Review Minute : 20th Sept., 1886
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In the same year we received a visit from Colonel Mitchell, Colonial Secretary of Natal, and we gave him what help we could.
129. In truth, however, the question of emigration is but a small one, in so far as this Presidency is concerned. Our people move little, even in times of famine, and those who do soon return. Excluding mere visitors fromi neighbouring districts, it is probable that 99 per cent, or thereby are now living where they were born.
At the time of the Census of 1881, it was calc...ulated that in the ten previ- ous years the balance of loss on migration, emigration and immigration was under 23,000 souls.
Of those who expatriate themselves migrants up to say 63 per cent, (for we have no absolutely reliable figures) go to Ceylon, mainly from the southern districts, while perhaps 22 per cent, go, chiefly through the northern port of Cocanada, to British Burma. The emigrants proper make up only 15 per cent., even if we include those who go to the Straits Settlements.
The following remarks taJken from the " Statistical Atlas of India" published this year, are worth attending to : " The emigration whioh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the same year we received a visit from Colonel Mitchell, Colonial Secretary of Natal, and we gave him what help we could.
129. In truth, however, the question of emigration is but a small one, in so far as this Presidency is concerned. Our people move little, even in times of famine, and those who do soon return. Excluding mere visitors fromi neighbouring districts, it is probable that 99 per cent, or thereby are now living where they were born.
At the time of the Census of 1881, it was calc...ulated that in the ten previ- ous years the balance of loss on migration, emigration and immigration was under 23,000 souls.
Of those who expatriate themselves migrants up to say 63 per cent, (for we have no absolutely reliable figures) go to Ceylon, mainly from the southern districts, while perhaps 22 per cent, go, chiefly through the northern port of Cocanada, to British Burma. The emigrants proper make up only 15 per cent., even if we include those who go to the Straits Settlements.
The following remarks taJken from the " Statistical Atlas of India" published this year, are worth attending to : " The emigration whioh.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Duff, Mountstuart E. (Mountstuart Elphinstone), Sir, 1829-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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