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Page 2 and 3: CANADA DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTIC
Page 6 and 7: STATISTICAIi SUMMABY OF THE PBOGBES
Page 8 and 9: xvni STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF THE PRO
Page 10 and 11: V. Education—con. PAGE. 4. Number
Page 12 and 13: viii Fisheries—con. PAGE . 70. To
Page 14 and 15: Steam Railways—con. PAGE. 15. Tot
Page 16 and 17: Public Accounts—con. PAGE. 6. Pop
Page 18 and 19: Department of the Secretary of Stat
Page 20 and 21: I.—RECONSTRUCTION IN CANADA. BY S
Page 22 and 23: WAR TIME ACTIVITIES 3 only for limi
Page 24 and 25: FOOD PRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION 5
Page 26 and 27: THE MUNITIONS INDUSTRY IN CANADA 7
Page 28 and 29: WAR LOANS 9 Dominion Government was
Page 30 and 31: WAR TAXATION IN CANADA 11 of these
Page 32 and 33: WAR TAXATION IN CANADA 13 British g
Page 34 and 35: RECONSTRUCTION IN CANADA 15 liquor
Page 36 and 37: UTILIZATION OF THE NATIONAL LABOUR
Page 38 and 39: VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE PEOP
Page 40 and 41: MILITARY HOSPITALS COMMISSION 21 of
Page 42 and 43: VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOB DISABLED SO
Page 44 and 45: PROVISION OF ARTIFICIAL LIMBS AND A
Page 46 and 47: EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS 27 returning
Page 48 and 49: LOANS TO VOCATIONAL AND UNIVERSITY
Page 50 and 51: SETTLEMENT OF RETURNED SOLDIERS ON
Page 52 and 53: SETTLEMENT OF RETURNED SOLDIERS ON
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SETTLEMENT OF RETURNED SOLDIERS ON
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PENSIONS 37 wife and three children
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PROVISION OF RETURNED SOLDIERS' LIF
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WAR SERVICE GRATUITY 41 if married,
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FREE TRANSPORTATION OF DEPENDANTS F
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THE CONSERVATION OF LIFE 45 The mov
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RECENT PROVINCIAL PUBLIC HEALTH LEG
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PROGRESS IN EDUCATION 49 PROGRESS I
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RECENT PROVINCIAL LEGISLATION ON ED
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SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
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SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
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NATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE 57 and
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ESTABLISHMENT OF DOMINION BUREAU OF
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DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS (1919
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ACTIVITIES OF THE BUREAU OF STATIST
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CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF CANADA 65
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GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES 77 Lawrence r
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PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF CANADA 79 Mou
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GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES 81 1.—Drain
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GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES 83 St. Lawren
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GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES 85 4.—Areas
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ECONOMIC GEOLOGY OF CANADA, 1919 87
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AREA AND POPULATION 93 IV.—AREA A
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AREA AND POPULATION 97 3.—Area an
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POPULATION 99 -Population of Cities
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POPULATION 101 6.—Rural and Urban
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POPULATION 103 8.—Population of C
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POPULATION 105 POPULATION OF THE PR
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VITAL STATISTICS 107 13. -Populatio
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VITAL STATISTICS 109 rates per 1,00
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VITAL STATISTICS 111 16.—Number o
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to S. SO < o tr
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IMMIGRATION 119 chief means of rein
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IMMIGRATION 121 18.—Arrivals at I
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IMMIGRATION 123 22.—Occupation an
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Fiscal Year. IMMIGRATION 125 35.—
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HIGHER EDUCATION IX CANADA 127 HIGH
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EDUCATION STATISTICS OF CANADA 129
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UNIVERSITIES OF CANADA 151 12.—Un
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14—Universities or Canada: Number
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16.—Universities and CoUeges of C
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University of Montreal, 68,000 2,17
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COLLEGES OF CANADA 159 18.—Colleg
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COLLEGES OF CANADA 161 19.—Profes
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Ontario Law School, Toronto, Ont S
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MAP OF CANADA SHOWINQ NORMAL MEAN T
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CLIMATE SINCE CONFEDERATION 165 At
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CLIMATE SINCE CONFEDERATION 167 exc
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WEATHER OF CANADA DURING 1919 169 n
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WEATHER OF CANADA DURING 1919 171 N
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t ffimmw s 1 ^firiiitp July... Aug.
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TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION 179 1
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TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION 183 -
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AGRICULTURE 189 from 19,125,968 acr
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AGRICULTURE 191 16,841,174 acres, a
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AGRICULTURE 193 1.—Area, Yield, Q
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AGRICULTURE 205 -Area, Yield, Quali
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AGRICULTURE 207 .—Area, Yield, Qu
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AGRICULTURE 211 2.—Annual Average
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AGRICULTURE 213 -Annual Average Yie
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AGRICULTURE 215 Comparative Value o
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AGRICULTURE 217 to the proportion o
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FARM LIVE STOCK 219 -Average Wages
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FARM LIVE STOCK 221 10.—Numbers o
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FARM LIVE STOCK 223 11.—Estimated
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FARM LIVE STOCK 225 IS.—Average V
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FARM LIVE STOCK 227 14.—Estimated
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DAIRYING 229 condensed products $13
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DAIRYING 231 7.—Production and Va
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FRUITS 233 FRUIT STATISTICS OF CANA
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FRUITS 235 Table 22 summarizes for
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COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSES 237 -Cold S
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CR 3 ore 'COM 24 tO tO tO tO tO 24
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35.—Monthly Range of^Average Pric
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PRICES OF CANADIAN GRAIN 243 26.—
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PRICES OF CANADIAN GRAIN 247 6 o H|
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CANADIAN LIVE STOCK 253 S3.—Avera
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PRICES OF FIELD CROPS 255 INDEX NUM
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MISCELLANEOUS AGRICULTURAL STATISTI
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1915. 1916. 1917. 1918. 1919. 1920.
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STOCKS OF GRAIN IN CANADA 261 easte
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STOCKS OF GRAIX IX C AX ADA 263 Of
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HOME CONSUMPTION OF WHEAT 265 47.
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AGRICULTURAL WEALTH OF CANADA 267 4
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INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTI
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INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTI
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WORLD'S PRODUCTIOX OF CEREALS AXD P
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WORLD'S PRODUCTION OF CEREALS AND P
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WORLD'S PRODUCTION OF CEREALS AND P
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AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS 27
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FORESTRY 289 Diagrams Illustrating
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FORESTRY 291 59.—Quantities of Wo
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FISHERIES 293 S2. -Quantity and Val
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FISHERIES 295 63.—Number and Capi
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FISHERIES 297 66.—Quantities and
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FISHERIES 299 67.- -Quantities and
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FISHERIES 301 70.—Total Value of
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MINERALS 303 are limited to those o
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MINERALS 305 74.—Quantities and V
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MINERALS 307 77.—Mineral Producti
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MINERALS 309 81.—Value of Gold pr
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MINERALS 311 84.—Quantity and Val
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MINERALS 313 8.—Production of Cem
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MINERALS 315 steel ingots, 374,888
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MINERALS 317 $75,722,603; lode gold
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MINERALS 319 93.—Quantity and Val
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MANUFACTURES 321 97.—Exports of M
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MANUFACTURES 323 from $1,605,730,64
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MANUFACTURES 325 100.—Statistics
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MANUFACTURES 32? 103.—Statistics,
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MANUFACTURES 335 H>4.—Male and Fe
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TRADE AND COMMERCE AGGREGATE EXTERN
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338 TRADE AND COMMERCE of $312,842,
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340 TRADE AND COMMERCE 3.—Duties
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342 TRADE AND COMMERCE 5.—Exports
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344 TRADE AND COMMERCE 7.- \ ! alli
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346 TRADE AND COMMERCE -Values of E
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9.—Imports from the United Kingdo
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350 TRADE AND COMMERCE 10.- -Export
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352 TRADE AND COMMERCE 10.—Export
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360 TRADE AND COMMERCE 10. -Exports
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368 TRADE AND COMMERCE 10. -Exports
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376 TRADE AND COMMERCE 11.—Import
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408 TRADE AND COMMERCE 13.—Values
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410 TRADE AND COMMERCE 17. -Average
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412 TRADE AND COMMERCE 9.—Imports
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414 TRADE AND COMMERCE 21. -Aggrega
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416 TRADE AND COMMERCE 21.—Aggreg
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418 TRADE AND COMMERCE 24.—Values
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420 TRADE AND COMMERCE 26.—Quanti
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424 TRADE AND COMMERCE • 26.—Qu
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438 TRADE AND COMMERCE 27. —Quant
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446 TRADE AND COMMERCE GRAIN STATIS
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448 TRADE AND COMMERCE 38.- -Number
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452 TRADE AND COMMERCE 30. -Quantit
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454 TRADE AND COMMERCE -Shipments o
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456 TRADE AND COMMERCE It will be s
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458 TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIO
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40.—Traffic through the Panama Ca
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522 LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES less t
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524 LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES 3.—N
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526 LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES admini
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528 LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES printe
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530 LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES organi
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532 LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES 7.—N
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534 LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES 10.—
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538 LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES sample
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16.—Rates of Wages Paid to Railwa
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LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES H Q O O w
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20.—Index Numbers of all Commodit
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548 LABOUR, WAGES AND PRICES Retail
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%,—Weekly Cost of a Family Budget
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552 FINANCE Public Debt.—On March
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554 FINANCE 3.—Detailed Expenditu
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556 FINANCE 6.—Population and Rev
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558 FINANCE 10.—Funded Debt payab
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560 FINANCE INLAND REVENUE. Under t
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562 FINANCE 14.—Statistics of Dis
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564 FINANCE 19.—Electrical Energy
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566 FINANCE year 1919. All doubtful
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568 FINANCE 21.—Classified Summar
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570 FINANCE 22.—Classified Summar
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23.—Population, assessed value of
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574 FINANCE 24.—Keceipts, ordinar
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576 FINANCE 25.—Expenditure, ordi
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578 FINANCE 25.—Expenditure, ordi
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580 FINANCE 27.—Liabilities, Citi
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582 FINANCE last nine years the ope
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584 FINANCE 31.—Financial Statist
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592 FINANCE against a reserve in go
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594 FINANCE 34.—Canadian Gold Res
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596 FINANCE 38.—Statistics of Ban
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39.—Circulating Medium in Hands o
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41.—Number of Branches of Charter
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43.—Assets of Chartered Banks of
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604 FINANCE 45.—General Statement
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606 FINANCE 49.—Liabilities of Ch
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608 FINANCE Net Liabilities. SlSllg
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610 FINANCE 56. -Total Business of
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612 FINANCE 59.—Investments on Tr
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614 FINANCE 63.—Commercial Failur
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616 FINANCE 63.—Causes of Failure
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618 FINANCE o a OS IIIiIIlisliI|lli
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620 FINANCE 67.—Valuation on Marc
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622 FINANCE in war service or civil
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624 FINANCE 68.—Fire Insurance Bu
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626 FINANCE 69.—Amounts received
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628 FINANCE 73.—Assets of Canadia
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630 FINANCE 75.—Cash Income and E
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632 FINANCE 77.—Life Insurance in
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634 FINANCE 79.—Assets of Canadia
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636 FINANCE 81.—Cash Income and E
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638 FINANCE Items. No. certificates
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640 FINANCE 87.—Income and Expend
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642 FINANCE 90.—Dominion and Prov
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644 FINANCE 93.—Fire Insurance ef
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646 A DM INI ST RA TION Representat
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648 ADMINISTRATION -Representation
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650 ADMINISTRATION 3.—Dominion Pa
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652 ADMINISTRATION Office. NINTH MI
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654 ADMINISTRA TION 5.—Lieutenant
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656 ADMINISTBA TION -Distribution o
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658 ADMINISTRATION army or navy dur
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660 A DMINISTRA TION Crown lands, n
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662 ADMINISTRATION 8.—Homestead E
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ADMINISTRATION 10. -Naturalizations
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666 ADMINISTBA TION 12. Distributio
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668 ADMINISTRATION 16.—Area and Y
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670 ADMIN1ST'RA TION the Dry Dock S
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672 ADMINISTRA TION at the followin
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674 ADMINISTRATION 22.—Expenditur
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676 A DMINISTRA TION -Expenditure o
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678 ADMINISTRA TION 24.—Expenditu
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680 ADMINISTRATION Rank or Rating o
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682 ADMINISTRA TION 27.—Number of
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684 ADMINISTRATION training purpose
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686 ADMINISTRATION Summary Convicti
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688 ADMINISTRATION 31.—Conviction
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690 ADMINISTRATION 34.—Classifica
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35.—Convictions by Classes of Off
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694 ADMINISTRA TION Penitentiaries.
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696 ADMINISTRA TION 41.—Classific
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698 ADMINISTRATION List of the Prin
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700 ADMINISTRA TION Agriculture.—
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702 A DMINISTRA TION Saskatchewan a
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704 ADMINISTRATION Secretary of Sta
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706 ADMINISTRATION PRINCE EDWARD IS
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708 A DMINISTRA TION general electi
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710 ADMINISTRATION Apportionment of
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712 ADMINISTRATION New Westminster
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714 LEGISLATION AND PRINCIPAL EVENT
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748 EXTRACTS FROM THE CANADA GAZETT
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754 INDEX INDEX. PAGE. Academies, i
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756 INDEX PAGE. Coal, production of
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758 INDEX •r.- i. PAGE. Fish, per
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760 INDEX PAGE. International Trade
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762 INDEX Ontario, education in 126
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764 INDEX PAGE. Reconstruction, est
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766 INDEX PAGE. Trade and Commerce-
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768 INDEX PAGE. Wheat, prices of, a
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