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Council of fire members, chosen by the white settlers, for consultative pnrpg •

Revenue, 1915-19, 152,099/. (native tax, 83,485/. : customs, 36,421/. ; posts and telegraphs, 9,679/. ; stamps and licences, 7,571/.; medical, 6,547/.; fines and fees, 2,764/.) ; expenditure, 199,170/. Revenue, 1919-20, 149,792/. ; expenditure, 215,288/. Imports, exclusive of specie. 19] 9, 434,354/. ; exports, 454,366/., including living animals, 70,852/., copper ore, etc., 26,821/.; pig lead and ingot, 208,045/.; corn, grain, and flour, 63,305/. ; hides, skins, and horns, 17,333/.

The capital of the Company was originally 1,000,000/. ; in 1908 it amounted, by successive additions, to 9,000,000/. ; amount issued and paid up at March 31, 1917, 8,937,533/.; debentures (5 per cent, free of tax), 1,250,000/.

Administrator of Southern Rhodesia. — Sir Drummond Chaplin, K.C.M.G.

Acting Administrator of Northern Rhodesia. — EL C. Marshall, C. M.G.

Resident Commissioner. — C. Douglas Jones, C.M.G.

References.

Annual Reports and other publications of the British South Africa Company. — In- formation for Settlers. — Handbooks for Tourists and Sportsmen (latest editions)

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