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85. The following table shows the average daily earnings ip the four
stated occupations in each of the nineteen wills covered by the Enquiry
in Bombav City together with the averages for the centre —
Average Daily Earnings in July 1926 for
Mill
mmber
Average ..!
3
W,
a
Weavers—P*
{Two Loom)
Men)
Rs. a. pe
115 9
1 14 10
116 7
112 10
110 9
L 9 1
113 4
2 1 2
112 10
113 2
2 1 6
112 0
1 9 4
911
112 4
L115 2
112 0
2 0 4
| 12 4
1 12 4
Siders—T
{Men}
Rs. a. p.
tL 05
015 8
015 9
015 8
107
I 05
015 0
014 3
014 3
n 15 11
L 05
I 0 5
015 7
[I 0 3
1 0 6
015 10
1 0 2
0 15 10
I 211
Ft 1
Warpers—P*
{Men)
Rs. a. p.
2 7 3
112 7
2 3 8
2 5 8
110 3
2 0 6
2 2 4
214 0
112 11
2 9 1
2 2 3
115 3
i12 0
112 3
2 1 8
210 3
2,010
>» | 9
2
9
9
Grey winders—
P* (Women)
Rs. a. p.
015 5
011 10
0 9 7
013 1
013 4
612 &
011 0
0 91
012 3
010 4
010 7
0 910
0 8 3
0c 9 8
015 3
010 8
012 5
011 6
012 131
011 6
* P=Meaus on Piece Rates. Tt T=Means on Time Rates.
86. As will be seen from this table the earnings of Weavers vary
between Rs. 1-9-1 and Rs. 2-1-6 per day, those of Siders between annas
14-3 and Rs. 1-2-11 per day, those of Warpers between Rs. 1-10-3 and
Rs. 2-14-0 per day and those of female Grey Winders between annas 8-3
and annas 15-5 per dav.
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