New Zealand Gazette – 1889 – No. 50

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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of TRAFFIC ON ALL SECTIONS, from 1st April, 1889, to 20th July, 1889.

All Sections.	Passengers.	Season Tickets.	Parcels.	Number.	Number.
	First Class.	Second Class.	Total.	Total.
1889	S. R.	S. R.
1889	63,649 124,348	268,116	473,260	929,373	4,196
1888	63,568 119,420	271,304	437,944	892,236	4,461
Inc.	81 4,928	..	35,316	37,137	..
Dec.	..	..	3,188	..	..

TONS.

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.
1889	14,115 0 0	6,318 4 0	22,855 0 0	51,335 8 0	231,376 12 0	110,399 8 0	238,965 17 0	675,865 9 0
1888	8,315 0 0	5,581 16 0	28,865 0 0	48,739 4 0	207,840 1 0	100,279 8 0	241,143 10 0	634,763 19 0
Increase	5,800 0 0	736 8 0	..	2,596 4 0	24,036 11 0	10,120 0 0	..	40,601 10 0
Decrease	..	..	510 0 0	..	..	..	2,177 13 0	..

APPROXIMATE COST of CONSTRUCTION OF ALL LINES to 31st March, 1889, including Expenditure on Harbour Works forming
Part of the Railway System.

Section.	Gross Cost of Opened and Unopened Lines.	Cost of Opened Lines.
	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Kawakawa	89,993 0 0	89,993 0 0
Whangarei-Kamo	69,722 0 0	69,722 0 0
Auckland	1,850,157 0 0	1,688,971 0 0
Main Trunk Line, North Island	320,619 0 0	207,996 0 0
Napier	727,540 0 0	662,832 0 0
Wellington	1,050,975 0 0	976,465 0 0
Wanganui	1,400,674 0 0	1,400,674 0 0
Wellington-Manawatu	41,895 0 0	..
Surveys, North Island	26,163 0 0	..
Miscellaneous	5,169 0 0	..
Hurunui-Bluff	8,083,740 0 0	7,580,494 0 0
Greymouth	215,080 0 0	199,121 0 0
Greymouth-Hokitika	92,274 0 0	..
Grey Harbour Works	127,234 0 0	232,934 0 0
Westport	232,934 0 0	..
Westport Harbour Works	14,111 0 0	..
Nelson	177,587 0 0	165,087 0 0
Picton	230,990 0 0	198,548 0 0
Surveys, Middle Island	37,572 0 0	..
Miscellaneous	5,168 0 0	..
Stock	75,590 0 0	..
Total	14,875,187 0 0	13,472,837 0 0

Railway Department, 20th August, 1889.

A. C. FIFE,
Accountant, New Zealand Railways.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1889, No 50

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🚂 Comparative Statement of Railway Traffic and Construction Costs to August 1889 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated20 August 1889
KeywordsRailway statistics, traffic comparison, construction costs, finance, opened lines
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A. C. Fife, Accountant, New Zealand Railways

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