STATISTICS OF NEW ZEALAND.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1408, 3 June 1865, Page 3

STATISTICS OF NEW ZEALAND.

The following returns, based upon the Census of New Zealand, taken in December, 1864, are extracted from the General Government Gazette, of May 18, 1865:— ft ~ § r§ S(J f 11 : J§ : W2 : M =1 gl* § g a 5 p l ®" : <■> §■& P - ■ * gsgj ' H is* ::::::::: a fo I? « Mj O 2221 : : :: : :: : : : 3 m >■ 0 CO M tO ~ , H ci to co os to ao to v\ Males. £ V 00 05 ® O 03.00 OS u 2 --I o to 03 OOS )£>■ <1 00 2 ■* CO CSgICPtOCSMtOtOOS O a OS M M M rt V to to'ce'k.la'w os .cemaies. a 01 >jo)hii)ooc o#> h 5 to CO (BQ3<I CO cn to 05 M & — 1 o M . « IS <1 CO M I— l m 1 M ODQO Totals. fc *cD O'O M Cn - 03 - £ M CW<KOO.Q<I»K) _ 2 . fcj o mm mm Total No. of - w <1 00 CO 05 tO to . T7I „„ J • L_| o osotso) mw m_oo « Acres Jbencod. H to waV os os h i-* 3 O W 03 O tO H- * 2 o, cn 03 co y Whpat ► ox co <j co ototo <r oo J-nvv neat. g m cio3to--ttotocsoi«i . ■"* os to ift g> i- 1 hco co a tJ . o y Cn to M . S W P J^PJ^^J 50 * W Tn Oota » 5 5? <r uats. M g M Mto OS 03 OS to M M <« g co oaMtococDOiOMM p. 5? ' H & mM In Barley. § , £ CO ' 00 03 CO MCO O H Ol 2 Q J b B ' § M ' I M In Maize. o H M Olf>MtOH 05 g M 05 Q Mo3tO 01 m o w 1-1 ™ O ~m oo Id <i moxto os toV In Potatoes. I d 8-«icientotOfcooscoM =i S co co os oi 00. to oi os <» d !i - g M oo mto m to la Garden or w , "en to "to to 03 CO 03 om o Or«>li9rd § S os oscooosip.totoasM wrcuaia. pj Q Q\ q " f £3 MCOtOMCD<rIn Sown 2 r Grassos § C 5 UIUSJSLS. w H-> 09 tb Q • g oo fca m h In other S mco cn <r"to oi oo ~<D f!rnns b. o, COCOOSMCCCtO 03 03 WOps. g — 0 oo 03 ts co oo Tolal under W m to cc coj» toj-" oijO <r p_ w o\ ©, M'O oo't oi v^rop. to if>. <r to oo'os oo m 05 oi r 1 <, CO 03 <r CO 00 O 05 CO OS •"! ■ -q (&. M M ' H CD Ml MPtoo3 to <J <» TT- „„ o r "t- "bi to oo <j oi •<» os -a if* -tLOiaes. j* o O 05 OS 03 CO 00 131 OS 00 S M COMQPOISOOSMIiO * g . Mules and - W 03 03 CS M M CO M ASSOS. . CO 03 O tO 05 OS CD O 03 S Cattle. ~ g 0 t3 «*ti VOOOIm mts § to 03 #>■ 05 00 to OI O to CO w m o pi 03 o: oi co o co ift- W — g . vt 2 o CO ~ M % h■* 03Mcsmif>.03MM<i bneep. w _ 01 r h3 O V "o M 03 03 to'o'cn'bs M 2 -J Ollf>-tO-j00»00l01 9 B> 03 w d ' 2 .to 03MM03-I, B o to<w"co oi oi o to woats. h M 03 Ol OS 03 td O M tO OS fT 03 O CS O tO M Oi <1 !»■ a> M M M <5 O MCSOO tO If'tO 03 03 p. t< oo baoVoHOMo J;igs. g CO I H 03 ItoOOOOOOO3OS 03 00 to g * 03 M " •a MOO <t Ox, u os oo oi oa ®oi Mjajt'jsi Poultry. OS Ol Ol 03*0 OI £ CD j£kCOlf^M<lOOC3<lO CO CO O Ol OS CO tO O H*The numbers of the Military and their families on the Ist Dec., were—Officers and men, 9,136; male children, 933; total males, 10,069. Women, 1,024; female children, 880; total females, 1,904. Total of the Military and their families, 11,973; making the general total of the European population 183,904, viz., 116,548 males, and 67,356 females. The numbers of Military Settlers and the Colonial Defence Force, included in the above table, were, in the aggregate, 6,382, viz., 5,139 males, and 1,243 females. Their distribution in the several provinces of the Northern Island on the census night was—Auckland: males, 4035; females, 1,089; total, 5,124. Taranaki: males, 969; females, 118; total, 1,087. Wellington: males,3s; females, 14; total, 49. Hawkes Bay: males, 100; females, 22; total, 122. Farther information will be found in the next table (No. II.) No return for the Chatham Islands has yet been received. The European population in 1861 was 50, viz., 27 males and 23 females.

Table showing the Population (op Eueopean descent) in the sepebal Electoral Districts in New Zealand. <8 . _<H fl Is . <8 os ° .2 a 3-i s.a"3 Electoral Districts. *-> t2 a §5*3 5 w ,® rh ° a o ft Ho H Mongonui 245 202 4-I*7 Bay of Islands ... ... 642 465 1,107 Marsden ... ... ... 1,420 1,085 2,505 Northern Division 2,282 1,284 3,566 City of Auckland East ... 2,064 1,679 3,743 City of Auckland West ... 4,617 3,591 8,208 Paraell 1,482 1,395 2,877 Newton 1,215 1,102 2,317 Pensioner Settlements ... 745 665 1,410 Onehunga 1,115 1,021 2,136 Franklin 2,073 1,409 3,982 Kaglan 2,429 1,437 3,866 Grey and Bell ... ... 191 98 289 Town of New Plymouth ... 1,633 1,283 2,916 Omata ... ... ... 51 3 54 Wanganui ... 1,429 990 . 2,419 Rangitiki 741 531 1,272 Porirua 1,256 971 2,227 City of Wellington ... ... 2,327 2,326 4,653 Hutt 1,112 952 2,094 Wairarapa 1,316 859 2,175 Napier 1,237 818 2,055 Clive 1,001 469 1,530 Collingwood 474 326 B^9 Motueka 1,149 976 2,125 City of Nelson 2,364 2,179 4,543 Suburbs of Nelson 406 347 753 Waimea ... 1,721 1,273 2,994 Picton ... 2,661 744 3,405 Wairau 1248 701 1> 0 49 Cheviot 3,919 1,524 5,443 Kaiapoi 1,896* 1,609 3,600 Avon 1,907 1,752 3,659 Heathcoto 2,864 2,439 5,303 Ellesmere 458 271 City of Christchurch "! 3,457 2,960 6,423 Town of Lyttelton 1,353 1,083 2,436 Akaroa 019 661 1,680 Timaru ... 2,355 1,122 3,467 Hampden 10.389 2,582 12,971 Bruce 7,391 3,734 J*'}™ Dunedin & Suburbs (North) 5,416 4,780 10,1^0 Duncdin & Suburbs (South) 0,349 4,705 11.1JJ Wallace ... 7,382 3,604 11,036 Totals 99,291 64,123 163,414

The above table does not include the Military Settlers, &c,, numbering in the aggregate, with their iamiiies, 6,382. The numbers ki the shipping in various harbours hare also been deducted from f respective Electoral Districts, so far as tamed from the returns yet received. Marsden ■ gonui: Males, 27. Bay of Is a?ds: M.,24. Marsaen •M., 10 ; P., 3. Northern Division : M., 48; F., L -fort Of Auckland M f 486 j 1T.,7. Oneliunga: M., 44, F.,

3. Franklin: M., 69 ; P.. 3. Eaglan: M., 139; P, 6. New Plymouth: M., 28. Wanganui: M., 7. Itangitiki; M., 3. City of Wellington: M., 80; F., 2. Napier: M,, 63. City of Nelson: M., 149; F., 9. Ellosmere (on board ships in Lytlolton harbour): M., 335; F,, 18. Duuedin and suburbs (North): M., 357; F., 28. Dunedin and suburbs (South): M., 135; F., 8. Wallace: M., 04; F. 1. The addition of the numbers of Military Settlors, &c. (6,382), and of the persons in the shipping (2,130), to tho above total for tho Electoral Districts (103,414), will bring out tho general total of 171,931, shown in Table I. as the population of the colony. 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W u Fw >■ to to to CO oMtoCO OCO W g & £ M CO M tO P'P I—l 01 00<»0000000hj • rp w — 0 to CO ■ M MO3 to MCO o a *-> cnj- 1 cop co oi 5 o 'bs M 00"to 000 >• p M M toto CO 05 03 O _ I_| GQ O 00 05 OOOCOMOS 05 to QC 1 hi lJ o o cocoMtowooMtoW § to CO CO S CO o o to O O O M O O hi • bJ __ _ 4 OO to M M Q H M MCO CJI <t K> £*00 O|w g t tr* f 1 CD ?• * 1 M CO to to to to to to OM W <3 -? CO $ : * &j n CO „ U 00 Ji® COtSCB OO £? o J7 1 pOO 00 OOJIO M g. - I "oi "bi co vih-""© oo"ii>.-~i0i,,, /->£. to K>.vitoooo3-<H-'o3oli a ' y>— os co co mooa>co«n oo 05 g_j ? t3 CO to OOtoMCO MCO O W Oj M M CO bp tO tO M 8 co o o oo o o o co © 05 Table showing the Numbers op Live Stock in the possession op Europeans, in the several Provinces of Hew* Zealand, in December, 1804. JS» Eo g crg.Ci'g-g E 3 2 111I II 2f*& 3b 09 Jr B m . 13* *4 ?" ■p «MP KJ cojo<i <r Horops ■ u,VAaco ' o 03 OS CO CO 00 Ol CO 00 M <OMQOcn<yQq3<rt>p — CO COOSMM co: M Mules and Asses. CO CO O CO 05 03 CO O w / . to >f». MOIIf' HMfr _g; CO OS 03 Ol Ol COjKP -rr„„,„J o Horned Cattle. to COIfkOSOOtOOIONCp HJ QglOil»OlWOCOIt> I to'co Ol 03 Ol lb. CI JSi Sheep. ococo co to o'bi'eo m ■sj oi^toMcccoooiOi CO S CO MM CO G t O tOMMcOOiOIO to vjoats. M COOl05COtOOMtOl» CO - OCOQtO MOS it> ' ' 05 ' M MM P MOJ OO fcO *3 CO W p; oo "qmoVohqmo - rl & 8, CO MO) to O WMSOJM 0 tooooooowoacoooto CO M M Moo<t MM*» © p OD pi COP Oi M OI PniiUrv 01 OSV~*"oi Oi"® © oi JTOUilry. co im it».M-a 03 05 <i o CO «POolQ3Cotofr.Oig> PILOT SIGNALS FOB THE WEST COAST. 1. Ball and red flag at mast-head—High water, take the bar. 2. Ball and blue flag half-mast. —Half-flood, wait for tide; wfeon the bar may safely be attempted at half-flood, tho red flag will be at mast-head. 3. Bull upon lower-mast cap with white flag—Ebb tide bar dangerous. 4. No signal—Do not attempt to take the bar. 5. Arm pointing to tho right hand entering from seaward—More to the south. 6. Arm pointing to the left hand entering from seaward—More to the north. 7. Arm up and down with signal mast—As you go. 8. When more than one vessel is crossing the bar tho foremost vessel will be piloted by the signals, the others following in her wake. On vessels arriving off tho bar, they are requested to hoist their draft of water by Marryatt's signals at the fore. A red light will be hoisted on the signal mast at night. On a moveable pole, in front of the signal mast, will be shown, if necessary, the set of the current on the bar, thus: — A red and white pendant, to the northward; a squaw yellow flag, to the southward.