THE TRAMWAYS.
PARTIAL SERVICE RESUMED. A number of the New Plymouth tramway employees are still suffering from influenza, whilst others are assisting with milking in the country, but the service .was partially resumed' on Monday. It will be remembered that on the Friday following the “peace” celebrations a very much restricted service was run and from then no trams wore run until Monday, with the exception of one outward and inward trip, morning and evening, from Tuesday, November 26, to Saturday, November 29, this being for the convenience chiefly of the freezing works employees. Following are the returns of traffic and revenue for the two weeks referred to:—
The figures for the corresponding veek last year were:—Passengers 26,209, revenue £lB3 11s 7d.
Passengers . Revenue. £ s. d. Monday (Nor. 11)... 3765 26 9 2 Tuesday 5836 40 1 7 Wednesday 2787 19 10 2 Thursday 3358 23 12 11 Friday 71 0 10 8 15,817 £110 4 6 The figures for the corresponding week of last voar were:— Passengers 24,328, revenue £169 15s 3d. Passengers. Revenue. £ s. d. Tuesday (Nor. 26)... 48 0 7 2 Wednesday — 80 0 11 5 Thursday — 87 0 13 3 Friday 55 0 8 0 Saturday 129 0 18 6 399 £2 IS 6
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16304, 3 December 1918, Page 3
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208THE TRAMWAYS. Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16304, 3 December 1918, Page 3
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