BERAR MEMORANDUM.
115
Assigned Districts for the years 1873-74 to 1892-93.
AMOUNT OF LICENSE FEES.
AMOUNT OF FIXED DUTY.
TOTAL REVENUE.
QUANTITY SOLD (RETAIL).
Revenue per head of population, column
41 ÷ column 2.
Population per retail license, column 2 ÷
column 26.
Remarks.
On ganja.
On charas.
On bhang.
On other preparations of the
hemp plant.
Total.
On ganja.
On Charas.
On bhang.
On other preparations of the
hemp plant.
Total.
From ganja.
From charas.
From bhang.
From other preparations of the
hemp plant.
Total.
Of ganja.
Of charas.
Of bhang.
Of other preparations of the
hemp plant.
Revenue per head of population, column
41 ÷ column 2.
Population per retail license, column 2 ÷
column 26.
Remarks.
27
28 29
30
31
32 33 34 35
36
37
38 39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
4,317
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
4,962
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
4,333
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
4,251
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
4,187
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
4,057
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
4,456
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
4,812
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
4,614
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
644 10
4,560
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
722 0
4,568
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
757 16
4,499
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
888 23
4,439
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
763 38
4,432
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
838 3
4,424
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
750 0
4,553
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
939 23
4,568
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.
801 1
6,061
The entries in column 9
show in reality more than
the figures of actual
import, owing to the fact
that the entries in shop
books
do not keep
clear the transfers within
the province, and conse-
quently a certain quantity
of the original true im-
port comes to be shown
over and over again. For
example: A. imports 100
maunds from the Central
Provinces, he sells 75 of
this to B. B. shows 75
under import head. To-
talling these it would
appear 175 maunds came
in while in reality only
100 did.
Information for the first
two years (1873-74 and
1874-75) is not available,
and so all the columns
are blank.