Statistics Regulations 1927 (Amendment) - Legislation

STATUTORY RULES.

1937. No. 95.

REGULATIONS UNDER THE CENSUS AND STATISTICS ACT 1905-1930.*

I, THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby make the following Regulations under the Census and Statistics Act 1905-1930.

Dated this first day of September 1937.

(SGD.) Gowrie.

Governor-General.

By His Excellency’s Command,

R. G. Casey

Treasurer.

Amendments of the Statistics Regulations.†

Parts.

1. Regulation 2 of the Statistics Regulations is amended by inserting, after the words and figures “Part 10.—Gold and Silver Workers.”, the words and figures “Part 10a.—Factories, Mines and Productive Industries.”.

Definition.

2. Regulation 3 of the Statistics Regulations is amended by omitting the figures “1920” and inserting in their stead the figures “1930”.

3. Regulation 4 of the Statistics Regulations is repealed and the following regulation inserted in its stead:—

“Forms—First Schedule.

4. Except in Part 10a of these Regulations, any reference in these Regulations to a Form shall be read as a reference to a Form contained in the First Schedule to these Regulations.”.

4. After Part 10 of the Statistics Regulations the following Part is inserted:—

“Part 10a.—Factories, Mines and Productive Industries.

Information to be supplied relating to factories, mines and productive industries.

“21a.—(1.) The proprietor or manager of any works, factory, mill, mine, premises or other establishment which is engaged in the production of any goods or services, or in which any productive industry is carried on, shall, when required so to do by the Statistician, or by a productive delegate to whom the necessary authority has been delegated under section 5 of the Act, fill up and supply such one or more of the Forms contained in the Second Schedule to these Regulations as is applicable in the circumstances.

“(2.) Every Form shall be filled up and supplied in accordance with the instructions contained in or accompanying that Form.”.

First Schedule.

5. The Schedule to the Statistics Regulations is amended by omitting the words “THE SCHEDULE” and inserting in their stead the following words :—

“THE SCHEDULES.

FIRST SCHEDULE. Reg. 4.”.

Second Schedule.

6. After the Schedule to the Statistics Regulations the following Schedule is inserted:—

“SECOND SCHEDULE. Reg. 21a.

* Notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on , 1937.

† Statutory Rules 1927, No. 1, as amended by Statutory Rules 1928, No. 3; 1935, Nos. 22 and 126; and 1936, Nos. 109 and 127.

3612.—8/6.8.1937.—Price 2s.3d.

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 1.—Boiling-down Works, Soap and Candle Factories, etc.

[Here insert heading in accordance with the footnote* hereunder.]

The returns are strictly confidential and will be used solely for statistical purposes. Under no circumstances whatever will particulars of any individual business be disclosed to other individuals or Government Departments.

Nature of Work Done (See Instructions, Clauses 3 and 4)

Name of Owner, Company or Manager (State which)

Trading Name

Postal Address of Works

Period Worked during year Months. (See Instructions, Clause 6.)

part a.—persons employed and wages paid. (See Instructions, Clauses 7 and 8.)

Number of Persons on Office and Factory payroll on pay day nearest to 15th of each month. (Working Proprietors and all persons engaged in selling and distribution are to be excluded).			Description.	Average Number of Workers.		Total Salaries and Wages Paid (to nearest £).
Month.	Males.	Females	Description.	Males.	Females	Males.	Females
193	No.	No.		No.	No.	£	£
July...............			Working Proprietors.............
August.............
September...........			Manager and Overseers...........
October.............
November...........			Clerical Staff..................
December...........
193			Engine-drivers and Firemen........
January.............			Workers in Factory and Works (Skilled and Unskilled)
February............			Workers in Factory and Works (Skilled and Unskilled)
March..............			Carters, Messengers and Others (excluding Delivery only)
April...............			Carters, Messengers and Others (excluding Delivery only)
May...............			Persons working Regularly at Home for the Establishment
June...............			Persons working Regularly at Home for the Establishment
Number on 15th June—			Total.................
Under 16 years 16 years and under 21 years 21 years and over				Total Wages, &c.
				Total Wages, &c.		£ (i)

* Insert whichever of the following headings is applicable:—

Municipality VICTORIAN STATISTICS. Class

Police Sub-District No.

Factory Return for Year ended 30th June, 19 .

Required under the Commonwealth Census and Statistics Act 1905-30, and the Victorian Statistics Act 1928. (Approved by the Governor-in-Council.) This form must be completed and returned, through the Collector, to the government statist, 295 Queen-St., Melbourne, c.1., not later than the , 19 .

Municipality/Shire QUEENSLAND STATISTICS. Class

Police Station No.

Factory Return for Year ended 30th June, 19 .

Required under the Commonwealth Census and Statistics Act 1905-30, and the Queensland Statistical Returns Acts 1893 to 1935. This form must be completed and returned to the government statistician, 108 George-St., Brisbane, B.7., not later than the , 19

District SOUTH AUSTRALIAN STATISTICS. Class

Date{} No.

factory return for year ended 30th June, 19 .

Required under the Commonwealth Census and Statistics Act 1905-30, by the Government Statist, Adelaide, as agent for the Commonwealth Statistician. This form must be completed and returned in the enclosed envelope (which need not be stamped) by

Local Govt. Area WESTERN AUSTRALIAN STATISTICS. Class

Police Sub-District No.

Factory Return for Year ended 30th June, 19 .

Required under the Commonwealth Census and Statistics Act 1905-30, and the State Statistics Act 1907. This form must be completed and returned, Through the Collector, to the Government Statistician, Cathedral Avenue, Perth, not later than the , 19 .

Municipality TASMANIAN STATISTICS. Class

No.

Factory Return for Year ended 30th June, 19 .

Required under the Commonwealth Census and Statistics Act 1905-30, and the Tasmanian Statistical Returns Act 1877 (approved by the Governor-in-Council). This form must be completed and returned to the Deputy Commonwealth Statistician, Box 67e.,G.P.O., Hobart, not later than the , 19 .

[Front of Form]—continued.

Part B.—Power Employed to Drive Machinery.				Part D.—Other Costs of production. (See Instructions, Clauses 12 and 13.)
Class of Engine.	Number.*	Rated Horse Power.		Power. Fuel and Light Used— (to nearest £)
		Ordinarily in use.	In reserve or idle*	Coal, Black	tons,	costing	£		£	(ii)
				„ Brown	tons,	„	£
				Coke....	tons,	„	£
		Horse Power.	Horse Power.	Wood....	tons,	„	£
				Fuel Oil..	gals,	„	£
				Electricity	K.W.H.,	„	£
Steam Engines:—				Gas..............		„	£
				Other (Charcoal, &c.)..		„	£
Reciprocating .				Water Used (including water rates and carting)		„	£		£	(iii)
Turbine......				Lubricating Oils........		„	£
Internal Combustion Engines:—				Repairs and Replacements—
				(a) Value of tools replaced (not forming part of permanent plant) £
Gas.........
Petrol or Other Light Oils				(b) Repairs to plant and buildings. Material (at cost) used by own workmen £						(iv)
Heavy Oils....				(c) Cost of repairs to plant, &c., done by other than own workmen £
Water......
Electric Motors:— Driven by purchased electricity †Driven by electricity generated in own works
				Non-returnable containers, such as wrappers, bottles, tins, bags, sacks, cases, casks, corks, labels, &c., and materials used for packing during year				£		(v)
				Materials used, treated, operated upon, or worked up. Total cost to you of all such, not elsewhere included, used in producing the articles included in output				£		(vi)
† Obsolete Engines should not be included. * K.W.H. generated during Year K.W.H.				Total of above Costs of Production (Items (i) to (vi) above)				£
Part C.—Value of Premises used for Factory and Works Purposes.(See Instructions, Clauses 10 and 11.)
				Part e.—Value of Output (Including Work Done) During the year.
Values.		Land and Buildings	Machinery and Plant.
				(1) Wholesale Selling Value (at works, exclusive of all delivery costs or charges) of goods manufactured, treated, or worked up during the year, including by-products (See Instructions, Clause 14)				£
At 30th June, 193 (or balancing date)		£	£
Add — Additions and Replacements during the year
				(2) Value of Other Work Done, in addition to the Manufacture or Treatment of the goods shown at (1), such as repairing and making up for customers, &c. : in these cases the amount charged should be stated				£
Total........
Less—Depreciation allowed during year

At 30th .June, 193 (or balancing date)
If premises or machinery not owned, state annual rental				Total Value of Output.................				£

For additional particulars required, see other side.

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 1.—Boiling-down Works, Soap and Candle Factories.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Boiling-down, Bone-milling, Oil, Grease, etc.

Particulars.

Quantity.

Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)

Raw Materials operated upon—

Carcasses treated—

Cattle (including Calves)......................No.

Sheep (including Lambs)......................No.

Horses...................................No.

Swine...................................No.

Fat, &c., from all sources........................Tons

Bones ground from all sources

From above carcasses......Tons

(Value included above)

Other.................Tons

Glue Pieces, Sinews, Horns, Hoofs, &c...............Tons

Articles produced—

Quantity.

Selling value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)

Raw Tallow...............................cwt.

Glue Pieces and Sinews.......................cwt.

Glue....................................cwt.

Bones, Horns, Hoofs, &c.......................cwt.

Gelatine..................................cwt.

Oil, Neatsfoot..............................gals.

Fish..................................gals.

Whale................................gals.

Acid.................................gals.

Grease...................................cwt.

Manures, Bone.............................cwt.

Blood............................cwt.

Mixed............................cwt.

Tennis Gut...............................hanks

Hides and Skins............................No.

Lanoline.................................lb.

Sausage Casings............................cwt.

Soap and Candle Factories and Tallow Refineries.

Particulars.

Quantity.

Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)

Raw Materials operated upon—

Raw Tallow...............................cwt.

Refined Tallow.............................cwt.

Alkali used for making soap....................cwt.

Soda Crystals..............cwt.

Wax....................................cwt.

Resin...................................cwt.

Copra...................................cwt.

Cottonseed Oil.............................cwt.

Eucalyptus Oil..............................lb.

Coco-nut Oil Refined.........................cwt.

Unrefined.......................cwt.

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Soap and Candle Factories and Tallow Refineries—continued.

		Quantity.	Selling value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Articles produced—	cwt.		£
Refined Tallow.............................	cwt.
Soap—
Household...............................	cwt.
Woolscouring............................	cwt.
Sand...................................	cwt.
Toilet..................................	cwt.
Soft...................................	cwt.
Soap Extracts and Powders.....................	cwt.
Candles..................................	cwt.
Glycerine.................................	cwt.
Soda Crystals..............................	cwt.
Cosmetic Creams...........................	lb.
Phenyle..................................	gals.
Wax Polishes..............................	cwt.

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 2.—Tanneries, and Furriers and Fur Dressing.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 2.—Tanneries, and Furriers and Fur Dressing.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Tanning, Currying and Leather Dressing.

Particulars.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)
Raw Materials operated upon—		£
Hides and Skins treated—
Hides—Cattle.......................................No.
Horse.......................................No.
Other.......................................No.
Skins—Calf........................................No.
Goat........................................No.
Sheep.......................................No.
Marsupial....................................No.
Reptile......................................No.
Pelts, treated........................................No.
Other materials used—
Bark—Wattle.....................................Tons
Mallet.....................................Tons
Other......................................Tons
Tanning Extract (Vegetable).............................lb.
Other Materials........................................	(Value only)

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Tanning, Currying and Leather Dressing—continued.

	Quantity.		Selling value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Articles produced—			£
Sole Leather, Sides..............................	No.	lb.
Harness, Skirt, Bridle, Stirrup, Sides..................	No.	lb.
Upholstery Leather—Whole Hide....................	No.	sq. ft.
Side.........................	No.	sq. ft.
Splits........................	No.	sq. ft.
Dressed and Upper Leather from Hides—
Sold by Measurement, Patent.....................	No.	sq. ft.
All Other...................	No.	sq. ft.
Sold by Weight, Waxed Kip......................	No.	lb.
All Other.......................	No.	lb.
Dressed Leather from Skins—Calf...................	No.	sq. ft.
Goat...................	No.	sq. ft.
Sheep..................	No.	sq. ft.
Marsupial...............	No.	sq. ft.
Reptile.................	No.	sq. ft.
All Other................	No.	sq. ft.
Upper Leather from Horse Hides—Patent...............	No.	sq. ft.
Dressed..............	No.	sq. ft.
Rough Tanned Hides—Splits—Dressed................	No.	sq. ft.
Rough Tanned...........	No.	sq. ft.
Other Products—Basils produced....................	No.	lb.
Pelts, pickled......................	No.	lb.
Glue-pieces, Fleshings, Hide-pieces, Fat, &c..		cwt.
Tallow..........................		cwt.
Neatsfoot Oil......................		gal.
Furriers and Fur Dressing.
Raw Materials Operated Upon.		Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)
			£
Australian Skins used—
Rabbit Skins...........................................doz.
Fox Skins.............................................doz.
Opossum Skins.........................................doz.
Water Rat.............................................doz.
Other Skins, (State kinds)..................................doz.
Imported Skins used......................................doz.
Value of Commission charged for work done £

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 3—Sawmills, Joinery Works, Case Factories, etc.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 3.—Sawmills, Joinery Works, Case Factories, etc.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Logging Operations and Materials Used.

1. How many men were employed in felling and splitting logs and getting them to your Mill? No.
2. For how many months were these men so employed during the year? Months Note.—If time was broken state actual working time in months.
3. Wages paid to the above men....................................£
4. All Other Costs (including contract costs) of getting timber (logs, billets, &c.) from the bush to your Mill (e.g., chaff for horses and bullocks, oil and fuel, &c., if mechanical transport is used) £
5. Amount of Royalties, Leases, &c., which you paid on Timber...............£
6. Total Cost of Logs when received at Mill (Total of Items 3, 4 and 5 above) £
7. Cost of other Logs and Timber purchased or taken from Stock for milling or further manufacture £
8. Cost of other materials used.....................................£
9. Total Cost of Raw Materials operated upon...........................£

Note.—Transfer Item 9 above to Part D (vi) on the front of this form. Timber-getters (Item 1) and wages paid to them (Item 3) are not to be included under Part A of this form. Likewise other costs shown in Items 4 and 5 must not be shown separately in Part D. By placing the total cost shown at 9 above in Part D (vi) as instructed, these costs will be brought into the return.

Sawmilling, Joinery and Woodworking.
Sawing Operations.	Logs and Baulks Treated.		Rough Sawn Timber produced therefrom—
	Cubic ft. (See footnote (iii).)	Value on Mill Skids. (See footnote (i).)	Consumed in Own Works.	For Sale or Addition to Stocks.
	Cubic ft. (See footnote (iii).)	Value on Mill Skids. (See footnote (i).)	Super. ft.	Super. ft.	Selling Value at Mill. (See footnote (ii).)
Local (own State) Origin—
Hardwoods...........
Pines .............
Other Softwoods........
Imported (interstate or overseas)—
Logs—Hardwoods.......
Softwoods.......
Baulks—Hardwoods
Sup. ft.
Softwoods
Sup. ft.

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Sawmilling, Joinery and Woodworking—continued.

Other Articles Produced.			Quantity.	Selling Value at Mill. (See footnote (ii).)
Hewn Timber—
Piles, poles, spars, logs, &c................................Cub. ft.
Sleepers, hewn..........................	No.	Sup. ft.
Palings, split...........................	No.	Sup. ft.
Shingles, split..........................	No.	Sup. ft.
Sleepers, sawn.............................	No.	Sup. ft.
Palings, sawn.............................	No.	Sup. ft.
Shingles, sawn.............................	No.	Sup. ft.
Pickets..................................	No.	Sup. ft.
Floorboards, Australian timber.................................Sup. ft.
,, Imported timber.................................Sup. ft.
Weatherboards, Australian timber...............................Sup. ft.
,, Imported timber...............................Sup. ft.
Plywood...........................................Sup. ft. solid
Veneers...........................................Sup. ft. solid
Doors, Door Frames, Sashes, Windows and Window Frames................			(Value only)
Architraves and Mouldings..................................Lin. ft.			(Value only)
Spokes, Rims (complete), Hubs and Felloes............................			(Value only)
Staves...................................................No.
Box Shocks.................................................			(Value only)
Boxes, Butter..............................................No.			(Value only)
Cases, Fruit...............................................No.
All Other Boxes, Cases and Crates..................................			(Value only)
Paving Blocks...........................................Sup. ft.			(Value only)
Wood Wool.................................................			(Value only)
Axe Handles..............................................No.			(Value only)
Broom, Mop, Tool and other Handles..............................No.
Wood Pipes...............................................No.
Clothes Pegs ..............................................No.
Firewood................................................Tons
Timber kiln-dried.........................................Sup. ft.				(Quantity only)
Total amount charged for kiln-drying (excluding cost of green timber)			(Value only)	(Quantity only)
All other products.............................................			(Value only)
Total Value of Output (transfer to Part E, Item 1 on the front hereof)

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at mill, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Timber and Other Articles Produced.—Values shown should be the wholesale selling values at the mill, excluding all delivery costs or charges. Care should be taken to exclude from the quantity and value of sawn output for sale timber which was used for further treatment in the same establishment (e.g., for milling into floor and weather boards) or which is included in the items listed separately (e.g., sawn sleepers and palings). The quantity of such timber should be shown as “Consumed in Own Works.”

(iii) Volume of Logs.—Compute full round volume by ascertaining area of cross section of log at a point equidistant from both ends and multiply by length of log.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 4.—Bacon-curing Establishments, Meat Works.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 4.—Bacon-curing Establishments, Meat Works.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at. Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Bacon-curing Establishments.
		£	Bacon and Ham—			£
Pigs Purchased No.			Made on Own Account
Condemned No.		(Quantity only)	lb.
		(Quantity only)	Made on Commission			(Quantity only)
Cured............No.		(Quantity only)	lb.			(Quantity only)
		(Quantity only)	Green Bacon Finished
Pigs and Carcasses Cured on Commission No.		(Quantity only)	lb.
Pigs and Carcasses Cured on Commission No.		(Quantity only)	Lard..............lb.
Pork and Green Bacon Purchased—			Tallow—Raw cwt.
Pork and Green Bacon Purchased—			Refined cwt.
(a) Produced within the State lb.			Other Products (Small Goods)		(Value only)
(b) Produced outside the State lb.			By-Products (Hair, Bones)...		(Value only)
Sugar Used (70 lb. Bags) No.			Value of commission charged for work done		(Value only)
Meat, Preserving, Margarine and Sausage Skin Establishments.
Sheep and Lambs Treated			Preserved Meat lb.
No.			„ Sheep and Ox
Cattle Treated—Forequarters No.			Tongues lb.
Cattle Treated—Forequarters No.			Margarine—Table lb.
Hind-quarters No.			Other lb.
Hind-quarters No.			Lard...............lb.
Pigs Treated No.			Edible Fats—Dripping lb.
Rabbits..............Pairs			Other lb.
Meat purchased, excluding carcasses above—			Tallow—Raw cwt.
Meat purchased, excluding carcasses above—			Refined cwt.
Beef............lb.			Stearine...........cwt.
Mutton...........lb.			Meat Extracts lb.
Sheep Tongues doz.			,,	Essences........lb.
lb.			,,	Pastes..........lb.
Ox Tongues No.			,,	Meal..........lb.
lb.			Fish, Smoked lb.
Fats Used..............lb.			,,	Preserved in tins and other airtight containers
Oils Used—Animal gals.
Coco-nut gals.
Cotton Seed			lb.
gals.			,,	Meal...........lb.
Olive gals.			,,	Pastes..........lb.
Other gals.			,,	Other..........lb.
Fish.................lb.			Oysters.............lb.
Oysters...............lb.			Crustaceans (Crabs, Crays, &c.) lb.
Crustaceans (Crabs, Crays, &c.) lb.			Crustaceans (Crabs, Crays, &c.) lb.
Crustaceans (Crabs, Crays, &c.) lb.			Beef Casings........cwt.
			Mutton and Lamb Casings cwt.
			Pig Casings.........cwt.
			By-products..........		(Value only)
			Other Products........		(Value only)

Note,—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form]

FACTORY FORM No. 5.—Butter, Cheese, Condensed and Powdered Milk Factories.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 5.—Butter, Cheese, Condensed and Powdered Milk Factories.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i))	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Creameries.
Milk treated for making cream for butter factory gals.		£	Cream sent to butter factory..lb.		£
			Sweet cream not made into butter lb.
Milk treated for making sweet cream gals.
Butter.
Cream received for making butter lb.			Butter made.............lb.
			Butter Milk sold gals.
Milk received for making butter gals.			Casein.................lb.
			Ice sold...............tons
(Butter Fat content of Cream and Milk) lb.		(Quantity only)	Dried Butter Milk made
			lb.
Other Material (Salt, Preservatives, &c.)	(Value only)
Cheese.
Milk used for making cheese gals.	(Value only)		Cheese made (green weight)..lb.
Other Material..........			Ice sold...............tons
Condensed, Powdered, etc., Milk.
Total quantity of Milk received at factory to make products shown opposite gals.			Sterilized Natural Milk
			lb.
			Concentrated Milk lb.
			Condensed Milk (Sweetened)
Sugar used..........tons			lb.
			„ „ (Unsweetened) lb.
			Powdered Milk lb.
			Malted Milk.............lb.
			Milk Sugar..............lb.
			Pasteurized Cream made
			lb.
			Ice sold...............tons
			Other Milk Products.........	(Value only)

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—The value of the Milk or Cream treated should be the amount paid to suppliers for same landed at factory, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—This value of the Butter and Cheese produced, as shown in Part E, Item 1 on front of this form should be ascertained by adding to the actual sales values the export bounty, and deducting any levy, together with freight, discounts, commissions, and all other selling or delivery costs or charges. The value of other articles produced should be the wholesale selling value at the works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 6.—Flour and other Grain Mills, Bakeries, etc.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No.1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 6.—Flour and other Grain Mills, Bakeries, etc.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i))	Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Flour and other Grain Mills.
		£				£
Wheat.............bushels			Flour, Wheaten
			tons of 2,000 lb.
Maize ..............bushels			Wheatmeal...........cwt.
Oats...............bushels			Rice................cwt.
Barley.............bushels			,,	Meal............cwt.
Rice...............bushels			,,	Flour............cwt.
Peas...............bushels			Maize Meal...........cwt.
Other Grains			Cornflour............cwt.
(state kind)—			Pea Meal.............cwt.
bushels			Rye Meal............cwt.
bushels			Rye Flour............cwt.
bushels			Oatmeal (including rolled and crushed oats) cwt.
bushels
Note.—The value of the above should exclude the value of the bags. When grain is bought and sold as such, the particulars should not be included in this return			Other Meals...........cwt.
			Pearl Barley...........cwt.
			Bran (state whether wheat or maize)
			tons of 2,000 lb.
			Pollard tons of 2,000 lb.
			Sharps and Screenings
			tons of 2,000 lb.
			Semolina.............cwt.
			Breakfast Foods—
			Made from Maize......cwt.
			Made from Wheat.....cwt.
			Other, n.e.i. cwt.
			Macaroni and Vermicelli..cwt.
			Starch...............cwt.
			Glucose.............cwt.

Chaffcutting and Corn Crushing.
Straw..............tons			Chaff...............tons
Hay...............tons			Crushed Grain tons
Grain—Wheat bushels
Maize......bushels
Oats.......bushels
Other.......bushels

[Back of Form]—continued.

Bakeries, Including Biscuits.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at. Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Flour used, 150			Bread, 2 lb. loaf No.
lb. bags ...........No.			Cakes, pastry, pies and puddings
Sugar used, 70
lb. bags ...........No.				Value only
Butter..............cwt.			Biscuits..............lb.
Margarine...........cwt.			Ice Cream Cones.......lb.
Dried Fruit............lb.			Ice Cream Cones.......lb.

Stocks on hand, 30th June, 19 : Wheat (including on Storage account) bushels.

Flour (do.) tons.

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 7.—Jams, Preserved and Dried Fruits, Vegetable Canning, Sauces, Condiments, etc.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 7.—Jams, Preserved and Dried Fruits, Vegetable Canning, Sauces, Condiments, etc.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See. footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works (See footnote (ii).)
		£			£
Sugar used...........tons			Jams, Conserves and Jellies lb.
Fresh Fruit used—			Jams, Conserves and Jellies lb.
Pineapples.......cwt.			Fruits preserved in liquid—
Other...........cwt.			Fruits preserved in liquid—
Fruit Pulp used—			Apricots........lb.
(a) Own pulping (as shown opposite) cwt.		(Quantity only)	Peaches.........lb.
(b) Purchased (or made in previous years) cwt.		(Quantity only)	Pears..........lb.
			Pineapples.......lb.
			Quinces.........lb.
			Currants........lb.
			Raspberries......lb.
			Other Small Fruits..lb.
Tomatoes, fresh.........cwt.			Other Small Fruits..lb.
Tomato Pulp used—			Other Fruits......lb.
(a) Own pulping (as shown opposite) cwt.		(Quantity only)	Vegetables preserved in liquid—
			Vegetables preserved in liquid—
			Asparagus.......lb.
(b) Purchased (or made in previous years) cwt.			Beans..........lb.
			Cauliflower......lb.
			Peas...........lb.
			Tomatoes.......lb.

[Back of Form]—continued.

Additional Particulars, etc.—continued.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.			Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Vegetables...........cwt.					Vegetables preserved in liquid—
Wine used for making vinegar gals.					Vegetables preserved in liquid—
Wine used for making vinegar gals.					Other............lb.
Peanuts (shelled).......cwt.					Vegetable Extracts......lb.
,,	(unshelled)......cwt.				Tomato Pulp—
Flour...............cwt.					(a) Consumed in own works cwt.		(Quantity only)
Cocoa Beans..........cwt.					(a) Consumed in own works cwt.		(Quantity only)
Coffee Beans..........cwt.					(b) For sale or addition to stocks cwt.
Articles Produced			Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote(ii).)	(b) For sale or addition to stocks cwt.
					Fruit Pulp—
					(a) Consumed in own works cwt.		(Quantity only)
					(b) For sale or addition to stocks cwt.
Condiments, Coffee and Spices—				£	(b) For sale or addition to stocks cwt.
Coffee...........lb.					Fruit Juice............gals.
Cocoa............lb.					Crystallized Fruit lb.
Spices............lb.					Candied Peel..........lb.
Pepper...........lb.					Fruits Dried or Evaporated—
Mustard..........lb.					Apples...........lb.
Curry............lb.					Apricots..........lb.
Ginger...........lb.					Peaches...........lb.
Vinegar (or Substitute) gals.					Pears............lb.
Vinegar (or Substitute) gals.					Figs.............lb.
Yeast—Fresh.......lb.					Plums and Prunes....lb.
Dried.......lb.					Other............lb.
Custard Powder.....lb.					Raisins...........tons
Saline Powder......lb.					Currants..........tons
Flavouring Essences..gals.					Pickles..............pints
Flavouring Essences..gals.					Sauces—Tomato.......pints
Peanut Butter.......lb.					Other.........pints
Icing Sugar........lb.					Soup—Tomato........pints
Starch............lb.					Others.........pints
Vegetable Extracts...lb.					Vinegar (or Substitute)...gals.
Meats Preserved.....lb.					Other work done (Packing, &c.).	(Value only)
Meat Extract.......lb.
,,		Essences......lb.
,,		Paste.........lb.
Fish Paste.........lb.
Baking Powder......lb.
Self-Raising Flour....cwt.
Self-Raising Flour....cwt.

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1. Articles received in bulk and merely repacked should not be included.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 8.—Ice and Refrigerating or Freezing and Chilling Works.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 8.—Ice and Refrigerating or Freezing and Chilling Works.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Ice and Refrigerating, etc.
articles produced, treated or operated upon.
Nature.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnotes.)
			£
Ice Made..............................................ton
Dry Ice Made............................................lb.
Amount received for Refrigeration................................		(Value only)
		Quantity.
		Frozen.	Chilled.
Carcasses Treated—
Sheep...............................................No.
Lambs..............................................No.
Cattle, forequarters......................................No.
,,	hindquarters.....................................No.
Calves..............................................No.
Pigs................................................No.
Rabbits.............................................pair
Hares..............................................pair
Poultry (state kind)—
pair
pair
pair
Butter Frozen..........................................lb.
Cream Chilled.........................................lb.
Milk Chilled..........................................gal.
Ice Cream Chilled.......................................gal.
Fish Chilled...........................................ton
(Details of value of output may be omitted from front of return.)

Capacity of refrigerating space cubic feet. Space used for chilling cubic feet.

General mean, or range of, temperature maintained or aimed at

Note.—(i) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges.

(ii) In establishments where sheep and cattle. &c., are slaughtered, and tallow, manure, &c., are produced therefrom, particulars regarding same should be furnished on special form provided for Boiling-down Works. (Factory Form No. 1.)

(iii) When chilling, &c., is done on commission, the amount charged for storage or work done should be shown above and included under Part E, Item 2, on front of this form. Commission rates should be quoted.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 9.—Breweries, Malt Works, Wineries, Distilleries, and Aerated Waters, etc.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 9.—Breweries, Malt Works, Wineries, Distilleries, and Aerated Waters, etc.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works excluding Excise Duty. (See footnote (ii).)
Breweries.
		£			£
Malt............bushels			Bulk (not including Bottled Beer)—
Hops...............lb.			Bulk (not including Bottled Beer)—
Sugar, 70 lb. bags No.			Ale.............gals.
			Stout............gals.
			Lager Beer........gals.
			Non-intoxicating Beer gals.
			Malt Extract............lb.
			Bottled (including value of Bottles)—
			Ale.............gals.
			Stout............gals.
			Lager Beer........gals.
			Non-intoxicating Beer gals.
			Waste Beer...........gals.		(Quantity only)
Malt Works.
Barley...........bushels			Barley Malt........bushels
Wheat...........bushels			Wheat Malt........bushels
Wineries. (See Special Instructions.)
Fresh Grapes, own Vineyard tons			Distillation Wine—
Fresh Grapes, own Vineyard tons			Exclude water used for leaching marcs—
Fresh Grapes, purchased.tons
Fresh Grapes, purchased.tons
Dried Grapes purchased..tons			From Fresh Grapes..gals.
Dried Grapes purchased..tons			From Fresh Grapes..gals.
Fortifying Spirits used pf. gals.			From Dried Grapes.gals.
Fortifying Spirits used pf. gals.			From Dried Grapes.gals.
Concentrated Grape Must added gals.			Beverage Wine (including fortifying spirits added)—
			Unfortified......gals.
			Fortified—
			Bountyable.....gals.
			Non-bountyable..gals.
			Concentrated Grape Must.gals.

[Back of Form]—continued.

Distilleries.

Raw Material Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See. footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works-excluding Excise Duty (See footnote (ii).)
Malt.............bushels			Spirits distilled during year pf. gals.	(a)	(Quantity only)
Barley............bushels			Spirits distilled during year pf. gals.	(a)	(Quantity only)
Rye.............bushels			Spirits manufactured during year into—
Maize............bushels			Spirits manufactured during year into—
Molasses............cwt.			Rum....pf. gals.
Raisin Wine..........gals.			Brandy...pf. gals.
Currant Wine.........gals.			Whisky..pf. gals.
Other Wine..........gals.			Gin.....pf. gals.
			Methylated Spirits pf. gals.
			Power Alcohol pf. gals.
			Spirits made for wine fortifying pf. gals.
			Other....pf. gals.

(a) The particulars of the number of Proof Gallon Spirits distilled should agree with the figures of the Excise Department.

Aerated Waters, Cordials, Cider, etc.

Raw Material operated upon—Sugar (70-lb. bags)					...............	No.
Articles produced—
Aerated or Carbonated Waters (syphons)...No.						gals.
„	„	„	(bottles).dozen			gals.
Cordials.............				(bottles).dozen		gals.
Pure Fruit Juices........				„ ...dozen		gals.
Syrups..............				„ ...dozen		gals.
Hop Beer.............				„ ...dozen		gals.
Ginger Beer...........				„ ...dozen		gals.
Other...............				„ ...dozen		gals.
...............				„ ...dozen		gals.
Cider and Perry.........				„ ...dozen		gals.
Vinegar..........................					...............	gals.
Ice made in Cordial Factories............					...............	tons

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Except in the case of wineries, for which see special instructions, the value of the articles produced should be the wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1. Excise Duty must be omitted throughout.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 10.—Coke Works.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 10.—Coke Works.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)
		£
Coal (for making gas or coke only).............................tons
Other Materials (state kinds)—

Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
		£
Coke, used in own works....................................tons		(Quantity only)
Coke, for sale...........................................tons
Coke Breeze............................................tons
Gas made—
Sold.............................................cub. ft.
Used in own works...................................cub. ft.		(Quantity only)
Lost.............................................cub. ft.		(Quantity only)
Total Gas made...............................cub. ft.		(Quantity only)
Tar, used in own works.....................................gals.		(Quantity only)
Tar, crude, for sale........................................gals.
Tar, refined, for sale.......................................gals.
Crude tar oils............................................gals.
Grease oils.............................................gals.
Solvent Naphtha..........................................gals.
Crude Naphtha...........................................gals.
Toluol................................................gals.
Benzol................................................gals.
Creosote...............................................gals.
Other light oils (state kinds)—
gals.
gals.
Ammoniacal liquor........................................lb.
Pyridine...............................................gals.
Carbolic acid.............................................lb.
Cresylic acid.............................................lb.
Sulphate of Ammonia......................................tons

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—The values shown should be wholesale selling values at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

(iii) Coal Used.—The cost of coal used for making coke or gas should be included on the front hereof under the heading “Materials Used”. Coal used for the production of power should be included under the heading “Power, Fuel and Light”.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 11.—Bricks, Pottery, Tile Works, Slate, Plaster Works, Cement and Cement Goods.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 11.—Bricks, Pottery, Tile Works, Slate, Plaster Works, Cement and Cement Goods.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Brick, Pottery, and Tile Works.

—	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Articles produced—		£
Bricks..............................................No.
Fire Bricks and Blocks...................................No.
Tiles—Roofing........................................No.
Flooring and Wall..............................sq. yds.
Stoneware Pipes and Fittings.................................	(Value only)
Terra Cotta Ware for building purposes..........................	(Value only)
Terra Cotta Ware other than for building purposes...................	(Value only)
Porcelain Insulators and Electrical Fittings........................	(Value only)
Other Porcelain Ware......................................	(Value only)
China Tableware.........................................	(Value only)
Other Chinaware.........................................	(Value only)
Sanitary Earthenware and Enamelled Fireclay for building purposes, including Sanitary Wall Fittings	(Value only)
Domestic Earthenware and Stoneware...........................	(Value only)
Other Earthenware, Stoneware and Enameled Fireclay................	(Value only)
Lime Works.
	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)
		£
Raw materials operated upon—
Limestone Burned......................................tons
Shells for Agricultural Lime...............................tons
	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
		£
Articles produced—
Lime Produced—Quick Lime..............................tons
Hydrated Lime............................tons
Agricultural Lime..........................tons
Slate.
	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
		£
Articles produced—
Roofing Slates........................................1,000

[Back of Form]—continued.

Plaster, Plaster Sheet, and Asphalt Works.

		Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)
			£
Raw Materials operated upon—
Sisalhemp...........................................tons
Plaster of Paris........................................tons
Paper and Paper Felt....................................tons
Gypsum............................................tons
		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
			£
Articles produced—
Fibrous Plaster Sheets.................................sq. yds.
Other Plaster Goods.......................................		(Value only)
Building and Roofing Material with paper or felt base............sq. yds.
Plaster of Paris—Consumed in own works......................tons			(Quantity only)
For sale or addition to stocks...................tons
Cement and Cement Goods.
		Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)
			£
Raw materials operated upon—
Clay Materials........................................tons
Limestones, Shell and Coral...............................tons
Gypsum............................................tons
Asbestos............................................tons
Reinforcing Steel......................................tons
Cement.............................................tons
		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
			£
Articles produced—
Cement, Portland, grey...................................tons
„	Coloured......................................tons
„	White........................................tons
Lime..............................................tons
Cement Building Sheets...............................sq. yds.
„	Pipes...........................................	(Value only)
„	Tiles.........................................No.
„	Posts, Poles, Piles...................................	(Value only)

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D, on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1. (See also Instructions, Clause 14.)

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 12.—Fellmongeries, Woolscouring and Woollen Mills.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 12.—Fellmongeries, Woolscouring and Woollen Mills.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (ii).)		Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works (See footnote (iii).)
Fellmongeries . (See footnote (i).)
			£				£
Sheepskins operated upon No.					Scoured wool obtained....lb.
Skin pieces...........lb.					Pelts produced.........No.
Soap used............lb.					Glue pieces...........cwt.
Woolscouring. (See footnote (i).)
Greasy wool treated.....lb.					Scoured wool obtained—
Soap used............lb.					(a) Consumed in in own works lb.			(Quantity only)
					(b) For sale or addition to stocks lb.
Combing.
Scouted wool used—					Wool tops—
(a) Own scouring (as shown opposite) lb.			(Quantity only)		(a) Consumed in own works lb.			(Quantity only)
(b) Purchased (or made in previous years) lb.					(b) For sale or addition to stocks lb.
					Nails—
					(a) Consumed in own works lb.			(Quantity only)
					(b) For sale or addition to stocks lb.
Spinning.
Wool tops used—					Yarn—
(a) Own combing (as shown opposite) lb.			(Quantity only)		(a) Consumed in own works lb.			(Quantity only)
(b) Purchased (or made in previous years) lb.					(b) For sale or addition to stocks lb.
					Waste—
					(a) Consumed in own works lb.			(Quantity only)
					(b) For sale or addition to stocks lb.

[Back of Form]—continued.

Weaving.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.

Quantity.

Cost at Works.

(See footnote (ii).)

Articles Produced.

Quantity.

Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (iii).)

Yarn used—

Woollen cloth and tweed...sq. yds.

Woollen and Worsted—

Worsted cloth..........sq. yds.

(a) Own Spinning (as shown opposite) lb.

(Quantity only)

Serge................sq. yds.

Flannel—

(b) Purchased (or made in previous years) lb.

For outer clothing......sq. yds.

For underwear (pure)....sq. yds.

Cotton................lb.

For underwear (mixtures).sq. yds.

Cotton, raw............lb.

Blankets..............pairs

Silk..................lb.

Rugs...................No.

Dyes, &c...............lb.

Shawls.................No.

Other (state kind).........

(Value only)

Waste..................lb.

Collar check, collar cloth, saddlers’ kersey and serge sq. yds.

Number of Machines used:—

Woollen Mills.............

Carding

Combing

Spindles

Looms

Overlockers

Gilling

Drawing

Mules

Twisters

Winders

Spinning Frames

Scouring Plants............

Bowls

Dryers

Stocks of Wool, 30th June, 19 —

Greasy lb.;

Scoured lb.;

Tops lb.;

Yarn lb.;

Sheepskins No.

Note.—(i) Work Done on Commission.—When wool is scoured on a commission basis, such wool is not to be included in the above return, but details of the quantities treated and the output therefrom are to be shown hereunder :—

Sheep Skins treated...........No.		Scoured wool obtained.........lb.
		Pelts obtained...............No.
Greasy wool treated...........lb.		Scoured wool obtained.........lb.
Rate of Commission per skin
Rate of Commission per lb. of Scoured wool

(ii) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(iii) Articles Produced.—The values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 13.—Smelting Works.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 13.—Smelting Works.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS’ DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Metals Extracted.
Metal.	Quantities of Metals Extracted from Ores, Concentrates, &c., the produce of—							Total.
Metal.	New South Wales.	Victoria.	Queensland.	South Australia	Western Australia.	Tasmania.	Northern Territory.	Total.
Gold...........fine ozs.
Silver.............ozs.
Lead..............tons
Zinc..............tons
Copper—
From blister and cathode copper tons
From ore........tons
Tin..............tons
Iron (pig)..........tons
Antimony..........tons
Antimonial Slag......tons
Arsenic............tons
Sulphuric Acid.......tons
Bluestone..........tons
Calcines...........tons
Cadmium..........lb.
Slime Residue.......tons
Other Metals
(State kinds)—

Fuel used in Smelting Furnaces:
Coal used tons;	Coke used tons;	Electric Energy consumed K.W.H.

Note.—(i) In cases where the smelting is done at the mine, the miners, miners’ wages, value of mining plant, or power used in the mines must not be included. The cost of mining, however, should be considered when valuing the raw material.

(ii) The value of output should be the wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges. Metals produced but not sold during the year should be valued at prices ruling at the end of the period.

(iii) The cost of fuel used in smelting furnaces should be included on the front hereof as “Materials used”. Fuel used for the production of power should be included under the heading “Power, Fuel and Light”.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 14.—Aircraft, Lead Mills, other Metal Works, etc.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 14.—Aircraft, Lead Mills, other Metal Works, etc.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Articles Produced.			Quantity.		Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)
Aircraft.
					£
Aircraft (complete with Engine)................................No.
„	(complete without Engine)..............................No.
Engines made (not included above)..............................No.
Assembly only (other than own manufacture)—
Aircraft..............................................No.					(Quantity only)
Engines.............................................No.					(Quantity only)
Maintenance and Repairs......................................		(Value only)
Lead Mills.
Lead Castings...........................................cwt.
Lead Pipes and Tubes......................................cwt.
Lead Wire..............................................cwt.
Lead Sheets.............................................cwt.
Gas Meters and Fittings.
Gas Meters made.........................................No.
Gas Meters Assembled (other than own manufacture).................No.					(Quantity only)
Gas Meter Parts and Fittings (not included in Meters made)................		(Value only)
Art Metal Works.
Pressed Steel Sheets for Ceilings, &c.........................sq. yds.
Art Metal Boxes and Kerbs.....................................		(Value only)
Sewing Machines.
Sewing Machines Assembled.................................No.					(Quantity only)
Other Metal Works.
Enamelware...............................................		(Value only)
Vermin Traps—
Rabbit.............................................gross
Rat and Mouse.......................................gross
Other.................................................		(Value only)
Ship and Boat Building and Repairing
		No.		Gross tons
Vessels built—Steel.......................................
Wooden.....................................
Small Boats less than 5 tons gross....................
Maintenance and Repairs....................................		(Value only)

Note.—Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1 on the front hereof.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 15.—Electrical Installations, etc., Wireless Apparatus.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 15.—Electrical Installations, etc., Wireless Apparatus.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Electrical Installations, Cables, and Apparatus.

Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)
		£			£
Dynamos—			Apparatus for telegraph and telephone	Value only
Alternators........No.
Generators........No.			Electric Cables and Wire—
Motors—			Plain..............	Value only
Alternating Current..No.			Covered............	Value only
Direct Current.....No.			Lead covered........	Value only
Transformers and Converters—			Measuring Recording Apparatus (including domestic meters)	Value only
(a) Above 20 k.v.a.—
(a) For use in supplying industrial power and light No.			Regulating, Starting and Controlling Apparatus	Value only
			Household Fittings (Switches, Fuses, &c.)	Value only
(b) For industrial use other than power and light No.
			Portable Tools and Appliances	Value only
			Small Household Electro Mechanical Appliances (not exceeding 33 lb. in weight)	Value only
(b) Below 20 k.v.a.— (a) For use in Neon signs No. (b) For use in radio transmitting stations, radio sets and electrical toys No.
			Other Appliances and Apparatus N.E.I.—	Value only Value only Value only Value only Value only
			(a) Electric Appliances for Motor Vehicles, Cycles and Explosion Motors (b) Electric Stoves, Ranges and Cookers (c) Other Domestic cooking appliances (d) Electric Heating apparatus (e) Other (Neon Signs, &c.)
(c) For industrial use other than supply of power and light No.

Electric Batteries, Dry No.
Accumulators (Automobile, Radio) No.
Bulbs and small Tubes for electric light (complete) Gross

[Back of Form]—continued.

Wireless Apparatus.

Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote)
Domestic Receiving Sets—		£
Cabinets made (Total)...................................No.
Chassis made (Total)....................................No.
Complete Sets Assembled.................................No.		(Quantity only)
		(Quantity only)
Wireless Valves for Receiving Sets............................Gross
Parts for Receiving Sets.......................................	(Value only)
Wireless Transmitting Apparatus.................................	(Value only)
Other Wireless Apparatus......................................	(Value only)

Note.—Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1 on the front hereof.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 16.—Glass Works, Match Factories and Oils (Vegetable and Mineral).

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 16.—Glass Works, Match Factories and Oils (Vegetable and Mineral)

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.				Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. See footnote (ii).)
Glass Works (Including Bottles).
		£						£
Sand..............tons			Plate and Sheet Glass—
Soda Ash...........tons			Plain Clear Sheet sq. ft.
			Figured Rolled sq. ft.
			Glass Bricks...........No.
			„	Roofing Tiles......No.
			„	Blocks...........No.
			Opal Glass Wall Tiles sq. yds.
			Crystal Glass Cut..........				(Value only)
			„		„	Plain.........	(Value only)
			Glassware other than items above				(Value only)

[Back of Form]—continued.

Matches.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
					£
			Matches—
			Paper..........million
			Wax gross boxes
			Wooden gross boxes
Oils, Vegetable (Including Oilcake).
		£			£
Berries (Olive)........cwt.			Acid Oil............tons
Castor Oil Beans......tons			Castor Oil...........gals.
Copra..............tons			Coco-nut (Copra) Oil—
Cotton Seed...........lb.			Refined..........tons
Linseed.............tons			Unrefined........tons
Palm Kernels.........tons			Cotton Seed Cake and Meal tons
Peanuts (unshelled)......lb.			Cotton Seed Cake and Meal tons
Sandalwood..........cwt.			Cotton Seed Oil.......tons
			Essential Oils—
			Citrus.............lb.
			Other.............lb.
			Eucalyptus Oil..........lb.
			Linseed Cake and Meal tons
			Linseed Oil..........gals.
			Olive Oil............gals.
			Palm Oil............tons
			Peanut Oil...........gals.
			Sandalwood Oil.........lb.
			Soya Bean Oil........gals.
Oils, Mineral.
		£			£
Crude Oil treated......tons			Petrol..............gals.
			Fuel Oil............tons
			Lubricating Oil........gals.
			Kerosene............gals.
			Grease...............lb.

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 17.—Chemicals, Drugs and Medicines and Chemical Fertilizers.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 17.—Chemicals, Drugs and Medicines and Chemical Fertilizers.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Particulars.	Quantity.		Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Particulars.		Consumed in own Works.	For Sale or Addition to Stocks.
						Quantity.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See foot note (ii)
Chemicals, Drugs and Medicines.
		£						£
Raw Materials Operated
Upon—				Articles Produced—continued.
Limestone........tons
Sea Salt..........cwt.				Acid—Acetic.........lb.
Particulars.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)		Carbolic.......lb.
				Citric.........lb.
				Cresylic........lb.
				Hydrochloric....lb.
				Nitric.........lb.
				Sulphuric.......lb.
				Tartaric........lb.
		£		Bismuth Salts...........lb.
Articles Produced—				Copper Sulphate.........lb.
Acetylene Gas....cub. ft.				Hydrogen Peroxide
Carbonic Acid Gas				gals.
cub. ft.				Magnesium Sulphate
Oxygen.........cub. ft.				cwt.
Cosmetic Creams cwt.				Sodium Bicarbonate lb.
Essences (Flavouring)	Value only			„	Borate (Refined Borax) lb.

Iodine............lb.				„	Carbonate (Soda Ash) tons
Pharmaceutical Products	Value only
				„	Carbonate (Crystals) cwt.
Tooth Paste..........	Value only			„	Hydroxide (Caustic Soda) lb.

Disinfectants (including Phenyle)	Value only			„	Silicate lb.
				„	Sulphate (Salt Cake) lb.
Insecticides..........	Value only			„	Sulphate (Glaubers Salts) lb.
				„	Thiosulphate (Hypo.) lb.

[Back of Form]—continued.

Chemical Fertilizer Works.

Particulars.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See. foot note (i).)	Particulars	Consumed in own Works.	For Sale or Addition to Stocks.
Particulars.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See. foot note (i).)	Particulars	Quantity.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
		£				£
Raw Materials Operated Upon—			Ground Phosphate tons
Raw Materials Operated Upon—			Muriate, of Potash......tons
Acetate of Soda cwt.			Nitrate of Soda........tons
Meat Works Refuse (Offal, &c.) tons			Superphosphate.......tons
Meat Works Refuse (Offal, &c.) tons			Sulphate of Ammonia
Muriate of Potash cwt.			tons
Sulphate of Potash			Sulphuric Acid........cwt.
tons			Complete Manures.....tons
Phosphate Rock tons			Super Mixtures........tons
Pyrites.........tons
Sulphate of Ammonia			Poisons................	..	Value only
cwt.					Value only
Sulphur.........cwt.			Sprays.................	..	Value only
Nitrate of Soda.—					Value only
(a) Own manufacture (as shown opposite) cwt.			Weed Killers............	..	Value only
					Value only

(b) Purchased (or made in previous years
cwt.
Sulphuric Acid—
(a) Own manufacture (as shown opposite) cwt.		Quantity only
(b) Purchased (or made in previous years)
cwt.
Others (state kinds)—

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 18.—White Lead, Paints and Varnish; Explosives; and Inks, Polishes, etc.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form]

FACTORY FORM No. 18.—White Lead, Paints and Varnish; Explosives; and Inks, Polishes, etc.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

White Lead, Paints and Varnish.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.		Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works (See footnote (ii).)
			£			£
White Lead..........cwt.				Paints—
Zinc Oxide..........cwt.				Water..............lb.
Linseed Oil..........gals.				Oil...............gals.
Whiting............ton				Ready Mixed........gals.
				Other.............gals.
				Colours.............lb.
				Varnishes...........gals.
				Kalsomine.............lb.
				Lacquer Nitro-Cellulose—
				Clear.............gals.
				Colours............gals.
				Lacquer Thinners......gals.
				Enamels............gals.
				Stains (Oil, Spirit, Varnish and Creosote) gals.
				Red Lead............cwt.
				White Lead..........cwt.
				Zinc Oxide...........cwt.
				Putty...............cwt.
				Polishes...............	(Value only)
Explosives.
Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)		Articles Produced.	Quantity.		Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
		£					£
Ammunition—				Gunpowder...........cwt.
Detonators..........No.				Nitrate Mixtures.........lb.
Percussion Caps No.				Nitro-Compounds—
Railway Fuses No.				Cordite.............cwt.
Safety Cartridges No.				Dynamites..........cwt.
Safety Fuse.........ft.				Gelatine Dynamites
Sporting Cartridges Filled				cwt.
100’s				Monobels...........cwt.
Fireworks..............	(Value only)			Chlorate Mixtures cwt.
				Mercury Fulminates cwt.

[Back of Form]—continued.

Inks, Polishes, etc.

Articles Produced.	Selling Value at. Works. (See footnote (ii).)	Articles Produced.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
	£		£
Printing and Writing Inks—		Polishes—
Printing and Lithographic Ink....		Automobile................
Writing Ink................		Floor—Wax (solid)..........
Printers’ Rollers..............		Wax and Polish (liquid)..
Mucilage...................		Brass....................
Paste......................		Furniture.................
		Silver....................
		Boot and Shoe Polishes and Dressings
		Stove....................
		Dyes......................

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 19—Boot Factories and Saddlery, Harness, Bags, Trunks, etc.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 19—Boot Factories and Saddlery, Harness, Bags, Trunks, etc.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Boots and Shoes, Boot Repairing and Boot Accessories.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works (See footnote (i).)
Leather used—Sole.........................................lb.		£
Upper......................................sq. ft.
Felt Piece Goods.......................................sq. yds.
Other materials used, Grindery, &c.................................	(Value only)

[Back of Form]—continued.

Boots and Shoes, Boot Repairing and Boot Accessories—continued.

Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
		£
Boots, Leather—Men’s...................................pairs
Women’s.................................pairs
Children’s (Up to and including size 2).............pairs
Shoes, Leather—Men’s...................................pairs
Women’s.................................pairs
Children’s (Up to and including size 2).............pairs
Boots and Shoes, Other than Leather—Men’s.....................pairs
Women’s..................pairs
Children’s (Up to and including size 2)....................pairs
Slippers, Felt—Men’s....................................pairs
Women’s..................................pairs
Children’s (Up to and including size 2)..............pairs
Slippers, Leather—Men’s..................................pairs
Women’s...............................pairs
Children’s (Up to and including size 2)............pairs
Uppers made for sale.....................................pairs
Soles made for sale......................................pairs
Boot and Shoe Accessories....................................	(Value only)
Saddlery, Harness, Bags, Trunks, etc.
Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity,	Cost at Works (See footnote (i).)
		£
Harness, &c., Leather......................................lb.
Belting Leather..........................................lb.
Other Leather from Hides—Sold by weight........................lb.
Sold by measurement..................sq. ft.
Dressed Leather from Skins—Calf............................sq. ft.
Goat...........................sq. ft.
Sheep...........................sq. ft.
Fittings and Internal Furnishings for Bags and Trunks...................	(Value only)
Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works.(See footnote (ii).)
		£
Harness—Single Set.......................................No.
Double Set......................................No.
Collars ........................................No.
Parts............................................	(Value only)
Saddles...............................................No.
Trunks of all kinds........................................No.
Suitcases..............................................No.
Handbags..............................................No.
School Bags............................................No.
Machine Belting..........................................lb.
Leather Coats...........................................No. Leather Gloves—Dress..................................doz. prs.
Working................................doz. prs.

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form]

FACTORY FORM No. 20.—Specialized Iron and Steel Works, Railway and Tramway Workshops.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 20.—Specialized Iron and Steel Works, Railway and Tramway Workshops.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Articles Produced.			Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)
				£			£
Railway and Tramway Workshops—					Wire and Wire Working—contd.
Railway Locomotives—					Wire, Other Iron and Steel tons
Steam including Tender........No.					Wirenetting.......tons
Electric.........No.					Wire, Woven, Fencing
Other...........No.					tons
Railway Cars and Wagons—					„ „ Other,
					Fine
Passenger Cars....No.			„		Mesh
Other..........No.					tons
Tramway Cars......No.					,, Gates.....	Value only
Trolley Cars........No.					Steel Wire cable and ropes.........tons
(See also under Miscellaneous.)
					Nails............tons
Stoves and Ovens—					Railway and deck spikes........tons
Stoves (Cooking), Wood,
,,	Coal and Coke Burning No				Steel fence posts....tons
					Pipes, Tubes and Fittings—
,,	(Cooking), Gas
	No.				Pipes—
,,	,,	Electric..No			(a) Wrought welded— Black.......tons Galvanized tons
,,	(Heating) No.
Wire and Wire Working—					(b) Cast.........tons
					(c) Seamless steel
Fencing Wire, Gauges 8–14, Galvanized					tons
					Light steel tubing, cold-formed, welded or not............ tons
tons
Fencing Wire, Gauges 8–14, Plain Black
					Boiler tubes........tons
tons					Pipe fittings—
Fencing Wire, Barbed, Galvanized tons					(a) Wrought......tons
					(b) Malleable.....tons
					(c) Cast-iron......tons
					(d) Steel.........tons

[Back of Form]—continued

Specialized Iron and Steel Works, &c.—continued.

Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)	Articles Produced	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)
		£
Iron and Steel Sheets—			Frabricated Structural steel.tons	*
Plain steel sheets (not coated)—			Agricultural implements	*
(a) Automobile body			Tinsmithing.........	*
(a) Automobile body			Meters and meter fittings
tons			Non-ferrous metals and Products.........	* *
(b) Other (under ⅛”)			Cutlery, small tools, &c.
tons			Cutlery, small tools, &c.
Galvanized sheets—			Boilers and Engines (all kinds)...........	*
(a) Plain.........tons			Machinery (including household)	*
(b) Corrugated tons			Machinery (including household)
Galvanized hoops, bands and strips tons			Other Important Products (state kinds)—
Galvanized hoops, bands and strips tons			Other Important Products (state kinds)—	*
Pressed steel sheets for ceilings sq. yds.
Pressed steel sheets for ceilings sq. yds.
Miscellaneous—				*
Furniture of iron and steel	Value			*
	only
Metal window frames	Value only			*
Lawn mowers......No.
Bolts and nuts....tons				*
Washers.........tons
Screws..........cwt.				*
Springs—
(a) Automobile....tons				*
(b) Other (except wire) tons
(b) Other (except wire) tons				*
Finished axles (rolled or forged)—
Finished axles (rolled or forged)—				*
(a) Automobile tons
(b) Other........tons				*
Finished tyres and wheels.tons
Finished tyres and wheels.tons			* State total value only of all such products.

Note.—Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1, on the front hereof.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 21.—General Engineering, Agricultural Implements, Tin-Smithing, Brass and Copper, etc.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 21.—General Engineering, Agricultural Implements, Tin-Smithing, Brass and Copper, etc.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.				Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (i).)
								£
		£	Finished Axles (rolled or
Steam Boilers—			forged)—
(a) Water Tube........No.			(a) Automobile tons
(b) Other............No.			(b) Other.......tons
Steam Engines without			Finished Tyres and
boilers.............No.			Wheels.........tons
Boiler Tubes...........tons			Fabricated Structural
Internal Combustion Engines (excluding motor car and motorcycle engines)—			Steel...........tons
			Cutlery, Small Tools,
			&c.—
			Knives, Household
(a) Crude Oil........No.			doz.
(b) Petrol...........No.			,,			Other doz.
Marine Engines—			Forks, Household doz.
(a) Steam............No.			Spoons, Household
(b) Crude Oil..........No.			doz.
(c) Petrol............No.			Picks No.
Road Rollers...........No.			Spades and Shovels
Turbines, Steam and Water ...............			No.
Turbines, Steam and Water ...............	Value only		Forks (Garden or
Mining and Excavating	Value only		Farm)..........No.
Machinery............	Value only		Hoes...........No.
Sugar Machinery..........	Value only		Rakes..........No.
Weighing Machinery and			Axes...........No.
Appliances............	Value only		Mattocks........No.
Laundry Machinery	Value only		Adzes..........No.
(other than household)	Value only		Razor Blades........				Value only
Refrigerating Machinery
(other than household)	Value only
Woodworking Machinery	Value only		Meters and Meter
Metalworking Machinery	Value only		Fittings—
Printing Machinery........	Value only		Gas Meters Complete
Textile Machinery.........	Value only		No.
Household Machinery—			Water Meters Complete
Refrigerators.........No.			No.
Washing............No.			Electric Meters Complete No.
Ironing.............No.			Electric Meters Complete No.
Other................	Value only		Other Meters Complete
Furniture of Iron and			No.
Steel................	Value only		Meter Part				Value only
Metal Window Frames......	Value only		Non-ferrous Metals—				Value only
Pressed Steel Sheets for Ceilings, &c. sq. yds.	Value only		Brass Rods cwt.
Pressed Steel Sheets for Ceilings, &c. sq. yds.			,,	Pipes and Tubes
Lawnmowers..........No.			,,	cwt.
Bolts and Nuts tons			,,	Sheets cwt.
Washers..............tons			,,	Bolts and Nuts
Screws ..............cwt.			cwt.
Railway and Deck Spikes			Copper Rods cwt.
tons			,,		Pipes and Tubes
Springs—					cwt.
(a) Automobile tons			,,		Sheets cwt.
(b) Other (except wire)			,,		Bolts and Nuts
tons			cwt.

[Back of Form]—continued.

General Engineering, &c.—continued

Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works (See footnote (i))
			£		£
Non-ferrous Metals—
Brass and Copper				Harvesting—
Utensils...........		Value only		Harvesters (Complete).No.
Aluminium Rods cwt.
,,	Pipes and			Reapers and Binders
	Tubes			No.
	cwt.			Threshers No.
,,	Sheets			Combines No.
	cwt.			Parts.................	Value only
,,	Utensils...	Value only		Windmills...........No.
Non-ferrous Alloy Steam, Gas and Water Fittings				Chaffcutters..........No.
		Value only		Tractors............No.
				Milking Machines No.
Non-ferrous Alloy Window and Door Fittings				Milking Machines Parts	Value only
		Value only		Dairy and Butter
				Making Machinery and equipment
				Making Machinery and equipment	Value only
Agricultural Implements				Tinsmithing—
(see footnote (ii).)—				Milk Cans..........No.
Tillage—				Packers’ Cans.........	Value only
Ploughs ..........No.				Household Utensils of Sheet Iron and Steel
Cultivators No.				Household Utensils of Sheet Iron and Steel	Value only
Harrows..........No.				Stoves and Ovens........	*
Parts..............		Value only		Wire and Wire Products	*
				Pipes, Tubes and Fittings of Iron and Steel
Seeding and Planting—				Pipes, Tubes and Fittings of Iron and Steel	*
Drills of all kinds				Iron and Steel Sheets (galvanized and plain)
No.				Iron and Steel Sheets (galvanized and plain)	*
Other Planters No.
Parts..............		Value only		* State total value only of all such products.
				* State total value only of all such products.

Note.—(i) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1 on the front hereof.

(ii) Assembly of Agricultural Implements.—The number of complete implements assembled from parts imported from overseas should be included here, and the letter “A” (denoting assembly only) placed in the value column. Implements assembled from parts manufactured in other States of the Commonwealth should not be included. See also “General Instructions”. Clause 13.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 22.—Motor Vehicles, Motor Cycles, Cycles and Accessories.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 22.—Motor Vehicles, Motor Cycles and Accsesories.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)
Motor Vehicles—Construction of Chassis.
		£
Chassis made—car.......................................No.
,, ,, commercial.................................No.
Assembly of Motor Cars.
Chassis (including engines) assembled—
Imported—car........................................No.		(Quantity only)
,, truck......................................No.		(Quantity only)
Local Manufacture—car.................................No.		(Quantity only)
,, ,, truck................................No.		(Quantity only)
Motor Vehicles—Body Building.
Bodies made—Sedans.....................................No.		£
,, ,, Coupes.....................................No.
,, ,, Tourers....................................No.
,, ,, Roadsters...................................No.
,, ,, Passenger Buses...............................No.
,, ,, Trucks (with cab)..............................No.
,, ,, ,, (without cab)............................No.
,, ,, Utilities....................................No.
,, ,, Vans......................................No.
,, ,, Trailers....................................No.
,, ,, Other......................................No.
Motor Cycles and Sidecars.
		£
Sidecars made..........................................No.
Engines made...........................................No.
,, assembled.......................................No.		(Quantity only)
Cycles—Foot and Hand Driven.
		£
Complete Cycles made.....................................No.
Parts made...............................................	(Value only)

[Back of Form]—continued.

Motor Accessories.

Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)
			£
Axles........................................	No.
Springs.......................................	No.
Bumpers and Bumperettes..........................	No.
Wheels.......................................	No.
Radiators—Shell................................	No.
Cores................................	No.
Spark Plugs....................................	No.
Shock Absorbers................................	No.
Pistons.......................................	No.
Piston Rings...................................	No.
Sleeves.......................................	No.
Gears....................................................		(Value only)

Note.—Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item I on the front hereof.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 23.—Cotton, Silk and Artificial Silk Mills.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 23.—Cotton, Silk and Artificial Silk Mills.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED

30th JUNE, 19 .

Cotton Mills.
Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)		Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Cotton Ginneries.
			£					£
Seed Cotton.......lb.				Cotton Seed.......lb
				,,	Lint...........lb
				,,	Linters.........lb

[Back of Form]—continued.

Cotton Spinning.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.

Quantity

Cost at Works.
(see footnote (i))

Articles Produced.

Quantity.

Selling Value at Works
(See footnote (ii).)

Cotton lint.............lb.

Cotton yarn—

Dyed—

(a) Consumed in own

(Quantity

works lb.

only)

(b) For sale or addition

to stocks lb.

Undyed—

(a) Consumed in own

(Quantity

works lb.

only)

(b) For sale or addition

to stocks lb.

Cotton Waste....lb.

Other (state kinds)—

Cotton Weaving.

Cotton yarn—

Towels and towelling

(a) Own manufacture (as shown opposite) lb.

(Quantity

sq. yds.

only)

Sheeting......sq. yds.

Shirting.......sq. yds.

(b) Purchased (or made in previous years) lb.

Cotton tweed...sq. yds.

Denim........sq. yds.

Other piece goods

sq. yds.

Cotton wool.......lb.

Other (state kinds)—

Silk, Natural and Artificial.

Raw Silk.............lb.

Silk Yarn—

Artificial Silk..........lb.

Consumed in own works lb.

(Quantity

Cotton Yarn...........lb.

only)

Woollen Yarn lb.

For sale or addition to stocks lb.

Silk Fabrics...sq. yds.

Ribbon.....yds.

Thread for household

use—

Silk.........

(Value only)

Artificial Silk..

(Value only)

Number of Machines Used

Cotton Ginneries ...........

Gins

Full Capacity

Cotton and Silk Mills........

Carding

Combing

Spindles

Overlockers

Warpers

Drawing

Twisters

Winders

Spinning Frames

Looms

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 24.—Knitting and Hosiery Mills.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 24.—Knitting and Hosiery Mills.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED

30th JUNE, 19 .

Knitting and Hosiery Mills.
Particulars.				Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i))	Particulars.			Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
					£					£
Raw Materials operated						Stockings and Socks—
upon—						continued.
Yarn—						Children’s—
Woollen.......			lb.			Wholly of wool
Cotton........			lb.			doz. prs.
,,	(Mercerized)		lb.			,,	,,	silk doz. prs.
Silk..............			lb.			,,	,,	artificial silk
Artificial silk			lb.					doz. prs.
Wool and Cotton			lb.			,,	,,	cotton
Other (state kinds)						doz. prs.
			lb.			Mixtures predominantly—
Particulars.				Quantity.	Selling Value at Works (See footnote (ii).)	Mixtures predominantly—
						Wool.....doz. prs.
						Silk......doz. prs.
						Artificial silk doz. prs.
Articles Produced—						Cotton ....doz. prs.
Stockings and Socks.						Knitted Apparel.
Men’s—						Underwear—
Wholly of wool						Wool or containing
doz. prs.						wool.........doz.
,,	,,	silk				Artificial silk....doz.
		doz. prs.				Cotton.........doz.
,,	,,	artificial silk				Other.........doz.
		doz. prs.				Women’s and Girls’ Nightwear—
,,	,,	cotton				Women’s and Girls’ Nightwear—
doz. prs.						Wool or containing
Mixtures predominantly—						wool ........doz.
Wool........doz. prs.						Artificial silk....doz.
Silk.........doz. prs.						Cotton.........doz.
Artificial silk..doz. prs.						Other.........doz.
Cotton.......doz. prs.						Women’s and Girls’ Costumes, Dresses or Robes—
Women’s—
Wholly of wool
doz. prs.						Wool or containing
,,	,,	silk doz. prs.				wool.........doz.
,,	,,	artificial silk				Artificial silk....doz.
		doz. prs.				Cotton ........doz.
,,	,,	cotton				Other.........doz.
doz. prs.						Bathing Suits—
Mixtures predominantly—						Wool or containing
Wool.........doz. prs.						wool ........doz.
Silk..........doz. prs.						Artificial silk....doz.
Artificial silk						Cotton.........doz.
doz. prs.						Other.........doz.
Cotton........doz. prs.

[Back of Form.]—continued.

Knitting and Hosiery Mills—continued

Particulars.

Quantity.

Cost at Works.
(See footnote (ii).)

Particulars.

Quantity.

Selling Value at Works
(See footnote (ii).)

Knitted Apparel—contd.

Cardigans, Jumpers, Sweaters, &c.—

Boys’ and Girls’ (Chest under 34”)—

Wool or containing wool doz. Artificial silk doz.

Artificial silk....doz.

Cotton.........doz.

Other..........doz.

Knitted Apparel—contd.

Men’s and Women’s (Chest 34” and over)—

Wool or containing
wool..........doz.

Artificial silk......doz.

Cotton..........doz.

Other...........doz.

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

Number of Machines used—

Carding		Twisters	Drawing	Overlockers
	Flat	Gilling	Looms	Mules
Knitting	Circular	Winders	Warpers	Spinning Frames
	Full-fashioned	Spindles	Linking	Spinning Frames

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form]

FACTORY FORM No. 25.—Shirts, Collars and Underclothing, Waterproof and Oilskin Clothing, Hats and Caps, Stays and Corsets.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 25.—Shirts, Collars and Underclothing, Waterproof and Oilskin Clothing, Hats and Caps, Stays and Corsets.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Articles Produced.			Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Waterproof and Oilskin Clothing.
Coats—				£
	Rubberized ....................................	No.
	Oiled........................................	No.
	Waterproofed..................................	No.
Hats, Waterproofed, Rubberized and Oiled.................		doz.
Overalls—
	Waterproofed..................................	doz.
	Other........................................	doz.
Waterproof Sheeting ...............................		sq. yds.

[Back of Form]—continued.

Shirts, Collars and Underclothing.

Articles Produced.				Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
					£
Articles made from woven piece goods—
	Men’s and Boys’—
		Shirts...............................	doz.
		Collars (including those sold with Shirts).......	doz.
		Undershirts...........................	doz.
		Pyjamas.............................	doz.
		Handkerchiefs.........................	doz.
		Neckties.............................	doz.
		Garters and Hose Suspenders...............	doz.
		Braces..............................	doz.
	Women’s and Girls’—
		Underwear...........................	doz.
		Pyjamas and Nightdresses.................	doz.
		Handkerchiefs.........................	doz.

Stays and Corsets.

		£
Corsets...........................................	doz.
Brassieres.........................................	doz.
Suspender Belts.....................................	doz.
Surgical Belts......................................	doz.
Garters...........................................	doz.

Hats and Caps.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.			Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)
				£
Rabbit Skins....................................		lb.
Fur, other than on skins.............................		lb.
Scoured Wool...................................		lb.
Hoods (purchased)—
	Fur Felt.....................................	doz.
	Wool Felt....................................	doz.
	Straw.......................................	doz.
Capelines (purchased)—
	Fur Felt.....................................	doz.
	Wool Felt....................................	doz.
	Straw.......................................	doz.

[Back of Form]—continued

Hats and Caps—continued

Articles Produced.			Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
				£
Hats—Fur Felt—
	Men’s and Boys...............................	doz.
	Women’s and Girls.............................	doz.
	Hoods (for sale)...............................	doz.
	Capelines (for sale).............................	doz.
Hats—Wool Felt—
	Men’s and Boys...............................	doz.
	Women’s and Girls.............................	doz.
	Hoods (for sale)...............................	doz.
	Capelines (for sale).............................	doz.
Hats—Straw—
	Men’s and Boys...............................	doz.
	Women’s and Girls.............................	doz.
	Hoods (for sale)...............................	doz.
	Capelines (for sale).............................	doz.
Hats—Other...................................		doz.
Caps (all kinds).................................		doz.
Berets .......................................		doz.
Helmets......................................		doz.

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 26.—Basket and Wickerware, Seagrass and Bamboo Furniture, Perambulators, Billiard Tables, Cabinet and Furniture Making and Upholstery, Bedding, Blinds and Musical Instruments.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 20.—Basket and Wickerware, Seagrass and Bamboo Furniture, Perambulators, Billiard Tables, Cabinet and Furniture Making and Upholstery, Bedding, Blinds and Musical Instruments.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)
Basket and Wickerware, Seagrass and Bamboo Furniture.
			£
Baskets...........................................		(Value only)
Hampers...........................................		(Value only)
Furniture—Chairs....................................		(Value only)
	Lounges...................................	(Value only)
	Other.....................................	(Value only)

[Back of Form]—continued.

Perambulators.
Articles Produced.				Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote.)
Perambulators made..............................		No.
Perambulator Parts (sold as such)............................				(Value only)
Billiard Tables, Cabinet and Furniture Making and Upholstery.
Furniture made........................................				(Value only)
Picture and mirror frames.................................				(Value only)
Wireless cabinets made............................			No.
,,	sets assembled (complete with chassis)...........		No.		(Quantity only)
Toys...............................................				(Value only)
Bedding and Mattresses.
Mattresses—Spring..............................			No.
Inner Spring..........................			No.
Other Bedding and Pillows................................				(Value only)
Down Quilts No.................................			No.
Window and Verandah Blinds.
Outdoor Blinds and Awnings...............................				(Value only)
Other Blinds and Awnings................................				(Value only)
Musical Instruments.
Pianos.......................................			No.
Piano-players..................................			No.

Note.—Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1, on the front hereof.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 27.—Papermaking, Stationery, Printing, etc.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form]

FACTORY FORM No. 27.—Papermaking, Stationery, Printing, etc.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.		Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.				Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii)-)
Papermaking.
Wood Pulp used—			£	Newsprint.........			tons		£
	Mechanical......tons			Blotting paper			tons
	Chemical .......tons			Duplication Paper			tons
	Other ..........tons			Piper Felt and Carpet
Straw ............tons				Felt Papers......			tons
Rags ............tons				Printing and Writing
Old or Waste Paper tons				Paper..........			tons
				Strawboards			tons
				Wrapping Paper—
				Kraft..........			tons
				Other..........			tons
				Other Papers.......			tons
				,,		Boards.......	tons
Paper Products, Manufactured Stationery, General Printing, Newspapers, etc.
			£						£
Paper used—				Abrasive Paper				Value only
	Newsprint.......tons			Cardboard Boxes.........				Value only
	Other Paper tons			Cement Bags............				Value only
				Cigarette Papers 1,000					*
				Envelopes..............				Value only
				Exercise Books, Registers, Books of Account				Value only
				Paper Bags.............				Value only
				,,	Container			Value only
				,,	Serviettes, Towels, D’Oyleys
					Serviettes, Towels, D’Oyleys			Value only
				Stay Paper and Cloth.......				Value only
				Writing Pads............				Value only
* Excluding Excise Duty.
Pencils, Crayons, etc.
									£
				Pencils...........			gross
				Crayons..........			gross
				Chalks...........			gross
				Slates...........			gross

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 28.—Rope and Cordage; Bags and Sacks; Canvas Goods; and other Textiles (not Dress).

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 28.—Rope and Cordage; Bags and Sacks; Canvas Goods; and other Textiles (not Dress).

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.		Quantity.	Cost at Works (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works (See footnote (ii).)
Rope and Cordage.
			£				£
Hemp ............cwt.				Sash Cords.......	lb.
Flax.............cwt.				Other Cords.......	lb.
Jute..............cwt.				Ropes and Cables..	cwt.
Phormium Tenax cwt.				Twine—Binder	cwt.
Cotton Yarn ........lb.				Shop.........	cwt.
				Other	cwt.
Bags and Sacks.
			£				£
Calico .........sq. yds.				Flour Bags (Calico)	No.
Cotton Piece Goods				Meat Wraps......	No.
(Knitted...... sq. yds.				Other................		Value only
Other Textiles.
			£				£
Wool.........	lb.			Felt Piece Goods sq.yds.
Hair..........	lb.			Hair Cloth............sq. yds.
Coir..........	lb.			Coir Matting..........sq. yds.
Hair Yarn......	lb.			Coir Mats...........No.
Canvas Goods.
							£
				Waterproofed Piece Goods.......sq. yds.
				Waterproofed Piece Goods.......sq. yds.
				Tarpaulins.............		Value only
				Tents.................		Value only
				Sails.................		Value only
				Outdoor Blinds and Awnings............
				Outdoor Blinds and Awnings............		Value only

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—The values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 29.—Sugar Mills, Sugar Refineries, Sugar Confectionery, Cocoa, Ice Cream, Salt Refining, Tobacco.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 29.—Sugar Mills, Sugar Refineries, Sugar Confectionery, Cocoa, Ice Cream, Salt Refining, Tobacco.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.

Quantity.

Cost at Works.
(See footnote (i).)

Articles Produced.

Quantity.

Selling Value at Works.
(See footnote (ii).)

Sugar Mills.

Cane Crushed (price paid to growers less Penalties and Burnt Cane deductions) tons

....

Sugar made at 94 N.T.

tons

Less freight and other charges paid by Mill for transport of Raw Sugar to Port or Refinery

Add all Statutory Levies paid by Millowner both on own behalf and for growers

....

Total..........

Add Costs of Transport of Cane paid by mill (other than by mill’s own tramways or lorries)

....

Molasses sold during year

gals

,, otherwise disposed of gals.

(Quantity only)

Total cost of Cane delivered at mill or to mill
employees.........

....

Sugar Refineries.

Raw Sugar..........tons

Refined Sugar ........tons

Golden Syrup.........tons

Treacle.............tons

Molasses.............gals.

Beet Sugar

Sugar Beet.........tons

Refined Beet Sugar.....tons

Molasses............gals.

Beet Pulp sold........tons

[Back of Form]—continued.

Sugar Confectionery, Cocoa, Ice Cream, Salt Refining.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.		Quantity.	Cost At Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
			£				£
Sugar, 70-lb. bags.	No			Confectionery—
Flour, 150-lb. bags	No			Chocolate............lb.
Milk—Fresh........	gals.			Other...............lb.
Condensed	cwt.			Cocoa and Chocolate
Powdered	cwt.			(Potable)............lb.
Cream............	gals.			Icing Sugar............lb.
Glucose...........	cwt.			Candied Peel and Fruits
Cocoa Beans.......	lb.			lb.
Cocoa Butter.......	lb.			Ice Cream...........gals.
Cocoa Cake........	lb.			Salt—Refined tons
Essences..........	lb.			Washed tons
Essential Oils	lb.			Crushed tons
Gelatine..........	lb.
Vanilla............	gals.
Other Flavourings....	..	Value only
Crude Salt Treated	tons
Tobacco. (Exclusive of Excise Duty.)
			£	Tobacco—Plug Cut Cigarette Cigars, No. Cigarettes, No. Snuff.................	lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb.		£
Tobacco Manufacture— Stemmed Leaf Used— Australian lb. Imported lb.
Total...........lb.
Cigar Manufacture— Stemmed Leaf Used— Australian lb. Imported lb.
Total...........lb.
Cigarette Manufacture— Stemmed Leaf Used— Australian lb. Imported lb.
Total...........lb.

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form]

FACTORY FORM No. 30.—Rubber Boots and Shoes, Tyres, Motor and Cycle; Other Rubber Goods.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 30.—Rubber Boots and Shoes, Tyres, Motor and Cycle; Other Rubber Goods.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon. (See footnote (i).)

Quantity.

Cost at Works.
(See footnote (i).)

Articles Produced.

Quantity.

Selling Value at Works.
(See footnote (ii).)

Rubber Boots and Shoes.

Rubber—Crude

Goloshes.........

pairs

Reclaimed

Rubber Boots—Wading

Scrap
(purchased)

Pairs

Knee

Latex

pairs

Fabrics..................

(Value only)

Other

pairs

Rubber Shoes

pairs

Tyres—Motor and Cycle.

Tyres—Pneumatic—

Rubber—Crude

Motor Car, Truck, &c. No

Reclaimed

,, Cycle

No.

Scrap (purchased)

Cycle..........

Latex

Tyres, Solid.......

Fabrics..........

(Value only)

Tyres, Retreaded

Tubes—

Motor Car, Truck, &c. No.

,, Cycle

No.

Cycle..........

No.

Other Rubber Goods.

Rubber—Crude

Garments No.

Reclaimed

Rubber Hose (garden)

Scrap (purchased)

,, Floor Mats lb.

Latex

,, ,, Covering

Fabrics..................

(Value only)

sq. yds.

,, Tubing feet

,, Hot Water Bottles No.

,, Sheeting sq. yds.

,, Gloves pairs

Material for rubber soles

lb.

Sponge rubber lb.

Balls—Tennis........doz.

Golf..........doz.

Other.........doz.

Toys and Novelties........

(Value only)

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Factories engaged in the manufacture of more than one of the three groups of products stated above need not necessarily allocate their raw materials among the three groups. In such cases the whole of the raw materials should be shown under that group which includes the bulk of their production. Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 31.—Motor Garages Doing Repair Work.

[Heading as in Factory Form No. 1]

Nature of Work Done

Name of Owner, Company or Manager (State which)

Trading Name

Postal Address of Works

Period Worked during year months.

part a.—persons employed and wages paid. (See Instructions on back hereof.)

Number of Persons on Office and Factory payroll on pay day nearest to 15th of each month. (Working Proprietors and all persons engaged in selling and distribution are to be excluded.)			Description.	Average Number of Workers.		Total Salaries and Wages Paid (to nearest £).
			Description.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
Month.	Males.	Females.		No.	No	£	£
193 .	No.	No.	Working Proprietors...... Manager and Overseers
July................. August............... September............			Clerical Staff...........

October.............. November............			Engine-drivers and Firemen..
December............. 193 .			Workers in Factory and Works (Skilled and Unskilled)
January.............. February.............			Carters, Messengers and Others (excluding Delivery only)
March............... April................ May................			Persons working Regularly at Home for the Establishment
June................
			Total........
Number on 15th June—
Under 16 years 16 years and under 21 years 21 years and over				Total Wages, £ &c.
				Total Wages, £ &c.			(i)

[Front of Form]—continued.

Motor Garages doing Repair Work—continued.

part b.—power employed to drive machinery.

part d.—other costs of production. (see Instructions on back hereof.)

Class of Engine.

Num-ber.*

Rated Horse Power.

Ordinarily in use.

In reserve or idle.

(to nearest £)

Horse Power.

Power, Fuel and Light Used—

Steam Engines:—

Coal, Black tons, costing £

(ii)

,, Brown tons, ,, £

Reciprocating.

Coke tons ,, £

Wood tons „ £

Turbine.....

Fuel Oil gals. ,, £

Internal Combustion Engines:—

Electricity K.W.H., ,, £

Gas............ ,, £

Other (Charcoal, &c. ,, £

Gas.......

Petrol or Other

Water Used (including water

Light Oils

rates and carting)... ,, £

(iii)

Heavy Oils

Lubricating Oils.... ,, £

Water......

Electric Motors:—

Repairs and Replacements—

Driven by purchased electricity

(a) Value of tools replaced (not forming part of permanent plant) £

£ (iv)

† Driven by electricity generated in own works

(b) Repairs to plant and buildings. Material (at cost) used by own workmen £

* Obsolete Engines should not be included.

† K.W.H. generated during year K.W.H.

part c.—value of premises used for factory and works purposes.

(See Instructions on back hereof.)

Materials used, treated, operated upon, or worked up. Total cost to you of all such, not elsewhere included, used in producing the articles included in output

£ (v)

Values.

Land and Buildings

Machinery and Plant.

Total of above Costs of Production (Items (i) to (v) above)

At 30th June, 193 (or balancing date)

Add — Additions and Replacements during the year

Total.....

Less—Depreciation allowed during year

At 30th June, 193 (or balancing date)

If premises or machinery not owned, state annual rental

Part e.—value of output (including work done) during The year.

Amount charged for repair work, including value of spare parts, replacements, &c., and labour charges

[See Instructions on back hereof.]

[Back of Form]

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR GARAGE PROPRIETORS.

From an examination of the returns furnished in previous years it is apparent that many of the garage proprietors are not quite clear as to what information is required in the returns.

The following explanations of the various items of information required to be furnished should be of assistance in filling in the form.

It is realized that difficulty may be experienced by some proprietors in separating the particulars required concerning actual repair work from the sales and hire work done. If the actual figures are not available an estimate should be made and a system of bookkeeping installed which would enable this information to be furnished in future.

Returns are required only in regard to that portion of the business devoted to repair work and overhauling. If the business of the garage consists entirely of the sale of petrol, oil, and motor accessories, and the letting of garage space to car owners, and if no repair work is undertaken, a return is not required, and the State Statistician must be notified accordingly.

Persons Employed and Wages Paid (Part A).—State only numbers of hands employed on repair work and wages paid to them. Do not include hands employed in driving cars for hire, salesmen, car cleaners, or boys attending bowsers; if their time is divided between repairs and driving or other work, state that proportion.

Value of Land and Buildings (Part C).—If only a portion of the land and buildings is used for repair work, do not give the total value of the land and buildings, but give a proportionate value for the portion of the land and buildings used for repair work.

Plant and Machinery (Part C).—State the value of plant used for repair work only. Do not include value of bowsers, &c., or motor cars used for hiring purposes.

Rent (Part C).—If the premises are rented, give an estimate of the rental value of the portion used for repair work.

Lubricating Oil (Part D).—This refers to lubricating oil for machinery used in garage only, and not to lubrication oil used in motor cars.

Value of Materials Used (Part D).—Include the cost of spare parts, &c., used in repair, but do not include cost of spare parts sold, petrol, oil, &c., sold or used in hire car work.

Value of Output (Part E).—This should include the value of all repair work done, representing the total charges to customers for repairs plus the estimated value of repairs done to vehicles traded-in and vehicles the property of the garage proprietor. The value of spare parts, replacements, &c., actually used in repair work should be included, but not the cost of petrol, oil, accessories, or receipts from hire of cars, &c.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 32.—Blast Furnaces.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 32—Blast Furnaces.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED

30th JUNE, 19 .

Pig Iron.

Raw Materials Operated Upon.				Quantity.	Cost at Furnace. (See note (i).)
Iron Ore............................................. Scrap—Purchased....................................... Own production................................... Limestone............................................ Coke (used in blast furnace)................................ Firebricks............................................ Fireclay.............................................. Other Materials.........................................			tons tons tons tons tons No. tons ..	(Value only)	£
			tons tons tons tons tons No. tons ..	(Value only)	(Quantity only)
Articles Produced.				Total Quantity Produced.	Total Value at Furnace. (See note (ii).)
	Consumed in own Steel and Rolling Mill.	Assigned Value. (See note (ii).)		Tons.	£
	Tons.	£
1. Pig-iron for the manufacture of iron and steel— (a) Hematite, including Bessemer pig-iron, with not more than 0.12 per cent. phosphorus content
(b) Thomas pig-iron...............
(c) All other sorts.................
2. Pig-iron for castings— (a) Hematite with not more than 0.12 per cent. phosphorus content
(b) Phosphoric pig-iron............
3. Ferro Alloys......................
4. Direct Castings....................
5. Blast furnace gas used by other departments	(Value only)			(Value only)
6. Slag...........................
7. Sulphur.........................

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof. Coke used in the blast furnaces should be included in Part D as a “raw material”, not as “fuel”,

(ii) Articles Produced.—The values shown for that part of the total production which is consumed in the company’s own steel works and rolling mills during the year should be assessed on the basis of market conditions, and should agree with the corresponding assigned values shown on Factory Form No. 33 (Steel Works and Rolling Mills). The values shown in the last column should include the values assigned to the company’s own consumption, together with the actual wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, of that part of the total production which is produced for sale or addition to stocks.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 33.—Steel Works and Rolling Mills.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 33.—Steel Works and Rolling Mills.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED

30th JUNE, 19 .

Steel Furnace Operations.
Raw Materials Operated Upon.			Produced by own Blast Furnaces in present year.	Assigned value thereof.		Total tonnage used.	Total Value at Furnace. (See footnote (i).)
			Tons.	£		Tons.	£
Pig-iron.....................................
Ferro-alloys...................................
Metals (other than ferro-alloys) for making alloy steels (nickel, &c.)
Scrap Iron or Steel— Purchased..................................
Produced in works reporting......................			..	..			(Quantity only)
		£					£
Ores—			Magnesite		tons
Iron Ore..........	tons		Coke (used in steel furnace) tons
Manganiferous Ore	tons
Chrome Ore.......	tons		Coal (used in steel furnace) tons
Other Ore.........	tons
Limestone ...........	tons		Moulding Sands
Fluorspar............	tons				tons
Dolomite............	tons		Fireclay......... Firebricks		tons No
			Electrodes		No
Steel Produced.			Steel Ingots.			Direct Steel Castings.
			Tons.			Tons.
Basic open hearth...............................
Acid open hearth................................
Bessemer including all converters....................
Crucible.....................................
Electric.....................................
Other.......................................
Total.........................

[Back of Form]—continued.

Steel and Rolling Mills Products.

Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
	Tons.	£
Rolled and Forged Products—
Rolled blooms and billets and axle blanks for forging purposes only
Blooms, billets and slabs, n.e.i.........................
Sheet and tin-plate bars..............................
Plates and Sheets—
Universal plates 3 mm. thick and over 150 mm. wide and over..
Plates and sheets 5 mm. thick and over..................
Other plates and sheets—
(a) Medium (3-5 mm. thick)......................
(b) Thin (less than 3 mm. thick)....................
Structural Steel Shape (excluding plates and bars)— Sections (rolled or forged) girders, beams, joists, channels and sheet piling
Other rolled or forged shapes and sections (angles, tees, &c.)....
Rails, Sleepers and Rail Fastenings—
Rails—
(a) 36 lb. and over per yard........................
(b) less than 36 lb. per yard........................
Sleepers.......................................
Soleplates, fishplates and other rail joints and fastenings.......
Bars and Rods—
Bars of all types for reinforced concrete..................
Steel bars (merchant, shafting, &c.).....................
Iron bars (merchant, &c.)...........................
Iron and steel wire rods (including chain rods)..............
Hoop, band and strip, hot-rolled, including strip for tubes.......
Finished Axles (rolled or forged)—
(a) Automobile .................................
(b) Other ......................................
Tyres and wheels..................................
Rolled products, n.e.i...............................
Forgings of iron or steel.............................
Furnace Products—
Steel ingots (for sale as such)..........................
Direct steel castings (for sale as such)....................

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—The values shown for that part of the Raw Materials operated upon which was produced by the company’s own Blast Furnaces during the year should be assessed on the basis of market conditions, and should agree with the corresponding assigned values shown on Factory Form No. 32 (Blast Furnaces). The values shown in the last column should include the values assigned to the company’s own production, together with the actual cost, as delivered at works, of that part of the Raw Materials which was purchased (or taken from stocks produced in previous years).

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 34.—Brooms and Brushes, Photographic Materials and other Miscellaneous Industries.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 34.—Brooms and Brushes, Photographic Materials and other

Miscellaneous Industries.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED

30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.							Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
Brooms and Brushes.
		£									£
Bristles...........lb.			Brushes, Hair and Cloth
Hair.............lb.								gross
Millet............lb.			,,				Nail...........gross
Bassine...........lb.			,,				Tooth gross
			,,				Scrubbing gross
			,,				Shaving gross
			,,				Paint and Varnish gross
			,,				Other gross
			Mops, Floor............gross
			,,		Dish............gross
			,,		Dust............gross
			Brooms, Millet gross
			,,			Bassine gross
			,,			Hair...........gross
Photographic Materials.
Paper used ........tons			Photograph Roll Films							Value only
Film used .......sq. yds.			Flat Films................							Value only
Silver used..........oz.			X-ray Films...............							Value only
			Plates ..................							Value only
			Paper...................							Value only
Casein Products.
Casein............lb.			Casein Products............							Value only
Toys, Games and Sports Requisites.
Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)	Articles Produced.							Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
		£									£
Toys...............	Value only		Balls, Cricket..........						doz.
Games...............	Value only		,,	Tennis..........					doz.
Sports Requisites—			,,	Golf ...........					doz.
Tennis Racquet Frames			Balls, Other—
doz.			Leather............						doz.
Golf Clubs......doz.			Rubber............						doz.
Cricket Bats doz.			Composition						doz.
Hockey Sticks doz.			Fishing Appliances—
Other ............	Value only		Reels..............						doz.
			Rods..............						doz.
			Other.................							Value only

[Back of Form]—continued.

Linoleum, Leathercloth, Oilcloth, etc.

Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works (See footnote (ii).)
Linoleum.........sq. yds. Leathercloth.......sq. yds. Oilcloth..........sq. yds.		£	Building and Roofing Material with paper or felt base............sq. yds. Other Roof Coverings (proofed)........sq. yds.		£

Surgical, Optical and other Scientific Instruments.
Photographic and Cinematograph Apparatus and Appliances	Value only		Surgical and Medical Instruments and Appliances, including Artificial Teeth	Value only
Optical Instruments and Appliances.	Value only		X-ray Apparatus..........	Value only
Straw Envelopes.
Straw Envelopes produced 1,000
Watches and Clocks.
Watches Complete No.			Watch Cases, Other—
Watch Cases, Wristlet—			Gold.............No.
Gold..............No.			Silver............No.
Silver.............No.			Other ............No.
Other.............No.			Clocks, Complete No.
Buttons.
Buttons...............	Value only		Fasteners— Lightning........lin. ft.
Buckles, Clasps and Slides..	Value only		Other...........gross
Gloves.
Gloves, Leather— Dress..........doz. pair			Gloves, Other than leather—
Drivers’........doz. pair			Dress........doz. pair
Harvesting and Working doz. pair			Housemaid’s and Gardening doz. pair
Umbrellas and Walking Sticks.
Umbrellas made No.			Walking Sticks Made No.

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature, of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 35.—General Industries.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 35.—General Industries.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED

30th JUNE, 19 .

Please specify chief items of raw materials used and details of output therefrom, according to the following: requirements:—

Raw Materials Operated Upon.	Quantity.	Cost at Works. (See footnote (i).)	Articles Produced.	Quantity.	Selling Value at Works. (See footnote (ii).)
		£			£

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Value should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on the front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 36.—Bark Mills.

[Heading and remainder of Front of Form as in Factory Form No. 1.]

[Back of Form.]

FACTORY FORM No. 36.—Bark Mills.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED

30th JUNE, 19 .

Raw Materials.		Quantity.	Cost at Mills. (See note (i).)
			£
Long Bark stripped or bought..............................	tons
Long Bark operated upon—
Wattle...........................................	tons
Mallet............................................	tons
Other............................................	tons

[Back of Form]—continued.

Bark Mills—continued.

Articles Produced.		Quantity.	Selling Value at Mills. (See note (ii).)
			£
Ground Bark produced—
Wattle............................................	tons
Mallet............................................	tons
Other............................................	tons

Note.—(i) Raw Materials.—Values should be shown at cost as delivered at works, as included in Part D on front hereof.

(ii) Articles Produced.—Values shown should be wholesale selling value at mill, excluding all delivery costs or charges, as included in Part E, Item 1.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FORM No. 37.—Gas Supply Undertakings.

[Heading as in Factory Form No. 1.]

Name of Owner, Company or Manager (State which)

Trading Name

Postal Address

Period Worked during year Months.

part a.—persons employed and wages paid. (See Instructions, Clauses 5 and 6)
Number of Persons on Gas Works (Manufacturing) payroll on pay day nearest to 15th of each month.			Description.	Average Number of Workers.		Total Salaries and Wages Paid (to nearest £).
(Working Proprietors and all persons engaged in selling and distribution are to be excluded.)			Description.	Males	Females.	Males.	Females.
Month.	Males.	Females.	Manufacturing— Working Proprietors.... Manager and Overseers	No.	No.	£	£
193 .	No.	No.
July.............			Clerical Staff.........
August........... September.........			Engine-drivers and Firemen
October .......... November......... December .........			Workers engaged in Manufacture (Skilled and Unskilled)
193 . January ..........			Carters, Messengers and Others
February..........			Total, Manufacturing
March............			Total, Manufacturing
April............ May............. June.............			Distribution— Managers and Overseers.... Clerical Staff (including Head Office)
Number on 15th June— Under 16 years 16 years and under 21 years 21 years and over			Maintenance Staff........ Others (meter readers, &c.)..
			Total, Distribution......

[Front of Form]—continued.

Gas Supply Undertakings—continued.

part b.—power employed to drive machinery.						part d.—other costs of manufacture. (See Instructions, Clauses 9 and 10.)
Class of Engine.	Num-ber.*	Rated Horse Power.
		Ordinarily in use.		In reserve or idle.*		Power, Fuel and Light Used—(to nearest £)
Steam Engines:— Reciprocating Turbine..... Internal Combustion Engines:— Gas....... Petrol or Other Light Oils Heavy Oils Water........ Electric Motors :— Driven by purchased electricity †Driven by electricity generated in own works		Horse Power.		Horse Power.		Coal, Black tons, costing £	£ (i)
						,, Brown tons, ,, £
						Coke..........tons, „ £
						Wood.........tons, ,, £
						Fuel Oil........gals., „ £
						Electricity......K.W.H., „ £
						Other (Charcoal, &c.).....„ £
						Water Used (including water rates and carting).......,, £	£ (ii)
						Lubricating Oils.........„ £
						Repairs and Replacements—
						(a) Value of tools replaced (not forming part of permanent plant) £	£ (iii)
* Obsolete Engines should not be included † K.W.H. generated during year K.W.H.						(b) Repairs to plant and buildings. Material (at cost) used by own workmen £
part c.—value of premises, machinery and equipment. (See Instructions, Clause 8.)						(c) Cost of repairs to plant, &c., done by other than own workmen £
Values.	Land and Buildings.		Machinery, and Plant.		Mains, Services &c.	Non-returnable containers, such as wrappers, bottles, tins, bags, sacks, cases, casks, corks, labels, &c., and materials used for packing during year £	(iv)
	£		£		£	Materials used, treated, operated upon, or worked up; total cost of all such, not elsewhere included— Coal carbonized tons, costing £ Purifying material tons, „ £ Oil (for gas-making) tons, ,, £ All other ..................£
At 30th June, 193 (or balancing date) Add—Additions and Replacements during the year Total........ Less—Depreciation allowed during year At 30th June, 193 (or balancing date)							£ (v)
						Total of above Costs of Manufacture (Items (i) to (v) above) £
						Gas purchased, cub. ft...............£

[Back of Form.]

FORM No. 37.—Gas Supply Undertakings.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Gas.—Output and Sales. (See Instructions Clause 11(a).)

Particulars.				Quantity.		Earnings.
				cubic ft.		£
Gas Sold..................................................
,,	Used in own Works.......................................					..
,,	Lost..................................................					..
Other receipts from sale of gas (meter rents, &c.).......................				..
Total gas sold, used or lost...................................						..
Less gas purchased.....................................						..
Total gas manufactured in own works.........................						..
Total Earnings from Gas Sales................................				..
Gas.—Costs of Distribution. (See Instructions Clause 12).
Repairs and Replacements (tools replaced, materials used by own workmen and cost of repairs and replacements done by other than own workmen) Salaries and Wages (from Part A on front hereof)..................................... Any other costs of distribution, selling, &c.......................................... Total of above Costs.................................................... Interest and Depreciation oil Mains and Services (See Instructions, Clause 13.).................							£

Other Articles Produced. (See Instructions Clause 11(b).)
Particulars.			Quantity.		Selling Value at Works. (See footnote).
					£
Coke, used in own works............................		tons			(Quantity only)
Coke, for sale...................................		tons
Coke Breeze....................................		tons
Tar, used in own works.............................		gals.			(Quantity only)
Tar, crude, for sale................................		gals.
Tar, refined, for sale...............................		gals.
Crude Tar Oils...................................		gals.
Grease Oils.....................................		gals.
Solvent Naphtha..................................		gals.
Crude Naphtha...................................		gals.
Toluol........................................		gals.
Benzol........................................		gals.
Creosote.......................................		gals.
Other light Oils (state kinds)—		gals. gals.
Ammoniacal Liquor...............................		lb.
Pyridine.......................................		gals.
Carbolic acid....................................		lb.
Cresylic acid....................................		lb.
Sulphate of ammonia..............................		tons
All other products.........................................			(Value only)
Total Value of Output (Other than Gas)........................

Note.—Articles Produced (other than Gas).—Values shown should be wholesale selling values at works, excluding all delivery costs or charges.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .

[Front of Form.]

FORM No. 38.—Electricity Supply Undertakings.

[Heading as in Factory Form No. 1.]

Name of Owner, Company or Manager (State which)

Trading Name

Postal Address

Period Worked during year Months.

part a.—persons employed and wages paid. (See Instructions, Clauses 5 and 6.)
Number of Persons on Generating Station payroll on pay day nearest to 15th of each month. Working Proprietors and all persons engaged in transmission and distillation are to be excluded.)			Description.	Average Number of Workers.		Total Salaries and Wages Paid (to nearest £).
Month.	Males.	Females.	Description.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
193. July............. August........... September........ October.......... November........ December......... 193 . January.......... February......... March........... March........... April............ May............ June............	No.	No.	Generating Station— Working Proprietors Managers and Overseers......... Clerical Staff......... Engine-drivers and Firemen.......... Workers in generating station (skilled and unskilled) Carters, Messengers and Others Total Workers in Generating Station Transmission and Distribution— (a) Generating station to main substation— Managers and Overseers Clerical Staff Maintenance Staff Sub-total....... (b) Main sub-station to point of sale— Managers and Overseers Clerical Staff (including Head Office) Maintenance Staff Others (meter readers, &c.) Sub-total....... Total Workers Engaged in Transmission and Distribution	No.	No.	£	£






Number on 15th June— Under 16 years.... 16 years and under 21 years 21 years and over

[Front of Form]—continued.

Electricity Supply Undertakings—continued.

PART B. (i).―POWER EMPLOYED TO DRIVE MACHINERY.					PART B. (ii).―ELECTRIC GENERATORS.
Class of Engine.	Number†	Rated Horse Power.†			Driven by—	Kilowatt Capacity.
		Total Installed.	Effective Capacity.	Maximum Load.		Total Installed.	Effective Capacity.	Maximum Load.
		Horse Power.	Horse Power.	Horse Power.		K.W.	K.W.	K.W.
Steam Engines:—Reciprocating Turbine........... Internal Combustion.... Engines:— Gas............ Petrol or other Light Oils...... Heavy Oils....... Water.............. Electric Motors*— Driven by purchased electricity Driven by electricity generated in own works............					Steam Engines :— Reciprocating Turbine..... Internal Combustion Engines:— Gas......... Petrol or other Light Oils Heavy Oils... Water.........
† Obsolete Engines should not be included. * Exclusive of Converters and Transformers.

PART C.—VALUE OF PREMISES, MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT. (See Instructions, Clause 8.)

Values.	Generating Station.		Transmission and Distribution (Land, Buildings, Plant and Equipment, Poles, Lines, &c.).
Values.	Land and Buildings.	Machinery and Plant.	Station to Main Sub-station.	Main Substation to Point of Sale.
	£	£
At 30th June, 193 (or balancing date)................. Add—Additions and Replacements during the year......... Total.............................. Less—Depreciation allowed during year................ At 30th June, 193 (or balancing date).................. If not owned, state annual rental......................

[For additional particulars required, see other side.]

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FORM No. 38.—Electricity Supply Undertakings.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF OPERATIONS DURING 12 MONTHS ENDED 30th JUNE, 19 .

Costs of Generation and/or Purchase. (See Instructions, Clause 9.)			Cost at Works. (See footnote.)
			£
Coal, Black..................................	tons
,, Brown..................................	tons
Coke.......................................	tons
Wood......................................	tons
Fuel Oil.....................................	tons
Gas............................................................
Other (charcoal, &c.).................................................
Water used (including water rates and carting)..................................
Lubricating Oils......................................................
Repairs and Replacements— (a) Value of tools replaced (not forming part of permanent plant) (b) Repairs to plant and buildings ; material (at cost) used by own working (c) Cost of repairs to plant, &c., done by other than own workmen		£ £ £
Any other materials used ...............................................
Electricity purchased ................................	K.W.H.
Total of above Costs..........................................
Cost of Transmission and Distribution. (See Instructions, Clause 11.)	Generating Station to Main Sub-station.	Main Sub-station to Point of Sale.	Total.
	£	£	£
Repairs and Replacements (tools replaced, materials used by own workmen and cost of repairs and replacements done by other than own workmen)
Salaries and Wages (from Part A on front hereof)............
Any other costs of transmission, distribution, selling, &c........
Total of above Costs............................
Interest and Depreciation. (See Instructions, Clause 12.)

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Electricity Supply Undertakings—continued.

Output and Sales, &c. (See Instructions. Clause 10.)	Quantity.	Earnings.
	K.W.H.	£
Electricity— Sold or used outside Generating Station— (i) Bulk sales for subsequent distribution...................... (ii) Bulk sales to large industrial concerns (including traction)........ (iii) Street and public lighting, &c........................... (iv) Direct Retail Sales— (a) Domestic power (single tariff)..................... (b) Domestic lighting (single tariff).................... (c) Domestic power and lighting (combined tariff)........... (d) Small industrial and commercial power and lighting....... Used in generating station................................. Electricity lost.........................................

		.. ..
Other receipts (meter rents, &c.)..............................	..
Total Electricity sold, used, or lost......................... Less electricity purchased (see above)....................		..
Total electricity generated in own works.................		..
Total Earnings......................................	..
Note.—Materials Used.—Values should be shown at cost is delivered at works.

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the particulars which have been entered in this form are correct.

(Signature of Proprietor or Manager)

(Date) 19 .”.

By Authority: L. F. Johnston, Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra.

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