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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 January 1955Vol. XXV, No. 6

Suva Rates Go Up

p. 111 · Read in the full issue

THE unimproved capital value of land in the Fiji City area has been very considerably raised as a result of the recent triennial re-valuation by the City Council.

This means that rates will be more, although the actual rate per £ has been lowered.

Total amounts to be raised through rates, as compared with 1954, are as follows: General rate, Suva Ward, £1,660,086 (£997,008); Sama bula Ward, £1,029,346 (£914,752) ; Sewage rate, Suva Ward, £1,765,448 (£1,068,179); Education rate, all Wards, £1,364,759 (£938,572).

If Major A. Wainwright, Master Gunner at Suva Battery during the war years, and in charge of local gunnery training at that time, paid a short visit to the Colony with his son in December.