STATISTICAL AREAS.
A HEAH.iIA NCEMENT. A supplement to the "Gazette" states that for various purposes (vital statistics, etc.) metropolitan areas have created at each of the four chief centres, and suburban areas at nine of the mere important secondary centres. .Each area i::. iuu<R, in addition to the central borough and suburban boroughs, a considerably «on-m;in:cipa!ised area adjacent to and contingent on the centre. At the census of 1916 (loth October) the populations of the various metropolitan and suburban areas were as follow?.: — METROPOLITAN AREAS. M.i'ee, Females. T!. Auckland .. .. -3'' 71,64:2 1"1 7 v9.^ Wellington .. ■ .. 4',5. ' 50,'296 9"i.'2oa Oiir-rt-e!)iircll .. .. 42.MG 49,983 '.42,4 j.'i Dunedin •• i'!.' l '."" 37,417 03,729 SUBURBAN Aiii AS. Gieborno .. •• ii,557 22,66-t Nfvpitf •• •• ' >.SO3 14,74:$ Ne«" Plymouth .. 3,134 9,795 Wangnnui .. -• 9.261 10,285 19.546 Palmerston North .. K.SS6 ".107 11,00?, Xciso.-t •• • 4,.">!t 5.336 9,B!)0 Viile'r* Bofou^bf.. 4,111 4,C10 5,354> Tiinaru " •• <5.860 7,579 13,3.::) Invercargill •• 5,c59 17,870
STATISTICAL AREAS.
Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15894, 7 May 1917, Page 4
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