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6.—INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND MANUFACTORIES
(so far as not included nnder sub-sections 1-5 above).
Note.—The figures in this table must Ix* regarded in many cases as approximate only, as many establishments are owned
by illiterate persons who keep no reliable books.
Industry
Number of
Establishments
or
Manufactories
Xumb:r of
persons
employed
daily
Cost of
R a w Materials
used
Output during the year
Quantity
Net selling
value at factory
or works
Tobacco factories
Wine and Spirit factories «
Asbestos factories...
Distillery for origanum oil
Brick and tile factories ...
Gypsum factories b
Soap factories
Mineral water factories ...
Tanneries
Rope factories
Ice factories
Spinning machines
Potteries
Flour mills e
Cotton ginning factories
Cbeese factories ...
Terra umbra quarries
18
625
58
134
26») during
the summer
152
345
oo
22
10
74 steam
265 water
li
10
71
48
6 during the
summer
55
61
94
(Jl
£
74,322
35,11 *
7,801
1,725
5,614
1,383
942
259,133 okes
656,096 okes
1,075 tona
2,561 okes
2,29.5,000 pieces
13,097 tons
19,650 okes
345,860 bottles
30,940 | 151,000 okes
I
1,250
P96
2/- per oke for
cotton
2,346
132,500
50,000 okes
435,000 okes
63,000 okes
134,800 pieces
649,000 okes
5,:570 } 110,000 okes
SK4
L.,948 tons
176,084
42,330
35,475
1,500
4,385
14,115
1,616
1,558
30,590
2,777
1,497
11,700
2,966
60,000
8,180
7,382
(a) Some small fuctories arc not included iu this return.
(b) Primitive kilns, of which no details are available, are also found in certain loc-ilities.
{<••) Details regarding these mills cannot be obtained, as very many of them are owned hy illiterate persons w h o
keep no books.
There arc also a large number of primitive oil mills of which, particulars are unobtainable. F e w of these
worked during the year.