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Table XIV.—Annual Cost of Repairs of Carriages and Wagons in Pounds.

For 340, 477, and 681 trains per annum, moving the same traffic as 500, 700, and 1,000 trains per annum, the same annual costs for maintenance of way and carriages and wagons can be used, because the number of car miles will be the same ; and because the total gross ton mileage will be nearly the same, the cost of maintenance of way and carriages and wagons should also be the same. Combining the results of Tables IX., XII., and XIV., the total working-cost of these lines is obtained. This is given in Table XV., which includes £800 per annum for ventilating the long tunnels of lines A and B.

Table XV.—Cost of working, Otira to Bealey, in Pounds.

Adding interest on cost of construction at 3£ per cent, to the total working - costs of Table XV., the total annual charges, which form the true basis for the economic comparison of these lines, is the final result given in Table XVI.

Table XVI.—Total Annual Charges in Pounds.

It will be seen, by comparing the above table with that contained in my report of February last, that the differences between the one and the other are not very material, and that in any event they are not such as would warrant any change of the recommendations made in the report mentioned. I have, &c, V. G. Bogue The Hon. W. Hall-Jones, Minister for Public Works, Wellington, N.Z.

Authority: John Mackay, Government Printer, Wellington.—l9o2.

500 Trains per Annum. 700 Trains per Annum. 1,000 Trains per Annum. Train Miles. Cost. Train Miles. Cost. Train Miles. Cost. A ... B ... 0 ... 8,540 9,800 10,560 10,850 10,600 10,575 181 220 247 262 250 254 11,950 13,710 14,790 15,200 14,840 14,800 253 308 346 367 350 356 17,080 19,600 21,120 21,700 21,200 21,150 362 440 494 525 500 508 01... E ... F ...

Line. 500: 1 700. Num Number of Trains per Annum. iber of Tr 1,000. rains a per Anr 340. num. 477. 081. A ... B ... C ... CI ... E ... E* ... F ... ... S 3,668 4,596 ... 4,090 5,189 ... 3,900 5,208 ... 4,017 5,374 ... 5,002 6,527 ... 4,209 5,647 ... 5,335 6,973 4,596 5,189 5,208 5,374 6,527 5,647 6,973 5,983 6,825 7,165 7,412 8,821 7,793 9,418 j 3,563 4,032 4,496 4,614 i 4,443 5,080 5,818 5,985 5,762 6,649 7,796 8,045 * Alternate arrangement of motive po 'er, two 90-ton engines.

Line. Interest on Cost of Construction. Trains of 278 To: Number each Way pei 500. 700. is : Annum. Traina of 408 Tons: Number each Way per Annum. 1,000. 340. 477. 681. I £\ ... B ... C ... CI ... TT1 19,810 23,478 16,800 20,890 16,800 20,700 17,255 21,272 15,22/5 20,227 15,225 19,434 14,000 19,335 24,406 21,989 22,008 22,629 21,752 20,872 20,973 25,793 23,625 23,965 24,667 24,046 23,018 23,418 23,373 20,832 21,296 21,869 24,253 21,880 22,618 23,240 24,253 21,880 22,618 23,240 i I 25,57 23,44 24,5£ 25,3C 25,572 23,449 24,596 25,300 B ... E*.,. P ... * Alternate arrang rem nent of me ;ement of motive lower, two 90-ton en| ;ines.

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