Postal Revenue.
A I'IvOSI'KUOUS QUAIITER. A statement of the postal revenue (or the quarter ended June 30th appears in this week's Gazette. The total revenue from all sources amounted to 4i15:!,:-jna, against £130.U'JO for the corresponding period last year. Postal receipts amounted to £79,381, and the remainder is co.nposed of telegraph revenues. The telegraph revenue was composed as iollows :—Telegrams £39,202, tclcplumj exchanges £31,108, mlscelUmeous £530. The revenue collected at the four centres was : Wellington £35,000, Auckland £21,000. tlhristchunli £19,111, llunedin £1.0,702. The total miinlvr of telegrams transmitted (exclusive of (iouTiiiiieut tclegramsn was 1,112,007. t)f this numher H 00.330 were ordinary, 12,520 urgent, and 88,700 press telegrams.' Included in the total are 1-M,007 bureau communications. Telegrams suit at the instance of the (iovernment numbered 05,007, valued at £0283, for the second quarter of 1901. The Havings Hank returns show that 15,011 accounts were opened and 10,1112 closed. Deposits amounted to £1,520,322 and withdrawals to leaving the excess ot the deposit!) over withdrawals £102,393, against £100,270 for the same period last yoar.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 171, 23 July 1904, Page 2
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171Postal Revenue. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 171, 23 July 1904, Page 2
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