RAILWAY WORKS.
NUMBER OF MEN EMPLOYED, TARANAKI FIGURES. The following table, presented to the Wellington Central Progress League by Mr. G. Mitchell, M.P., shows the number of men employed on railway construction work since January last: — . -}• North Island.
The numbers employed in the South Island were as follows: Otira-Bealey line, a monthly average of 178 for the months from January to August inclusive, or a total of 1424. For the rest of the South Island a monthly average of 181 was employed, the total being 1449.
* ' te Hawke’s Auckland. Bay. Taranaki. January .. .... 1092 858 170 February . .... 1065 421 159 March .... .... 1124 458 177 April .... 1183 402 171 May .... 1084 382 148 June .... 1076 348 156 July .... 105)9 421 134 August ... .... 1097 427 135 Totals . .... 8820 3217 1250 Monthly average 1102 402 156
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Taranaki Daily News, 29 September 1921, Page 7
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132RAILWAY WORKS. Taranaki Daily News, 29 September 1921, Page 7
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