New Zealand Gazette – 1882 – No. 33

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 33

N.Z.R.—FINANCIAL YEAR 1881—82.

RAILWAYS WORKING ACCOUNT, showing the Revenue and Expenditure to the Termination of the
Four-weekly Period ending 4th March, 1882.

Section.	Length Open for Traffic.	REVENUE.	EXPENDITURE.	Per Cent. of Revenue to Date.	FOR A TWELVE-MONTHLY PERIOD, AVERAGE TO DATE.
	Miles.	Four-weekly.	Total to Date.	Four-weekly.	Total to Date.

NORTH ISLAND,—

	Miles.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.		£	s. d.	£	s. d.
Kawakawa	...	5	96 10	1	621	2	4	129	10	4	1,615	8	2	127.36
Whangarei	...
Auckland...	...	139	5,611	11	3	66,594	0	2	3,639	5	1	44,956	13	6
Napier	...	70	2,913	12	4	30,563	7	10	1,038	9	10	16,946	6	2
Wellington	...	69	3,635	5	7	38,319	7	10	3,084	7	9	28,230	8	4
Wanganui	...	115	3,311	2	6	40,048	0	5	2,403	6	5	25,237	2	3
New Plymouth	...	51	1,226	18	8	11,939	11	3	903	1	3	8,849	18	10
Total	...	449	16,795	0	5	189,353	16	9	11,198	0	8	125,835	17	3

MIDDLE ISLAND,—

	Miles.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.		£	s. d.	£	s. d.
Hurunui-Bluff	...	797	54,485	9	5	595,084	4	6	28,670	4	8	329,762	5	8
Greymouth	...	8	961	12	3	9,885	19	7	379	13	4	4,731	19	6
Westport	...	10	767	5	6	5,556	6	11	340	5	1	3,456	11	8
Nelson	...	23	734	6	7	7,759	4	9	498	3	0	5,814	18	7
Picton	...	19	564	9	3	7,119	6	5	458	1	11	4,642	2	5
Total	...	857	57,513	3	0	625,405	2	2	30,346	8	0	348,407	17	10

Grand Total ... 1,306 | 74,308 | 3 | 5 | 814,758 | 18 | 11 | 41,544 | 8 | 8 | 474,243 | 15 | 1 | 58.21 | | | | | |

CORRESPONDING PERIOD LAST YEAR.

NORTH ISLAND,—

	Miles.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.		£	s. d.	£	s. d.
Kawakawa	...	5			687	9	6	89	7	4	361	10	10	64.26
Whangarei	...
Auckland	...	131	5,610	4	9	59,855	0	1	3,487	4	11	41,607	10	10
Napier	...	70	2,587	5	2	26,292	1	2	1,478	8	3	16,405	15	10
Wellington	...	69	3,275	11	11	32,833	0	8	2,610	17	11	27,294	3	5
Wanganui	...	108	3,214	1	3	33,418	5	10	2,028	18	5	22,647	14	10
New Plymouth	...	41	844	10	6	8,303	2	3	719	19	3	7,084	12	3
Total	...	424	15,591	1	9	161,950	11	8	10,414	16	1	115,401	8	0

MIDDLE ISLAND,—

	Miles.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.	£	s. d.		£	s. d.	£	s. d.
Hurunui-Bluff	...	788	51,407	1	11	572,445	3	9	28,253	9	7	347,700	5	0
Greymouth	...	8	1,049	8	4	9,912	3	2	416	2	0	4,538	5	4
Westport	...	10	460	3	11	3,477	9	7	256	4	10	3,459	0	7
Nelson	...	20	748	2	4	7,740	16	11	483	9	11	5,786	7	0
Picton	...	19	442	9	8	5,409	7	1	505	9	3	4,466	5	11
Total	...	845	54,107	6	2	598,985	0	6	29,914	15	7	365,950	3	10

Grand Total... 1,269 | 69,698 | 7 | 11 | 760,935 | 12 | 2 | 40,329 | 11 | 8 | 481,351 | 11 | 10 | 63.26 | | | | | |

Railway Department, 4th April, 1882.

J. P. MAXWELL,
General Manager, New Zealand Railways.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1882, No 33

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🚂 New Zealand Railways - Traffic Returns for the Four Weeks ending the 4th March, 1882 (continued from previous page)

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J. P. Maxwell, General Manager, New Zealand Railways

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