224
SHOWING THE ANNUAL EXPENSES INCURRED BY
THE THIRD GROUP ON DIFFERENT ITEMS,
IN RUPEES

Schedule
No. of the
family

I

Clothing

Fuel and
lighting

Expenses
on other
necessaries

if

Litigation

Miscellane-
ous

1

jtQG | jilt | in | 1OO | 880 | 20 | | 10 | ini t
ro« | a a. ft | *A | inn | inn | 20 | | 10 | 1U1 1 tag
AQA. | SAft | «A | AA | ok | | | in | f Uo j« 1 1
4** AO K | 3UO >LQfi | $ft | inn | 14-n | $n | | 10 | **11 OAfi
4.0/5 | | 1 AT | 195 | | 7/5 | | 10 | ouo 1OAR
A97 | flAft | so | 1RT | Q5 | Q5 | | in | JLZUD im a

**25 /
482
485

598

60

1O/
150

90

75

100

SO

1108
7nni

434 | | | | | | | | <tnrvi
441 | 880 | 120 | 300 | 70 | 100 | | SO | isnn

442
461

725

40

200

120

100

100

so

1215
500^

Some explanation of certain abnormal figures found in
connection with schedule numbers 422 and 432 is neces-
sary .
(i) The expenses on 'other necessaries' in the case of
family No. 422 seem to be abnormal. But as a matter of
fact it is not so. It appears so because the cost of main-
taining one of the members of this family who is studying
at the Engineering College at Karachi enters into this
total.
(ii) The item of litigation is filled in only in the case of
family No. 432 as its head is a money-lender and has on
occasions to go to a law court to recover his money.
With regard to the actual standard of living of this peo-
ple, a few general remarks will not be deemed out of
place. The main diet of these families, too, is rice. But
1 The heads of these families could not supply us with the details of
their annnual expenditure.