RAILWAYS ACCOUNT
NET REVENUE DECREASE. [PEB PBEBS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON, March 9. The Railways Working Account for the period of four weeks ended February 4, 1939, is as follows: — Expcu- Net Revenue, diturc. Revenue. Section £ £ £ ‘Kaihu .- ■■ J -6i> 1 — 010 Gisborne .. ■■ 2,88. 2,657 . 230 North Island main line and branches 462,149 357,554 104,595 South Island main line and branches 251.025 230.302 14.721 Westport .. ‘WI93 2 -' O7 * Nelson . • •• 1.307 1.006 —299 I’ietou -. •• 1,186 3.376 810 Total railway operations .. 724,0.1 l (>02.287 122.224 .Miscellaneous ser- [ vlces 115,151 81.639 33...12 ' Total revenue .. 839.662 683.92.; 15W7W "'Section showing a deficiency. For the period from Apj’il 1, 1938, to February 4, 1939-, the totals were: — Revenue. £7.197,417; expenditure, £7.288.757: net revenue, £208.6110. i r or the corresponding period last year the totals were:—-Revenue £7.09?,936: expenditure. £6.667,763: net revenue, £128,153.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 March 1939, Page 4
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