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✨ Railway Traffic and Financial Reports

Oct. 19.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3113

PICTON SECTION—continued.

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REVENUE,— £ s. d. £ s. d.
Passengers .. 670 11 8 560 12 9
Parcels, Luggage, & Mails 95 18 6 65 19 0
Goods 808 11 5 763 6 9
Miscellaneous 67 7 1 64 0 8
Rents and Commission 31 5 0 12 17 0

Total .. £1,673 13 8 £1,466 16 2

LAKE WAKATIPU STEAMERS.

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PASSENGERS,— S. R. Total. S. R. Total.
1st Class 86 90 176 103 98 201
2nd Class 218 138 356 174 186 360

Total .. 304 228 532 277 284 561

Season Tickets .. 0 0

PARCELS, ETC.,— No. No.
Parcels .. 319 459
Horses .. 7 9
Carriages .. 1 ..
Dogs .. 10 15

Total .. 337 483

Railway Department, 17th October, 1911.

LAKE WAKATIPU STEAMERS—continued.

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GOODS,— No. No.
Drays .. .. ..
Cattle .. 1 18
Calves .. .. ..
Sheep .. 143 20
Pigs .. .. 1

Total .. 144 34

Tons. Tons.
Chaff, Lime, &c. 108 30
Wool .. 1 12
Firewood .. .. ..
Timber .. 85 30
Grain .. 196 189
Merchandise .. 144 116
Minerals .. 110 88

Total .. 644 465

REVENUE,— £ s. d. £ s. d.
Passengers .. 81 14 4 89 16 6
Parcels, Luggage, & Mails 61 2 11 62 19 8
Goods .. 209 19 2 162 19 4
Miscellaneous 0 0 3 0 4 0
Rents and Commission 2 10 0 ..

Total .. £355 6 8 £315 19 6

H. DAVIDSON,
Chief Accountant, New Zealand Railways.

N.Z.R.—FINANCIAL YEAR 1911-12.

RAILWAY WORKING ACCOUNT, showing the REVENUE and EXPENDITURE to the Termination of the Period ending 16th September, 1911.

Section.	Miles open for Traffic.	REVENUE.		EXPENDITURE.		For a Twelve-Monthly Period, Average to Date.
		Four-weekly.	Total to Date.	Four-weekly.	Total to Date.	Per Cent. of Revenue.	Revenue per Mile of Railway.
NORTH ISLAND,—		£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.		£ s. d.
Whangarei-Kawakawa	56	2,452 12 10	14,840 10 0	2,241 15 7	11,653 2 3	78·52	592 14 2
Kaihu ..	17	224 17 0	1,652 8 0	401 0 7	2,301 5 8	139·27	210 12 0
Gisborne ..	23	983 7 0	5,926 4 1	482 5 4	3,814 15 5	64·37	558 5 4
North Island Main Lines and Branches	1,075	130,120 17 3	795,726 17 0	92,510 4 7	531,842 11 8	66·84	1,603 15 10
Total ..	1,171	133,781 14 1	818,145 19 1	95,635 6 1	549,611 15 0	67·18
SOUTH ISLAND,—
South Island Main Lines and Branches	1,349	96,943 2 11	643,553 14 11	73,380 18 3	436,395 9 1	67·81	1,033 12 7
Westland ..	141	11,351 3 2	71,887 3 2	6,469 17 2	38,312 19 2	53·30	1,104 13 0
Westport ..	31	9,672 2 9	54,516 0 4	4,412 9 5	24,963 5 1	45·79	3,810 5 2
Nelson ..	48	1,704 4 11	10,873 16 9	1,740 6 2	9,517 4 8	87·54	490 16 8
Picton ..	48	1,673 13 8	11,506 0 3	2,120 15 9	11,467 8 5	99·66	532 6 2
Lake Wakatipu Steamers	..	355 6 8	2,549 15 3	503 13 8	2,202 3 0	89·89
Total ..	1,617	121,699 14 1	794,886 10 8	88,628 0 5	522,858 9 5	65·78
Grand total	2,788	255,481 8 2	1,613,032 9 9	184,263 6 6	1,072,470 4 5	66·49

CORRESPONDING PERIOD LAST YEAR.

NORTH ISLAND—		£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.		£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Whangarei-Kawakawa	35	2,347 5 1	13,727 13 5	1,470 8 1	8,692 16 1	63·32	866 6 2	548 11 6
Kaihu ..	17	229 2 7	1,645 2 3	323 16 0	2,048 0 1	124·49	209 13 5	261 0 5
Gisborne ..	23	856 18 2	5,063 2 1	920 6 6	6,496 3 6	128·30	476 19 2	611 19 2
North Island Main Lines and Branches	1,075	119,065 7 9	732,761 19 6	83,817 8 11	497,511 12 11	67·90	1,482 13 9	1,006 18 7
Total ..	1,150	122,498 13 7	753,197 17 3	86,531 19 6	514,748 12 7	68·34
SOUTH ISLAND,—
South Island Main Lines and Branches	1,323	90,523 13 4	614,288 14 5	69,017 2 6	497,137 12 0	71·16	1,006 0 4	715 17 11
Westland ..	141	10,672 9 5	65,050 12 5	6,568 19 3	37,713 0 9	57·97	1,014 19 10	588 7 8
Westport ..	31	8,804 2 4	57,592 4 4	3,649 12 4	24,934 5 10	43·29	4,025 5 3	1,742 14 5
Nelson ..	48	1,566 7 5	10,474 15 10	1,793 14 11	9,263 17 2	88·44	478 16 5	418 3 2
Picton ..	34	1,466 16 2	11,327 4 7	1,910 1 3	11,580 1 0	102·23	721 16 8	737 18 10
Lake Wakatipu Steamers	..	315 19 6	2,265 10 4	470 1 6	2,105 0 3	92·92
Total ..	1,577	113,349 8 2	760,999 1 11	83,409 11 9	522,733 17 0	68·69
Grand total	2,727	235,848 1 9	1,514,196 19 2	169,941 11 3	1,037,482 9 7	68·52

Railway Department, 17th October, 1911. H. DAVIDSON,
Chief Accountant, New Zealand Railways.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1911, No 82

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🚂 Picton Section Railway Traffic Returns (continued from previous page)

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🚂 Lake Wakatipu Steamers Traffic Returns

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Dated17 October 1911
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👩‍💼 Officials

H. Davidson, Chief Accountant, New Zealand Railways

🚂 Lake Wakatipu Steamers Traffic Returns (continued from previous page)

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🚂 Railway Working Account for Financial Year 1911-12

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Dated17 October 1911
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H. Davidson, Chief Accountant, New Zealand Railways

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