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TABLES TO ACCOMPANY THE MINKS STATEMENT

No. 1. Table showing the Quantity and Value of Gold and other Minerals exported during the Years ended the 31st December, 1918 and 1919, and the Total Value since the 1st January, 1853. The Coal-output is also included

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Name of Metal or Mineral. For Year ended the 31st December, 1919. For Year ended the , t ,^1? 31st December, 1918 ■om the 1853, to the nber, 1919. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. 'recious metalsGold Silver Oz. 320,210 453,567 £ 1,334,405 103,037 Ox. £ Ox. 11,987 42,391 li, 378,532 979,383 171,456 22,247,479 £ 88,128,359 2,561,285 Total gold and silver 773,777 1,437,442 891,370 213,847 44,626,011 90,689,644 klineral produce, including kauri-gum— Copper-ore Chrome-ore Antimony-ore Manganese-ore Haematite ore Tungsten-ore Quicksilver Sulphur (crude) Mixed minerals* Coal (New Zealand) exported .. Coke exported Coal, output of mines in Dominion (less exports) Oil-shale Kauri-gum Tons. £ Tons. £ Tons. 6 1,504 5,869 13 104 3,781 19,364 77 169 \ I 37,922 2,294 \ J 4J 2,122 13 T V 4,927 2,286} 5,772 57,049 2 », 182,603 227,228 5,033,017 70 146 16,798 1,851,647 2,303,149 45,007,671 £ 19,390 38,002 55,045 61,905 469 297,933 6,741 13,241 241,367 4,858,053 25,625 25,426,593 12 'l30& 29,489 4 ,619 1.089JJ 138,174 45 1,709,674 4,039 201,383 113 2,491,780 4,128 255,812 14,444 2,111) 157,313 360,420 7,236 18,581,064 Total quantity and value of minerals Value of gold and silver, as above.. 1,853,2504 2,987,247 1,437,442 2,089,212J| 2,734,062 50,527,2 213,647 49,632,664 90,689,644 Total value of minerals produced, including gold and silver 4,424,689 2,947,909 2,947,909 140,322,308 i,33 tons; also dressed marble nnd pum Iso dressed nil 4 Including lime, 19;*! tons; piimice-saud, 1,1 weight unspecified by the Customs Department. ,037 tons ; bi Liitding-stone i, 33 tons ; lice-stone of