The Burma Gazette Rangoon Saturday May 21st 1921

(a) If the application relate* to the grant in an individual case of any increase in pay or (6) to the creation of a temporary post the Governor-General in Council may at his discretion on behalf of the Secretary of State in Council sanction the proposal. [...] 3t'3 3. The agricultural conditions of the early and middle years of the decade were not unfavourable to the growth of the population. [...] In the last year of the decade a large part of the country had again to face a serious failure of the monsoon Further analysis of the conditions affecting the movement of the population must be postponed till the Census figures are available in their final form ; but the figures given in the statements show the extent to which the normal growth of the ropulation has in the greater part of the co [...] The difficulties of the operations have on this occasion been enhanced in certain parts of India by the disinclination of a section of the 1 ublic to render the assistance that has been demanded of them and the extent to which this attitude may have affected the accuracy of the enumeration w ill he dealt with in analysing the figures. [...] 3. The political control of Aden which is still technically a part of the Bombay Presidency is with the British Government but as its general administration is still directly under the Government of Bombay Aden has been shown for the purpose of the Census as part of the Bombay Presidency 4. The population of the French Settlements in India which is not included in this table is according to t