Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 20

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✨ Railway Traffic Returns

CANTERBURY RAILWAYS.

TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR APRIL, 1869.

LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH LINE.

	No.	Amount.	Corresponding Month, 1868.
		£ s. d.	No.	Amount.
Passengers	20,153	1109 17 11	11,192	783 4 2
Parcels		32 11 0		29 16 6
Merchandise, tons	818¼	235 1 6	1643	448 14 0
Coals, tons	704¼	214 7 0	1217	365 2 0
Timber, 100 feet	372	18 12 0	1297¼	64 17 9
Wool, bales	1682	194 15 5	557	63 9 3
Grain, Wheat, &c., bushels	56,118	468 11 6	70,665	688 17 6
Do. Oats, do.	18,594	120 14 0	69,610	435 1 3
Sundries		91 17 9		1 6 9
Wharfage		161 15 3
		2693 3 4		2780 9 2

GREAT SOUTH LINE.

	No.	Amount.	Corresponding Month, 1868.
		£ s. d.	No.	Amount.
Passengers	7574½	536 11 6	1759	336 4 6
Parcels		12 7 0		10 5 0
Merchandise, tons	159¼	73 13 6	205¼	122 15 3
Coals, tons	109¼	46 5 3	111	54 10 0
Timber, 100 feet	224¼	16 0 8
Wool, bales	397¼	74 10 9	365	68 8 9
Grain, Wheat, &c., bushels	71,391	576 5 7	142,433	920 3 9
Do. Oats, do.	15,410	79 10 5
Sundries				1 15 0
Labour		66 17 4
		1482 2 0		1514 2 3

VUW Te Waharoa — Canterbury Provincial Gazette 1869, No 20

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