New Zealand Gazette – 1900 – No. 47

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✨ Railway Traffic and Construction Statistics

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 47

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC ON ALL SECTIONS from 1st April, 1900, to 28th April, 1900.

All Sections.	Passengers.	Season Tickets.	Number.	Number.
	First Class.	Second Class.	Total.	Total.
	S.	R.	S.	R.
1900	10,696	72,020	62,446	382,920
1899	10,740	67,040	57,785	324,382
Inc.	..	4,980	4,661	58,538
Dec.	44	..	..	..

Tons.

All Sections.	Chaff, Lime, &c.	Wool.	Firewood.	Timber.	Grain.	Merchandise.	Minerals.	Total.
1900	Tons c. qr. 6,160 0 0	Tons c. qr. 4,039 12 0	Tons c. qr. 6,498 0 0	Tons c. qr. 25,488 1 0	Tons c. qr. 76,267 12 0	Tons c. qr. 43,427 15 0	Tons c. qr. 103,883 10 0	Tons c. qr. 265,764 10 0
1899	6,492 0 0	4,329 0 0	7,764 0 0	24,900 4 0	89,872 9 0	42,567 11 0	97,789 18 0	273,715 2 0
Increase ..	..	..	..	587 17 0	..	860 4 0	6,093 12 0	..
Decrease..	332 0 0	289 8 0	1,266 0 0	..	13,604 17 0	..	..	7,950 12 0

ESTIMATED COST OF CONSTRUCTION, ALL LINES, to 31st March, 1899, as furnished by Public Works Department, including Public Works Loan Expenditure on Harbour-works forming Part of the Railway System.

Section.	Cost of Opened Lines.	Cost of Unopened Lines.
	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Kawakawa	91,688 0 0	..
Whangarei	162,058 0 0	..
Kaihu..	70,644 0 0	..
Auckland	2,370,235 0 0	143,216 0 0
Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth	3,867,281 0 0	171,079 0 0
Wellington-Foxton (private line)	..	42,116 0 0
Surveys, North Island	..	21,611 0 0
Miscellaneous	..	5,169 0 0
Hurunui-Bluff..	8,832,421 0 0	77,660 0 0
Greymouth-Brunner	196,972 0 0	15,959 0 0
Greymouth Harbour Works	..	127,234 0 0
Greymouth-Hokitika	195,549 0 0	..
Westport	220,773 0 0	..
Westport Harbour Works	..	14,111 0 0
Nelson	165,225 0 0	12,537 0 0
Picton	206,230 0 0	63,568 0 0
Stock, Permanent-way	..	33,262 0 0
Stock, A.O.L. Stores	..	17,988 0 0
Surveys, Middle Island	..	36,213 0 0
Miscellaneous	..	5,168 0 0
Stock in suspense	25,000 0 0	..
Total	16,404,076 0 0	786,891 0 0

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

Railway Department, 29th May, 1900.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1900, No 47

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🚂 New Zealand Railways Traffic Returns for Four Weeks Ending 31 May 1900 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated29 May 1900
KeywordsRailways, Traffic Returns, Revenue, Expenditure, Statistics, North Island, Middle Island
👩‍💼 Officials

A. C. Fife, Accountant, New Zealand Railways

🚂 Comparative Statement of Traffic on All Sections from 1st April, 1900, to 28th April, 1900

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways, Traffic, Passengers, Season Tickets, Freight, Statistics

🚂 Estimated Cost of Construction, All Lines, to 31st March, 1899

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways, Construction Costs, Opened Lines, Unopened Lines, Public Works
👩‍💼 Officials

A. C. Fife, Accountant, New Zealand Railways

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