THE RAILWAYS.
LATEST FIGURES SHOW IMPROVEMENT.
Hie railway revenue for the period April 1 to July 19. 1924, was £1,965,486, which is £12,349 less than for the corresponding period of last year. The expenditure was £1,622,873,” which is a decrease ol £13,187 on last- year’s period.
For the four-weekly period ended June 19, the total revenue -was £483,030, an increase of £29,086; and the expenditure was £433,734, a decrease of £23,259. The revenue returns for the North and South Islands for the April-July period were :—. NORTH ISLAND. 1924. 1923. £ £ Whangarei 24,599 94 goQ Kadiu ..." 2,216 “2,639 Gisborne 10,463 11,479 Mam line and branches 1,138,718 1,122,166
North Island ... £1,175,996 £1,161,104 SOUTH ISLAND. Main line and branches 732,133 751,718 Westport 38,129 45.068 $. el . son 6,658 6.575 011 9,921 11,052 Lake Vakatipu steamers 9,659 2,317 South Island £789,490 £816,730 New Zealand .... £1,965,486 £1,997,834
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 26 August 1924, Page 6
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