Burma: Census of India 1901 Vol. I - Khamkoo

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— IO REPORT ON THE CENSUS OF BURMA. out. I would here only mention that when at their full strength the Posting and Tabulating departments numbered 274 and 187 clerks respectively, and that, while occupation writing was going on, a staff of thirty occupation writers was employed. The Checking department ordinarily numbered about the same as the Occupation department. The normal strength of the Compilation department All the departments were not, however, at their full strength at the was seventeen. same time. The maximum attendance never exceeded _ 570. Experience showed that an industrious poster had no difficulty in writing up the slips for 450 •persons (i.e., 900 slips) in an ordinary working day of seven hours (10 A.M. to 5 •p.M ) An outturn of over 720 slips meant extra pay, and a large number of energetic men earned additional remuneration by exceeding this minimum, but the average for good and bad workers combined was between five and six hundred slips a day only, and with Burman posters this average is not likely to be largely exceeded hereafter. It took some little time to teach the tabulators their work, but when once they had mastered the system, the men were able on an average to sort the slips for 1,500 persons a day, and I have taken this outturn as what my successor in 191 1 may reasonably expect on an average from a Burman start that has learnt the elements of its business. Posting and tabulating were delayed by our having to wait while a matter of .175,000 entries written in Hkun Shan were beino- translated by a special staff of Hkun Shan clerks who were sent to Rangoon from" Kengtung for this purpose in September. The Kengtung schedules were among the last to be taken in hand, and it was not till they were made over to the posters to be posted that it was found that the clerks who had dealt with the ordinary Shan entries were unable to read those in the Hkun script. In the end posting and tabulating were completed, within a day or two of each other, towards the close of October. A certain amount of compilation work was done before the office moved up to Maymyo in November. A special gang of 72 Native of India clerks from the offices of the Accountant- General and the Examiner, Public Works Accounts, achieved a substantial portion during the October-November holidays. The rest'was disposed of by a staff of clerks who accompanied me to Maymyo. The abstraction showed that the final totals for the Province were as follows : Males 5.342,033 Females 5.I48.59 1 Total 10,490,624 19. The following statement shows the cost of the operations, as compared with that of the census of 1891. It is approximate Cost of the operations. on i yi as the final accounts for the financial year 1891-92 have not yet been made up. In the Administrative Volume the accounts will be presented in greater detail and in a more final form, but the figures now given will afford a general idea of the relative cost of the two enumerations. It must be borne in mind that in 1881 and 1891 only the extra cost involved in the census was treated as census expenditure for the purposes of the Report. Thus, the salaries of all Government officers employed on census were then charged to ordinary administrative heads and werenot debited to census, as at the last enumeration. For this reason a certain percentage should properly be deducted from the 1 90 1 figures of cost if it is desired to institute a comparison with the cost of previous enumerations. Head.
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