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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 28… (1911)

The value of exports and imports, which in 1880 was £3,792,991 and £3,378,385, and in the ensuing five years averaged £4,638,633 and £4,366,307, had increased in 1905 to £14,861,823 and £19,068,221. Metals and metal goods, rice, wool and woollen goods, and cotton and cotton goods are the chief imports; and silk, silk goods and tea are the chief exports.
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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 28… (1911)

The Japanese government constructed public works, and excellent water was supplied from the Sagamigawa. The foreign settlement has well-constructed streets, but the wealthier foreigners reside S. of the town, on the Bluff. The land occupied by foreigners was leased to them by the Japanese government, 20% of the annual rent being set aside for municipal expenses.
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