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WEALTH  OF  EMPIRE,  AND  HOW  IT SHOULD  BE  USED  383

                                    V.-MISCELLANEOUS.            .nu. £.
                  EDUCATION (including II million £, Parliamentary grants and
                    14 million £, School Board rates)  •  .  •  •  .  •  "   30
                  LITERATURE  •  .  •  •  .  •  •  •  .  .  •  .  .  •  ..  10
                  NEWSPAPERS  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  •  .  .  .  .  .  ..  IS
                  CHURCH (including 14 million £, for revenues of Church of
                    England, with estimates for Scotland and Ireland, and for
                    dissent).  .  .  .  .  .  .  •  .  .  .  .  .  •  .  .•   2S
                  Locomotion (tramways, 6 million £'j half receipts from rail-
                    way passengers,  24 million £).  Tota~ 30 million £,..   30
                  Theatres and Amusements                          20
                             Total miscellaneous                  130

                                 VI.-COST 0 .. DISTlUBUTION.
                  Cost  of distribution  (estimate  of British Association  Com-
                    mittee in 1881, ISS  million £"  plus about 30 per cent for
                    increase of population and wealth since 1881)  •   200
                             Grand total  •

                                        SUMMARY.             Mln.£.
                        I.  Food and drink  •  •  .  .  .  .  •  •  •   4 68
                        2.  Dress      •  .  .  .  •  .  •  •  .  .  182
                        3.  I-Iouse  .  .  .  •  .  .  •  .  .  •  .  .  .  223
                        4.  National services (exclusive of education, etc.)  18 3
                        S.  Miscellaneous  .  .  .            13 0
                        6.  Cost of distribution              200
                                   Grand total
                                           AU:
                        Professional and dMlUSli( servzfes,  1101 (ompnsed
                          in ollie, ilems (sa,).  •  .  •  .  •  .  •  •   100
                        Amollnl slenl 011  serokes resulting in pennanenl
                         worAs (;"vesimellls) (say).  •  •  •  •  ••   264

                            Tolal,  e~lIalling esl;maled aggregale in(tlf1lt  1,7So

                                       Noles 10 Tdle.
                    In adapting  the figures, and  to some  extent  t~e methods, of the
                  Committee of 1881 to the present time, I  have thought it more con-
                  venient in showing  expenditure  on commodities to include only the
                  wholesale cost of commodities consumed, less any allowance for cost
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