the recovery of an arrear of revenue or rent or in -satisfaction of a decree or order of Court.‘ (3) ¥—Apprenticeship deed. (4-)—Instruments relating exclusively to immovable property situate out of the State-or relating exclusively to things to be done out of the State. (5)—-—All documents of titles of which re-registration is necessary under the “ Land Enactment, 1897,” and, All memoranda of charges on thelands held under such titles : pro vided always that the original stamp dues on such documents were duly paid in accordance with the law in force at the time they were executed. (6)—Bonds for securing the refund to Government of amounts overpaid to persons appointed by Government otficers to receive their salaries or allowances during their absence on leave or of amounts disallowed after payment to such person. (7)—Transfers made on sales under sections 64‘, 65 and 66 of the

“ Land Enactment, 189].” :1: 32 . Taxns, Dvruss, Fnns, nrc.

COURT FEES. AD VALOREM FEES IN CIVIL MATTERS IN COURTS OF A JUDICIAL COMMISSIONER AND IN MAGISTRATES’ COURTS. 1%.; R. 1, 05. 1. Plaint (not otherwise provided for in this Enactment) Ssl. E. -, 05. presented to a civil court : {S c. N.S. E. 1, 05. Pg. E. 1, 05. (a) When the amount or value of the subject matter in dispute does not exceed $2 10 (b) When $2, or such part amount thereof; or up value to $100 exceeds $2, l for every 10 (c) When such amount or value exceeds $100, for every $10, or part thereof, in excess of $100, up to $1,000 50 (d) When such amount or value exceeds $1,000, for every $100, or part thereof, in excess of $1,000, u to-_$5,000 4 00 (e) When such amount or value exceeds $5,000, for every $250, or part thereof, in excess of $5,000, (f) When upto$10,000 such amount or value exceeds $10,000, for 8 00

every $500, or part thereof, in excess of $10,000, (g) When up to such $20,000 amount or value exceeds $20,000, for 15 00

every $1,000, or part thereof, in excess of $20,000, (h) When up to such $30,000 amount or value exceeds $30,000, for 20 00

every $2,000, or part thereof, in excess of $30,000, (1?) When up to such $50,000 amount or value exceeds $50,000, for 20 00

every $5,000, or part thereof, in excess of $50,000 25 00 Provided that the maximum fee leviable on a plaint shall be $3,000. 2. Application for review of judgment, if presented on or T‘,h%lfBBl1‘w after the thirtieth day from the date of the decree lvlll all the plaint 3. Application for review of judgment, if presented before {ma One fee mute: 16. the thirtieth day from the date of the decree... ‘t’li1‘;b{fh(}§t 5‘pteﬁ- cent. 4. Plaint in a suit between landlord and tenant for the pos- %0Dfllly session of immovable property when the monthly rent “lnl Pay‘ payable in respect thereof exceeds $100 l§:£;§l:§_°l

PB"? 5. Application for execution; (a) When the amount or value of the decree exceeds (b) When $500... such amount or value does noltlexceeldl$500l.. .. 1 2500

.6. Order for the sale of property, to be conducted by a public servant, whether by way of execution or otherwise: By way of poundage on the gross amount realised up to $500 . 2% Together with a further fee on all gross proceeds in excess of $500 of 176 COURT FEES._ w33

TABLE OF RATES OF AD VALOREM FEES ON” PLAINTS.w Pk. E. 1.05. 891. E. -, 05.

::.:::::::: ::;:::::*;: 1”--@-“-E’-W~-“- gsllggcgfnglz ‘ not But exceed does Pro f 1- ;:kl)?§cgfn::te_ not But exceed does Pro {egg

ter exceeds I ter exceeds

3 $ 3 6 3 $ 8 c. 2 10 88 90 1 4 w 50 2 4 20 90 92 4 60 4 6 30 92 94 4 70 6 8 40 94 96 4 80 8 1 0 50 96 98 4 90 10 12 60 98 100 5 12 14 70 1 00 1 10 5 50 14 16 80 1 10 ‘ 120 6 16 18 90 120 ‘ 1 30 6 50 18 20 1 1 30 140 i 7 20 22 1 10 140 . 150 1 7 50 22 24 1 20 1 50 160 8 24 26 1 30 160 1 70 8 50 26 28 1 40 1 70 ‘ 180 9 28 30 l 50 180 . 1 90 9 50 30 32 1 60 196 200 10 32 34 1 70 200 210 10 50 34- 36 1 80 2 10 220 1 1 36 38 1 90 220 , 230 1 1 50 38 40 2 ‘ 230 240 12 40 42 2 10 i 246 250 12 50 42 44 2 20 250 260 13 44 46 2 30 260 270 1 3 50 46 48 2 40 270 280 14 48 50 2 50 280 290 14 50 50 52 2 60 290 300 15 52 54 2 70 300 310 1 5 50 54 56 2 80 310 l 320 16 56 58 2 90 320 330 1 6 50 58 60 3 330 340 1 7 60 62 3 10 340 350 § 1 7 50 62 64 3 20 350 360 - 18 64 66 3 30 360 370 § 18 50 66 68 3 40 370 380 \ 19 68 70 3 50 380 390 19 50 70 72 3 60 390 400 20 72 74 3 70 400 410 5 20 50 74 76 3 80 410 I 420 21 76 78 3 90 ‘ 420 1 430 § 21 50 78 80 4 430 440 1 22 80 82 4 10 446 450 22 50 82 84 4 20 | 450 460 23 84 . 86 4 30 460 ; 470 23 50 86 88 4 40 470 480 24

é3-4 TAXES, Du‘1‘u~:s, Fmss, me.

Pk. 13.1, 05. TABLE OF RATES OF AD VALOREM FEES ON PLAINTS—(cont.) Se]. E. 2, 05. N.S. E. 1, m5. Pg. 111.1, 05. when the When the amount or Pro er amount or ‘ But does Pro r But does value of the 153. ;;,{;=§cgfnf;*§_ not exceed 15;? subject mat not exceed ter exceeds ter exceeds ‘

$ 3 35 0. $ $ $ 0.

480 490 24 50 920 930 4? 50 490 500 25 930 940 4 500 5 10 25 50 940 950 47 50 510 520 26 950 960 48 520 530 26 50 960 970 48 50

530 540 27 970 930 49 540 550 27 50 980 990 49 50 550 560 28 990 1,000 50 560 5 70 28 50 1,000 1,100 54 5 70 580 29 1,100 1,200 58 , 580 590 29 50 1,200 1,300 62

590 600 30 1,300 1,400 66 600 610 30 50 1,400 1,500 70 610 620 31 1,500 1,600 74 620 630 ‘ 31 50 1,600 1,700 78 630 \ 32 1,700 1,800 2 640 32 50 1 ,800 1,900 I 86 640 650 650 660 . 33 1,900 2,000 90 660 670 33 50 2,000 2,100 94 070 680 34 2,100 2,200 98 680 690 34 50 . 2,200 2,300 102 090 700 I 35 5 2,300 2,400 106 . 700 710 1 35 50 2,400 2,500 110 110 720 36 2,500 2,600 114 720 730 36 50 2,600 2,700 118 730740w 740 I 37 2,700 . 2,800 122 750 1 37 50 2,800 2,900 126 750 760 , 38 ‘ 2,900 1 3,000 130 - 760 770 3938 50 1! 3,(1)003, 00 \ 3,23,138 770 780 - 780 790 39 50 M 3,200 1 3,300 142 790 800 40 1 3,300 - 3,400 146 800 810 40 50 ‘I 3,400 3,500 150 810 820 41 £1 3,500 3,600 154 820 830 1 41 50 3,600 _ 3,700 158 830 42 3,700 1 3,800 162 840 850 42 50 I‘ 3,800 3,900 166 850 860 43 i“ 3,900 - 4,000 170 860 870 43 50 I 4,000 } 4,100 i 1 74 870 880 44 _1 4,100 g 4,200 178 - sso 890 44 50 0 4,200 4,300 82 890 900 45 1 4, 300 4,400 186 900 91 0 45 50 ,| 4,400 4,500 190 910 920 46 H 4,500 4,600 , .194

00011T F155. 35

TABLE OF RATES OF AD VALOREM FEES ON PLAINTS--(cont.) Pk. E. 1, 05. ___\___ﬁ_____—_ﬁ___—__—_ _-_ - amount When the or But does Proper a.mmun1-When the or But does . Proper Pg." E.- 1-- O5- -

;:11:j1:c€fn;o:€_ not exceed fee. gstlgilgcgtnfgg not exceed fee.

ter exceeds ‘ ter exceeds

$ $ $ 35 ‘55 $

4,600 4,700 198 20,000 21,000 690 4,700 4,800 202 21,000 22,000 710 4,800 4,900 206 . 22,000 23,000 730 4,900 5,000 210 23,000 24,000 750 5,000 5,250 218 24,000 25,000 770 5,250 5,500 226 25,000 26,000 I 790 5,500 5,750 234 26,000 27,000 810 5,750 6,000 242 1 27,000 28,000 830 6,000 6,250 250 _ 28,000 29,000 850 6,250 6,500 258 1‘ 29,000 30,000 870 6,500 6,750 266 .1 30,000 32,000 ! 890 6,750 , 7,000 274 32,000 34,000 . 910 7,000 ‘ 7,250 282 i 34,000 36,000 5 930 7,250 7,500 290 1 36,000 38,000 950 7,500 ‘ 7,750 298 1 38,000 40,000 970 7,750 8,000 306 40,000 42,000 990 8,000 8,250 314 - 42,000 44,000 1,010 8,250 8,500 322 44,000 46,000 1,030 8,500 , 8,750 330 _ 46,000 48,000 . 1,050 8,750 ‘ 9,000 338 i 48,000 50,000 ‘ 1,070 9,000 9,250 - 346 . 50,000 55,000 1,095

, w- 9,7509,500 ' 362354 A 60,00055,000 60,00065,000 1 1,1451,120 9,750 I 10,000 370 ,‘ 65,000 70,000 l 1,1 70 10,000 10,500 385 . 70,000 75,000 1,195 10,500 , 11,000 400 75,000 80,000 1 1,220 11,000 l 1.1,500 415 80,000 85,000 1,245 11,500 _ 12,_000 _ _ 430 85,000 90,000 1,270 12,000 12,500 445 90,000 95,000 1 1,295 w 12,500 , 13,000 460 . 95,000 100,000 1,320

13,00013,500 1- 13,50014,000 475490 V 1 105,000100,000 110,000105,000 1; 1,3701,345 12000 14,500 505 110,000 115,000 ‘. 1,395 1 ,500 15,000 520 1 5,000 120,000 1 1,420 15,000 , 15,500 535 1‘ 120,000 125,000 § 1,445 15,500 1 16,000 550 . 125,000 130,000 , 1,470 16,000 l 16,500 565 ‘ 130,000 135,000 , 1,495 11g,_500 ,000 , ; 17,50017,000 l 28,0 95 1 135,000 140,000 145,000140,000 11 1,5451,520 17,500 \ 18,000 610 1 145,000 150,000 - 1,570 18,000 18,500 625 1, 150,000 155,000 1,595 18,500-- 1 19,000 640 1‘ 155,000 160,000 I 1,620 19,000 19,500 _ 6.55 ‘ 160,000 165,000 . _ 1,645

19,500 20,000 _ 670 ‘ 1 165,000 170,000 I 1,670 36 TAXES, DUTIES, Fnrns, ETC.

TABLE OF RATES OF AD VALOREM FEES ON PLAINTS—(oont.) Pk. E. 1. 05. S91. E. -. 05. N.S E. 1, 05. When the When the amount or 1, amount or B t d - P Pg. E. 1, 05. But does 315.” ' ;;,}§;;>{_f§; notlexciiil ¥Z§.° value of the subject mat not exceed ter exceeds ter exceeds

$ $ 15 3 55 $

1 70,000 1 75,000 1,695 305,000 310,000 2,370 1 75,000 180,000 1,;20 310,000 315,000 2,395 180,000 185,000 1, 45 315,000 320,000 2,420 1 85,000 190,000 1,770 320,000 325,000 2,445 190,000 1 95,000 1,795 325,000 330,000 2,470 195,000 200,000 1,820 330,000 335,000 2,495 200,000 205,000 1,845 335,000 340,000 2,520 205,000 2 10,000 1,870 340,000 345,000 2,545 2 10,000 21 5,000 1,895 345,000 350,000 2,570 2 1 5,000 220,000 1,920 350,000 355,000 ‘ 2,595 220,000 225,000 1,945 355,000 360,000 2,620 225,000 230,000 1,970 360,000 365,000 2,645 230,000 235,000 1,995 365,000 370.000 2,670 235,000 240,000 2,020 370,000 375,000 2,695 240,000 245,000 2,045 375,000 380,000 2,720 245,000 250,000 2,070 380,000 385,000 2,745 250,000 255,000 2,095 385,000 390,000 2,770 255,000 260,000 2,120 390,000 395,000 2,795 260,000 265,000 2,145 395,000 400,000 2,820 265,000 270,000 Q,1 70 400,000 405,000 ’ 2,845 270,000 275,000 2,195 405,000 410,000 2,870 275,000 280,000 2,220 410,000 415,000 2,895 280,000 285,000 2,245 415,000 420,000 2,920 285,000 290,000 2,270 420,000 425,000 2,945 290,000 295,000 2,295 1 425,000 430,000 2,970 295,000 300,000 2,320 430,000 435,000 2,995 300,000 305,000 - 2,345 435,000 : 3,000

FIXED FEES IN CIVIL MATTERS IN COURTS OTHER. THAN COURTS OF PENGHULUS, KATHIS AND ASST. KATHIS. $ 6. 1. Plaint (not otherwise provided for under “The Court Fees Enactment, 1905,”) in any suit where it is not possible to estimate at a money value the subject

matter in dispute on 00 2. Plaint in a suit between landlord and tenant for the possession of immovable property when the monthly rent payable in respect thereof does not exceed $100 00 3. Claim aga inst the estate of an insolvent (unless a judgment has already been obtained in the State in respect of such claim) 00 Counr Fnns. 37

Summons to defendant (for each defendant named) 50 9‘ ,, witness (for each witness named) 50 Warrant of attachment, commitment or arrest (for each person named) 50 Afﬁdavit or declaration (for each person making same) 00

Q . Notice of every kind (for each person named) 50 Search (for every matter in respect of which the same is made) 50 10. Petition (for every petitioner named in same) 50 11. MemorandumBond (for every of party appeal executing same) .-. 50 12. 00 13. Copy of. decree, judgment, order or injunction : (a) of the Court of Appeal 00 (b) of any other Court to which this “schedule applies... 00 14. Applications to Court, including petitions, motions and summonses (not otherwise provided for) 00 15. Caveat in probate or administration proceedings 00 16. Probate or letters of administration when the value of the estate exceeds $500 00 17. Commission for any purpose (in addition to expenses of the commission) 00 18. Filing or issuing any document not herein otherwise provided for, other than a statement of defence 00 19. Copies of depositions, orders, records and other process or proceedings of the Court, certified under the seal of the Court and signature of a Magistrate or other duly authorised ofiicer of the Court, per folio of 100 words or any part of such folio - ... 25 20. Translation by an interpreter attached to the Court, per folio of 100 words or any part of such folio 25 21. On filing a memorandum of appearance by an advocate and solicitor where a party has originally appeared in person or of change or discharge of advocate and solicitor or of change of address for service 00 22. On certificate or allocatur of the result of a taxation of a bill of costs 00 23. On the petition of a law clerk to be examined - . 10 00 24. On a certificate or report by the Registrar to the Con not being a certificate of costs and not being a certifi cate of the result of an appeal from a Magistrate‘s decision 00

FIXED FEES IN CRIMINAL MATTERS.

l. Summons to defendant (for each defendant named) 50

20 ,, witness (for each witness named) 50 38 ‘l‘AxEs, Duru-zs, Fines, mo.

_ 3 c. 3. Warrantof arrest ( for each person named) 50 4. Search wai'rant_ 50 5. Bond (for every party executing same) 50 6. Proclamation 1 00 The fees chargeable in respect of matters not otherwise provided for in this _schedu_le_ shall be identical in amount with those chargeable in corresponding cases under schedule IV.

FEES IN COURTS OF -I‘ENGHULUS,- KATHIS AND ASSISTANT . KATHIS. 1. Summons to defendant (for each defendant named) 20 2. ,, . - witness (for each witness named) 10 3. Copy of decree . 20 4. Institution of suit in Penghulu’s Court valueTwo per of thecent. subject‘ of the matter GENERAL. APPRAISERS. Peryear_ - . $ c. 1. License to value or appraise any estate or land or any im movable property or movable property of whatsoever description or any interest therein—Fee for one year or w part thereof... w w " 10 00 2. License to value any property or interest as above other than any estate, land or immovable property, or any interest therein, when the area of such estate, land or immovable property exceeds 100 acres—Fee for one year or part thereof w AUCTIONEERS. 5 00

Pk. E. 9, 05. Fee for one year or part thereof 10 00 Se]. E. 11, 05. N.S. E. 1-, 05. Nmte.—Table of Auctioneers’ Fees-— Pg. E. 17, 05. (a) _ Commission when property sold shall have realised not more than $500, 5 per cent. on the amount realised (b) When the amount realised exceeds $500, 5 per cent. _ ﬁrst 515500 and 1 per cent. each succeeding 3100 Notice of demand 25 ,, sale (original) 50 ,, _,,_ (copy) 10 Placarding, each notice (town limits) 10 ,, ,, (country) exclusive of boat or carriage hire 25 Watchman, per diem *35 Attendance in the event of postponement of sale- (town limits) 1 00 ,, ,, ,, (country) 2 00 Bell and crier (town limits) l 00 ,, ,, (country) exclusive of travelling expenses . 1 _ 1 50

* In Pahang, 50 cents, GENERAL. 39

AUTOMOBILES.

Lrcnnsn Fnns. ""rnAcr-roN nne-rnns." U ‘ Per annnm_ _ w_

$ 0. . Not exceeding 3 tons in weight .. 75 00 :11. s;,<£. ‘ - w w i 1 ‘ , ‘P . - ; - Exceeding 3 tonsin weight, but not exceeding 5 tons ..-. 100 00 N_g_],}_19_ 0;;_ ,, 5 ,, . . $100, and in addition for every ton P» 11- 8- “* or fraction of a ton over 5 tons 10 00

AUTOMOBILES OTHER THAN TRACTION ENGINES USED FOR HIRE OR TRADE PURPOSES. Not exceeding half a ton in weight 10 00 Exceeding half aiton but not exceeding 3 tons 30 00 .. 15 tons’: _ ,, 8 ,, 70 00 ,, .8 ,, ;-.-. 100 00w

AUTOMOBILES OTHER THAN’ TRACTION ENGINES NOT USED FOR " HIRE OR ‘TRADE‘PURPOSES. One half of the .fees above speciﬁed in the case of vehicles used for hire or trade purposes

"-cARB.-IAens ATTACHED TO rnxcrron ENGINES. For every :t0n of weight or part thereof 15 00 5155116115 .vr:.rAcnn1:>: fro AirroMon1i.ns ofifirnn uiiran ‘r_n._sc-1~1on ENGINES. _ For every half ton of weight or part thereof 5 00 Certiﬁcate of competency to drive 10 00

BILLIARD SALOONS. License, per annum 12 00 Pk. E. s, 07. N ote.—-—-Fees for licenses in respect of a portion of a year may §i_l§_E;_-.-;_1:,',%'7_ issue at the rate of three months’ fees. P5. E. 9. 07.

BILLS OF SALE. Registration, renewal of, or transfer of l 00 Pk. E. 1-, mm. h. . _ _ 2 Sel.E.XVI., 00 Searc mg register ..: -5 N_s_E_XIv_,,,0_ Pg. E._4., 01. BOATS. - For every cargo boat not exceeding 10 koyans burden 1 00 lgkl. 1-,02. w . . e. .1s, 0-. ,, -add1t1onal koyan 10 N_S_ E_ 1-, m,,“ ,, passenger boat 50 P5- 73- 1-- 02 ,, .ﬁshing boat . . . 25 ,, junk or tongkang of less than 100 tons burden 3 00 40 TAXES, DL_"l‘lES, Fess, mo.

. $ 0 For every junk or tongkang of 100 tons burden or over 5 00 Pk. E. 1, 01. License for ferry boat for twelve months from date of Sel. E. XVIIL, issue 5 00 N.S: mm s. -, 01. PR. E. 1. m1. - BOILERS. Pk. E. 5, 08. Ordinary examination (section 12) 8 00 S91. E. 4, 08. Exhaustive. ,, ,, 16 00 N.S. E. 4, 08. Pg. E. 6, 08. Each duplicate certiﬁcate granted . 5 00 These examinations are to be held yearly, during 1st and 3rd quarters of year.

Fens or CANDIDATES FOR ExAmrnxrron AS EnomnnB.s AND ENGINE DRIVER (SECTION 28). Second grade Engineer’s certiﬁcate 10 00 First ,-," - ,, ,, 15 00 Second grade Engine Driver’s certiﬁcate 3 00 First ,,_ . ,, ,, _ 5 00

BURIALS.

Pk. 0. in C. 1. Fee for private burialground 50 00 96 s.-,1. E. vII., 95. ,, exhumation of corpse .._. 5 00 N.S. 13.18, m4.. Pg. E. 1-, 04. CHANDU SHOPS. Pk. E. 4», 06. License to manufacture chandu for sale, per annum ... 60 00 Se]. E. 6, 06. ,, to keep a chandu smoking shop ,, 48 00 N.S. E. 4, 06. Pg. E. 4, 06. ,, to sell chandu by retail ,. ... _ 24 00 Cost of board 50 Transfer ...... 2 00 Note.—A proportionate fee may be charged for each quarter of the year. . COMMISSION ON CHEQUES AND DRAFTS. Private treasury drafts l per cent. with a minimum charge of $ .10 Cashing private cheques ad valorem (minimum 25 cents) "" § Discount on cheques drawn on banks with which none of the Treasuries in the State have an account 1' }% Before cashing a cheque, the sanction in writing of the oﬁicer in charge of the district must be obtained, and in the case of a cheque signed by anyone not in the Government service a letter of guarantee from a bank must also be obtained.

_ EXPLOSIVES. Pk. E. 6, m4. 1. For every license for a hulk or ﬂoating magazine for ex Bel. E. 6, m4. plosives, yearly 200 00 N.S. E. 5, m4-. P3. E. 4, 04. 2. For every license for a store or magazine for explosives, of capacity exceeding 640 0. ft., yearly 25 00 3. For every license for a store or magazine for explosives, of capacity not exceeding 640 c. ftf, yearly 15 00

fl‘ ‘Pahang, 1 per cent. 1' Not in Pahang. GENERAL. 41

4. For every license for shop to store and deal in explosives, $ 0. _ yearly 10 00 5; For every license for a shop to store and deal in ﬁrework only,-yearly“ ::: ::: ----. :;. ... 3 00 6. For every permit to import, export or remove explosives... 25 7. For eiveiy license to store 'é1kplosivés, temporarily under 1 00

I'll e , , , - - . ~ Q . - - 8. For every license to manufacture gunpowder 25 ()0 Permit to sell, possess or purchase ammunition and gunpowder for one month from date of issue-—fee payable in stamps 05

FIREARMS.

Permit to possess, carry and use firearms ... 50 Pk. E. 4, 0-. Sel. E. 1-. 02. License to carry and use any firearm 50 N.S. E. 8, m2. ,, deal in firearms w 25 00 Pg. E. 9, 02.

N .B.-—Licenses and permits expire on 31st December of the year of issue. FI:SHIN‘(_}-.

Pmmx, Sm.-AnsoB. AND-NEGRI SEMBILAN. Fish traps— Per quarter. (a) Out-shore or- deep water fish traps and all fish traps, lines of stakes and screens over 200 yards in length 6 00 Pk. E. 1-, 0-. Sel. E. 18, m-. (b) In-shore shallow water fish traps, and all fish N.S. E. 1-, 02. traps, lines of stakes and screens not over 200 yards in length . . 3 O0 Nets (0) Seine-nets with pockets and all seine-nets over 40 yards in length ‘ 3 00 (d) Seine-nets without pockets and not over 40 yards in length 1 00 (e) Drift-nets and all nets for deep-water fishing only 1 00 _ N .B.—No fee is payable for casting nets or for the small seine-net (pukat kisa), provided it is not more, than 30 yards in length, but this exemption shall apply to no other form of seine-net.

Line ﬁsh.ing—. (f) Lines of unbaited hooks or rawei, per boat 6 00

Panano. Per annum. Kelong or blat license 200 Pg.‘E. 1-, 0-. Lines of unbaited hooks or rawei, perboat Iv! 00) 200 42 TaxES, DUTIES, Fnns, ETC.

INVENTIONS. (Payable in stamps at the Residwent’s Ofiice.) $ 0. On petition for grant ,,, ,,,_ , 5 00w Pk. O. in C. -, 96 se1.-n. v., 96. On filing specification 20 00 N.S. O. in C. On grantii. ... 25 00 IV., 96. Before the end of seven years from date of grant, on certificate ‘ w Pg. E. V., 97. of renewal 1-1 l.. L. w 25 00 On order for extension of term or on new grant . 50 00 On petition for leave to amend specification or petition 10 00 On notice of opposition to grant of exclusive pi ivileges 1 00 ,, ,, petition for leave to amend 1 00 ,, ,, ,, extension of term of grant 1 00

MEDICAL. Hospital charges for ‘general public—— _ For a separate room if available and occupied at the patient’s special request } $800 per diem First class ward 5.00 ,, Second ,, 2.50 ,, Third ,, 1.00 ,, Native ward .30 ,, ,, labourers .24 ,, Paupers free N .B.—For rules regarding admission to Hospitals, see Appendix L to General Orders. . -

Scam: or Fnns FOB. Pmvyrn NURSING. Per day ordinarycases 35 4.00 infectious cases 35 5.00 ,, week ,, ,, 25.00 ,, ,, 35.00 ,, fortnight ,, ,, . - 50.00 ,, ,, 70.00 ,, month ,, ,, 100.00 ,, ,, 125.00 For period‘ less than one day, 50 centsan hour. In addition to the above charges the person engaging the Nurse will be responsible for the cost of her transport and will be required to provide her with board and lodging. N .B.—For rules for Nurses, see Appendix M to General Orders.

TRAINED NATIVE MIDWIVES (PERAK).

Pk. Gaz. Not. Accouchement fee $5 to $10 No. 4-43, 07. Per day, after the ﬁrst day ... 1

NEGOTIABLE INSTRUM-ENTS. (Fees chargeable by Notaries Public.) Pk. { 14, S, 98.~~_ Bel. g-§_9S- 1. Noting bill of exchange or promissory note 5 00 N.S. X\"II., 98. 2. Protesting bill-of exchange ‘or promissory note including Pg. V., 99. noting, 10 00 GENERAL. 4:3

3. Noting bill of exchange for non-acceptance and subse- S c. quently noting and protesting same for non-payment 15 00 4. Notarial copies of documents, per folio 50 5. Any other notarial act in connection with a bill of ex change or promissory note... . 1 00 N .B.—_1_\ notary public who is an oﬁicer in the service of the State allshall fees pay received into the by him. Treasury for the beneﬁt of the - general revenue w

OPIUM.

License to import opium other than Indian opium $50 Pk. E. 1, 03. per annum or proportionately less for a shorter period. Sel. E. 1, m3. N.S. E. 10, 03. Pg. E. 6, 03. PEDLARS. Passes To PEDLARS AND RIVER HAwxnB.s.

LandRiver hawkerhaw_l§er—— or pedlar _ _ y _ ... _ m _ no no 300 Pk: E. 14, 01. Sel. E. I.. 00. 11.S. E. II., 00. For each boat or raft of not more than 1% koyan carry Pg. E. 10, 99. ing capacity For every additional % koyan of carrying capacity or 2 00 part thereof N .B.—All licenses available for six months from date of issue.

PETROLEUM. w ScALn or Fnns non LICENSES.

For landing dangerous petroleum in any quantity not exceed Pk. E. 1-, 97.] ForFor ing storingevery 4~OO additionalgallons dangerous 400 petroleum gallons orin anypart quantity thereof not exceed Se]. E. \-I., 97. N.S. E. XVII., Q0CO Q09 00 97. Pg. E. XXIV., ing 400 gallons, per annum .. . 97. For every additional 400 gallons or part thereof, per annum For transporting dangerous petroleum in any quantity not exceeding 4.00 gallons . 100 For every additional 400 gallons or part thereof 100

Scam or Fnns ron Tnsrs. For one test if intins or cases $15 For more than one test if in tins or cases... 15 for the ﬁrst test and " 10 for each other test Example: 10 samples— One at 5515 Nine at $10 105 For one test if shipped in bulk (i.e., in tanks) 25 For more than one test if shipped in bulk 15 for the ﬁrst tank and 10 for each other tank Petroleum residue tests The same as petroleum tests 44 Taxns, Dorms, Fnns, ETC.

Pk. E. 1-, 97. Licenses to store greater quantities than that allowed by section Sol. E. VL, 97. 4 (i) of the Enactment— N.S. E. XVIL, 97 Pg. ii. xx1v., For twelve months for any quantity not exceeding 50 $0. 91. cases 600 w,, exceeding 50, but not I! H exceeding 5,000 24 00 w For every additional 5,000 cases or part thereof 24 00

POUND FEES. Pk. E. 11, ea. For each animal impounded of whatever description, on each Sel. E. xvn..9a N.S. E. XVIII. Feeding occasion any sort of animal, per diem 50 98 . Pg. is. x111., 98. 10 Pk. E. 13, m0. POWERS OF ATTORNEY. Se]. E. XVII., 00. N.Si E. XVIIL, CertiﬁcationSearch of register of copy .-.-.- y .-.§ ... 25 Pg‘. mm 1?. II.,0l. 25

PROCESSION LICENSE. PnnAx um SnLanooa. Pk. E. XI., 98. For every religious or other procession consisting of over Se]. E. XVIL, 98. 500 people, for 12 hours or less, with music 25 00 For every religious or other procession consisting of over 500 people, for 12 hours or less, without music 10 00 For every such procession of over 100 persons but less tha 500, with music .. 10 00 For every such procession of over 100 persons. but less than 500, without music . .. 5 00 For every other procession or assembly except funerals, for each 12 hours or-less, with music 2 00 For every other procession or assembly except funerals, for each 12 hours or less, without music 1 00 NEGRI SEMBILAN. 11.S. E. XVIIL, License for music in public thoroughfares. For all kinds of 93. music PerProcessionPer diemmensem (12 license hours or less)

PnB.ax, SnLAneon AND PAHANG. P . Gill. Not, Music license (12 hours or less) _ , 11m. 126, 99. REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS.‘ Pll. E. -. 01. For a certiﬁed extract from register -or post registration book Bel. E. 1, 01,’ of a birth or death 100 NB. E. 1. 01. 2 In Pahang ; Pg. E. 6, 97. For every inspection of General or District Register Books ass ,, certiﬁed extract of an entry in 3) !! ,, entry made after the time allowed GENERAL. 45

For a search in register or post registration book of births 8 c. and deaths For late registration (under section 10) 1 00

REGISTRATION OF COMPANIES. TABLE or Fens TO BE PAID TO THE REGISTRAR or COMPANIES - BY A ComPAnr fiAvmc. A CAPITAL mvrnnn mro SfiAB.ns. For registration of a company whose nominal capital does not rx. { E. 18, 97. E. 4, 03. exceed $10,000. a fee of 20 00 rE.1x.,e1 Sel. 1 E. -. 03. For registration of a company whose nominal capital exceeds E.XI.,97 $10,000, the above fee of $20 with the following additional .\'.s.‘{ E. 8, m8. fees regulated according to the amount of nominal capital; E. XIX" Pg, { 97 that is to say— - E. 3, 08. For every 85,000 of nominal capital or part of $5,000 For after every the 85,000 first $10,000 of nominal up to capital $25,000 or part of $5,000 1000

For after every the $5,000ﬁrst $25,000 of nominal up to $500,000 capital or part of .. $5,000 250

after the first $500,000 .. 50 For registration of any increase of capital ma.de after the first registration of the company, the same fees per $5,000 or part of $5,000 as would have been payable if such increased capital had formed part of the original capital at the time of registration: Provided that no company shall be liable to pay in respect of nominal capital on registration or afterwards any greater amount of fees than $500 taking into account in the case of feesfees payablepaid on onregistration. an increase of w capital w - after registration the For registering any document hereby required or authorised to be registered other than the memorandum of association 250 For making a record of any fact hereby authorised or required to be recorded by the Registrar of Companies, a fee of 250 TABLE or Fnns To an PA1n ‘ro THE R.Eo1srnAB. or COMPANIES BY A Q(_)MPAI_iY_ nor l_IAVIN_G_ A C_APITAL DIVIDED mro Saunas. For regis_t_1jationo_f a company whose number of members as = Pk. { E. 13, 9. E. 4, m3 stated in the articles of association does not exceed 20 20 00 .SeL { E. IX.,9-iI For -stration of a company whose number of members as E. -, 03. .\-.s.{ E.31., 97¢ stated in the articles of association exceeds 20 but does E. 8, m3 not exceed 100... 50 00 E. XIX., Pg. { 97. For registration of a company whose number of members as El 31 “0 stated in the articles of association exceeds 100 but is not stated to be unlimited-, the above fee of $50 with an addi -tional $2.50 for every 50 members or less number than 50 members after the first 100. For registration of a company in which the number of members is stated in the articles of association to be unlimited, a fee of 200 00 For registration of any increase on the number of members made after the registration of the company in respect of every 50 members or less than 50 members of such increase 2 50 46 Taxns, Dorms, FEES, nrc.

Provided that no one company shall be liable to pay on the $ 0. whole a.greater fee than $200 in respect-of its number of members taking into account the fee paid on the ﬁrst regis tration of the company. For registering any document hereby required or authorised to be registered other than the memorandum of association... 2 50 For making a record of any fact hereby authorised or required . to be recorded by the Registrar of Companies, a fee of 2 50 N.B.-—-The Registrar of Companies for the F.M.S. is the Registrar of Courts, Kuala Lumpur.

REGISTRATION OF DOGS. Pk. E. is, 0-1. Each, per annum . * 1 00 Sel. E. 15, 01. Fee for a fresh metal number if original number is lost or _N.s. E. 1, 0-. defaced... w 1'1 00 Pg. E. -, 0-. For packs of hounds, of less than 20 couple . . I 10 00 " -,, w of 20 couple or more I 15 00

REGISTRATION OF CHRISTIAN MARRIAGES. _

Pk. E. 8, 0-. 1. For a certificate of receipt of notice of marriage 1 00 Sel. E. 7, 0-. N.S. E. 4, 02. 2. For a marriage license under section 40 (ii), sixth Pg. E. 7, 0-. schedule, form 4 _ 5 O0 3. For a special license under section 40 (ii), sixth schedule, form 5 25 00 4. For a certificate of marriage by a Marriage Registrar and .= for registering a marriage by the same 2 00 5. For searching the register 1 00 6. For a certified copy of an entry in the register i 1 00

N .B.—Fees received by a Marriage Registrar shall be paid into the Treasury as Government revenue. Fees received by a minister of religion shall be retained by such minister.

REGISTRATION OF MOHAMEDAN MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES.

Pk. E. -, 00. Certiﬁcate of marriage, each ..e no § 50 Sel. E. VIII_., 00. ,, divorce § 50 N.S. E. V-, 00. ;_u -. - ~ 0 1-‘ -n ’ Pg.[E. x1IL, 00. N .B.lHusband and wife have each to take a- separate certiﬁcate.

REST HOUSES, SANATORIA AND HALTING BUNGALOWS. "-ScA1.-r-:- or CliAB.olisl Rnscr Houses Use of room, during day 50 ,, per noctem 1 .50 HALTING BUNGALOWS— ‘ , Use of room, during day _ 50 ,, per noctem 75

i' Pahang, 50 cents; Perak, for bitches, $5. T Pahang and Perak, 50 cents. I Selangor only. § Perak, 26 cents. - * GENERAL. w 47

SANA'.[‘ORIA-—- 55 0. Government Qﬁicers, up to 14 days at a. time free For any further period (if a charge is made), per diem, . 1 00 - Persons not in Government service, per diem 1 O0 SANATORIUM, 2Nn MILE, Pom‘ DICKSON-— One room, per nocteni 1 00 ,, wing "-,, 2 00. ,, ,, 14 days 25 00- ,, ,, per mensenl 50 00 Whole house, per nocteln 3 00 ,, 14 days 40 00 ,, per mensem - 75 00 Government Oiﬁcers of F.M.S., drawing salary of not less than £225 per annum, up to 14 days free For any further period (if a charge is made), per week 5 00 _

APPLICATION FOR PERMITS FOR OCCUPATION SHOULD BE AD- - DRESSED AS UNDER: PERAK4 The Hut ) Maxwell’s .- Secretary to Resident, Taiping The-Tea Gardens i - . Kledang, Kinta District Officer, Kinta, Batu Gajah SELANGOR— Dusun Tua District Ofiicer, Ulu Langat - Bukit Kutu ,, Ulu Selangor Klang Gates State Engineer, Kuala; Lumpur Morib District Ofiicer, Kuala Langat, or State w Engineer __ Pulaii Angsa District Oificer, Kuala Selangor, or State_ , - - EI1g_ineer " NnGR1"SnMBiLAN— Gunong Angsi Secretary to Resident, Serembalr Second Mile, Port Dickson District Ofiicer, Coast Magnolia Bay State Engineer, Seremban _ Bukit Tangga Secretary to Resident, Seremban, or District Ofiicer, J elebu

"‘ REVENUE F‘ARMs3."

SELANGOR, NEGRI Snmnimm AND PAHANG. ‘ Per a.nnum_ License to retail spirituous liquors and toddy—— 35 c. For consumption ,, i on w premises, ,, ﬁrstsecond class, ,, not exceeding ,, 7296 0000 1;‘s-EE-1;8’0g3-Sel. E. 11, M. ,, ,, . third ,, ,, 48 00 " l ’ ' ,, off premises - 48 00 48 Tsxns, Dom-:s, Fnss, ETC.

PnB.Aiz. $ c. Pk. E. s, 03. License to retail spirituous liquors, per mensem 4 00 N,S. E. 18, 03- ” _ " toddy, per mensem .. 2 00 - SECOND-HAND DEALERS. _ Lrcrmsn TO DEAL IN SECOND-HAND Goons. 51%. :1), 19;). 99 ‘Per month or part of aw month (payable in stamps) 1 00 1:_é_],~-_ X11199: All licenses expire on 31st December in each year. Pg E. XV-, 99 - ‘ - w SECRETARY FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS. (Payable in stamps.) Fox TnAnsLarrox. 1. From Chinese into English Pk ;_.;_7,99_ 9’ 01- ForFor everyone page other of page30 lines of 30 lines, or less than 30 lines 1 0050 se1.{:bigI:1" 2. From English into Chinese— _ N‘s_ E_-xI-n_" For ﬁrst 100 Chinese characters 1 50 99. For every succeeding 100 characters or for a lesser number 75 P Eb9XIX., Certiﬁcate of registration as recruiter of Chinese immigrants 25 8- E. 16, 01. Chinese passenger lodging-house license "" 12 00

- STAMPS. Pk.Sel. E.E. x1v.,14, 97. 91- (Se°t1wn . 40-) ~ Ps_E_Xx.,97_N.S.E. x.,91. Collector n s fee for determination - - of amount_of stamp duty 1 00

0_ in C_ WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. _ Pk-{E_1§j§;j 1-Fnns ron VERIFICATION or WEIGHTS‘ AND MnAsnnns. ssh {R1,3§III" Any one weight or measure or instrument for weighing 10 N - S - EE'x§i' 1-.;_ 1, §},_ 9;; ' Certiﬁcate additional of correctness of 1; each weight, n measure, . ‘ l !; etc. 10

P5‘ E',,%xv" License to sell weights and measures (section 10), per annum I 12 00

THE ANIMALS AND BIRDS PROTECTION ENACTM-ENT. (Not in Pahang.) pk_1.;_15,04_ B10. GAME LICENSE- iflélglféosi If issued to a person not resident within‘ ' $100 per head of big - - - ’ ' the Federated Malay States or Straitsi game specified Settlements ... _ in the license. 50 per five head If issued to a person resident within the g of big game Federated Malay States or Straits Set tlements - specified in the .“ nu ( license. -

_ *dPa-hang: Stamp fee $12 for one year, but proportionately less for any less perm . - 1- Fees in Pahang to be ﬁxed by the Resident. 1 None in Selangor. ~ MUNICIPAL. 49

WILD Bmns LICENSE— For every period of three months or part $50 thereof .. Gama LICENSE-— For any period not exceeding one year 5

MUNICIPAL. (Fees collected by the Sanitary Boards.) Assr:ssM1im*— w

General purposes, including ﬁre protection 12:11 Julv, m7 ;- and water supply, Kuala. Lumpur 9 % of annual value Pg. 1st Nov., 07. ,, Ampang and Sungei Besi 5 ,, ,, ,, w ‘ elsewhere 8 to 12 ,, ,, Education, _Kuala. Lumpur... 2 ,, ,, R.XVIIl-. Se-1 . { 93. ,, Sungei Besi and Ampang 1 ,, ,, E. -1, m4.

SIGN-BOARDS, each $1 00 BATH-HOUSES—The right to collect 1 cent on all bathers in Govern ment bath-houses is farmed.

BUILDING F1=:Es""— 3 c. For every brick building not exceeding 1,000 square feet in area and consisting of a ground storey only 7 50 For .every brick building not exceeding 1,000 square feet in_ area and twostoreys in height 15 00 For every additional storey 3 00 For every additional 100 square feet or fraction of 100 square feet of area . 7-5 For every pillar and plank building-—a fee at one-half of the above rates. For every open atap shed not intended for hurnanihabib ation—a fee at one quarter of the rates for brick buildings. For a series or row of buildings of the same plan and material when passed and built at the same time—a deduction on every building after the ﬁrst of 10 per cent. where the buildings do not exceed 5 in number and a further deduction of 5 per cent. on the 6th and every additional building. - For alterations to existing buildings—fees at one-half of the rates for new buildings. - For alterations on passed plans .. 200 w For every bridge, wharf, -wall or other special building: for every 100 square feet . 1 00

* Plans for churches and schools are charged half rates. 50 TAXES, Dorms, FEEs, me.

For permission to deposit building materials on any public roadway-— $ 0. For every 16 feet of frontage by 1 foot in width of roadway, per month or ~opart of a month w 50 For every additional foot in width of roadway 50 ?’6k-0-in0-I-. CEMETERY FEEs, KUALA LUMPUR, Iron AND BATU GA-IA]-I— f£ifil<(s)sétGg7z., For each interment (to include the cost of opening and SBLR hi., %_ filling up the grave) ,.. 3 00 Rslesfiw-.-nd For the use of hearse or bier 2 00 16th July, Mar.. 97, and 06. For permission _ , to erect a cross, or other simple _ memorial, _ _ _ of wood or other perishable material 1 00 ‘ For permission to erect a cross, headstone, railing, slab, or other memorial of a permanent nature 5 00 For setting apartone or more contiguous plots (no exceeding six) for the burial of any person or of any member of his family, for each plot 25 00 w For permission to erect an arch or family vault extending over one or more plots, for each plot ... 25 00 g.,1_ E, X11" ()9, _]-INRIKIsHAs_ Perak. Selangor. Se1;f§iIl';n_ Pahang. ]?.yd(‘):~:”5d.Gaz“ Jinrikisha ~-license for‘ -four $ c." 35 0. $ 0. $ 0.

monthsthereof) (or portion w 4 00 3 00 2-00 1 00w

,, puller’s license, per annum * 1 00 1- 00 - 25

MARKETS, w The following KUALA rates LUMPUR— are levied: w

Fruit stalls, per diem for each stall 05 w Vegetable stalls ,, . ,, ,, .- 10 Fish stalls, per diem for each stall 10 Poultry ,, ,, pair of baskets 10 Beef and buﬁalo stalls, per diem for each stall 20 Mutton stalls , ,, ,, ,, ‘ 20 Pork stalls ,, ,, -,, ... 20 NIGHT-SOIL REMOVAL— Per bucket per mensem, not exceeding 2 00 (The Board may also recover the cost of buckets from owners or occupiers.) NoT1cE or DEMAND 50 SLAUGHTER HoUsEs— License, per annum 1'10 00 In Government slaughter houses the right to collect 50 cents on each pig killed, 20 cents on each bullock or buﬁalo, 10 cents on sheep or goat is farmed. STwEET PEwEoRiaANoEs, per diem | 1 00 STREET S'1‘ALLS,"pel‘ me'nsem- 3 00 to 10 00

* Kinta South only. 1- Raub and Bentong, $2. MUNICIPAL. 51

SPECIAL Tamns Licenses for carrying on certain dangerous and ofiensive trades as follows : Per annum. r--——’\fi——'_“fi Kuala. Kinta Kinta Lumpur. North. South. - - 3 c. - S c. #5 c. Tallow melting orsoap making 7 00 10 00 10 00 Brick making 10 00 . -10 00 10 00 Lime binning 10 00 nil. nil. Storing matches in quantities of one case or upwards... 1 50 1 50 1 50 Depositing or storing coal, wood, ataps, hay, straw or other dangerously inflammable materials 5 00 5 00 5 00 DANGEROUS AND OFFENSIVE TR.ADES— - Kerosene oil, not exceeding 50 cases, for a license for 12 months ...... 6 00 Kerosene oil, exceeding 50 cases but not exceeding 5,000 cases 24 00 For every additional 5,000 cases or part thereof 24 00 Provided that licenses may be granted for a period not exceeding six months at half the above fees. THEATRE license, per half year 5 00 Town HAhL, KenLa ill-4jIIMPU:12.:: Scale of Chargesf-_-j For expenses use of Hall forw each occasion exclusive of actual 5 00

For public meetings, religious mee-tings,> charitable entertainments, bazaars, wAcma,l expenses Only’ and other like purposes approved bys iiltfﬁgglng cost of the Sanitary Board " 9;

Lighting— $ c. For ordinary entertainments, per night 20 00 For dances, per night 30 00 VEHICLES— Hackney carriages— Per annum. _ {B c.

YVith two wheels * 6 00 Sal. ll. XXI., ,, four ,, "‘ 10 00 Private c.arriages— _ With two wheels . . 1' 6 00 ,, four ,, I 10 00

"' Negri Sembilan, $12. 1’ Kinta North, $18. I Kinta North, $20. 52 TAXES, DUTIES, F1-ms, mo.

Per annum, Omnibuses-— 5 0. With two wheels 18 O0 ,, four ,, 30 00 Carts drawn by any animal and not included in the above- On springs "" 6 00 Without springs . . 1' 11 O0 Hand-carts x 6 00 Bicycles and tricycles propelled by their riders 2 00 Registration For vehicles which are not required to be licensed 25 ,, ,, required to be licensed 1 00 License and number plates— For drivers’ licenses, including registration and badge... 1 50

Sel. R. VI., 96. WATER SUPPLY, KUALA LUMPUR— Rules Gaz., 2 % per annum on the 19th fune 96, géld -5th Feb., Private use, not supplied by meter annual house valua tion ,, supplied by meter || $ .20 per 1,000 gal. Trade purposes ,, ,, .50 ,, ,, Supply for building operations % of estimated value of building Meter rents— Per annum. $ 0. ginch 3 00 % ,, 16 00 1 ,, 20 O0 1% » 30 00 2 ,. 40 00 3 ,, 50 O0 EmccrRIc LIGHT, KUALA LumPtm— TABLE A. PRIVATE HOUSES, sﬁors AND orrrcns. Sel. E. 1-, 06. Rules, 6112., Rate per month. 31st A113,, 06. /—/k-‘K_ Private houses Omces and shops. - 15 c. S 0. Maintenance of each installation 35 50 Glow Lamps— . 30 watt giving about 8 candle-power 30 20 60 ,, ,, ,, 16 ,, ,, 60 30 120 ,, ,, ,, 32 ,, ,, 1 20 60

*_" Negri Sembilan, $9. 1‘ Negri Sembilan and Pal-1.'i.ng‘,—$l-). I Negri Sembilnn, -$9; Pabang, 51- H Larut, 10 cents; Kinta South and Lower Perak, 25 cents. MUNICIPAL. 53

Rate per month.

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Nernest Lamps—— $ 0. 55 c. } ampere giving about 36-candle-power 60 30 % ,, ,, ,, 77 ,, ,, 1 20 ... 60

1 n n 11 n )1 -n 2 40 -H 1 00 Fans— For each } ampere nominally required for afan 1 20 - 60 1} ampere fans 6 00 Motors— If used during day-time only per brake horse-power . . 6 00 For motor installations over 20 brake horse-power ... 5 00 Motor Cars— Charging accumulators for motor cars 1 00 each

TABLE B. GOVERNMENT QUARTERS. ‘Rate per month, including Fans and Upkeep of Installations: $ Up to the equivalent of 20 8-candle-power lamps 4 ,, 25 ,, 5 ,, 30 ,, 6 ,, 40 ,, 7 ,, 45 ,, 8 ,, 50 ,, 9 ,, 60 ,, 10 Resident-Genera.l‘s house 25 Residency 20 Mess House, charge to occupiers w 2 per head

Central Workshops: GOVERNMENT At the rate RAI ofLWAY. £6 per horse-power per annum on a minimum of 300 horse-power, and at the same rate for any additional current. Kuala Lumpur Passenger Station, Goods Yard and Locomotive Running Shed: At the rate of $62 per annum per horse-power on a minimum of 15 horse-power, and at the same rate for any additional current. 54 TAXES, DUTIES, FEES, ETC.

RAILWAYS.

(1) PASSENGER RATES. 1. Ihxssnnonns’ TloKErs— First class 6 cents per mile Second ,, 4 ,, ,, Third ,, .. 2 ,, ,, 2. Bond fide employers of labour, upon filling up a form, and upon giving notice to the Trafiic Manager, and upon his being satisfied as to their band, fides, will be allowed to send gangs of not less than 20 labourers or immigrants at 1% cents a mile each. 3. -British or Federated Malay States troops or police will be transported on the same terms. (a) SEASON TIcKnrs.—First and second class only will be granted between stations on the basis of 20 tickets a month. These tickets will be issued only as from the 1st of a _ month and for no shorter period than three months. A deposit of $2 must be made on issuing the ticket, which will be returned when the ticket is handed over to the "Railway authorities. ‘ No third class season tickets will be issued. (b) PAssnnonns’ LUGGAGE——— First class, free up to... 100 katis Second ,, ,, 60 ,, Third ,, ,, .. . 40 ,, Commercial travellers, first class, 300 katis. (0) Excess LUGGAGE— For distances up to 50 miles 1 cent per kati ,, ,, above 50 miles and not exceeding 100 miles 2 ,, ,, ,, ,, above 100 miles and not exceeding 200 miles 3 ,, ,, ,, -,,- above 200 miles 4 ,, ,, Commercial travellers, first class only, half these rates. Nm-.l‘r..-—The Railway Administration do not guarantee immediately trans porting excess luggage by passenger or mail trains. Luggage in large quan tities may be sent by passenger train upon sufiicient notice being given to the Station Master, but the above rates will be charged. (cl) PAssnnerms’ BICYCLE, Tmcrcnns, PERAMBULATOR AND JINRIKISHA CHARGES.-—The following rates Wlll be charged: - Twenty-five cents for every 25 miles or fraction of 25 miles up to the200 first miles 200 and miles. for every 50 miles w or fraction of 50 miles in excess of

(e) GLOAK Room CHARGES— For every parcel or package, 10 cents for every 24 hours or part thereof. For each bicycle, 20 cents for every 24 hours or part thereof. Commercial travellers, ﬁrst class only, half the ordinary cloak room fee for personal luggage. RAILWAYS. 55

(f) PancnLs Runs

Upto UptolUpto Upto Upto —- 1O 20 30 40 50 lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs.

0. 3 $ 35 55 Up to 25 miles 10 -15 -20 -25 -30 Over 25 miles and up to 50 miles 15 -2-5 -35 -45 -55 ,, 50 ,, ,, 75 ,, 20 I .35 5 .50 .65 .80 ,, 75 ,, ,, 100 ,, 30 .50 .70 .90 1.10 ,, 100 ,, ,, 150 ,, 40 .65 .90 1.15 1.40 ,, 150 ,, ,, 200 ,, 45 .751 1.05 1.35 1.65 ,, 200 ,, ,, 250 ,, 50 .85 1 1.20 1 1.55 1.90 ,, 250 ,, ,, 300 ,, 55 .95 1.35 1.75 2.15 ,, 300 ,, ,, 350 ,, 60 , 1.05 1.50 1 1.95 2.40 ,, 350 ,, ,, 400 H 65 I 1.15 1.65 2.15 2.65 ,, 4,00 ,, ,, 500 ,, _ 70 1.25 1 1.80 2.35 2.90

Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to —- 60 70 B0 90 100 lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. w $ $ 15 $ $

Up to 25 miles... .35 .40 .45 .50 .55 Over 25 miles and up to 50 miles .65 .75 .85 .95 1.05 ,, 50 ,, ,, 75 ,, .95 1.10 1.25 1.40 1.55 ,, 75 ,, ,, 100 ,, 1.30 1.50 1.70 1.90, 2.10 ,, 100 ,, ,, 150 ,, 1.65 1.90 2.15 2.40 ‘ 2.65 ,, 150 ,, ,, 200 ,, 1.95 2.25 2.55 2.85 3.15 ,, 200 ,, ,, 250 ,, 2.25 2.60 2.95 3.30 3.65 ,, 250 ,, ,, 300 ,, 2.55 2.95 3.35 3.75 4.15 ,, 300 ,, ,, 350 ,, 2.85 3.30 3.75 4.20 4.65 ,, 350 ,, ,, 400 ,, 3.15 3.65 4.15 4.65 5.15 ,, 400 ,, ,, 500 ,, 3.45 4.00 4.55 5.10 5.65

N.B.-No single package exceeding 100 lbs. in weight will be accepted as a parcel. (g) MA1Ls— The rate will be $2 per mile per mouth open, whether the line is used or not. (h) SPEcIE— All specie carried in brake van in charge of guard Silver, per pikul 4 cents per mile

Copper )1 2 !! !! Bank notes, double pa rcels rates Specie carried in a passenger carriage and in the personal charge of a passenger will be charged as ordinary luggage under Rule 22 Specie carried in brake van or covered goods 2 cts. per pikul wagon at owner’s risk and under owner’s silver escort. 1 ct. ,, copper 56 TAXES, Durncs, Fsss, mo.

(1-) SPECIAL TRAIN CHARGES— $3 per mile for a single journey. $5 ,, the double ,, In both cases plus the ordinary fares and luggage and other rates and charges. For detention a further charge will be made of $5 per hour. Minimum charge for a special train is $40. (j) AurnoRIsnn Runs AND Flume ron Moron SERVICES Passenger Fares— Per mile.

Service. First Class. Third Class.‘ Kuala Lumpur ,, to AinpangSalak South 7% cts. 2% cts.

PahangKlang to Kuala Selangor 20 ,, . 6 ,,

Seremban to Kuala Pilah 10 ,, 5 ,, Temoh to Chanderiang 15 ,. 1- Tapah Road to Tapah 15 ,, 5 ,, Every passenger other than infants in arms must pay full fare. Infants in arms free. Luggage Rates and Regulations-» Maximum Free Rate per kati for allowed. allowance. excess luggage. First class 60 katis 4-Okatis 1 cent. Third ,, 25 ,,w w 15 ,, 1 ,,

Passengers entering the motor cars at other than the regular stopping places will be required to pay the fare as from the next regular stopping place in rear of the point at which they enter. Passengers alighting from the motor cars at other than the regular stopping places will be required to pay the fare to the next regular stopping place ahead of the point at which they leave the motor car. Tickets are issued subject to the F.M.S. Railway Rules, Regula tions and By-Laws, and must be given up on demand at the end of the journey. The Railway Administration does not guarantee the arrival and departure of the motor cars at the times speciﬁed in the time tables, nor will it be responsible for any loss, inconvenience or injury which may arise from delay or detention; but it will endeavour, as far as possible, to ensure punctuality.

‘* Minimum fare 10 cents. 1" Three miles, 12 cents; 41 miles, 16 cents; 6 miles, 18 cents; 7 miles, 20 cents.

AMENDMENT.

FARES FOR Moron SnB.vrcns.

KUALA LUMPUR TO SALAK SOUTH. From the 15th September, 1908, the third class fares will be:

cents. Kuala Lumpur to Pudu KualaPudu to Lumpur Salak -South to Salak South 10 15

KLANG TO KUALA SELANGOR. From the 1st October, 1908, the fares will be:

First Class 10 cents a mile. Third ,, 3%

RAILWAYS. 57

(2) CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS. First class 2 cents per pikul per mile Second ,,__ _ 1% ,, ,, ,, Third ,-,,_ 1 ,, ,, ,, Fourth ,,- . .. 2 ,, ,, ,,

n , -% !! n 1! !! . 11‘ !! 1! !’ Seventh ,, % ,, ,, ,, Rates marked m. R. are Owner’s Risk Rates. (See Rule 16).

(‘AH ((B1) “C!! (‘DU “E!! H F" (‘GU ‘K )! II J" “K3! (4 L1!__ See remarks under “Special Class Rates” at the end of this Classiﬁcation.

Lone _DISTANCE TRAFFIC.—GOmdS and live stock traffic carried for distances exceeding 50 miles will be charged at the following reduced scale: For the first 50 miles full rates will be charged ,, next 150 ,, or under one half of the full rates will be charged For every subsequent mile one quarter of the full rates will be charged Full terminal and wharfage charges will be maintained. THROUGH TnArmc TO AND rnom PEN.‘mo.—For purpose of cal culation through rates for goods, live stock, parcels, luggage, bicycles, dogs and other mileage trafiic between Penang and stations on the mainland, the distance Penang to Prai is taken as five miles, plus wharfage charges at Prai when due.

Articles. Class. Articles. Class. A Acids 101. Amps 61 Aerated waters 4mB Axes 4 Agricultural implements 4 Axles 4 Alcohol . 1 on Ale .. 3 B ,, in cask . 30R Bacon 3 Almonds .. 4 Baggage 3.1 Aloes .. 4 Bags, not returned empties 4 Alum .. 3 Bales, boxes, cases, packs Ammonia .. 1 0 B and trusses of manufac Ammunition . . 2 0 R tured cotton, linen . 3 Anchors .‘.. .. 4 Ballast _, 6 Animals, stuﬂed . . 3 0 R Bamboos . 6 Aniseed . 3 Bamboo ware .. 5 ‘ Anvils . 4 Bananas . 5 Apparel . 3 Bark 5 Arecanuts . -5J Baskets, not returned Arrack . 2 empties . 3 ,, in cask . 2 0 8 Bath bricks 5 Arrowroot . 5 Beadings and nouldings 3 Asbestos . . . 5 Beads, glass . . 3 Ashes . 6 Beams, wooden or iron 5 K Asphalte . 5.1’ Beans _, 5 Assafoetida . 3 Bean cake, salted 3 58 TAXES, Downs, FEss, F/re.

Articles. Class. Articles. Class. Bean stick rP|-Pm3|i>lPO3¢m¢OUI¢mU1 C Bedsteads Cakes Cm3O:QmIl>O5¢.wl\'.><;\1>_><:nl\'>|l>v§OZ>l-I¢:.i>~l\'.‘u§mmO><:.{C,m.;><'»D¢al\'>l\DwI.\'>wwwpwyﬂpmpmwwmwwm Beef and pork in cask CamphorCalicoes ,, wood Beer ,, in cask O ‘ Bees’ wax... CandleCandles wicks BellsBellows, of all smiths’ kinds... Canes, sugar Belting .. CannonsCanoes Benches . . H 0 Benjamine Canvas Benzine .ﬁ ‘ O Pd CarbideCaps, percussion of calcium ms: mm Benzol ... .lHOR W?! Betel leaves ‘ m ‘ Carbolised powder Bicycles or tricycles.,pa.cke.

Boards, drawing -... CatsCattle food m Boats . . . Boiler-plates Cement Boilers Cementite Bolts Chains, iron Bones Chandeliers 0 Fl Bonnets Changkols Books Charcoal Boots Chatties and earthenware Borax . Chemicals:-.explosliyes pots not 0 B7 Boring tools CDlﬁ O Bottles, not returne d emp otherwise classiﬁed m‘ W ties P5‘ Cheese Boxes _303|Pmm$0303lPO2CJ"<03OKl\D Chicks Bran Chillies Brass and brassware Chinaware 0 B! Bread Chunam in bags boxes Bricks Cider Brimstone Cigars and cigarettes Brooms Cigarette papers Brushes Cinchona bark Buckets Cinders Buckles or: all sorts Cinnamon Bullets , . _ .Cisterns . .. l" w 0 w Butter . . . Clay Buttons Clocks .5 BAILWAYS.

Articles. Class. Articles.‘ Cloth .. 3 Drums, native Coal .. 7 Ducks, dried Cochineal...CocoaCoconut ﬁbre and husk .. 23 J Duriansgye ,, woods salted, in jars

Coconuts J ynamite Cofiee .. 5 _ ,, chaff . 5 J E Cofiins, empty . 3 ‘ CoirCoke yarn and mats __ . 54 J EleCtll0fl.lEggs _. appaiatus and

ColoursColoured ﬁres .... 31 H m R Fzmbroldery ﬁttmgs

CombustiblesCombs not other- 3 EmPt1eS‘retumEmery wise classiﬁed . 1 n m R ". caseis nlmretuline ConfectioneryCopper,Compost manufactured .. 63 EngineElngmes.hngmvmgs packmg

CorksCopra in bags __ . 43 EssenciaExpllpsive chizmicglsi not

Corpses in coﬁins .. G Otl eliwlsep 3331 e Corrugated iron .. 4w Exp Oslvef p°w .erS’ not Cotton, manufactured . 3 Otherwlse classiﬁed ,, raw .. 5 ,, waste . 4 F _ Cowries .. 3 Fans _, mwuwwmueemwmwwmmwwwwwmpwwmmw CI‘&Cl{8l‘S . 1 Farina, _,, Creosote, medicinal . 2 Feathers ,_ -r‘ 0 P5 Cl‘m(:l{8l‘y . . 2 m B Felloes __ Crowbars . 4 Felt Crucibles . 2 0 R Fencing, iron __,

Crushed food . 5 Fibre _ _,_ L: CurryCumblies stones and rollers... 35 FigsFigures and ornaments __, H 6 W ,, stuffs - . 5 Files 1 .. Cutlery .. 3 Filters . O ‘ Cyanide w D _ w w .. 2 FirewoodFireclayFirearms

Dachings and dachin Fireworks 0:m" :1 weights... 3 Fish, salt or fresh m0 Damar , 4 ,, maw Dates .. 5 Flannel DetonatorsDhallDisinfecting . ﬂuid or . 15 H o w .Flooring FloorFlax cloth boards

powder... 3 ,, tiles _ .. Dogs . - ... D Flour DonkeysDripstoneDoorDrain-pipes sashes ﬁlters 233 JoA&B oR R FlowersFogForges,Food, signals crushed portable

Drugs - 2 Fruits, dried 60 TAXES, DUTIES, FEss, mo.

Articles. Class. Articles. Class. Fruits, ,, freshpreserved in jars 5 o R Handles, wooden .. 3 Hardware .. 3 and bottles . 3 Harness .. 2 FungusFrying pans (dried vegetable 3 Hats and caps .. 2 o B ii Hay, pressed .. 5 Furniture, packed .4m1: Hemp .. 5 Furs ,, unpacked w i. . 2LoR3.1012 Hides .. 3 Hinges, iron .. 3 Fuze .1 Hominy .. 5 Honey . .. 3 G Hoofs and horns... . 3 Galvanised iron-ware r§l—'|.\9l\'JC»D.§03U Hoops, wood or iron . 4 Gambier Horses .. a&1: Game Horse food . 5 Garlic Horse-shoes .. 3 GasolineGelatine . . ‘ O ‘ Hosiery, cotton .. 3 ,, silk .. 2 L Gharu wood Hurdles, iron or wood 4 Ginger, except preserved. . . l . ,, preerved Ice 5.1m1: Girders Hor.- Ntwo Implements, agricultural 4 Glass, broken Indian corn 5 Glassware rd Indiarubber or Para rubber 4 Glass, window ,, goods 3 GlueGlycerine, nitro HOR Indigo 3 Ink 2 GoldGoats paper O Instruments, musical, sci entiﬁc and surgical 2 L m B Gourds Iron, manufactured, not ,, empty otherwise provided for 4 Grain Ironmongery . . . . 3 Gram Iron, pig or ore 5 J Grass H 0 Pd ,, railway rails, spikes Gravel orchairs... . 5.1 &K Gravestones m W ,, scrap . 5.1 Grease ,, sheet or bar 4K Grindstones Isinglass 2 Groceries, not otherwise_ Ivory 2 provided for Ground nuts J Guano Jaggery .. 5 Gum Japanware .. 4on Gun-carriages {dd Jelly .. 3 Gun-cotton . 0 59 Jinrikishas, packed .. 2 Gunny bags, new Joss papers . . 3 Gunpowder m 0 '31 ,, sticks 3 Guns ,, ﬂower . . 4 GuttaGypsum . . Jungle posts . 6 K Jute ... 4 H K Hair ...... m3m3mm Kajangs . . 6.1 ,, wash, Chinese Kerosene oil 5 o 12. Hams . . . Ketchup ,., ,,, 3 RAILWAYS. 61

Articles. Class. Articles. Class. L Molasses . 5 Lac dye and shellac Moss . 4 ©mCm3ODC)QCO¢\3@1n¥~|¥U¥03CmCJ30§PP¢"¢7‘l\'>@3PPl\9¢°w° ggggggq;-(Q-q<;p|pm,§_¢,g|_\gQ3gQ Motor car spirit _ 1 H m B. ,, stick ... ,, cars on wheels . . 1-‘ Lace I" ,, ,, in cases . 2 Ladders, iron or wood Mules .. A&B Lamp cotton Mushrooms (dried vegeta Lamps O N bles) . 3 LathwoodLardLead, ,, pigpipes or or ore sheet Mustard . 3 H N Nails of all kinds . 4 ,, white or red Naphtha . 1 H m B. Leather ,, belting Nets, ﬁshing, in bales . 4 Nibongs . 6.1 Lemons and limes O W Nitro-glycerine . 1 H m 12. Lily ﬂower Nutmegs 4 ,, roots... Nuts, not otherwise provi Lime, slaked or unslaked H ded for... . 4 Linen Linseed O Liquorice . . . Oakum .. 4 Locks . . . Oats . 5 Logwood ... Ochre . 3 Luggage Oil cake 5 ,, coconut 5 0 B M ,, mineral, except kerosene 4 o B. Macaroni ... ,, other . 5012 Mace . . . Oilman’s stores . 3 Machinery Onions . 4 Manures ... Opium . 11.01: Marble, ,, tilesrough, and uiisawn slabs, po Ores, not otherwise pro vided for except gold 5 lished or unpo Ornaments 2 L 0 R lished . . . Oysters . 5 m R ,, wrought and lished P ,, wrought and un Padi or rice in husk . 5 polished ‘I Pails and buckets . 4 MatsMastsMatches and matting I Paint . 3 1 Paintings or drawings . . 2 L o R ‘ Paper, waste 5 Mattresses ,, in bales or bundles, Meats,Meal fresh ‘ for printing, pack O ‘ \ ing or wrappering ,, preserved ,, ware I|i ,,,, lanternswriting or station MedicinalMedicines. roots. . 0wC Metal, not otherwise ‘1 - ‘ ery l 4 in general w vided for 1 gwwT‘.i Milk in tins MillineryMillstones O '8! i‘ PatchouliPencils leaves

Mineral waters l\ Perambulators,Pepper, native packed Mirrors, glass ‘35‘ 62 Txxss, Dorms, Fuss, ETC.

_ Articles. Class. Articles. Class. PerfumeryPercussion caps - .. 21 Ho 3o B. RokohRoots (not cigarettes) .. OIUKIIKCmQOYm1

Petrol - 1 HOw Ropes PianosPhotographic apparatus... 22 oL 12.o n RosinRubber, Para

Pickles in jars 2 ,, seeds 5151 Pictures ,, tubs . 23 L o 1;, Rugs ,, (not stumps fur or eider O0

Pigs c down) Pillows 3 Pipeclay 5 S Pipes, earthernware . 3 .1 o R Saddlery ... l\'JlPO>Q'JrJ>l\'>Hmmmm!-PIPUQQTUIODOD

PlatedPlate ,, glass inware pots and boxes . 422 LLo mmR. RR SaltSaltpetre ,, rock provisions, wet, in

Playing cards 2 tubs Plumbago 5 Sand PoniesPoonae _castor cake 5 A & B SandalsSandle-wood

,, coconut for cattle 5 Sashes, door QHHL; ,, gingelly ... 5 Sawdust . -JmKUY Porter ,, in_ 0a»$l<_ 33 m R ScantlingsScenery (theatrical) =m m E PotashPostsPotatoesPoultryPowder, and carbolised rails _ for fencing 424330R SeedsScythesScytheSeawater...Seaweed of stones all kinds _

,, explosives not Sewing machines otherwise classi- Shawls Of‘ ﬁed IHOB Sheep Provisions, salt, wet, intubs 3 Shellac ., not Otherwise Shells _

Pumpkins _provided for-... 63 ShinglesShoddy H

_ _ Shoes . . Q Shovels . .. Qulcksllver 2 Shrubs and trees . O 5 Rags R 3 SignboardsSieves

Rails,Rattan iron and or canes steel .. 65 .1J KK Signal,Silk, manufactured fog .. or un Id 0 :1

Rattans ,, ware (round, fresh) 46 Size manufactured b‘ Reeds and rushes 5 Skins RoadRiceRibbonsRetorts, rollers _ 4252 Lon Sleepers,Slates,Slag ., writing.rooﬁng sawn or hewn RAILWAYS. 63

Articles. Class Articles. Class Snuﬁ 3 T dd 3 -Soap. imported 3 Tgmtiims... . 2 Soda (not aerated water) 3 Tongues, dried __ 3 2p§1ter - 3 Tools .. 4 pices T __ 4 Spirits, in bottles or jars 2 T3; __ 3 ,, in-cask . 3012 Trays __ 4 n methylated 1 Treacle .. 4 ,, Of t1"-pe11tine, in Trees and shrubs 4.1 0 R bmtt1e8 - 1 Trolleys and Tip wagons 4.1 Sponges - 3 Turf 6 Spouting, iron or wood 3.1 Turmeric i __ 5 Starch ...... 3 Turpentine _ 3 Stationery of all kinds . . 2 Tm-ﬂe 5 O R Statuary ..- 2 I» m R Types and printing presses 2 Stefaielg1 not otherwise spec1- 3 Tyres, wood or iron . 4 e K §';'wk“‘ . wallfng . - 3 Ubi (tapioca U roots) . 5 J Onesioi engraved for Umbrellas - - 2

iiionumental or other _ V purposes _ 2m1; Varnish . 3 Stones, roug}, _ Vegetable ﬁbre 5 J ” wrought __ 5 J Vegetables ... 6 o R. Straw, pressed .. 5 Veneers -- 2 ” goods __ 5 Vermicelli .. 5 Sugar .. 5 Vinegar -- 3 ” cane __ 6 Vitriol, oil of . 1 o It Sulphate of copper . 2 W gullzlhln .. .. ? Walking sticks . 2 un mes .. Waste, cotton .. 4 Syrup - 4 Wax, bees’ .. 3 _ T Wearing apparel... . 3 Tallow -. 5 Wheelbarrows, iron 2 o 12. '%“amarinds .. 2 ,, wooden 30 R. apiece -. J Whalebone .. 3 ,, refuse . 5J Wheels .. 3 -gar 1 .. 2 Wine _ .. 2 arpau ins . ,, in cask . 4 0 R Tartaric acid . 2 Wire .. 4 Tea . 4 Wolfram .. 5 Telegraph apparatus 2 L 0 B. Woods, ornamental _ 3 ,, Pm81151, irm11 4 -I R Wooden ware . 4 Tents and tent equipage... 3 J K Woollen goods . 3 Terra Japonica 3 Works of art . 2 L m R Thread or twist, cotton 3 TilTiii.il>er, unwrought .. 5610 R ‘ Yams and _Yother roots, not Tin slabs 5 otherwise classiﬁed . 5 ” Org -__ _ 5 IY63.St .. 3 w ,, slag or refuse ... 6 Yam - -- 4 ,, ware 3 2 Tobacco, manufactured 3 ‘ Zinc . 4 ,, unmanufactured 4 ,, ore .. 5 64 Taxes, Dorms, FaES, ETC.

SPECIAL CLASS RATES. (a) Horses, ponies, mules or donkeys, in horse boxes, 15 cents each per mile ; minimum charge, including syce, $3.

(b) Horses, ponies, mules, donkeys or cattle, in cattle trucks, at owner’s risk only, 8 cents each per mile; calves 4 cents each per mile; minimum charge per animal, including syce or attendant travelling in the truck, $1.‘ It will be neces sary for the syce or attendant to obtain a proper pass before entering the truck. Exception: (i) The rate for cattle in cattle trucks, at owner’s risk, from stations in Province Wellesley and Krian District is 5 cents per head per mile ; minimum charge per animal, including attendant travelling in the truck, $1. (ii) Horses, ponies, mules or donkeys will only be carried at owner’s risk by Railway launches between Penang and Prai. The charge for conveyance between Penang and Prai is $2 each, including syce.

(d) Dogs on chains, cats, and other small domestic animals, in crates, cages or baskets, % cent each per mile, with a mini mum charge of 20 cents. (e) Elephants, 20 cents per mile, each ; ‘minimum charge 33 each. Elephants’ calves, 10 cents per mile, each; minimum charge 352 each. Alligators, bears, hyenas, panthers, tigers, or other similar animals, 10 cents per mile, each ; minimum charge $2 each. Monkeys, 5 cent per mile, each; minimum charge 20 cents each. Birds and small animals in cages not otherwise provided for, parcels rate. 1 Snakes in baskets or cages, parcels rate. All other animals will only be accepted by special arrange ment -with the Traﬁic Manager orwDistrict Traﬁic Superin tendent, and the Railway Administration reserves the right ofanimal requiring for transport. 24 hours’ notice before w receiving - any such

(f) Motor cars, carriages and carts on wheels, 10 cents each per mile ; minimum charge 32. NorE.—(i) Motor cars exceeding 7 feet 4 inches in height cannot be dealt with at Railway Pier in Penang. Any motor carnexcceding this height must have the canopy removed-by owner before being accepted for transport to or from Penang. (ii) The charge for carriage of a motor car does not include freight on drums of petrol, etc., or. on spare tyres. RAILWAYS. 65

- (iii) No petrol, benzine or gasoline, cxcept that which is contained in the re servoir of the car, and no spare tyres, may be carried in the truck on which the car is loaded. All such petrol, benzine or gasoline must be handed in separately to the Station Master, properly secured in a screw-stoppered drum or can. (iv) The Station Master will arrange to forward such petrol, benzine or gaso line, and also spare tyre, in personal charge of Guard by the same train as the motor car travels by. A separate charge at the authorised rates will be made for conveyance of this petrol, benzine or gasoline, and also for the spare tyre. (v) The valve on pipe from petrol tank to engine of car must be closed before a motor car is loaded on truck. (g) Corpses in coﬁins, 50 cents each per mile ; minimum charge $5.

(h) Twenty-four hours’ notice in writing must be given to the Traific Manager or District Trafiic Superintendent before dynamite, gun-cotton, gunpowder and other explosives, and consignments of gasoline, petrol, benzine, motor spirit or other highly inflammable spirits in quantities exceeding 300 gallons, will be accepted for transport by the Rail way. (1-) A rebate of 25 per cent. on the haulage charge subject to a minimum haulage charge of $2 per truck load, will be given on all single consignments of 6th class goods if carried in quantities of 24.0 pikuls or over, or on monthly totals exceeding 480 pikuls, provided that these quantities are forwarded between any two given stations.

(j) These articles may, at the option of the Railway Adminis tration, be charged at the truck rate of 4 cents per ton per mile, based on the carrying capacity of the truck ; minimum charge 332 per truck, exclusive of terminal and wharfage charges.

(is) When two or more four-wheeled trucks are required for the conveyance of bulky articles, which cannot be carried in one truck, the charge will be 4 cents per ton per mile, based on the carrying capacity of the truck for each four wheeled truck used, with a minimum charge of $2 per truck ; exclusive of terminal and wharfage charges. One bogie truck is to be calculated as two four-wheeled trucks. (1) Attention is directed to section 4.3 of “The Railways Enact ment, 1903,” (Federated Malay States), and section 43 of Straits Settlements Ordinance No. IV. of 1905.

(m) The Railway Department will not undertake the transport of engines, machinery, ironwork, carriages, timber or other packages which exceed the maximum dimensions of 9 feet in width, 7 feet 6 inches in height or a maximum weight of 20 tons.

(n) TERMINAL CHARGES— (i) Terminal charges include all services performed at terminal stations (excepting wharfage as per clause (q) such as 66 Tums, D_U‘rIEs, FEss, mo. w loading, unloading, checking, weig-hing,‘invoicing and booking, including use of Railway premises and sidings,- and marshalling on trains. (ii) For every pikul of goods carried a charge of 2 cents per pikul will be made for terminal charges whether the loading and unloading be performed by the Railway Administration or not. (iii) In the case of goods carried by the truck a charge of 2 cents per pikul calculated on the marked carrying capacity of the truck will be made to cover terminal charges. (iv) Senders or consignees may be allowed to load or unload their own goods, in which case a reduction, equivalent to the service performed, will be allowed. (v) Pigs will be charged 2 cents for each animal.

(m) WsB.nfiousn RENT AND Sromen-— (i) Warehouse Re-nt.—All goods, with the exceptions noted below, left on the Railway premises above 48 hours after their arrival, either for the convenience or by the desire or neglect of the consignors or consignees, will be at the owner’s risk and will be subject to a rent charge of 2 cents per pikul per diem, exclusive of Sun days and Christmas Day, if unloaded in the warehouse, or 1 cent per pikul per diem if unloaded in the yard. (ii) A charge of a cent per pikul per diem will be charged on all goods stacked on the Railway ground for the convenience of owners if not loaded and forwarded by Railway within six days. (iii) Exceptions: Petroleum, kerosene, paraflin, rock oil, Rangoon oil, Burmah oil, petrol, gasoline, benzol, benzoline, benzine, naphtha, motor car spirit or any other such dangerous and inflammable oils will be subject to a rent charge of 50 cents per pikul per diem, exclusive of Sundays and Christmas Day, after 48 hours’ free storage. (iv) A charge of 50 cents per diem, exclusive of Sundays and Christmas Day, will be made for storage of carriages on wheels, and motor cars on wheels, on Railway premises for any period exceeding 48 hours after their arrival.

( 10) DEMUB.RAGE— All wagons which are not loaded or unloaded within 24 hours after their arrival will be liable to a demurrage charge of $2 per diem, exclusive of Sunday and Christmas Day. No‘rE.—No less charge than for a whole day will be made for warehouse rent, storage and demurrage, and no exception will be made for Government holidays. RAILWAYS. _ 67

(q) WﬁsB.rAon CHARGES— Except when special arrangements covering these charges have been made with the importing or exporting vessel, the following charges will be made for wharfage, landing and shipping accommodation : For jinrikishas, perambulators, bicycles, tricycles and other small vehicles on wheels, each 5 cents ,,- other vehicles on wheels, each 10 ,, ,, pig, calf, sheep, or goat, each 5 ,, ,, each head of cattle 10 ,, ,, ,, horse, pony, mule, ass 20 ,, ,, ,, elephant or other large wild animal 50 cents ,, loose furniture, per piece 1 ,, ,, bricks, pottery, or other loose articles, per 100 10 ,, any single heavy and bulky article, exceeding one ton, which requires the use of the

Railway crane or other machinery, per pikul 5 n ,, all other goods, per pikul 2 ,, ,, cattle at Port Swettenham not forwarded by rail, per head . 50 ,, No-rn.—(i) If any of the above, with the exception of cattle, are not carried by the Railway, or if landing or shipping is done by the sender or consignee, the charge will be one half of the above rates. (1') STEAM Tue AND TONGKANG CHARGES— (i) The charge for use of Railway steam tug at Port Swettenham outside harbour limits will be $30 per diem. No less charge than for a whole day will be made. . (ii) The charge for use of Railway tongkangs at Port’ Swettenham outside harbour limits will be $7.50 per loaded trip. (iii) The charge for use of Railway tongkangs at Port Swettenham within harbour limits will be $5 per loaded trip, including towage by steam tug. This charge will not be made to ocean-going steamers, which by reason of their deep draught cannot get alongside a Railway wharf to discharge general cargo. (iv) The charge for use of Railway tongkangs at Port Swettenham, for purpose of dicharging coolies from any steamer lying in the stream within harbour limits, will be $5 per loaded trip, including towage by steam tug. (v) The charge for use of Railway tongkang at Telok Anson will be $10 per day. (s) The minimum charge for any single consignment will be - 20 cents. ‘ Except that in the case of fresh fruit, ﬁsh, meat, vegetables, ice, bread or milk, the charge will be 10 cents. 68 TAXES, DUTIES, Fnns, are.

(t) The minimum charge for a truck load of goods is $2 per truck, exclusive of terminal and wharfage charges, irrespective of whether charged at the truck or class rate.

(n) Insurance The rate of insurance on animals or articles mentioned in the schedule hereto will be 5 per cent. on the diﬁerence between the amount of the Railway Administration‘s liability and the declared value; The Railway wAdministration’s liability upon the animals or articles enumerated-in the schedule below will not exceed $100, nor will the liability attach unless they are declared at the time of booking or consigning the same.

THE SOHED ULE.

Animals and articles to be declared and insured:

Horses or ponies. Mules, donkeys or horned cattle. Sheep, goats, dogs or other animals. (a) Gold and silver, coined or uncoined, manufactured or unmann factured.

(b) Plated articles.

(0) Cloths and tissue and lace of which gold or silver forms part, not being the uniform or part of the uniform of an oﬁicer, soldier, sailor, police officer or any public oﬁicer entitled to wear uniform.

(d) Pearls, precious stones, jewellery and trinkets.

(e) Watches, clocks and timepieces of any description.

(f) Government securities. -

(g) Government stamps.

(h) Bills of exchange, bonds, promissory notes, bank notes and orders and other securities for payment of money. -

(1-) Maps, writings and title deeds.

(j) Paintings, engravings, lithographs, photographs, carvings, sculpture and other works of art.

(is) Art pottery and all articles made of glass, china or marble.

(Z) Silks in a manufactured or unmanufactured state and whether wrought up or not wrought up with other materials. RAILWAYS. 69

(m) Shawls. (n) Lace and furs.

(m) Opium. (p) Ivory, ebony, coral and sandalwood.

(q) Musk, sandalwood oil, and other essential oils used in the preparation of perfume.

(r) Musical and scientiﬁc instruments.

(s) Any articles of special value which the Resident-General may by notiﬁcation in the Gazette add to this schedule. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE. (1) STATEMENT Or FEDERAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES On THE lsr JANUARY, 1908.

1st 1st Assets. January, Liabilities. January, 1908. 1908.

$ 0 Casn BA1.ANcEs— DEPOSITS-—— Banks 294,029 02 Forests . . . 8,696 59 Deceased Indians’ ADVANCES— Fund 310 79 Heads of Depart ments 8,597 30 G eneral 430 90 Miscellaneous 7,954 60 Railways 11,665 63 Recoverable 301,298 76 Departmental Fines 29 04 ,, Railway Court 55,714 99 Stores 299,893 99 AnvA N c E REcovEa LOANs— ABLE— Johore Railway Railway Wages 1,795 52 Construction 8,222,314 82 FINE AND REWARD H.H. the Sultan of Johore (£15,000) 72,771 83 FUND— Police 3,478 as INVESTMENTS— Forest 326 42 Crown Agents Gold Printing Ofﬁce ea 56 Security 2,046,908 07 Posts & Telegraphs 580 67 Caown AGENTS Ac coUrvr CURRENT 1,084,375 70 GmVERNMENT Orricnxs’ GUARANTEE FUivn 2,241 15 INDIAN GmVERNMENT - Accovnr CUmcnur 60,342 49 STRAITS GmVERNMENT AccoUnr 48,189 90 OVERISBUES 5,309 85 C’EYi.oN GmVERNMENT 124 s2 F1xE1> Dnrosrrs 181,018 56 AccoUnr . ..

Pos-1-AL DEPos1'rs 122,283 91 PRDVISImNAL RECEIPTS * 12,5sa,42s 47

REMITTANCES BETWEEN SrArEs 9,170 69

Sus1-E1\-sE Acc-oL-.\"1- 767 19

TmtH.l 12,717,036 78 Total 12,717,036 78

*' Due to— S c. PerakSelangor . 5,616,418 42 6,504,668 24 Negri Sembilan ~-- “ 374,433 40 Other Receipts 87,908 41 Total . . . 12,583,428 47

\1 SLHSSV IINV ‘SHI.L1'IlHVI'I I

$ 0. 1,373,75319 242,28063 526,24856 13,103,23198 4,747,53599 6,541,00346 ,31723132 12,69077 44,83971 61,19224 14408 46,25324 1757,402 7023,351 9,51551 104,98183 12,352,45441 37189 47,090,47868 6,464,12016 53,554,59894 Total. 3,850,000 1,416,500 1,339,750 130,000 675,660 200,000

ONOFTHEEACHSTATE1511*JANUARY,1908 1 $ 0. 69,35622 7860,183 -7835,249 47,923 64- 5,62608 9386 12,29322 10,14265 15779 10,05938 255,95840 6,464,12016 6,720,07856 PumnG. 4,872

$ 0. 89,84308 154,15093 135,07501 166,22293 7,35945 10,03947 1,06236 1,301 25 6,93007 363,55925 1,592,793so 1,592,793so SEMBILAN. NEGRI 300,000 300-'000 57,250

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w—___\_— —_._____ $$ 0.c. 739,88662474,66727 27,94592 . 7,340,33630 5,462,89568 1,874,434964,666,56850 .. 45932 25,517193,65697 50560,68724 14408 .. 4640745,69531 40,456953,58964 81,053696,93869 .. 5,570,044356,418,85081 .. 22,918,6652222,323,06126 22,918,6652222,323,06126, 0» PnRax.SnmzmoR. 77265,92390,000 .. 2,450,0001,400,000 3,220,148991,527,387 493,500 923,000 310,000729,750 130,000 475,910142,500 200,000 7514,9742,196

13,20905 1,4683 26,58816 .. 37189 ...

STATEMENTOFASSETSANDLIABILITIES

ExcessLiabilities Total

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STATEMENT SHOWING ACTUAL CASH AND BANK BALANCES AS ON 1s‘1‘ JANUARY, 1908.

Particulars. Amount.

s 6. Cash Balances 1,900,001 75 Banks, Current Account 536,309 65 Crown Agents, Current Account . 1,084,375 70 Straits Government ,, 2,766 80 Indian Government ,, 60,342 49

Total 3,583,796

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4; sepn[mu]j we rauogqdeoxa ‘fegoeds qgpaxo Qm '9()g'9gg$ .17_6 REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.

(.3) EXPENDITURE, 1876-1907.

NEGRI :Ym&l‘ PERAK. lSnLANaoB.. PAHANG. Total. SEMBILAN.

3 6 3 $5 8 1876 289478 191,174 104,538 585,189 1877 292,711 232,090 97,338 622,139 1878 291473 187,624 76,802 555,899 1879 369,707 185,729 75,252 630,688 1880 521,995 202,806 70,143 794,944 1881 852,988 234,383 73,469 960,790 1882 918914 259,081 121,458 1,299,453 1888 1350610 448,303 153,686 1,952,999 1884 1481470 514,948 142,292 2,138,710 1885 L31d625 826,526 118,803 2,261,954 1888 L46å325 683,876 137,338 2,286,539 1887 L550A89 885,931 179,948 2,616,368 1888 L709260 1,055,373 249,310 3,013,943

1889 2090480 1,394,181 464,161 142,620 4,091,078 1890 2,555,798 1,996,544 387236; 297,702 5,237,275 1891 &146J29 1,724,338 446,159 238,174 5,554,800 1892 3094855 2,044,115 473,044 271,393 5,883,407 1893 \ 3401086 2,605,588 508,629 ‘ 282,235 6,797,538 1894 3,587,224 2,817,292 508,760 249,120 7,162,396 1895 3,757,007 3,083,386 510,247 231,913 7,582,553 1898 3,989,376 3,572,583 573,569 _ 462,619 8,598,147 1897 4,178,238 3,567,845 607,313 441,917 l 8,795,313 1898 5,560,530 4,445,934 730,859 372,719 11,110,042 1899 5,440,330 3,393,415 851,704 1,814,029 11,499,478 1900 6,144,774 4,944,160 1,009,318 630,678 12,728,930 1901 8,882,579 6,060,780 1,632,958 696,841 17,273,158 1902 3 8040898 5,573,549 - 1,769,756 602,244 15,986,247 1908 8,082,582 , 5,849,070 1,647,211 641,009 16,219,872 1904 9880827 6,922,143 1,859,552 906,745 19,318,767 1905 10,141 ,980 7,186,146 2,214,093 1,208,176 20,750,395 1908 5 8,776,478 | 6,414,257 2,274,337 1,434,353 18,899,425 _1907 9812332; 7,026,914 2,089,504 1,297,242 20,225,992

LAND REVENUE. 77-

(4) LAND REVENUE, 1878-1907.

N nom Year. Pmux. SELANGOR. PA]-‘IANGQ Total. SEMBILAN.

1 6 3 $ $ 1878 10998 1,326 12,324 1879 21,637 943 22,580 1880 38388 456 38,844 1881 32499 2,957 35,456 1882 58365 1,810 60,175 1883 56479 25,738 82,217 1884 48535 30,905 15,467 94,907 1885 61,504 16,001 14,012 91,517 1886 73148 21,575 13,304 108,027 1887 72,710 46,626 30,960 150,296 1888 85623 50,214 53,253 189,090 1889 82,109 43,271 54,197 10,961 190,538 1890 75387 33,155 37,945 19,567 166,054 1891 92,603 41,674 43,168 22,235 199,680 1892 152,901 81,975 52,030 13,774 300,680 1893 149629 104,521 69,103 24,347 347,600 1894 235667 122,697 70,531 28,367 457,262 1895 226345 142,092 75,960 23,842 468,239 1896 280,738 134,313 66,379 29,807 511,237 1897 33Z767 171,351 77,100 49,836 ; 636,054 1898 276,832* 193,564 103,368 63,163 636,927 1899 310843 170,537 123,794 34,725 639,899 1900 351,451 216,993 104,112 40,342 712,898 1901 32Z6211' 156,667 1 100,772 1 41,054 1 626,114 1902 339,551 167,790 106,710 47,617 661,668 1903 356J96 191,156 126,784 47,168 721,304 1904 386963 217,735 143,181 54,079 801,958 1905 424466 248,920 145,475 68,732 887,593 1906 461268 324,911 168,250 78,330 1,038,759 1907 545984 355,490 175,561 80,209 1,157,244

* Forest Revenue excluded from this and the following items.

1' Land Sales )1 1! .1! 11 Forest Revenue and Land Sales excluded from this and the following items. 78. REVENUE AND Exrsnnmmn.

- (5) FOREST REVENUE, l900—1907.

w Year. PERAK. SnmuGon. SEMBILAK Nmm PAHANG. Total.

: 3 35 $ 3 3 ’ 1900 133,063 38,906 20,564 49,909 242,442 ‘ 1901 160,510 42,754 29,901 54,390 297,542

1902 155,998 50,314 29,015 42,547 277,874 1903 194,599 * 90,491 * 47,095 * 54,939 * 376,994 *

. 1904 192,448 * 90,969 "‘ 67,299 "‘ 79,871 "‘ 430,587 *

1905 207,322 * 163,340 * 45,808 * 16,378 432,848 "‘

1906 317,669 155,025 98,048 65,226 - 635,968

1907 342,637 158,331 81,282 47,376 629,626

* Excluding share of Opium Duty.

(6) LAND SALES *, 1901-1907.

Year. Pmux. SELANGmR. SEI;]£::N- Punma. Total.

$ $ $ 5 $ 1901 34,184 86,986 12,242 4,116 137,528

1902 65,339 100,256 24,622 20,536 210,753

. 1903 71,605 85,951 35,620 931 194,107

1904 64,047 103,070 19,625 4,877 191,619

1905 80,854 83,097 21,408 5,948 191,307

‘ 1906 123,980 212,613 28,056 9,307 373,956“ w 1907 242,207 237,047 27,181 11,955 518,390

* Prior to 1901 included in Land Revenue. LICENSES. _ 79

(7) LICENSES, 1896-1907.

1 Year. Pmux. SELANGmR. SEI;?;?:‘;N_ PAHANG. i Total.

$ 3 $ 9 3 1896 ‘ 769,862 563,732 59,737 54,966 1,448,297 1897 766,277 563,700 77,550 57,934 1,465,461 1898 - 911,288 566,478 231,219 67,509 1,776,494 1899 1 928,135 714,329 213,475 142,867 1,998,806 1900 932,060 725,497 213,784 166,902 2,038,243 1901 1,764,162 741 ,541 426,774 126,990 3,059,467 1902 1,944,356 1,516,736 419,959 103,212 3,984,263 1903 1,616,604 1,512,911 420,684 102,852 3,653,051 1904 1,681,404 1,521,923 582,243 111,350 3,896,920 1905 1,670,814 1,624,651 584,459 127,080 4,007,004 1906 2,279,475 1,660,468 622,049 147,907 4,709,899 1907 2,347,885 1,663,070 531,976 153,703 4,696,634

(8) CUSTOM S, 1896-1907.

NEGRI Year. Pnmx. Snmneon. sEMBILAN_ PAmA11m. Total.

$ 6 3 $ 9 1896 2,030,206 1,816,664 377,835 59,740 4,284,445 1897 1,862,010 1,623,291 358,511 65,594 3,909,406 1898 2,358,713 1,887,493 289,006 64,900 4,600,112 1899 4,016,317 3,154,461 657,203 ' - 107,534 7,935,516 1900 4,644,603 3,565,597 803,451 1 121,367 9,135,118 1901 4,560,238 3,513,488 967,822 ‘ 159,757 9,201,305 1902 5,686,121 3,863,523 1,087,054 184,711 10,821,409 1903 6,263,234 4,217,908 1,302,214 ‘ 196,830 11,980,176 1904 5,723,692 3,906,327 1,207,024 208,002 11,045,045 1905 6,134,716 4,069,283 1,268,603 255,706 11,728,308 1906 6,815,592 4,281,176 1,308,119 290,651 12,695,538 1907 6,345,514 4,203,861 1,215,360 271,986 12,036,721

80 REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.

(9) EXPORT DUTY on TIN, 1877-1907.

Year. PERAK. SELANGOR. Sn1;I:;‘::iN_ Pnuue. __ Total.

$ 3 $ 6 $ 1877 140,292 140,292 1878 245,512 111,920 357,432 18801879 w 298,805281,823 100,586107,558 - 399,391389,381

‘ 188l 387,642 126,038 513,680 1882 457,410 161,832 619,242 -_ 1883 619,809 180,002 799,811 w 1884 641,351 27,901 669,252

1885 547,648 255,254 28,392 . .. 831,294 1886 611,869 302,530 32,703 947,102 1887 720,247 450,365 46,020 ... 1,216,632 ~I888 ‘ "851,420 526,742 58,595 1,436,757 1889 937,293 750,634 60,171 1,910 1,750,008 1890 860,730 672,667 w 71,381 w 4,623 1,609,401

"1891‘" . 812,956 672,633 78,707 9,145 1,573,441 1892 1,124,931 _ 828,326 135,284 8,733 2,097,274 1893 1,333,890 1,082,004 176,164 10,322 2,602,380 . 1894 1,648,981 1,402,174 169,275 17,570 3,238,000 1895 1,669,707 1,520,927 164,712 24,467 3,379,813 1896 1,541,442 1,377,325 181,260 26,947 3,126,974 1897 1,346,707 1,157,622 186,310 25,624 2,716,263 - 1898 1,601,304 1,347,258 228,106 34,031 3,210,699 - 1899 3,073,493 2,480,658 556,858 70,553 6,181,542 - 1900 3,570,631 2,695,828 692,519 91,404 7,050,382 1901 3,473,165 2,706,949 667,987 120,082 6,968,183 - 1902 4,470,402 3,019,686 801,999 146,688 8,438,775 1903 5,067,965 3,364,300 987,136 171,028 9,590,429 1904 4,607,559 3,138,649 889,279 178,809 8,814,296 1905 4,876,407 3,195,318 939,832 241,804 9,253,361 ~-- 1906 5,433,709 3,357,033 969,198 276,672 10,036,607 Q 1907- 5,038,592 3,224,878 877,229 253,039 9,393,738

POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH REVENUE. 81

(10) POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH REVENUE, 18804907.

Year. PIBAK. SnL.n1mm1v. SEl;:?:':N_ PAHANG. Total.

3 $ 6 3 8 1880 206 27 233 1881 520 520 1882 676 676 1383 552 465 1,017 1884 3,538 403 357 4,298 1885 4,149 528 255 ... 4,932 1886 6,334 1 ,109 366 . . . 7,809 1887 8,426 3,485 ' 527 12,438 1888 9,252 7,638 798 17,688 1889 10,994 13,333 1,436 264 26,027 1890 21,890 12,678 1,956 w 1,218 37,742 1891 24,810 15,300 2,639 1,537 44,286 1892 30,136 18,920 2,972 1,602 53,630 1893 31,478 37,765 3,565 1,133 73,941 1894 40,756 40,469 6,631 1,934 89,790 1895 56,006 43,655 8,282 2,850 110,793 1896 54,134 76,182 7,274 2,640 140,230 1897 54,929 73,312 10,548 2,539 141,328 1898 66,701 89,002 11,781 6,225 1 73,709 1899 76,845 56,055 22,281 11,657 166,833 1900 88,781 67,938 25,303 9,503 1 191,525 1901 95,648 73,590 24,354 8,529 202,121 1902 105,366 96,288 24,506 15,784 241,944 1903 145,240 101,186 20,535 11,754 278,715 1904 157,134 120,127 28,669 11,709 317,639 1905 142,825 106,946 34,440 7,816 292,027 1906 223,250 154,241 48,146 11,849 437,486

FEDERATED MALAY STATES. 1907 $466,417 TELEGRAPHS AND TELEPHONES.

Year. Amount spe_nt on Earnings Cost of main construchon. - tenance.

__ 9 8 9 1900 20,920 18,408 20,927 19021901 -w 4-8,81720,800 - 18,80115,828 ‘ I 25,48921,788 1908 - 57,288 28,927 26,565 1904 21,588 80,808 28,852 1905 - 29,175 48,788 27,908 1908 52,082 88,809 40,176 1907 - -201,884 87,228 50,180

. Year. PERAK. SELANGmR. SEI§l:f:IiN_ Pnuuc. Total.

I I _ Length of Line. 1900 8854 280 140 | 81 ‘- 8484 1901 455 280 140 61 988 1902 455 290 148 81 ‘ 949 w

1903 455 295 188; 81 I 9774 1904 490 298 208 84 ! 1,078 1905 540 888 208 78 ; .1,188 1906 829 851 225 76 1 1,281 1907 844 878 248 78 1,841

Length of Wire. 1900 680 848 189 81 1,278 19011902 778778 512588 189205 w 6181 1,5851,827 1908 778 898 259 61 1.791 1904 938 718 800 98 2,089 1905 1,008 728 889 85 - 2,188 1908 1,177 844 408 85 2,509 1907 1,802 1,249 448 85 8,079

PUBLIC DEBT. Nil.

PUBLIC WORKS. (1) EXPENDITURE ON CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, STREETS AND BRIDGES, 1900-1907.

Year. PERAK. SELANGmR. sE1;:(I}:;N_ PAHANG. Total.

6 3 15 -15 6 1900 250,129 239,141 121,974 45,496 656,740

1901 195,532 418,841 335,766 2,702 959,841

1902 265,273 271,970 384,643 14,090 935,976 1903 264,908 209,510 242,848 55,159 772,425

1904 403,474 267,700 320,898 191,341 1,183,413 1905 525,885 666,473 476,646 469,552 - 2,138,556 1906 389,514 545,740 294,492 713,967 1,943,713 1907 530,881 697,099 286,077 483,148 1,997,205

(2) MILEAGE OF ROADS EXCLUSIVE OF SMALL PATHS, 1907.

_ Mgjged Gravelled 11514h B41313 Other Roads Roads. Roads. Paths. Paths.

M15. 0h4. 11114.054. M15. 0h4. M15. 0h5. M14. 0h4. PERAK .. 627.32 65.27 280.46 431.77

SnLmweon 527.20 69.52 212.29 3.20

NEGRI SEMBILKN 315.44 49.20 24.00 210.78

1 PAHANG 148.23 35.30 26.12 180.00

To151 1,618.39 4920719429 730.05 615.17 ‘V8 qvNg '80vs1-11W

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INCREASESREDUCTIONS(3)ANDMADETHEROADMILEAGEDURING1907.IN Total.PAHANG. —

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8977484594,895.Nil2050 ; 7702%46%59%;93Nil685023

-8-_-___—..___._—_—. _.,.__—.___. Miles.Chains. 22 PERAK. Nil Nil 25

INCREASES. Rnnucnous.

Roads,Metalled Gra.velled , Roads,Grayelled ... ' Earth ,, Paths ,, Earth ,, Paths ,, -s1vMq1vg CI!‘

endoftraintramto earnings.perup capital.to gross 6.95560,719154.3425350038,165,167 1 5.7156.7941519,2852281879,841,386 4.9447481,70362.9821174212,270,889 ,035,36950.4535001,918,658 5.821,079,11853.902531639023,029,338 5.8853.4431624126,176,0571,338,29303 6.061,881,68548.9531667331,060,65739 3.811,572,337628541,275,00565.552471 1,553,6173.60797570.3421‘42,215,09454 grsgolfgggn TotalWorkingNetCostof con Proﬁt expensesg Nearningsetearningsstruction expenses on le.mile. ar - mlye receipts.‘

4.601,474,91159.0931687129I32,035,6271 I 57.804.46071,663,048214837,261,92355 %%3-8$3 c.c.

1907.ACCOUNTUPTO31s‘rDECEMBER,EXPENDITUREONCAPITAL 8 1-. 656,94456 2,291,05289 17,284,78594 12,304,41243 7,925,52063 1,752,37783 42,215,09428 120%miles.1907,31stDecember,ConstructionTheMileageunder wason 1 751,71253.3513I792295314,508,798 1 1907,31stDecember,$3,494,539.Railway,JohoreStateExpenditureCapitalAccount,to upon FEDERATEDMALAYSTATESRA||_wAYs.

FINANCIALSTATEMENT. Total

(includingFerries)PENANGSteam

1 PnovnrcnWELLESLEY Working expenses. 667,575 703,093 822,346 857,344 1,052,553 1,261,704 1,535,971 1,804,149 2,130,118 2,277,550 2,991,762 3,647,293 3 NEGRISEMBILAN

SELANGOR .. MALACCA PERAK earnings. 1,228,294 1,220,378 1,304,049 1,605,768 2,087,922 2,340,821 2,874,264 3,685,834 3,605,029 3,940,593 4,564,099 5,200,911 Gross $

Miles open. 40 77 59 32 67 MLS.CH. 67 150 165 1734 201 2344 2449 274 339 339 396 428 428

Year. -1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 ’1901 1902 _1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 . QIOIOW 'ﬂ.mllA?l.’‘lS

receipts. to penses ,4; I - ex g workin 8* >10w of Percentage I i 13:11. g \ capi on Proﬁt E9 51> t -° 3 1

earnings. Net w a } 6° -1 9w

preciation. 9 .H; de plus penses a ex Working 43 Q3 . 1" _ I 0: mile. 6 H car per Receipt 8” 21 I 111011111218HOLON ] -1 8 receipts. Gross _ _ 8 , 88 . I \1.<= 10 miles. it car of m. N 34> I5.

1907. December, 9 31st on traﬂic T SIT/I819469491088 to open vices ser of count “ ac on diture . expe11- Capital 1

1907. December, 31st to expenditure #3 ml capi Total

diem. per ning run cars of No. C“

1907. December, 31st 3;,‘ on cars of No. mm»1wm1aA0{) s.'m-11\vg -3>mvg 48 Tot2,1:...:3,320 2,113315,333358,0454303 68320,23233 1987Pes‘ ‘theDecember,’ year.- . $$3 0.c._c of1l§<1e1;]sOi(tI0rs Tit?aglguntAmount 7k.wAmountof 0 Fxo2n1;‘°3f‘stDr:elmggr WithdrawalsDepositsduringdurjngState.31st on ,

32-105,114331135513 ~150,229147,0191,5334024

RATEIl\"1‘ERESTALLOWEDTHREEOFPERCENT. SAVINGSGOVERNMENTBANKS. .

1907.-

NEGRII28,793s-EMm1;M-13,2333330720,34731

‘99 12,17111,43468_9,343451>1H1N_G

1,331134,339170,05544130,4443530P3341; AREA AND i-"'oPu|.A1"|oN. (1) AREA OF STATES (Arrnoxnwrn). PERAK 6,580 sq. miles SELANGOR 3,200 ,, NEGRI SEMBILAN 2,600 ,, PAHANG 14,000 ,,

Total area. 26,380 ,,

(2) AREA ALIENATED UNDER PERMANENT TITLE. Towns and villages_ Agricultural. Mining. Total. Acres. Acres. Acres. Acres. PERAK 1,158 385,483 148,158 534,799 SELANGOm ... 2,685 . . . 338,805 . .. 72,852 . .. 414,342 ` NEGRI SEMBILAN 976 225,979 30,573 257,528 PAHANG . .. 824 ... 65,727 . .. 39,808 ... 106,359

Total area alienated 5,643 1,015,994 291,391 ;$13,028

(3) AREA UNDER VARIOUS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS (Arrnoxrnmrn).

PERAK. SELANGOR. Sxåååčin_ PAHANG. Total.

Acres. Acres. Acres. Acres. Acres. Coconuts 9,948 19,412 7,933 15,465 52,758 Ooﬂee 710 H 9,013 2,148 Nil 11,871 Gambier ...... Nil 4,800 21,289 Nil 26,089 Pepper Nil 560 1,093 Nil 1,653 Rice 55,261 7,499 34,802 22,218 119,780 Rubber 38,868 66,692 17,687 12,540 135,787 Sugar ...... 10,950 20 Nil 20 10,940 Tapioca w . . . -900 w Nil 10,400 1,222 12,522 Various ...... 460 Nil 5,694 Nil 6,1 54

Areas planted with coﬁee and coconuts and with coffee and rubber are included (4) AREA 11l1(1er.lJ0i3l1. 0E heads.FOREST RESERVES.

PERAK 207,504 acres SELANGOR 142,287 ,, NEG-RI SEMBILAN 10,481 ,, PAHANG 76,438 ,,

Total area of Forest reserves ... 436,710 ,,

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~~678,59584,113~~

~~¥-G/—/\——-\/—J\—__-ﬂ—_/ -——\/—"~~

~~23354313235ﬁ11331422327223 ,~~

~~.»_133,739 93,023 53,21113,413_‘_3,3354,ﬂ§"3,373§ 1,07515244,73313,4451,23023,032 . given.*Includes1,397not sex~~

~~3,329‘52,4777331,24113239,55412,9233,2213,33312,25522,347 I 5,291233-22I1 ...~~

~~329,665~~

~~\__1,__/ -\~~

~~Tamils,Totaletc. TotalotherRaces totalGrand~~

~~Floatingpopulation~~

~~TamilsaﬁnaJ J apanese OtherRaces— Annamese Armenians Singhalese Africans Prisoners ... Parsees Persians Siamese Tamils ... Arabs . Jews 92 AREA AND PUPULATIUN.~~

~~(6) DENSITY OF POPULATION PER SQUARE MILE, 1901.~~

~~Area. Population State. District. in square Population. per square miles. mile.~~

f Larut 330 42,474 128.70 Matang 330 14,380 47.93 3 Selama. 280 3,615 12.91 Kinta 710 122,737 172.86 PERAK Krian _ 200 48,196 240.98 Kuala Kangsar 1,550 37,112 23.94 | Lower Perak 1,080 30,117 27.88 l& Batang Padang... 1,030 22,906 22.23 Upper Perak 390 3,921 10.05 L_ New Territory 680 2,837 4.17

~~Kuala, Lumpur 380 77,234 w 203.2 Ulu Selangor 730 40,684 55.7 SELANGOR Klang ° 330 18,110 54.9 Kuala. Langat 500 7,384 14.4 Kuala. Selangor 300 9,544.‘ 11-9 Ulu Langat 460 14,931 32.4~~

~~I Seremban \ l 3l,134~ Nggggmé _ JelebuCoast ...... 2,600 8,3518,254 Bo undaries not _ Kuala. Pilah_ _... _ 30,153 surveyed - 5 ` Tampin i - - 1 18,136 - =~~

~~" Ulu Pahang w 6,000 ` 37,674 6.3 PAHANG _. Temerloh 3,000 - 18,710 _ 6.2 - Pekan 4,000 19,930 2 5.0 Kuantan 1,000 7,799 7.0~~

~~Grand total 26,300 677,731 25.7 D1s1m11U1.‘10.\' 01' ABORIGINES.~~

~~(7) DISTRIBUTION OF ABORIGINES, 1901.~~

~~Grand State. District. Total. total.~~

~~Larut M. F. Matang K. Kangsar ... 541 480 1,021 UpperKintaLower PerakPerak 271 244 515 885 796 1,681 PERAK 88 101 189 B. Padang 1,526 1,282 2,808~~

~~Krian 0in Selama 21 16 37 New Territory 1,006 725 1,731 4336 wa644 Total 7,982~~

~~K. Lumpur __122_ 97 219 U.Klang... Selangor 236 234 4:70 93 79 172 SELANGOR K. Langat 447 452 899 K. Selangor .. 1 .H 1 U. Langat 60 - 54 1 14~~

~~Total .. 959 916 L375~~

~~Seremban ...... 83. 74 157 Jelebu...TampinCoastKuala Pilah 101_ 73 174 NEGRI SEMBILAN 66 59 125 364 336 700 123 93 221~~

~~Total 742 —035 1,377~~

~~U. Pahang {ååpm L274 L193 2,467 351 318 669 PAHANG Temerloh 335 763 1,598 Pekan . . . 493 501 i* 2,391~~

~~/ Kuantan 126 89 215~~

~~Total 1 3,079 2,864 7,340~~

~~Grand total 9118 8059 *13574~~

~~l i ‘ * Includes 1,397 sex not given, 94 AREA AND PQPITLATION.~~

~~(8) _DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION ACCORDING T0 RACE IN THE CHIEF TOWNS, 1901.~~

~~11901. _å~~

*å D1str1ct. Town or v11lage. i, 94 å l . - 'a å: - å å å 1-4 å; *EH - __ _ 2 o 15 o a

~~Larut Taipiiig- - 781 7,972 3,874 704 13,331 K. Kangsar K. Ka.1-1gsar"- 167- 514 441 35 1,157~~

~~_ Bagan Serai 386 `652 884 20 1,942~~

Krian åP-.LritBuntar 175 630 691 70 1,566 _ L_ K. Kurau... 511 330 139 14 994 å @f, l. Ipoh - .-],359 9,067 1,917 448 12,791 P* = Kampar 378- 5,056 411 62 5,907 Batu Gajah_ . 690 1,700 705 166 3,261 Kinta w Menglembu- 10 3,105 67 11 3,193

~~Lambat" ' 27 2,397 99 7 2,530 Gopeng 522 1,983 597 55 3,157 Papan 51 2,211 165 14 2,441~~

~~L_ Pel-aku_ T. Anson " 744 1,618 679 93 3,134 B. Padang ‘Tapah- 446 897 838 63 2,244~~

K Lum m_ 51(.L1111§1p11r 3,727 23,181 4,435 1,038 32,381 _ - p ls. Besi . 36 3,576 124 20 3,756 å - Serendah 405 4,564 251 138 5,358 Z U r 1 or ::: åàå i132? ååå 2; 21213 \ Rasa _ - 75 652 _5 775 Klang Klang . . ._ 650 1,976 784 166 3,576 U. Langat Kajang . `_ 228 1,167 544 600 1,999

* This includes Tamils, Singhnlese and all other Indians. SUMMARY OF POPULATION. 95

~~DIsTRIBUTmN or POPULATION ACCORDING TO 131w!: IN rHrrCHIEr Towns, 1901-(cont.)~~

~~.a. -å District. Town or Village. . a.. _ “-1901. 3 _ a_ a ... d 34:~~

~~: : å : ;a gg _ a p f .E. o a~~

Seremban {serergban - 373 2,379 I15253 *257 4,765 a ?Mantm 113 934- 14 7 1,068 å Coast P. Dickson 207 765 296 120 1,388 ?f ` Jelebu SK. Klawang 497 339 83 18 937 å 1 (Tit? 39 883 6 923 z K. Pilah K. Pilah 2,438 570 126 I 72 3,206

_ﬁ- > -_- f* _--__ _m I ﬁ _ - g U_Pahang {K.Lipis 370 439 286 47 1,142 ;å Raub 26 439 165 24 85.4 p: Kuantan K. Kuantan 465 226 27 _ 7 725 - J *1 This: inbl\1de1a ‘1:’a.mils, Singhalese and all other Indiana.

~~(9) SUMMARY OF POPULATION.~~

~~Year. PERAK. SELANGOR. sE§:?:AIN I PAHANG. Total~~

~~1901 * 329,665 168,789 96,028 84,113 678,595~~

~~1902 1- 343,591 194,649 109,028 83,637, 734,631~~

~~1903 -r 381,500 216,920 117,820 85,000 801,240 19041' 400,000 5234,404 118,747 85,000- 838,151~~

~~1905 1- 400,000 252,520 119,454 100,000 871,947~~

~~1906 ‘r 413,000 283,619 121,763 100,000 918,382 1907 1" 431,000 326,642 121,249 , 100,000 978,891~~

~~_ * According to the cenmsus. 1' Estimated. wm -No1.Lvono§[~~

~~AverageMediumAverageWhether Howenrol-attenofNameofSchool.boysStaff. dance.instruction.girls.ment. orw~~

466426CommitteeofManagementHead--R.F.Stainer,KingEdwardSchool,VII1B.A., ,,,, SistersoftheHolyInfant146ConventSisters122School,Taiping6 ,,,..1 i475Church,521andE.AmericaAnglo-ChineseSchool,Rev.J.A.Amery14M.Ipoh ,, M.E.Church,America76Anglo-Chinese662SchoolsMixed ,,,, 4-‘ wE :1!:nIIn:2---- E.TreacherM.Church,AmericaGirls’School,Tai-Teachers56563 ,,,,

DenominationalMichael’sSchool,Teachers120St.128Kota3 ,,,, Denominational1801452RomanCatholicSchoolsBoys5 ,,, S.P.G.Mission...44TamilSchool,KotaMixed153Teacher... ,, 7271GovernmentW.Hargreaves,m.A.,Head-EnglishMalayResidentialSchool,Boys1 ...... 701AssistantGovernmentTeacherand1School,60EnglishK.Kangsar ,,,, ‘Privately12674Chas.ChampionandSchool,5EnglishBatuGajahMixedw ,, Jesus ,

~~GirlsTamil2TamilSchools81644 ,,...,,~~

~~STATEPERAK. 01* . EDUCATION. 1I andAssistant15 KualaC.KangsarJ.O’May,R.master; andW.Rowlands one (1907.) 31TaipingJ.Roberts,master; M.A.,~~

~~Assistants Assistants Assistant , 1 \ Teachers 2Teachers9983Anglo-ChineseSchools,2 ,,,,,,._,_ 127TeacherFreeSchool,Tronoh23Boys ,,,,~~

~~Anglo-ChineseSchool,IpohGirls22016 ,,~~

~~Plng - *nN1-.Lvon<1g 26~~

~~916 263 6,066 539 259 357 169 63 1,594 42 53 26 152 78 2,858 30 w46~~

~~52wMissShirtliffandAssts.2 w ,,,, 482‘ ,,,,,, 308TamilGovernment8Teachers ... i lEuropeanMastersand I500 ..~~

576EndowedB.Shaw,EnglishE.5 M.A.,w- ._.. | 408DenominationalMr.FosterLeeandl3Assts.English 46Teachers3,308MalayGovernmentE w -_ C.Mission300R.6Brothersand non- ...,, Mission175R.C. andTamilw 1,91741Teachersand10Assts.MalayGovernment Malay‘Government 731Teacherand1AssistantEndowed ,,

7,328"Assis-Malay120and56 ,,,, 110MissHemmingwayandEnglish4 -,,- 62Chinese2 ,,,, y___1Teacher35Tamil- ,, STATENEGRISEMBILAN. or lP.CoelhoandAssis-—"5English . 1Teacher...39Tamil ,, STATESnLAnoon. or \ STATEPA]-IANG. or

~~1,18530and16Assis- ,,,, 1717Sistersand2As_sistants . ,,,, residentAssistants tants tants 16Assistants Assistants ITeachers22 Sisters688 ,,...,, | tants .-'_~~

~~Boys Girls Boys Girls Biiys Girls Boys Boys Girls Boys Boys !! 3) !!~~

St.Paul’sSchool,Seremban w KualaVictoriaInstitution, School,‘MethodistEnglish School,K.LumpurConvent School,KlangAnglo-Chinese SchoolsMalayVernacular41 ‘ MalayVernacularSchools46 Malay22VernacularSchools‘ Institution,St.John’sK. School,K.MethodistBoys’

~~ChineseGirls’School Schools12lMalay . SchoolTheConvent ,, KualaLumpur SchoolsTamil8 ,_.‘...~~

~~Lumpur Lumpur Lumpur Chinese2 ,,,, 1Tamil ,,,, 1Tamil ,,,, 2 !I! _ 30 ,,,, 98 EXCHANGES, Monnvs, nrc.~~

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~~(2) MONEYS.~~

~~STANDARD COIN.~~

~~Least Current Coin. Metal. Millesimal . . St amar I d welgt -h. Weight. . _ Fineness. Grains. Grammes. Grains. Grammes.~~

~~Straits Set Do1lar...wtlements Silver... 900 312-00 20-217 3022-00 19958~~

~~_ SUBSIDIARY COINS.~~

~~‘B H S -33‘ ‘ Standard Least Current gag _ _g 9 Weight. Weight. "5 ; ﬁg: Coin. Metal. £3 2I E E5? Grains. Gn!:;-I:- Grains. Gnizgl .3 F‘~~

.50 w Straits ments Settle Fifty w Cent Piece... Silver 900 15600 10108 1540 9979 Any .20 Do. Twenty - m'i:2},_ Cent Piece... ,, 800 8381 5430 796 5158 2Dl. .10 Do. Ten , Cent Piece... ,, 800 4190 2-715 398 2579 ,, .05 Do. Five I Cent Piece... ,, 800 2095 1-35? 199 1290 ,, _ _ _ - Copper .01 Do. One or _ _ Cent Piece mixed . 14400 9331 1Dl.

~~.005 Do. Half metal w Cent Piece... ,, 7200 4665 ,, .0025 Do. Quarter - Cent Piece... ,. 3600 2333 ,,~~

~~- (3) WEIGHTS.~~

~~AVOIRDUPOIS WEIGHT. 1 Tahil = 1% oz. Avoirdupois - 10 ,, = 1 Kati = 1% lb. ,, 100 Kati : 1 Piknl* = 133% ,, ,, 40 Pikul = 1 Koyan = 5,3353% ,, ,,~~

*" 3 Pikuls : 1 Bhara : 4-00 lbs. Wmcnrs AND MEAsUREs. 101

~~GULDSMITHS, WEIGHT. 12 Saga = 1 Mayam = 52 grains 16 Mayam = 1 Bongkal : 832 ,, (Two Spanish Dollars) 12 Bongkal = 1 Kati = 9,984 ,, (1 lb. 8 oz. 16 dwt.)~~

~~OPIUM WEIGHT. 10 Tee : 1 Hoon 10 Hoon = 1 Chee 10 Chee = 1 Tahil~~

~~(4) MEASURES.~~

MEASURES OF CAPACITY. 2 Gills : 1 Pan or Quarter Chupak 2 Pan = 1 Pint or Half Chupak 2 Pints or 4 Pan H 1 Quart or Chupak._ 3‘ 4 Quarts or Chupak w II 1 Gallon or Gantang 10 Gantangs . N 1 Para 800 ,, ... 1 Koyan

~~-3 ’? TRADE RETURNSL (1) IMPORTS, 1377-1907.~~

~~Nnom Year. Pnmx. SnnauqoR. _ Banano. Total. SEMBILAN.~~

I..—-._. ‘~—__-_—_ I $ 6 35 1877 965,394 965,894 1878 1,311,140 1,311,140 1879 1,731,930 1,781,980 1880 2,231,043 2,231,048 1881 2,933,393 355,373 3,289,266 1882 3,333,425 1,188,417 5,669,078 614,236669,908 ‘ w 1883 4,772,332 1,526,614 6,968,854 668,481 ‘ w 1884 3,047,394 1,824,859 8,541,034 1885 5,311,305 2,275,391 580,429 8,667,425 1886 5,533,533 4,178,856 648,455 . . 10,413,864 1887 3,951,963 5,052,112 899,414 12,903,489

1888 7,998,334 8,207,105 1,121,923 17,327,392 1889 7,048,043 7,029,406 1,576,004 15,653,456 1890 7,173,317 7,005,496 1,264,696 15,443,809 1891 7,913,357 5,670,098 1,306,487 14,889,942 1892 9,328,051 7,393,668 1,797,767 341,673 19,161,159 1893 10,138,443 9,274,649 2,069,186 363,834 21,896,117 1894 9,232,396 12,139,686 2,309,674 787,859 24,499,615 1895 9,531,372 10,759,123 2,366,279 946,497 22,653,271 1896 8,713,940 9,131,195 2,123,572 1,180,188 21,148,895 1897 10,075,939 11,407,017 2,291,637 1,226,059 25,000,682 1898 10,759,096 13,045,127 2,165,169 1,147,054 27,116,446 1899 11,315,230 18,008,485 2,609,667 1,531,661 33,765,073 1900 14,741,143 18,406,571 4,281,457 973,405 38,402,581 1901 13,219,191 17,845,835 4,496,670 962,906 39,524,603 1902 17,017,359 21,201,078 6,599,014 869,789 45,757,240 1903 21,170,577 19,955,767 5,529,207 1,134,508 47,790,059 1904 19,333,133 21,351,679 4,469,068 1,346,735 47,053,670 1905 20,153,242 24,643,619 4,434,248 1,344,346 50,575,455 1906 21,530,335 23,598,469 4,422,527 1,194,921 50,746,302 1907 25,239,351 , 25,703,523 4,209,299 1,715,299 56,867,472

~~The above ﬁgures include the value of specie and bullion imported. Ex1>0n‘|*s. 103~~

~~(2) EXPORTS, 18774907. -4-- — 5‘ - — - } — _‘~~

~~Year. PnnAx. SnLAnoon. SE§:?:AIN- PAHANG. Total.~~

6 6 6 6 6 1877 1,075,428 1,075,428 1878 1,256,168 1,256,168 1879 1,465,547 1,465,547 1880 1,906,952 1,906,952 1881 2,566,592 465,877 8,082,469 1882 8,267,907 1,707,881 568,408 5,588,641 1888 _ _ 5,164,811 2,258,689 625,592 8,048,542 1884 5,893,996 2,124,807 578,265 8,096,568 1885 6,569,466 2,544,947 577,878 9,691,786 1886 8,674,082 8,741,642 786,708 18,202,882 1887 12,249,884 5,901,785 1,056,760 19,207,879 1888 11,799,658 6,779,857 1,205,100 19,784,110 .

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~~(3) SUMMARY OF VALUE OF IMPORTS, 1907.~~

~~l Nnem — ; PERAK. - SrzLlmcoB.. 1 SEMBILAN PurAue. Total.~~

3 ‘Yo ‘ -'15 15 $ Live Animals, Foods, | Drinks and Narco tics 16,359,378 13,743,776 2,681,136 886,886 33,671,176 Raw Materials 1,829,350 1,381,197 287,341 101,685 3,599,573 Manufactured Arti cles ... 6,527,974 6,958,781 1,046,019 443,338 14,976,112 Sundries 108,576 39,143 57,374 90,323 295,416

~~Total Value of — Merchandise 24,825,278 22,122,897 4,071,870 1,522,232 52,542,277 Bullion and Specie 414,073 3,580,626 137,429 193,067 4,325,195~~

~~Gross Total Value of Imports . 25,239,351 25,703,523 4,209,299 1,715,299 56,867,472~~

~~-- (4) SUMMARY OF VALUE OF EXPORTS, 1907.~~

~~-—- Pnnnx. SnLaneoB.. sEI:$::iN- PAHANG. Total.~~

15 $ 35 3 15 Live Animals, Foods, Drinks and Narco tics . .. 1,734,043 626,362 1 ,080,467 107,532 3,548,404 Raw Materials . . 38,048,035 27,495,778 7,780,983 ‘ 3,024,415 76,349,211 Manufactured Arti- _ cles 238,291 363,109 76,637 1,158 679,195 Sundries 11,215 4,353 313 13,333

~~Total Value of — 1 _ _— . __ Merchandise 40,031,584 28,489,602 8,938,905 3,133,105 80,593,196 Bullion and Specie - ‘ 423,109 791,836 3,492 442,800 1,661,237 Gross Total Value H __~~

~~of Exports . . 40,454,693 29,281,438 8,942,397 3,575,905 82,254,433 ARTICLES or IMPORT. .105~~

~~(5) QUANTITIES OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF IMPORT, 1907.~~

~~How , Nnom count Pusan. sm"NGmR- SEMBILAN. PAunro. Total.~~

Arrack a n d samsu .. . Gallons 215,499 53,848 18,558 4,594 292,499 w 92,829 Beans & peas Pikuls 43,998 40,113 6,708 2,010 Beer & stout Dozen 50,376 48,707_ _ 16,169 3,1 78 63,054 Bran . Pikuls 107,418 183,889 30,561 2,474 324,342 Brandy Cases 16,121 131583I 3,364 1,180 34,248 Cement . Casks 32,095 46,770 5,315 3,517 87,697 Cattle No. 5,678 4,233 147 115‘ 10,173 CoalCoconut oil... Tons 21,578 2,5726,355 3,195 107 24,212 Pikuls 15,386 680 _ 25,616 Cotton piece goods .. . Pieces 330,408 298,194 41,817 5,853 676,272 Fish, dry and salted ... Pikuls 34,689 32,884 12,940 853 81,366 Flour . Bags 192,213 134,038 23,502 3,454 353,207 GinHorses a n (1 Cases 19,145 20,664 5,004 1,001 45,814

~~ponies No. 78 202 7 1 288 Iron bar and Iron, nail rod corru Cwts. __ 11,963 8,383 396 449‘: 21,191~~

gated - 5,875 6,906 952 860 14,593 Lard III P112115 _ 9,484 10,041 2,728 999 23,252 Milk .. .- Cases 22,182 20,994 7,530 1 ,440 52,096 Onions and garlic Pikuls 19,958 18,429 3,643 1,821 43,351 Opium Chest 2,374 1,792 552 210 4,928 Padi . ..- P110118 18,492 25,249 810 - 1,715. 46,266 PigsPetroleum Tins 421,162 393,596 85,020 25,412_ 925,190 No. - 43,590 34,012 176 1,906 79,684 Rice Pikuls 1,183,658 1,071,439 198,002 77,177 2,530,276 4/ Salt 56,227 _ 84,964 6,587 24,669 122,447 SheepSugar & goats 101,860 72,835 14,116 3,691 , 192,502 N‘6. 2,734 4,742 1,417 145 9,038 TobaccoTea and Pllilllﬂ 12,478‘ " 8,160 1,591 283 22,512

~~cigars !! 18,060 14,418 4,540 1,355 38,373 Whisky . . Cases 1 5,460 13,312 4,418 917 34,107~~

~~Wines )1 4,013 7,882 978 348 13,221~~

~~NmT1:.—Where the returns are not inserted for any State, the totals are not to be regarded as complete. w 106 . ‘l‘114us RETURNS.~~

~~(3) QUANTITIE S OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF EXPORT, 1907.~~

~~How NnGru count Pnnax. SzmnooB.. 2A4A33. Total. ed. SEMBILAN.~~

~~Arecanuts Pikls. 19,439 ' 1,978 219 3,033 24,672~~

~~Blachan... I! 3,610 605 4,215 . Coﬁee !! _ 198 17,105 1,942 19,245 Copra. w n 32,910 15,193 142 1,031 49,326~~

~~Fish-.,Damar dry‘ !! 259 3,146 15 3,420~~

& salted I! 2,434 3,627 5 7 13,393 19,311 Gambier 6 9,346 24, 745 34,097 w 9.313 !! Oz. 62 12,915 12,977 Guttas ... Pikls. 94 51 80 8.3.8 1,033 Hides 2,341 821 133 - 313 4,133 !! ‘ Indigo . 3,053 4 3,057 _ 314,022 24 30 314,073 Pad: . . . .!! Cultivated rubber Lbs. 255,530 1,198,751 530,004 1,934,235 _ Pepper Pikls. 184 3,396 _ 5,705 9,233 Pigs .. No. 444 3,310 3,311 Rice Pikls. 4,933 1,626 244 3,303

~~Sugar !! 203,024 203,023~~

~~TapiocaTin !! 23,200 91,681 3,055 117,933~~

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