P. AND T. REVENUE
INCREASES SHOWN. POSTAL'RISE AND TELEGRAPH FALL. The revenue collected at the New Zealand Post and Telegraph Offices for the March quarter was over £20,000 greater than that collected in the corresponding period a year ago. On the postal side there was an increase of nearly £28,000, but the telegraph business fell away by about £6OOO.
Totals, Ist qtr 1922 406,101 320,869 726,970 Totals, Ist qtr 1921 378,640 326,379 705,020 The amount of savings bank deposits was £6,376,243, and the amount of withdrawals was £6,767,307. The excess of withdrawals over deposits was £391,063. In the 1921 quarter £7,893,358 was deposited and £7,501,715 withdrawn.
£ 'o. M B g “ g g £ General Post Office 3,421 20,807 24,229 Auckland 83,471 30,607 114,079 Blenheim 8,841 6,784 10,625 Christchurch 52,911 21,591 74,503 1^)17 VI f fl 171 30,179 39,581 69,761 Gisborne 6*779 15*861 Greymouth .. .. 6,949 7,669 14,618 Hamilton .. .. 26,611 14,036 40,647 Invercargill .. .. 14,769 19,170 33,939 Napier 19,339 31,631 50,970 Nelson 6,363 9*381 15’745 New Plymouth .. 17*612 34,310 Oamaru 4,396 4,279 8,675 Thames 9,876 12,431 22 307 Timaru 10,095 5,557 15 658 Wanganui .. 17'365 23,326 40,691 Wellington .. . 91,626 40,539 132,166 Western Samoa .. 1,403 — 1,403
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Southland Times, Issue 19515, 15 May 1922, Page 6
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191P. AND T. REVENUE Southland Times, Issue 19515, 15 May 1922, Page 6
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