New Zealand Gazette – 1914 – No. 102

Page 3571

✨ Railway Traffic and Construction Statistics

SEPT. 17.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3571

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of TRAFFIC on ALL SECTIONS from 1st April, 1914, to 15th August, 1914.

All Sections.	First-class Passengers.		Second-class Passengers.		Total.	Season Tickets.
	S.	R.	S.	R.
1914	181,106	556,522	1,045,566	3,053,398	4,836,592	113,733
1913	173,556	547,510	1,020,334	2,950,402	4,691,802	106,559
Increase	7,550	9,012	25,232	102,996	144,790	7,174
Decrease	..	..	..	..	..	..

All Sections.	Parcels, &c.	Drays.	Cattle.	Calves.	Sheep.	Pigs.	Total.
	No.	No.	No.	No.	No.	No.	No.
1914	502,982	1,287	91,825	17,517	2,280,412	52,265	2,443,306
1913	487,863	1,204	88,554	10,285	2,848,504	55,144	3,003,691
Increase	15,119	83	3,271	7,232	..	..	..
Decrease	..	..	..	..	568,092	2,879	560,385

All Sections.	Chaff, Lime, &c.	Wool.	Firewood.	Timber.	Grain.	Merchandise.	Minerals.	Total.
	Tons c.	Tons c.	Tons c.	Tons c.	Tons c.	Tons c.	Tons c.	Tons c.
1914	93,982 0	25,147 8	49,816 0	266,913 8	454,529 0	339,028 8	1,183,861 16	2,413,278 0
1913	110,774 0	25,000 4	52,126 0	265,980 16	436,020 4	349,345 12	1,146,472 4	2,385,719 0
Increase	..	147 4	..	932 12	18,508 16	..	37,389 12	27,559 0
Decrease	16,792 0	..	2,310 0	..	..	10,317 4	..	..

ESTIMATED COST of CONSTRUCTION of RAILWAYS, ROLLING-STOCK, ETC., to 31st March, 1914, as furnished by Public Works Department and by Greymouth and Westport Harbour Boards respectively.

Section.	Cost of Opened Lines.	Cost of Unopened Lines.
	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Whangarei	582,325 0 0	153,061 0 0
Kaihu	68,281 0 0	28,699 0 0
Tauranga	..	145,904 0 0
Gisborne	337,339 0 0	322,092 0 0
North Island Main Lines and Branches	13,987,793 0 0	622,133 0 0
South Island Main Lines and Branches	13,677,921 0 0	498,809 0 0
Westland	1,913,809 0 0	567,984 0 0
Westport	587,258 0 0	75,350 0 0
Nelson	535,364 0 0	23,931 0 0
Picton	584,203 0 0	55,901 0 0
Lake Wakatipu Steamer Service	42,589 0 0	..
In Suspense—
Surveys, North Island	..	31,558 0 0
Miscellaneous, North Island	..	5,169 0 0
Surveys, South Island	..	6,129 0 0
Miscellaneous, South Island	..	5,168 0 0
P.W.D. Stock of Permanent-way	..	83,601 0 0
W.R.D. Stock of A.O.L. Stores	38,205 0 0	..
Totals	£32,355,087 0 0	£2,625,489 0 0

Railway Department, 14th September, 1914. H. DAVIDSON, Chief Accountant, New Zealand Railways.

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🚂 Comparative Statement of Traffic on All Sections

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
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🚂 Estimated Cost of Construction of Railways and Rolling-Stock

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Dated14 September 1914
KeywordsRailway Construction, Costs, Public Works Department, 1914
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H. Davidson, Chief Accountant, New Zealand Railways

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