Burma: Census of India 1901 Vol. I - Khamkoo

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APPENDICES.
(k) There were no prosecutions and the attitude of the people was quite satisfactory.
(i) The total cost of the operations amounted to Rs. 407-10-6.
(7) I believe the results obtained are fairly correct.
In conclusion I beg to bring to notice the services rendered by Subdivisional Officer
MaungNgwe Kaingin checking the schedules and totals, which enabled me to get the figures
in by the 6th March. He worked early and late and thoroughly.
From Commander G. A. Rose, R.I.M., Port Officer, Moulmein, to the Deputy Commissioner, Amherst,—No.
2479-S.—34, dated the 15th March 1901.
I HAVE the honour to acknowledge receipt of a copy of Census Circular No. 24 of 190 1,
and to submit my report in connection with the Census operations on the river which came
under my orders.
{a) The preparation of the circle list necessitated no small amount of labour, as I had
to obtain a sketch of the foreshore and demarcate same to avoid any mistakes about boundary
limits on the Census night.
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(b) Boat-numbering.—None was made, as boats had been numbered when taking out
licenses and they are constantly moving about.
(c) The Port Officer was the Charge Superintendent.
(e) The work carried out by each Supervisor and Enumerator was to my satisfaction.
{f) The circle summaries, together with the charge summary, were sent to the President
of the Moulmein Municipality on the morning of the 2nd and a supplementary one on the 5th
March 1 90 1,
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the S. S. Maharants figures having only been received on the 4th afternoon.
(h) There were no prosecutions.
(z) The total cost in connection with the river Census is as follows :
Boat-hire
Cost of lamps
Cost of stores
Cost of ink-bottles
Cost of gharry-hire
Ks.
This was paid from the Port fund.
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