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6.- INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND MANUFACTORIES
(so far aa not included under sub-sections-1-5 above).
2fata.—The figures in this table must be regarded in many cases as approximate only, as many establishments are owned
by illiterate persons who keep no reliable books.
Industry
Artificial Teeth factories
Namber of
Establishments
or
Manufactories
1
Brick and Tile factories
47
-Carob Crushing factories
4
Cheese factories (a)
14
Citrus juice and oil factories ...
1
Cotton Ginning factories
Flour mills (A)
63
j 109 steam
| 235 water
Foundries
4
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•Gypsum factories (e)
32
Ice factories
,
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i
J a m factories
1
Macaroni factories
3
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Mineral Water factories
Iii
Origanum Oil distilleries
1
•
Potteries ... ...
83
Ship Building Yards
2
Silk Filatures (d)
'
1
Soap factories ... ... ...
17
Spinning machines
... ... i
1
Su m a c factories ... ... ... j
1
Tanneries ••
Terra U m b r a quarries ... ...
3
Tobacco factories... ... ...
5
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Wine and Spirit factories (a)
27
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Number of
persons
employed
daily
70
350
102
109
12
108
—
54
194
32 during the
summer
I during the
summer
14
51
300 during
the summer
145
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60
70
75
10
80
41
j "J02
i
191
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Costof-
R s w Materials
used
Output during
Quantity
£
300 1,500,000 teeth
6,232 8,065,000 pieces
—
13,804
650
19,330
—
2,755
3,422
1,323
10
3,090
2,314
i
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200
!
1.030
65
97
14.960
5,480
2,222
3,600
2,371
171,849
39,097
a
12,195 tons
169,380 okes
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16,000 j,-al. citrus jeice. |
429,152 okea
—
—
12,137 tons
1,181,800 okes
201 okes
271,500 okes
2,278,652 bottles
718 okes
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225,810 pieces
4^boats
2 2 0 okes
580,700 okes
'JO tons
400 tons
33,000 okes
4,406 tons
173,269 okes
3,579,490 okes
the year
Net selling
-mine at factory
or works
£
2.000
14,506
—
15.478
1,200
19.990
—
4,376
4,864
2,683
28
4,842
3,346
!
240
1
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2,039
105
218
19,233
6,600
4.000
4,200
7,836
186,455
66.065
(a) Some small factories are not included in this return.
(b) Details regarding these mills cannot be obtained, as very many of them are owned by illiterate persons w h o
keep no books. The grower usually takes his grain to the mill and removes it after grinding. Mills do not
generally purchase grain.
There is also a large number of primitive oil mills (with an output of over one million okes) and primitive rope
making establishments of which particulars are unobtainable.
(e) Primitive kilns, of which no details are available, are also fonnd in certain localities.
{d) This factory worked only 2 months and closed.