STATISTICS IN CONNECTION WITHIMMIGRATION AND PUBLIC WORKS UNDERTAKINGS—Continued.

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STATISTICS IN CONNECTION WITH IMMIGRATION AND PUBLIC WORKS UNDERTAKINGS— Continued.

chased up to 31st March 1890 was about £646W0. The figures In this oolumn 2 (under heading 'Cash Hecelpts") are also exolusive of payments still to accrue In respect o£ lands purchased on deferred payment, which amounted, on 31at March last, to about £560,000.

f The figures In these columns are exoluiive of Improvements, estimated, aa near as can be cot. at £37,030,000 for 1878, £39,000,000 for 1883, and £41,000,000 for 1888. j Theßß figures are from property tax valuation In 1879.

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