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Land Settlement Reports Burma Akyab District. Amherst District Land Settlement Reports Burma Akyab District. MF-3960 reel 140. Report on the settlement operations in the Akyab District, season 1886-87 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by the Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1888. V/27/314/223 OCLC # 24160149 MF-3960 reel 141. Report on the settlement operations in the Akyab District, season 1887-88 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by the Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1888. V/27/314/224 OCLC # 24161496 MF-3981 reel 31. Report on the revision settlement operations in the Akyab District, season 1901-1902. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at British Burma Press, 1903. V/27/314/225 OCLC # 24204343. MF-3981 reel 32. Report on the revision settlement operations in the Akyab District, season 1902-1903. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the British Burma Press, 1903. V/27/314/226 OCLC # 24204365 MF-3981 reel 33. Report on the summary settlement of three cadastrally surveyed circles in the Akyab District, season 1903-04 [microform] : accompanied by map and four appendices. Rangoon : Office of Superintendent Govt. Printing, 1905. V/27/314/227 OCLC # 24204378 MF-15057 r.1 Report on the revision settlement operations in the Akyab district, season 1913-17. / Smart, Robert Baddington. Rangoon : Office of the Superintendent, Government Printing, Burma, 1918. Contents : 1, General description of the settlement area.--2, The people.--3, Agricultural.--4, Occupancy.--5, The expiring settlement.--6, The new settlement.--7, Miscellaneous remarks and suggestions.--Appendices.--Maps.; Includes notes, resolution and V (9) 4128 = V/27/314/228 OCLC # 85774574 Amherst District. MF-3981 reel 34. Report on the settlement operations in the Amherst District, season 1891-92. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1893. V/27/314/229 OCLC # 24204388 MF-3981 reel 35. Report on the settlement operations in the Amherst District, season 1892-94. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by Superintendent Govt. Printing, 1896. V/27/314/230 OCLC # 24204399 MF-3960 reel 16. Report on the settlement operations in the Amherst and Thaton Districts, season 1894-95 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1896. V/27/314/231 OCLC # 24210065 MF-3960 reel 17. Report on the settlement operations in the Amherst and Thaton Districts, season 1895-96 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1897. V/27/314/232 OCLC # 24210034 MF-4203 reel 19. Report on the revision settlement operations in the Amherst District, season 1906-07. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at British Burma Press, 1908. V/27/314/233 OCLC # 24172473 MF-4352 reel 66. Report on the second settlement of the Yelamaing, Kyaikmaraw, Kawkareik, Kya-in and portions of the Amherst and Moulmein Townships together with the first settlement of the newly surveyed areas in the above townships of the Amherst District, season 1910-12 [microform] / by P.E. Jamieson. Rangoon : Printed at British Burma Press, 1913. V/27/314/234 OCLC # 24179658 MF-13995 r.1 Report on the revision settlement of the Amherst District, 1930-33. / Binns, B. O. Rangoon, 1934. V/27/314/235 OCLC # 60594879 Bassein District. MF-3960 reel 142. Report on settlement operations in the Bassein District, season 1879-80 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the Govt. Press, 1880. V/27/314/236 OCLC # 24155966 MF-3960 reel 143. Report on settlement operations in the Bassein District, season 1880-81 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the Govt. Press, 1881. V/27/314/237 OCLC # 24155985 MF-3960 reel 144. Report on settlement operations in the Bassein District, season 1882-83 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the Govt. Press, 1884. V/27/314/238 OCLC # 24156135 MF-3960 reel 145. Report on settlement operations in the Bassein and Henzada Districts, season 1883-84 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the Govt. Press, 1885. V/27/314/239 OCLC # 24156144 MF-3960 reel 146. Report on settlement operations in the Bassein and Henzada Districts, season 1884-85 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the Govt. Press, 1886. V/27/314/240 OCLC # 24156146 MF-3960 reel 147. Report on the settlement operations in the Bassein and Thongwa Districts, season 1888-89. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by the Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1890. V/27/314/241 OCLC # 24172475 MF-3960 reel 18. Report on revision settlement operations in the Bassein District, season 1897-98 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1899. V/27/314/242 OCLC # 24210015 MF-3981 reel 36. Report on revision settlement operations in the Bassein District, season 1898-99. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1900. V/27/314/243 OCLC # 24204419 MF-4041 reel 30. Report on the settlement operations in the Bassein and Myaungmya Districts, season 1901-1902. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at British Burma Press, 1903. V/27/314/244 OCLC # 24199681 MF-4352 reel 60. Report on the second settlement of the main portion of the Ngaputaw Township and third settlement of the Southern portion of the Bassein Township of the Bassein District, season 1912-13 [microform] / by C.H. Duffin. Rangoon : Office of Superintendent, Govt. Printing, Burma, 1914. V/27/314/245 OCLC # 24179339 MF-4352 reel 68. Report on the operations of the third settlement in the Thabaung, Kyaunggon, Kyonpyaw and Ngathainggyaung Townships, and in part of the Bassein Township together with the first settlement of newly surveyed areas in the Thabaung and Ngaputaw Townships of the Bassein District, season 1912-1914. [microform]. Rangoon : Office of Superintendent, Govt. Printing, Burma, 1915. V/27/314/246 OCLC # 24199064 Chindwin District. MF-3981 reel 37. Report on summary settlement operations in the Budalin Township and part of the Kani Township, lower Chindwin District, season 1901-02. [microform]. Rangoon : Office of Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1903. V/27/314/249 OCLC # 24204429 MF-4138 reel 8. Report on the summary settlement operations in the Mingin Subdivision of the Upper Chindwin District, season 1901-1902 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at British Burma Press, 1903. V/27/314/250 OCLC # 24154863 MF-4203 reel 16. Report on the summary settlement of the Salingyi Township and portions in Kani and Pale Townships, lower Chindwin District, season 1901-1902. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at British Burma Press, 1903. V/27/314/251 OCLC # 24172468 MF-4203 reel 15. Report on the summary settlement operations in the remaining portions of the Kani and Pale Townships, lower Chindwin District, season 1903. [microform]. Rangoon : Office of Superintendent, Govt. Printing, Burma, 1904. V/27/314/252 OCLC # 24172463 MF-4352 reel 30. Report on the regular settlement of the lower Chindwin District, April 1906-June 1909. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at British Burma Press, 1910. V/27/314/253 OCLC # 24172151 MF-14921 r.1 Report on the first revision settlement operations in the Mingin township and original settlement operations in the Kalewa and Kelemyo townships of the Upper Chindwin district, season 1926-28 / by R. S. Wilkie. Rangoon : Superintendent, Government Printing and Stationery, Burma, 1929. Contents : 1, General description of the settlement area.--2, The people.--3, Agriculture.--4, Occupancy.--5, The expiring settlement.--6, The new settlement.--7, Miscellaneous remarks and suggestions.--Appendices.--Maps. V (9) 5593 = V/27/314/254 OCLC # 85775567 Hanthawaddy District. MF-3960 reel 185. Report on settlement operations in the Syriam Township, Hanthawaddy District, season 1879-80 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the Govt. Press, 1880. V/27/314/257 OCLC # 24205133 MF-3960 reel 186. Report on settlement operations in the Syriam Township, Hanthawaddy District, season 1880-81 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the Govt. Press, 1881. V/27/314/258 OCLC # 24160674 MF-3960 reel 148. Report on settlement operations in the Hanthawaddy and Pegu Districts, season 1882-83. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the Govt. Press, 1884. V/27/314/259 OCLC # 24172345 MF-3960 reel 149. Report on settlement operations in the Hanthawaddy and Pegu Districts, season 1883-1884. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at the Govt. Press, 1885. V/27/314/260 OCLC # 24172347 MF-4041 reel 16. Report on revision settlement operations in the Hanthawaddy District, season 1897-98. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1900. V/27/314/261 OCLC # 24199773 MF-4041 reel 17. Report on revision settlement operations in the Hanthawaddy District, season 1898-99. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by Superintendent, Govt. Printing, 1901. V/27/314/262 OCLC # 24199775 MF-3981 reel 38. Report on the revision settlement operations in the Hanthawaddy District, season 1899-1900. [microform]. Rangoon : Printed by Superintendent Govt. Printing, 1902. V/27/314/263 OCLC # 24204439 MF-4138 reel 9. Report on the settlement operations in the Hanthawaddy District, season 1903-1904 [microform]. Rangoon : Printed at British Burma Press, 1905. V/27/314/264 OCLC # 24154833 MF-4352 reel 52. Report on the third settlement of the Twante, Kungyangon, Kyauktan, Thongwa and Kayan Townships of the Hanthawaddy District, 1907-1910 [microform] / by R.E.V. Arbuthnot. Rangoon : Printed at British Burma Press, 1911. V/27/314/265 OCLC # 24181232 MF-15038 r.1 Report on the summary settlements of the Kadonbaw colony in the Hanthawaddy district, season 1916-17 / by Saunders, James St. Clair Rangoon : Office of the Superintendent, Government Press, Burma, 1917. Contents : Review.--1, General description of the settlement area.--2, Agriculture.--3, The settlement.--Statements.--Map. V (9) 4014 = V/27/314/266 OCLC # 85774604 MF-14925 r.1 Report on the summary settlement of the Yitkangyi and Singyun colonization areas in the Pegu and Hanthawaddy Districts, 1921. / Dwe, Maung. Rangoon, 1921. [V (9) 4451 = V/27/314/325] OCLC # 85775049 MF-14946 r.1 Report on the rent settlement operations in the Sittang South Colonisation areas of the Hanthawaddy District, 1925- 26. / Barber, R. C. Rangoon, 1927. V (9) 5062 = V/27/314/267 OCLC # 85775012 MF-3981 reel 27. Report on the third revision settlement of the Hanthawaddy District of Lower Burma, season 1930-33 [microform] / by U.
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