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GIPE-071462.Pdf SELECTIONS FROM THE RECORDS OF'THE . BOMBAY GOVERNMENT , No. DCXXXII-New Series PAPERS RELATING, TO THE , , SECOND REVISION SETTLEMENT , ' OF THE , ALIBAGTALUKA OF THE KOLAB.& DISTRICT , [Prlce-'Re. 1 As. t; or 2s. M.] '\ '2so23IS2f11" _ ' ,"" " F, ," BOMBAY" 7) 4£.2 r ?',li~A,a: .• :t~i,', GO~ERN,MENT CENTRAL PRESS ,', ' ,1929 ' ' ." . -, ··'i '.> -,. '-, . ' , , ow the Sl1peri!lltendent of Government Printing and Stationery from theHigh¢ommissioner for India., 42 Grosvenor Gardens, ' , X723.23152 F9 "\1,l,':Lon<'l~,iorthrough any reco~ized Bookseller 071462 .. -. '.. ~ .. " I '1 .. - REFCI/{NCE O;strict Hood OINt., .,.<1. fant T... ~ ... .............. II • raM<, do d'! .. ............. E9 /'elha do do .. - ............... fill K.1ba ud Bin , ~~ ....... - .. - .... - ... .. .......... IE • ., ~:~=J:~~~. .. ..: .. ::::.:... : :: : :::::: ~~=::: : : ::: : : :.::: : ~ f'OII Oll!ce ...... _ ................ _ ........................ _. 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H-I-Rental value of Sweet Introduction .. • I Kharif lands .. 27 Poaition and Physical Features 2·4 Do. B-l.a-Rentalvalue of Salt Clima.te .. .. 5 Kharif lands .. 28.29 Rahlf.1I •• •. 6 Do. H.l.b-Renta.l value of Cultiv&tion a.nd crops .. 7 Mixed Kbarif (Sweet Communica.tioDS .. 8·9 a.nd Salt) lands .. 29 M&rketa a.nd Fairs •• 10 Do. H-2-Rentalvalueof Mixed Imports and Exports .. II landS .. 30 Manufactures and Industries 12 Do. H-3-Renf.al value of Rabi Population . 13 Ia.nds .. 31 Sohools &nd Education .. 14 Do. H·4--Rental va.lue of Health .• .. 16 Warkaslands .. 31 Live and dead stock .. 16 Do. D·S-Rental value of Baga- Water sur.P1y .• 17 yat landa •• 32 Value of and .. 18·19 Do. I-Price of Rice •. 3:1 Prices •. •• 20 Do. K-CoUection of assessment 33 Wages •• .. 21 Do. L-Effect of Revision Settle. Variations in occupied area 22 ment proposals .. 34·49 Revenue collections and Remissions .. 23 Do. L.2-Effect of Revision Coercive Measures . • . 24 Settlement proposab PToposed Grouping and Bates .. 25·28 for two Ina.m villageE 50 Additiona.I oess f 01' Bandb Repairs .. 29 Do. M-Showing viUa.ge populo.· Rabi and Wark&a . 30·32 tion and a.re&. of un· Pulan lands 33 occupied aB8essed Bagaya.t lands 34·36 cultiva.bleland .. 51·55 lna.m villagee 37 Do. N-Referencea t·o previous Pa.rdi lands .• 38 Settlementproposa16 55 Guarantee .. 39 Summary for Rice. Dry..crop and Bagait Ra.tes . 56 Kolaba Collector's memorandum No. S. R. V.·24.d.tod l.h.27th JuJ~ Appendb: A-Rainfall 14 1924. forwa.rding t.he revision pro. Do. B-D etails of cultivation posals with remarks . 57-t.i-l and cropa .. 15·17 Settlement Commissioner·smemora.n­ Do. D-Agricultural Stock 18 dum No. S. T .• 350. dated the 16th Do. E-Shopa a.nd Iud ustries .. 18 November 1924, forwa.rding the Do. F -Sources of W atel' supply. 18·19 revision proposals with rem.a.rks .. ti5.IHI Do. G-SeUing value of Sweet Memora.ndum No. S. R. V.-27, dated J(barlilands " 20 the 6th Je.null.ry 1926, from the Do. G-l-I\-,."ielling va.lue of Salt Commissioner.S. D .• sUbmit.tingthe Kharif Ie.nds .. 21·22 revision proposals wit·h remarks to Do. G-I·b-SelJing value of Government . ,0 (Sweet and Salt-­ Government Resolution, Revenue Kharif) Mixed land a. 22 Department. No. 1683/24,da.ted the Do. G.2-SelJing value of Sweet the 7th July 1926. passing orders (Kbe.rifand WarkalJ) on the revision proposals .. 71.72 Mixed la.nda .. 23 Revised Appendix L .• •. 73·11" X723.2 :,152A F9 71462- No. ~.1l.V.A.-28. From J. R. HOOD, ESQ., I.C.S., S~ttlem~nt Officer, Kolaba; To THE COLLECTOR OF KOLABA. S~olapur, 30th April 1924. Sir, • I have the honour to submit my proposals for the Second Revision Settle­ ment of Alibag Taluka. The total number of villages in the Taluka is 205 made up as follows :-. Government villages 195 Inam villages 7 Sharakati villages 3 205 , At the First Revision Settlement proposals were submitted and approved for the GovHnment and Sharakati villages, i.e., 198 in all. At the present revision I have bem directed to submit proposals for the scttkm€nt of the two Inam villages of Khar Narangi and KUrkunru-Koltt-mbi. Thus five Inam villag(8remain unsettled and my proposals in this report cover 200 villages. 1I.-Position and Physical Features. 2. Alibag Taluka lies on the W€st coast just south of Bombay. In shape it is oblong, averaging 21 miks from north to south and about 10 mills from cast to W(st, the total alya being 121,344 acres or 189·6 square miles. It is bounded on the north by BombayHarbour and the Dharamtar CIT ( k, beyond which lics Panvel Taluka, on thc east by the Aruba River which forms the Boundary between Alibag and Pen Talukas, on the south by Roha .T .. lukr. and the Kundalika Rivtor, and on the W(,st by thc Arabian Sea. 3. The dc·scription of physical fpaturE B givm in previous reports still holds good. From the sea the eye wandHs over a narrow belt of garden land lying along the beach, here and there broken by a few small creeks, behind which a range of hills id seen stretching from north to south as far as the I,ye can reach. From the east sailing up the Arulla. Riv('r the extrusive flats arc seen with the Kolaba hills starting up behind th!'m, and the little winding rivulets running down towards the fiats, where th(.y meet with the minor salt water inlets and became absorbed in the large Nagothua creek (i.e., the Aruba Riv(·r). The hilla view~d from the cast pr~sent a very bold and pictur!'sque app"arancc. On the. south the country presents utili mor~ bold and wild appearance : th" hillnrunning from north to south and from east to west are varied and irregular in their forms and covered with a dense jungle.
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