THE TRAMWAY WEEK.
The return of the receipts from the city trams for the week ending Sunday last shows an increase of £134 Is Id over the corresponding week of the previous year. The largest amount collected wae on Easter Saturday, when the fares totalled £472 15s 9d. *The following is a statement, of the week, with a comparison for the same period last year: — 1910. 1911. Monday £348 18 6 £370 12 11 Tuesday 313 16 10 361 13 6 Wednesday ... 415 17 0 414 4 9 Thursday ... 324 811 471 8 7 Friday 345 9 4 290 19 4 Saturday 460 1 0 472 15 9 Sunday 280 6 5 240 14 3 Totals ...£2488 8 0 £2622 9 1 Passengers by the midnight cars totalled 107 ; , no car was run on Good Fridary. On the Sunday specials 532 adults and 30 children travelled — 78 on the 10 p.m. Lyall Bay ' car, 75 on the 9.50 p.m. from Constable-street, and 91 on the 10 p.m. from Newtown.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 91, 19 April 1911, Page 8
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169THE TRAMWAY WEEK. Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 91, 19 April 1911, Page 8
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