New Zealand Gazette – 1893 – No. 10

Page 197

✨ Railway Traffic and Construction Costs

FEB. 9.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 197

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of TRAFFIC on ALL SECTIONS, from 1st April, 1892, to 7th January, 1893.

Passengers.	Season	Number.	Number.
First Class.	Second Class.	Total.	Total.
S.	R.	S.	R.
1893	88,061	493,740	449,463
1892	85,570	449,370	426,653
Inc.	2,491	44,370	22,810
Dec.

Tons.

All	Chaff, &c.	Wool.	Firewood.	Timber.	Grain.	Merchandise.	Minerals.	Total.
Sections.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.	Tons c. qr.
1893	27,468 0 0	60,683 12 0	68,422 0 0	128,964 7 0	409,205 18 0	288,229 3 0	684,786 3 0	1,667,759 3 0
1892	21,860 0 0	48,977 4 0	66,120 0 0	131,559 15 0	352,875 14 0	270,939 10 0	652,812 9 0	1,545,144 12 0
Increase	5,608 0 0	11,706 8 0	2,302 0 0		56,330 4 0	17,289 13 0	31,973 14 0	122,614 11 0
Decrease				2,595 8 0

ESTIMATED Cost of CONSTRUCTION of ALL LINES to 31st March, 1892, including Public Works Loan 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	90,337 0 0	90,337 0 0
Whangarei-Kamo	72,090 0 0	72,090 0 0
Marton-Te Awamutu (north end)	239,005 0 0	184,585 0 0
Auckland	1,934,152 0 0	1,725,333 0 0
Napier	857,243 0 0	857,243 0 0
Marton-Te Awamutu (south end)	122,546 0 0	103,587 0 0
Wanganui	1,425,225 0 0	1,425,225 0 0
Wellington-Foxton (private line)	42,117 0 0
Wellington	1,071,702 0 0	1,054,465 0 0
Surveys	27,498 0 0
Miscellaneous	5,169 0 0
Hurunui-Bluff	8,362,949 0 0	8,322,942 0 0
Greymouth	216,247 0 0	200,288 0 0
Greymouth Harbour Works	127,234 0 0
Greymouth-Hokitika	117,748 0 0
Westport	227,496 0 0	227,496 0 0
Westport Harbour Works	14,111 0 0
Nelson	178,109 0 0	165,609 0 0
Picton	251,639 0 0	202,491 0 0
Stock	47,379 0 0
Stock in suspense	25,000 0 0	25,000 0 0
Surveys	37,619 0 0
Miscellaneous	5,168 0 0
Total	15,497,783 0 0	14,656,691 0 0

Railway Department, 7th February, 1893.

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

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1893, No 10

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🚂 Railway Working Account (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated7 February 1893
KeywordsRailways, Traffic, Passengers, Parcels, Livestock, Tons, Chaff, Wool, Firewood, Timber, Grain, Merchandise, Minerals, Construction Costs, Lines, Sections
👩‍💼 Officials

A. C. Fife, Accountant, New Zealand Railways

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