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XIII.—Number of Trade Scholarship candidates examined and the conditions found xx.
XIV.—Number of Special Scholarship candidates examined and the conditions found xxi.
XV.—Number of candidates examined for the teaching profession and the conditions found xxii.
XVI.—Housing accounts—
A.—Housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890 xxiv.
B.—Dwellings under Improvement Acts xxxiv.
C.—Dwellings under the Housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890, and Improvement
Acts combined xl.
D.—Details of Revenue Account—
I.—Housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890 xlii.
II.—Dwellings under Improvement Acts xlii.
E.—Percentages on gross rental of the several items of Income and Expenditure
in respect of dwellings in D xliv.
F.—Summary of Financial Results—
I.—Housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890 xlvi.
II.—Dwellings under Improvement Acts xlvi.
G.—Details of Repairs and Renewals Fund xlviii.
H.—Contributions from and to rates . xlviii.
XVII.—Capital expenditure on clearance schemes under the Housing of the Working Classes
1890 xliX.
XVIII.—Commercial and housing values of sites utilised for the erection of Working Class
Dwellings 1.
XIX.—Housing Statistics—
A.—Number of tenements in the Council's working-class dwellings Ii.
B.—Accommodation in the Council's working-class dwellings liii.
C.—Rents charged in the Council's working-class dwellings lix.
D.—Accommodation provided and gross rent per annum on 31st March, 1892,
and each subsequent year lxi.
E.—Number of persons re-housed lxi.
F.—Number of tenants transferred or who vacated, 1911-1912 ., lxii.
G.—Percentage of total outgoings on rent receivable for the last five years., lxiii.
H.—Population of the Council's dwellings according to a census taken in March,
1912 lxiv.
K.—Cases of infectious disease removed from the Council's dwellings, 1911-1912 lxv.
L.—Births and deaths in the Council's dwellings, 1911-1912 Ixvi.
M.—Occupations of the Council's tenants lxvii.
XX.—Statement of the Statutes under which dwellings under Improvement Acts were erected lxviii.
v.