Talk:1911 in New Zealand

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The last census before WW1 was conducted in 1911 I believe. Should the population be mentioned here?

The total population of the Dominion (including Maoris and residents of the Cook and other Pacific Islands) in April, 1911, was: Persons, 1,070,910; males, 564,834; females, 506,076; of these, 2,630 were Chinese—2,542 males, 88 females.

The population of the Cook and other Pacific Islands now included within the boundaries of the Dominion was 12,598 persons, of whom 180 were whites or half-castes living as whites. There were also 513 Natives of these islands absent on ships or at the guano islands, & c. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 150.107.175.53 (talk) 12:07, 8 July 2017 (UTC) [reply]