New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 49

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✨ Postal Note Transactions

JULY 22.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2175

STATEMENT showing the NUMBER, AMOUNT, &c., of POSTAL-NOTE TRANSACTIONS in the several POSTAL DISTRICTS of the DOMINION of NEW ZEALAND during the Quarter ended 30TH JUNE, 1926.

POSTAL	NUMBER OF POSTAL NOTES SOLD.	Total	Commission
DISTRICTS.	At	At	At
	No.of Offices open at the End of the Quarter.	1/0	1/6
Auckland	..	244	19,163
Blenheim	..	19	898
Christchurch	..	83	5,289
Dunedin	..	103	6,343
Gisborne	..	25	2,149
Greymouth	..	31	1,249
Hamilton	..	108	8,502
Invercargill	..	53	3,462
Napier	..	64	4,011
Nelson	..	44	1,656
New Plymouth	..	54	3,216
Oamaru	..	15	855
Palmerston N.	..	56	4,107
Thames	..	50	3,700
Timaru	..	21	1,397
Wanganui	..	51	4,156
Wellington	..	119	8,830
Westport	..	23	835
Western Samoa	..	1	31
Rarotonga	..	6	52
Totals, 2nd qr. in 1926	1,170	79,901	39,736
Totals, 2nd qr. in 1925	1,108	76,351	39,132

NUMBER OF POSTAL NOTES PAID.

POSTAL	At	At	At	At	At	At	At	At	Total.	Total
DISTRICTS.	1/0	1/6	2/0	2/6	3/0	5/0	10/0	15/0	20/0	Amount of Postal Notes paid.
									£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Auckland	..	21,595	11,687	43,626	36,357	18,786	42,225	23,866	12,820	22,790
Blenheim	..	326	200	537	559	288	714	419	195	387
Christchurch	..	5,218	3,451	10,436	12,270	5,420	14,190	7,895	4,236	7,052
Dunedin	..	6,203	3,732	11,307	11,282	6,161	14,143	9,378	4,935	7,078
Gisborne	..	660	426	1,161	1,248	652	1,277	920	464	705
Greymouth	..	538	337	982	968	543	1,253	880	442	897
Hamilton	..	2,461	1,478	4,248	4,614	2,439	5,686	3,388	2,003	3,249
Invercargill	..	1,743	1,189	3,513	3,296	1,824	4,176	2,615	1,370	2,273
Napier	..	1,907	1,089	3,203	3,683	1,861	4,658	2,445	1,246	2,253
Nelson	..	939	631	1,665	1,674	999	2,185	1,140	713	936
New Plymouth	..	1,608	1,003	2,970	2,971	1,685	3,590	2,131	1,312	1,745
Oamaru	..	559	421	907	5,336	459	2,530	989	341	1,841
Palmerston North	..	2,219	1,336	4,305	4,544	2,469	5,766	3,241	1,792	2,913
Thames	..	872	485	1,393	1,380	843	1,699	1,043	564	976
Timaru	..	717	435	1,269	1,513	767	1,760	1,000	616	1,057
Wanganui	..	1,788	1,042	3,064	3,390	1,513	3,952	2,471	1,290	2,565
Wellington	..	27,626	10,384	22,816	28,296	15,442	44,876	18,673	8,489	16,306
Westport	..	216	152	370	416	196	497	378	194	406
Western Samoa	..	2	..	3	2	..	3	8	1	3
Rarotonga	..	2	..	5	17	4	9	4	1	4
Totals, 2nd qr. in 1926	77,199	39,483	117,792	123,804	62,351	155,189	82,884	43,024	75,436	777,162
Totals, 2nd qr. in 1925	75,120	39,937	100,947	111,977	62,313	146,708	79,721	41,548	66,255	724,526

General Post Office, Wellington, 22nd July, 1926.

A. MARKMAN, Secretary.

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🚂 Statement of Postal Note Transactions by Postal Districts

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Dated22 July 1926
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A. Markman, Secretary

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