THE CENSUS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 76, 30 March 1901, Page 5

THE CENSUS.

TO P.E TAKEN TO-MOEP.OW NIGHT

j The census is to be taken to-morrow [■evening, throughout the whole of the '■ colony. The schedules should b.> . filled in to-morrow evening, and full i particulars must be given regarding i each person sleeping on the premises

■ that night. The sex, ago, condition as : to marriage, relation to the head of the house, profession or occupation, country of birth, length of. residence in the colony, religious denomination and education of all persons are to be filled in against each name. The papers will be called for on Monday next or as soon thereafter as- possible. Full in-

st ructions as to iho tilling" up of the I forms is supplied on the papers them- ! selves,. Mr John King isj the chief \ enumerator for l\\<?. Auckland district. AiP important oflieial notice respecting j Win census appears in our adverting i columns. It is an'nonueed that in !

• very instance where forms have not been left with the owners or occupiers of buildings, the Census Enumerator will, quickly despatch one. or move sehc/iules on reeVipi of verbal application, menus., letter, ielegram, or'telephone (to Central), and which in every ca.se can be sent free or marked collect. As many families may be going out of the city for the Easier holidays, it is urgently suggested that where pncli temporary absence takes place, ;iif forms may either bo posted to*.the Enumerator1 or left with his subotuei'i's. Any person refusing or neglecting to fill up the census schedules or withholding other authorised information is. under, the Census Act, IST", liable to a penally of Twenty Pounds.