THE TRAMWAYS.
DECREASED RETURN'S. The receipts from the New Plymouth tramways for last week are the lowest for some time past. Sundays returns arc the lowest on record for any day, the receipts being £0 13s Id. Compared with the corresponding week of last year, the returns show a. decline, though it should he stated that on the Monday included in last year's figures there was very heavy traffic to the breakwatei, over 7000 passengers being carried on that day. The figures for the comparative period arc:—Revenue, £2lO lis 7d; passengers, 29.454. Following are the details of last week's returns: Passengers. Revenue. Monday (April 22) 3981 £-28 7 4 Tuesday 3737 25 10 11 Wednesday 3774 24 17 1 Thursday 4150 2!) 12 0 Friday 3803 20 4 10 Saturday fifiW 3!) 1 9 Sunday 924 (i 13 1 | 20,018 £IBO 13 0 —-V-
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Taranaki Daily News, 30 April 1918, Page 3
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144THE TRAMWAYS. Taranaki Daily News, 30 April 1918, Page 3
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