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DWELLINGS.—GENERAL SUMMARY. Table II.—Showing the Number of Dwellings in the Dominion (exclusive of those occupied by or belonging to Maoris) according to the Census taken on the 2nd April, 1911.

POPULATION (EXCLUSIVE OF MAORIS) AND DWELLINGS.—GENERAL SUMMARY. Table III.—Showing the Inhabitants and Dwellings in the Dominion according to the Census taken on the 2nd April, 1911.

Description. Materials. Number. Dwelling, (exclusive of Tents), with Canvas Occupied. Unoccupied. Building. Roofs. ,,_:„,. Wood, Huts of ,.„',' Iron, or Cob or Sod, Clay, „„,,„„ Concre?e Lath an " Sod - Wood - ' Conciete Plaster Stone. &c. Tents, and Misce , Dwellings ,™ , Canvas and not hS'o" Stat6d - 232,167 210,734 15,234 1,508 4,691 9,650 209,760 697 3,322 23 4,691 4,024 Classification of Inhabited D wellings aecordi ig to Numbe of Rooms. Dwellings of One Room. Total tfew&Si Krick , Stone, Cob, Raupo, (inhabited). w J, odi &o., and Iron, &o. Huts or Tents. Dwellings Dwellings , r . £ „._ Three and Two Rooms. Fom . Kooms Dwellings of Five and Six Rooms. Dwellings containing more than Six Rooms. Dwellings in which the Number of Rooms was not specified. 215,425 5,702 6,579 9,954 54,770 89,275 46,814 2,331

DwellersPopulation. In Houses of Brick, Stone, Wood, Iron, or Latband blaster. In Huts or Houses of Cob, Sod, Haupo, &c. In Houses of Unstated Material. In Tents and Dwellings with Canvas Hoofs. Travellers and Persons camping out. Total. On Shipboard. ixclusive of Chinese .. Ibinese 978,523 2,232 7,558 305 3.58S 4,801 64 10,769 29 599 1,005,831 2,63< Totals 4,865 10,798 599 1,008,461 980,755 7,863 3,588