The Story of An African City
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.. . .. . .. 34, 577 1894-5 . .. . .. . .. 37, 156 1895-6 . .. . .. . .. 39, 760 1896-7 . .. . .. . .. 44, 583 In 1871 1 the value of rateable property within the Borough was £270, 261. In 1881 this had increased to £1, 052, 013. In 1891 it was £1, 327, 000, and this year it is £2, 252, 570. Government property, churches, schools, and charitable institution? are exempt from rates, and the value of these premises within the Borough is estimated at £870, 000. The chief assets of the Municipality ...include freehold land and buildings to the value of nearly £300, 000, and waterworks, which have cost £70, 000. Among the buildings may be mentioned the Town Hall, Telegraph Offices, Market Hall, and three Police Stations, most of which will be been described in other portions of this work. CHAPTER XIII. Public Buildings. FF the number and size of public buildings be regarded as a test of a town's relative importance, the claims of Maritzburg to be counted among the most prominent cities in South Africa rest upon very substantial grounds.
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.. . .. . .. 34, 577 1894-5 . .. . .. . .. 37, 156 1895-6 . .. . .. . .. 39, 760 1896-7 . .. . .. . .. 44, 583 In 1871 1 the value of rateable property within the Borough was £270, 261. In 1881 this had increased to £1, 052, 013. In 1891 it was £1, 327, 000, and this year it is £2, 252, 570. Government property, churches, schools, and charitable institution? are exempt from rates, and the value of these premises within the Borough is estimated at £870, 000. The chief assets of the Municipality ...include freehold land and buildings to the value of nearly £300, 000, and waterworks, which have cost £70, 000. Among the buildings may be mentioned the Town Hall, Telegraph Offices, Market Hall, and three Police Stations, most of which will be been described in other portions of this work. CHAPTER XIII. Public Buildings. FF the number and size of public buildings be regarded as a test of a town's relative importance, the claims of Maritzburg to be counted among the most prominent cities in South Africa rest upon very substantial grounds.
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