THE TRAMS.
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. New Plymouth was filled with holi-day-makers yesterday, and the 'tram traffic was the heaviest yet experienced, The attractions and the seaside brought many travellers in the ears, while there was a steady stream of people to and from the Breakwater during the day. The exact number of passengers carried on the trams was not available la»t night, but the revenue was £55 3s. The Easter traffic has been very good and the record established on Saturdaj wa» easily beaten yesterday. There was* considerable fall below' the average on Sunday, but this was due to tlic wet, weather.
The complete returns, including thoto of the temporary service, up to Thuradaj night, are as follows:
Pasengers Revenue, Temporary Service 82,8(13 £sll 11 8 Good Friday 4,104 .11 10 8 Saturday (1,407 44' (I 2 Sunday 1,474 11 7 1 Easter Monday ... 55 3 0 Totals ....... 04,040 £654 4 5
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 April 1916, Page 4
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152THE TRAMS. Taranaki Daily News, 25 April 1916, Page 4
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