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Commercial.

r&e fiuiouiit of revenue received at. the On 1 «■» T 903 10 8(1. The traffic returns for the Southland railways for November show arose receipts L 2,159, against L 1,224 for the corresponding month of 1873. The number of passengers conveyed was 5,153, against 3,401 In 1873, and of goods 3,15b S9OB, against 3,168 tone in 1873, Tot ‘ South*

land Times’ says the increased returns are due to extra trains, together with the increased tariff, but complaints are still heard that the new tariff presses unduly on certain articles of local production, such as timber, bricks, &c.

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Evening Star, Issue 3709, 12 January 1875, Page 2

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98

Commercial. Evening Star, Issue 3709, 12 January 1875, Page 2

Commercial. Evening Star, Issue 3709, 12 January 1875, Page 2

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