RAIL WAY RETURNS.
[BY telegraph.— association.] Wellington, Saturday. The railway returns for the four weeks ending August 18 are as follows :— NORTH ISLAND. o% aeTenUo ' nditure - P rev° f & 8. (1. £ s. d. Kawakawa S 83 6 3 327 1 6 165-67 Whaagarei 15 492 18 i 372 6 3 90-74 Kaihu .. 17 166 16 8 170 9 9 90-60 Auckland 288 8,800 5 0 6,399 10 6 76-12 TaranakV 332 12,520 9 7 9,431 14 0 '80 Wellington 92 4,669 17 1 4,140 6 4 77-00 Total .. 762 28,783 911 20,647 7 4 7465 MIDDLB ISLAND. Hut till Id}" Bluff .. 1,117 44,038 16 9 33,664 010 65-78 Or vm'th* Brunr. .. 8 1,091 7 5 1,168 10 7 64-04 (it A VfU'fetl* Hokit. .. 24 508 7 0 248 11 8 68-61 WestpOVt.. 28 2,842 0 0 1,414 11 8 4960 Nelson ~23 633 8 4 708 12 10 9233 Picton :. 21 434 3 1 602 97 ' 118-68 Total ~ 1319 50,847 17 1 37,706 17 2 65-35 Grand total 1.971 77,081 7 0 68.354 4 6 68-33
The prizes in Mrs. W. G. Connolly's art union, the tickets for which have being going off well, will remain for a few days longer on exhibition at Mr. J. TonsonGarlick's.Qaeenstreet. These prizes are well worth an inspection, as Mrs. Connolly has established a reputation for excellence in this particular Tenders ate invited by Mr. Wade, architect, for re-building and re-Instating Messrs. Hellaby's premises, ab Richmond.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9624, 24 September 1894, Page 5
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