-----------------------------------------------------------++ || FINAL RESULTS || || --------------+-----------------+-------------+------------++ 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 || --------------+-----------------+-------------+------------++ Total receipts|Total expenditure| Balance to | Balance to || to end of | to end of |credit end of|debit end of|| each year | each year | each year | each year || --------------+-----------------+-------------+------------++ Rs. | Rs. | Rs. | Rs. || .. | 22,600 | .. | 22,600 || .. | 45,600 | .. | 45,600 || 2,500 | 83,257 | .. | 80,757 || 15,000 | 1,06,657 | .. | 91,657 || 47,500 | 1,32,357 | .. | 84,857 || 1,02,500 | 1,60,357 | .. | 57,857 || 1,77,500 | 2,02,357 | .. | 24,857 || 2,67,500 | 2,41,357 | 26,143 | .. || 3,70,000 | 2,72,357 | 97,643 | .. || 4,82,500 | 3,03,357 | 1,79,143 | .. || 6,00,000 | 3,34,357 | 2,65,643 | .. || 7,20,000 | 3,65,357 | 3,54,643 | .. || | | | || | | | || | | | || | | | || | | | || | | | || | | | || | | | || | | | || | | | || | | | || --------------+-----------------+-------------+------------++
----------------------------------+ | | | | | | REMARKS. | | | ----------------------------------+ | It will be seen from this | table as follows:-- | 1. About Rs. 90,000 of capital | is necessary to make a plantation| as quick as this. If | made more gradually, very | much less would suffice. | 2. There is no yearly profit | until the fifth year. | 3. By the eighth year all the | outlay is recovered. | This table has been prepared | with great care, and the | authority for the figures | assumed has been arrived | at in previous parts. (_See_ | headings of the Cols. for the | pages and note at foot.) | I believe this table represents | truly what Tea, with | all the necessary advantages | detailed in the next | page, can do. | ----------------------------------+
At the following pages will be found the calculations for the figures assumed:--Col. 2, page 170; Col. 8, pages 70 and 162; Col. 10, pages 164, 165, 166.
The necessities for success in Tea are:--
3. Perfect knowledge in Tea cultivation and Tea manufacture on the proprietor’s part or that of his manager.
Do not dispense, though, with even _one_ of the seven points named, for the truth is simply, that Tea will pay _very_ well with all the above advantages, but will utterly fail without them.