FEWER TICKETS
DECREASE IN RAILWAY PASSENGER TRAFFIC AUCKLAND FIGURES DROP A 10 per cent, decrease in ticket sales at the Auckland railway station and the three booking offices in the City is shown for the financial year 19120-30, as compared with the previous year's figures. The following are the figures in detail:-*—
The Karangahape Road booking office was open during 47 weeks of the 3* ear, since May 6, 1929. The other two offices were opened for business in 1928. The returns take no account of sales made at the Mount Eden station, which is the terminus of a large suburban traffic.
Tickets. Ord. Season. R'v'nue. £ Auckland station 410,294 17.236 183,261 Booking: offices— Queen St. .. 37,29S 534 60,140 Karangrahape Symonds St. .. 9,402 34 10,567 Karangaliape Rd 5,157 23 4,800 Totals 1029-30 . 462,151 17,827 £258,786 1928-29 . 518.686 19,571 £290,052 1927-28 . 546,845 IS,981 £282,365
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 944, 10 April 1930, Page 11
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142FEWER TICKETS Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 944, 10 April 1930, Page 11
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