EXCURSION FARES
POPULAR IX ENGLAND IX CREA SE D TR A FFIC (Aust and N.Z. Cable) Rugby. Sept- 2*3. The change-over from standard fares to day. half-day and i>eriod excursion fares on the British railways resulted during the first half of tlie current year in a considerable increase in passenger traffic. Passenger journeys made in the period, excluding season ticket holders, totalled 534,738,215, representing an increase of 1.978.709 on the corresponding period of 1932.
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Feilding Star, Volume 10, Issue 4043, 28 September 1933, Page 5
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