RAILWAY REVENUE
) FOUR-WEEKLY PERIOD. A Kiet improvement; '(Per Press Association— Copyright.) . WELLINGTON, August 13. “I am pleased to be able to aiinouncethat for the four-weekly period which ended on July 23 there has been an improvement in the , net revenue, of £33,000 compared with the corresponding period of last year,” siiid Mr P. G. Rpussell, general manager of the Railway Department in a statement today regarding the latest railway . returns. . 'V. "if-. ‘ : '\v
‘‘There w*s a marked decrease in every item of general. expenditure, tjie decrease for [the four weeks amounting to £62*000. The decrease in t£e gross revenue was £29,000,. leaving an increase in net revenue of £33^000.
“Quantitatively traffic appears to be on the mend, judging by the general tendancy'of the last four weeks. The actual figures of net;' revenue for the financial year to July 23, show £196,946 for 1932 as against £183,519 during the corresponding term last year.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1932, Page 2
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152RAILWAY REVENUE Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1932, Page 2
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