New Zealand Gazette – 1884 – No. 4

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✨ Railway Financial and Traffic Statistics

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 4

HURUNUI-BLUFF SECTION.—Four-weekly Period ending 8th December, 1883.

Name.	Miles Open for Traffic.	REVENUE.		EXPENDITURE.		Per Cent. of Revenue.
		Four-weekly.	Total to Date.	Four-weekly.	Total to Date.
		£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Waikari to Palmerston and Branches..	468	23,860 14 9	249,245 2 10	17,781 8 4	176,893 1 0	70·97
Palmerston to Bluff and Branches	389	21,323 5 3	200,717 16 3	16,849 11 7	146,744 12 4	73·11
Grand total	857	45,184 0 0	449,962 19 1	34,630 19 11	323,637 13 4	71·93

CORRESPONDING PERIOD LAST YEAR:

| Waikari to Palmerston and Branches.. | 461 | £ s. d. | £ s. d. | £ s. d. | £ s. d. | |
| Palmerston to Bluff and Branches | 387 | 25,621 1 6 | 248,908 17 4 | 17,541 15 9 | 160,729 15 11 | 64·57 |
| | | 23,444 15 11 | 206,610 8 8 | 15,617 11 11 | 134,049 13 3 | 64·88 |
| Grand total | 848 | 49,065 17 5 | 455,519 6 0 | 33,159 7 8 | 294,779 9 2 | 64·71 |

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of TRAFFIC on ALL SECTIONS, from 1st April, 1883, to 8th December, 1883.

All Sections.	PASSENGERS.				SEASON TICKETS.	NUMBER.					NUMBER.
	First Class.		Second Class.		Total.	Total.	Parcels.	Horses.	Car-riages.	Dogs.	Total.	Drays, &c.	Cattle.	Calves.	Sheep.	Pigs.	Total.
	S.	R.	S.	R.
1883 ..	243,385	207,344	850,957	751,806	2,053,492	6,535	220,737	6,528	601	17,459	245,325	580	18,104	1,998	370,667	22,396	413,745
1882 ..	296,131	173,348	1023891	559,970	2,053,340	6,118	210,868	6,796	646	16,188	234,498	523	17,352	2,636	259,643	22,729	302,883
Increase	..	33,996	..	191,836	152	417	9,869	..	..	1,271	10,827	57	752	..	111,024	..	110,862
Decrease	52,746	..	172,934	..	..	..	..	268	45	..	..	..	..	638	..	333	..

TONNAGE.

All Sections.	Chaff, &c.	Wool.	Firewood.	Timber.	Grain.	Merchandise.	Minerals	Total.
	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.
1883 ..	12,245 0 0	17,552 8 0	58,390 0 0	125,952 17 0	359,136 12 1	233,286 15 3	381,214 18 2	1,187,778 11 2
1882 ..	9,160 0 0	17,562 4 0	56,515 0 0	141,543 9 3	254,646 2 2	235,207 3 2	366,884 2 2	1,081,518 2 1
Increase	3,085 0 0	..	1,875 0 0	..	104,490 9 3	..	14,330 16 0	106,260 9 1
Decrease	..	9 16 0	..	15,590 12 3	..	1,920 7 3	..	..

Railway Department, 8th January, 1884.

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

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1884, No 4

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🚂 Railway Working Account for 1883-84 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated8 January 1884
KeywordsRailways, Revenue, Expenditure, Financial Year, Sections, North Island, Middle Island, Traffic, Passengers, Tonnage
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J. P. Maxwell, General Manager, New Zealand Railways

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