HC Deb 27 April 1926 vol 194 cc1861-2W
J. PENNEFATHER

asked the Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs the estimated increases of population in Canada., Australia and New Zealand, respectively, between 1920 and the latest date for which figures are available; and how much of the increase in each case is attributable to natural increase and how much to immigration?

Mr. AMERY

The following tables give the information asked for as far as it is available:

Estimated increase of population Natural increase Nett immigration
Australia.
1920 107,896 80,117 27,779
1921 97,776 82,122 15,654
1922 124,208 86,185 38,023
1923 116,526 78,986 37,540
1924 123,696 79,947 43,749
1925 148,912 110,000 38,912
New Zealand.
1920 28,950 17,812 11,138
1921 30,753 17,885 12,838
1922 25,431 18,029 7,402
1923 23,824 16,546 7,368
1924 26,953 17,247 9,706
1925 (Not yet available).
Canada.
1920 152,929
1921 157,008
1922 151,667
1923 142,690
1924 143,900
1925 137,460

No information is available as to how much of the increase in the case of Canada is attributable to natural increase of population, and how much to immigration.