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1907. NEW ZEALAND

RAILWAYS STATEMENT (1st July, 1907). BY THE MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS. THE HON, WM. HALL-JONES

Mr. Speaker,— In presenting my first"Railways Statement I have the gratification of announcing that the buoyancy which has been the leading characteristic of the railway traffic for the past twelve years has again manifested itself in a remarkable degree during the fiscal year just ended. The operations from both the traffic and revenue point of view have therefore been highly satisfactory. The earnings, which exceeded the estimate by no less than £174,600, and last year's revenue by £274,896, are the highest yet attained in the history of the railways of the colony. The results may be summarised thus:— Year 1007 Year 1906 Total earnings .. .. .. .. .. 2,624,600 2.349,704 Total expenditure.. .. .. .. ..1,812,482 1,621,239 Net profit on working .. .. .. .. £812,118 £728,465 GENERAL The mileage of line open for traffic on the 31st March, 1907, was 2,456 miles, as against 2,406 miles for the previous year. The average miles operated during the year was 2,427. The following extensions were opened : — Omakau-Alexandra .. .. .. .. _ 17 68 Kohatu-Tadmor .. .. .. .. .. 10 28 Otarama - Broken Kiver .. .. .. .. 6 52 Ethelton-Domett .. .. .. .. 8 34 Hokitika-Ruatapu.. .. .. .. .. mt 6 65 50 7 The capital cost of lines open for traffic, including plant and steamers on Lake Wakatipu, has increased from £22,498,972 last year to £23,504,272 for the year under review. The net revenue, £812,118, is equal to a return of 3-45 per cent, on the capital invested in the open lines, and 319 per cent, on the total capital (£25,438,568) invested in open and unopened lines. The Kawakawa Section has again failed to pay actual working-expenses, the deficit being £392. The number of train-miles run during the year was 6,755,454, being an increase of 341,881 miles over the previous year. The increased mileage represents additional facilities to meet the requirements of the large business done during the year, and has cost £86,000. The permanent increase to the train-service represents 20,375 miles per annum. The following figures, which give the record of the late arrivals of the principal trains during the year, indicate that, notwithstanding the heavy passenger traffic carried in connection with the New Zealand International Exhibition, shows, races, holidays, and the unavoidable delays resulting from floods and accidents, the trains have maintained commendable punctuality. Average L.ite Arrival. _ ~ Mm. Mm. For long-distance passenger trams .. .. 1-39, against 0-87 last year. For suburban trains .. .. .. .. 0-34, 0-26 For long-distance mixed trains .. .. .. 1-63, ' 1-25

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The total number of ordinary passengers carried during the year was 9,600,786, an increase of 774,404 over the previous year. Season tickets issued numbered 165,504, an increase of 17,515.f1The number of workers' twelve-trip tickets included in theselfigures was 44,015, and of workers' weekly tickets available on suburban lines 85,960. The steady increase in the issue of workers' tickets is a most gratifying indication that the workers for whose benefit they were introduced are taking advantage in growing numbers of the facilities offered them to reside in the suburban areas. Holiday-excursion tickets issued numbered 856,412, an increase of 118,737 over the previous year. The issue of school, factory, and friendly-society excursion tickets, however, only reached a total of 95,664. There was thus a decrease of 24,556 passengers under this head. The decrease in the number of children carried amounted to 7,312, and of adults to 17,244. The business these figures represent was not lost, but was merely diverted into another channel. The fact of there being a decrease of 5,000 children and 9,900 adults carried at school-excursion rates in the Canterbury District is eloquent testimony to the attractions of the Exhibition, which impelled those usually content with a school picnic to forsake the beaten track and journey instead to the Exhibition at Christchurch, regardless of the difference in fare and contingent expenses of such a trip as compared with the nominal outlay involved in the school excursion. The coaching and goods traffic show substantial increases under all the headings but one, the exception being the grain traffic, which shows a falling-off of 1,551 tons. In the coaching traffic the increases have been—-parcels, 37,892; horses, 762; carriages, 64; dogs, 1,984:. and in live-stock and goods traffic—cattle, 13,720; sheep, 1,312,316 ; pigs, 22,520 head; chaff, lime, &c, 23,432 tons ; wool, 12,075 tons ; firewood, 2,726 tons ; timber, 33,302 tons ; merchandise, 83,796 tons ; minerals, 196,898 tons: representing a total increase in goods and live-stock tonnage of 409,398 tons. The increase of 1,312,316 in the number of sheep carried during the year is the highest yet recorded in any single year in the history of the railways. The large movement of sheep which took place was in a measure due to the drought, which caused a scarcity of feed in the Canterbury and Otago Districts, compelling owners to transfer their flocks temporarily to other parts of the colony where feed was more plentiful. It may be interesting to note that the actual increase of 1,312,316 sheep almost equalled the total sheep traffic carried in the year 1893. The average number of men employed during the year was 10,858, against 9,795, an increase of 1,063. During the year 223 members of the permanent staff resigned, 69 retired on superannuation, 37 died, 98 were dismissed, 1,050 were engaged, 6 who had been placed on the Superannuation Fund as " medically unfit " resumed duty. Eleven appeals against decisions of the Department were heard by the Railway Boards during the year: 8 were'dismissed, the punishment in 3 cases was mitigated. Twelve members of the Second Division were promoted to the First Division during the year. The sum of £3,649 has""been allowed T as~"compensation and compassionate allowance to members retired from the service and to relatives of members deceased. This sum includes £3,521 paid under the Workers' Compensation for Accidents Act. A vigorous policy has been pursued in connection with the building of rollingstock in the railway workshops. This has resulted in 3 new four-cylinder balanced compound tender engines, 60 new cars, 11 bogie brake-vans, 467 wagons —equal in capacity to 1,097 ordinary four-wheeled wagons —and 625 tarpaulins being added to the stock during the year. New steel axles to the number of 1,449 have been placed under cars, vans, and wagons in substitution for old axles. All new rolling-stock built for the Auckland, Wellington - Napier - New Plymouth, and Hurunui-Bluff Sections was fitted with the Westinghouse brake before leaving the railway workshops. Machinery of an improved type and greater capacity has been added to the equipment of the railway workshops. Such appliances increase the efficiency of the shops, and enable them the better to fulfil their important functions in relation to the railways. The whole of the rolling - stock, machinery,' and track, bridges, buildings, and other structures connected with the lines throughout the colony, have been kept in a thoroughly efficient condition. 120J miles of track were relaid—viz., 84| miles of main line with standard 70 lb. steel rails, and 36 miles of branch lines with 53 lb. steel rails that had been removed from the main line.

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Nearly 300,000 new sleepers were laid and 306,000 cubic yards of ballast used on the track. The strengthening of a number of important bridges in various parts of the colony to enable them to carry the largest class of locomotive was put in hand during the year. Many improvements were made at stations in regard to office, goods-shed, and siding-accommodation, water-services, erection of verandahs, installation of electric and gas lighting, and houses for staff. New station-buildings were provided at Dunedin, Blenheim, Waimate, Warrington, and flag-station equipment at Mackaytown, Owharoa, Winiata, Te Kuiti, and Menzies' Ferry. A large number of other works calculated to ultimately promote the public interests and the efficiency of the railway service were undertaken. Some were completed and others are still in hand, but are being pushed on to completion as rapidly as possible. On the 26th March an accident quite unprecedented in this colony occurred at Lyttelton, when a Fairlie engine drawing the extra express train on to the Ferry Wharf failed to stop the train, and was pushed bodily forward. The wheels and under-gear of the engine becoming detached fell into the harbour, while the remaining portion of the engine remained suspended over the end of the wharf. On the 29th March a butting collision occurred at Bankside between a night mixed train from Christchurch to Ashburton and a special train conveying Volunteers from Timaru to the encampment at Sheffield and Racecourse Hill. The two engines, a horse-box, and a carriage were extensively damaged. The driver of the Christchurch engine and a Volunteer in the Timaru special were injured, but I urn glad to say that no lives were lost. The accident resulted from the driver and guard of the Christchurch train overlooking their crossing with the special. The driver of the special acted with great promptitude. Hearing the Christchurch train whistle, he concluded it had passed Bankside and was approaching Rakaia Bridge. He at once brought his train to a stand with a view to setting back, but before he could get it in motion the Christchurch train struck it. The driver of the Christchurch train also did his best to avert the accident when he realised the position, and stuck to his post throughout. The accident blocked the line completely, but a temporary loop was promptly laid, through which all trains were enabled to pass without delay. REVENUE. The gross revenue for the year amounted to £2,624,600, and exceeded the estimate by £174,600 and the gross revenue for the preceding year by £274,896. The net revenue, £812,118, was £83,653 in excess of the previous year. Passenger revenue shows an increase of £99,201, season tickets £5,980, coaching traffic £9,270, goods and live-stock £152,648, miscellaneous and rent £7,797. The receipts per trainmile amounted to 93'00d. as against 87 # 75d. for the previous year. The earnings of the Lake Wakatipu steamers amounted to £6,159, as against £5,986 last year. The net return was equal to 6 - 55 per cent, on the capital cost. EXPENDITURE. The expenditure, including the sum of £5,082 incurred in connection with the Lake Wakatipu steamers, amounted to £1,812,482, an increase of £191,243 over the previous year, and absorbed 69*06 per cent, of the revenue, as against 69 per cent. for the previous year. Expenditure JVrCont. of Revenue. 1916-7. 190 V 6. 1906-7. 1905 6. £ £ Traffic .. .. .. 494.942 18-90 ' 18-86 Locomotive .. .. 657,893 587,752" !! . "25-13 25-08 Maintenance .. .. 613,890 546,805 V |".| 23-45;! 23-33 Management .. .. 73,376 70,539" 2-80 p-01 1.840,101 1,647,159 70-28 70-28 Less credit recoveries .. 32,701 31,147 1-25 1-33 1,807,400 1,616,012 69-03 68-95 Lake Wakatipu steamers .. 5,082 5,227 0-03 0-05 £1,812,482. £1,621,239 69-06 69-00 The cost of maintenance ■of line, buildings, and other structures has increased from £546,805 to £613,890, representing an average expenditure of £252-78 per mile of railway, against £22867 for the previous year. The increased expenditure has been incurred on the Whangarei Section, £171 ; Kaihu, £21 ; Auckland, £16,111 ; Gisborne, £772 ; Wellington - Napier - New Plymouth, £10,798 ; Hurunui-Bluff,

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£35,908; Westland, £2,196; Nelson, £650; and Picton, £1,891. The cost of maintenance has decreased on the Kawakawa Section, £818 ; Westport, £616. , The cost of maintenance and equipment of the lines has been increasing annually for the past ten years. This is largely due to the change in the circumstances of the colony. The era of prosperity entered upon in 1895, and continued uninterruptedly since that date, has resulted in such an enormous increase in the railway traffic as compared with the business done in 1895, that the demand for transport facilities has entirely outgrown the capacity of the lines as originally laid and equipped. The adoption of a heavier standard of rails and the strengthening of the various structures to admit of the employment of engines of greater power and rolling-stock of greater capacity, both of which are essential to deal satisfactorily with the large traffic that it has for some time past been apparent the New Zealand Government Railways will require to handle, became matters of paramount importance. Works connected with the betterment of the lines have therefore been vigorously pushed on during the last few years, and as a consequence the expenditure has shown an upward tendency. The condition of the lines to-day is, however, better than at any period in the history of the colony, and the time may confidently be looked forward to when as a result of the judicious expenditure that has been made in their betterment the cost of maintenance will decrease. The cost of carrying out the works and of maintaining the lines and their equipment has been materially affected by the advance in the price of material and rate of wages. This colony is not, however, singular in this respect, as quite recently I observed that the cost of maintaining the leading railroads in the United Kingdom and America was being considerably affected from the same cause,, and that many railway companies have been making pointed reference to the effect the increased cost in the materials has had on the net result of operating their lines. Additions and improvements to lines and structures costing £20,362 which might fairly have been debited to capital have been made during the year and charged to working- expenses. increased expenditure in the Traffic Branch is due to the additional trainmileage consequent on improved train-services, extra staff to meet the requirements of the large expansion of the business done during the year, the working of the interlocking and tablet systems, reduction in the daily hours of guards and signalmen, and the increase in wages and allowances to Division 2. In the Locomotive Branch the increase is due to extra train-mileage, heavy renewals and repairs, increased consumption and cost of coal, reduction made in the hours of drivers and firemen, increase in the staff, and also in the wages and allowances to members of Division 2. The increase in the cost of management is mainly incidental to the scale increase of salaries of the staff under the Classification Act. The sum of £308,893 was expended under head " Additions to Open Lines " and charged to Capital Account. Of this £200,843 was expended on rolling-stock, tarpaulins, Westinghouse brake, machinery for workshops, and cranes. The roll-ing-stock in respect to which the charges were made consists of 3 locomotives, 59 carriages, 10 brake-vans, 95 bogie and 240 four-wheel wagons, 625 tarpaulins, and 2 cranes completed on 31st March last; and 30 locomotives, 112 carriages, 15 brake-vans, 139 bogie and 748 four-wheel wagons, incomplete but in hand on that date. £108,050 was spent in providing telegraph and telephone facilities, signals, and interlocking, tablet, and safety appliances, bridges, fencing, ballast and quarry plant, sidings, purchase of land, furnaces for foot-warmers, weighbridges, and departmental offices. DUPLICATION OF LINEH. On duplication-work the following sums were charged to Capital Account under the provisions of the special Acts relating thereto passed in 1903, 1904, and 1905 respectively, viz :— £ Wellington-H-utt duplication-works .. .. .. .. .. 17,001 New Hutt road, including purchase of land for same .. .. .. 18,957 - " '-' 35,958 Auckland-Penrose duplication-works .. .. ... .. .. 43,520 Duhedin-Mosgiel duplication-works and deviation of line .. - .. 38,025 Addington-Rolleston duplication-works .. .. .-..-- .. ■ 412 £81,957

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RESULTS OF WORKING. The following is a summary of results of working, for year ending the 31st March, 1907, as compared with 1906:—

Year ended 31st March. Pabticdlars. 1906. 1907. Total miles open for traffic 2,406 2,456 Average miles open for year 2,391 2,427 Capital cost of opened and unopened lines £24,092,085 £25,438,568 Capital cost of open lines £22,498,972 £23,504,272 Capital cost per mile of open lines ... £9,410 £9,570 Gross earnings £2,349,704 £2,624,600 Working-expenses £1,621,239 £1,812,482 NET PROFIT ON WORKING £728,465 £812118 PERCENTAGE INVESTED OF PROFIT TO CAPITAL 324 345 PERCENTAGE OF WORKING-EXPENSES TO EARNINGS 69-00 6906 Earnings per average mile open i £980 £1,078 Working-expenses per average mile open £676 £744 NET EARNINGS PER AVERAGE OPENMILE £304 £334 larnings per train mile ... d. 87-75 d. 93-00 /orking-expenses per train mile 60-47 64-21 FET EARNINGS PER TRAIN MILE 2728 2879 'assengers, ordinary 8,826,382 9,600,786 Season tickets 147,989 165,504 ■roods tonnage 4,241,422 4,592,099 jive-stock tonnage 173,744 232,464 ?rain mileage 6,413,573 6,755,454 .locomotives 395 398 'assenger-cars 906 966 Vagons and brake-vans ... 14,127 14,605

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. . , CONCLUDING REMARKS AND FORECAST. In November, 1905, it was decided to grant the members of the Second Division of the Railway Staff certain monetary allowances in addition to the regular rates of pay assigned to them under the Government Railways Department Classification Act, and provision for the continuation of such allowances for the ensuing year has been made in the estimates to be submitted to Parliament. I recognise, however, that this method of dealing with the matter for any lengthened period is inadvisable, as it debars the member from receiving the benefits of the allowances when superannuated. I am, moreover, convinced that, having regard to the important part played by the railways in the development of the resources, industries, and settlement of the colony, to the general prosperity and consequent high wages ruling in other walks of life, the enhanced cost of living, and the important duties the employees are called upon to perform, the time has arrived when the Schedule to the Government Railways Department Classification Act should be reviewed. I purpose, therefore, during the present session to submit to Parliament proposals for embodying the allowances already granted in the Schedule to the Act, and for making such other alterations as are necessary to place the service on a better footing in respect to pay. The deviation of the railway-line at New Plymouth which was put in hand during the year has made considerable progress, and it is anticipated that it will be completed in the course of a few months. The work connected with the Auckland-Penrose, Dunedin-Mosgiel, AddingtonRolleston, and Lower Hutt - Wellington duplication is progressing favourably. I regret that the anticipations expressed in last year's Statement in regard to the contractor for the delivery of stone for the Wellington - Lower Hutt duplication being able to overtake all arrears of work were not fulfilled. Operations were therefore much retarded, and ultimately the Railway Department determined the contract, and undertook the whole of the work itself. This change has had satisfactory results, ample '■ supplies of stone coming regularly to hand, enabling a large amount of stone protective walling and earthwork to be carried out during the year. The progress made will enable a further length of double line to be opened shortly. Interlocking points and signals were installed and brought into operation at Lyttelton, Dannevirke, Upper Hutt, and north end of Christchurch Station yard. Temporary systems (two) were also installed at Dunedin. Similar appliances for Timaru, Stratford, and Waiareka Junction are in hand, as is also the special electric pneumatic system which will be the permanent system for Dunedin. Forty-eight of Tyer's electric tablet train-signalling instruments were installed and brought into use on sections Waitati Oamaru and Invercargill Bluff. Extensions of the system, embracing lines between Mosgiel and Balclutha, Omakau and Clyde, and Masterton and Woodville, are in hand. With a view to facilitating the exchange of tablets with fast through trains automatic exchangers have been fitted up at twenty-five stations, where they are giving satisfactory reuslts. It is intended to extend these appliances as circumstances permit. The electric tablet has now been installed over a total of 688 miles, covering sections—Henderson to Auckland, Onehunga and Morrinsville, Longburn to New Plymouth, Te Aro to Masterton, Palmerston North to Woodville, Lyttelton to Heathcote, Rangiora to Rolleston, Oamaru to Mosgiel, Wingatui to Omakau, Bluff to Winton, Makarewa to Riverton, Westport to Granity, and Greymouth to Ngahere. The staff and ticket working is also in operation over 67 miles of line. Considerable extensions of the railway telegraph and telephone systems have been made during the year. These systems, which are highly essential to efficient railway working, now total 1,873 miles of wire, and will be further extended from time to time until they embrace the whole of the railway-lines of the colony. In January last floods of an unprecedented character occurred on the Auckland Section. The lines in various parts of the section were seriously damaged, and train-

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services dislocated for a considerable time. The interruption between Mercer and Ngaruawahia was very serious, and extended over a period of a fortnight. The Foxton line was also interrupted on two occasions for short periods from similar causes, traffic being suspended in both cases. Motor services have been established between the Upper Hutt and Lower Hutt, and Auckland and Henderson. The experiment has not so far proved remunerative, but I am hopeful that better results will be achieved after a more extended trial as the services become better known and settlement extends. With a view to relieving the congestion of traffic that occurs between Milton and Clarksville, and consequent train-delays that occasionally arise at the present time, it has been decided to duplicate the line between these stations, and an immediate commencement will be made with the work. The North Island Main Trunk line being within measurable distance of completion, and there being already indications that a very heavy traffic'will result therefrom, the question of providing locomotive power and rolling-stock equipment in readiness for the opening of the line has been engaging close attention. Engines of great power will be required to successfully negotiate at a reasonable speed the heavy grades ruling on the ninety-one miles of line separating Taihape and Taumarunui. The success which has been achieved by the "A " class four-cylinder balanced-compound already running in the South Island indicates that an engine of a similar type, but with certain modifications, will meet all the requirements of the traffic on the heavy grades of the Main Trunk. Designs have been prepared accordingly, and eight large-tender four-cylinder balanced-compound locomotives of a special type are now in course of construction, and will be completed in readiness for the opening of the line. Owing to the length of the line and the fact that an essential feature of the time-table will be the establishment of a service that will enable the through journey between Auckland and the Bluff to be made in the shortest possible time nighttravelling will be unavoidable and sleeping-cars an indispensable adjunct to the equipment of the through trains. Careful investigation has been made with the view to the adoption of a car that will give the maximum of comfort and convenience to travellers and be at the same time best adapted to the lines. Plans for 40 bogie cars, 4 refreshment-cars, and 8 bogie brake-vans for special use on the North Island Main Trunk trains have been prepared, and the construction of the vehicles has been put in hand. In continuation of the policy enunciated in 1903, that private engineering shops in the colony would be given an opportunity of tendering for the building of railway rolling-stock, a contract has been let to Messrs. A. and G. Price, of the Thames, to build 20 tender engines of the four-cylinder balanced compound type, and the firm has already made a commencement with the work. With a view to keeping pace with the increasing business and further augmenting the stock, a comprehensive programme has been prepared for the year ending 31st March, 1908. Under this, stock consisting of 10 " W.F." engines, 43 cars (giving seating accommodation for 2,150 passengers), 1,234 wagons (with a carrying-capacity of 10,553 tons), and 18 brake-vans will be put in hand during the year, and, taken in conjunction with the rolling-stock now under construction in the Workshops, will furnish constant employment for a very large number of the artisans of the colony, and with a view to expediting the building of the stock the workshops at Hillside and Newmarket are working two shifts, while the Addington and Petone shops are wo king overtime. The staff of all these shops Ins been materially increased to enable these arrangements to be satisfactorily carried out. The opening of the Broken River Section of the Midland Railway on the Canterbury side in November last enabled the journey, Christchurch to Hokitika, Greymouth, and Reefton, and vice versa, to be made in one day ; and a tri-weekly trainservice was inaugurated on this basis in conjunction with Messrs. Cassidy and Co.'s coaches. During the Exhibition season the overland route was very largely availed of," consequently arrangements were made for a continuation of the service; and,

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although the facilities are not likely to be availed of to any appreciable extent during the winter, it is recognised that the shortening of the journey by the oneday service will be of great benefit to the commercial community as well other travellers. The heavy demands made upon the railways by the Exhibition traffic, which continued for a period of six months, were met successfully, and I "am glad to be able to record the fact that the train and fare arrangements throughout were satisfactory. Holiday excursion-fares to Christchurch prevailed on all lines for the whole period the Exhibition was open, and special-excursion trains and fares were arranged from time to time as circumstances warranted. The steamship companies, in conjunction with whom through tickets were issued, displayed a commendable desire to assist the project, and the facilities they provided tended greatly to popularise the arrangements for through rail and sea journeys between North and South Islands. The bookings to Christchurch during the Exhibition season were:— Firt-elass. Second-class. Total. Amount. 76,649 276,104 352,753 £80,386 These results axe most gratifying from every standpoint. The opening of the new station at Duned n in November last materially assisted the Department in connection with the heavy traffic of the Exhibition, and the accommodat on provided has proved ample for all purposes. The whole of the work connected with the undertaking was carried out by the staff of the Department, and reflects great credit on all concerned. The following statement shows a brief comparison of the traffic and the rollingstock for dealing therewith when the Government resumed control of the railways in 1895 with that at 31st March of the present year : — 31stMar.h, 31st Mar.h, T Per Cent, of 189). 190/. increase. Incre . a se. Passengers (number) .. 3,905,578 9,600,786 5,695,208 146 Season tickets „ .. 28,623 165,504 136,881 478 Parcels „ .. 444,981 929,929 484,948 109 Horses „ .. 11,185 17,770 6,585 59 Carriages „ .. 750 '. 2,440 1,6£0 225 Dogs „ .. 23,517 42,081 18,564 79 Drays „ .. 705 2,496 1,791 254 Cattle „ .. 40,890 133,031 92,141 225 Sheep „ .. 1,519,921 4,661,001 3,141,080 207 Pigs „ .. 43,292 115,222 '- 71,930 166 Chaff, lime (tons) .. .. 36,972 168,316 131,344 355 Wool „ , .. .. 103,328 128,161 24,833 24 Firewood „ .. .. 85,102 109,236 24,134 28 Timber „ .. .. 198,578 567,835 369,257 186 Grain „ .. .. 388,556 770,706 382,150 98 Merchandise „ .. .. 377,938 712,399 334,461 88 Minerals „ .. .. 857,917 2,135,446 1,277,529 149 Total tonnage .. .. 2,048,391 4,592,099 2,543,708 124 Total revenue .. . . £1,150,851 £2,624,600 £1,473,749 128 Locomotives (number) .. 269 398 129 48 tractive power (lb.) 1,756,178 3,993,028 2,236,850 127 Passenger-cars (number) .. 498 966 468 94 Passenger - cars, seating accommodation .. .. 17,455 40,470 23,015 132 Brake-vans (number) .. 204 326 122 60 Sheep-wagons „ .. 390 974 584 150 Total wagons, all class c s F^l (number) .. .. 8,264 ri4,279 6,015 73 Wagon carrying-capacity (tons) 50,861 [107,585 56,724 111 Train mileage run .. .. 3,221,620 6,755,454 3,533,834 110 Notwithstanding the fact that exceptional circumstances of a non-recurring character prevailed Muring a considerable portion of the fiscal year just ended, I feel confident, from present indications, that the prosperity of the colony will continue during the year just entered upon, and that the railway receipts will therefore be as satisfactory as in the past. . In these circumstances"*l estimate the revenue for the year ending 31st March, 1908, at £2,550,000 and the expenditure at £1,830,000.

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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GENERAL MANAGER OF NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. New Zealand Government Railways, Head Office, Sir,— Wellington, June 29th, 1907. I have the honour to report upon the working of the open railways for the financial year ended the 31st March, 1907 :— The capital cost has increased from £22,498,972 to £23,504 272. The revenue was £2,624,600 against £2,349,704, an increase of £274,896. The net revenue was £812,118 as against £728.465 last yea/, an increase of £83,653. The expenditure for the year under review has been £1,812,482 against £1.621,239, an increase of £191,243. The expenditure per cent, of revenue was 69-06 as compared with 69-00 last year. The rate of interest on capital was £3 9s. Id. as compared with £3 4s. 9d. last year. The revenue per train-mile was 7s. 9d. and the expenditure per train-mile ss. 4Jd. as compared with 7s. 3|d. and ss. OJd. respectively last year. The following extensions have been opened during the year : — M. th. Omakau-Alexandra .. .. .. .. .. 17 68 Kohatu-Tadmor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 10 28 Otarama-Broken River .. .. .. .. .. 652 EtV-lton-Domctt .. .. .. .. .. .. 834 Hokitika-Ruatapu . . .. . . . .. .. 665 50 7 The total mileage added to the system during the year was thus 50 miles and 7 chains, making the total mileage open for traffic on 31st March last 2,456 miles as against 2,406 miles at the close of the previous year. During the year 9,600,786 ordinary passengers were carried, yielding a revenue of £823,067 and 165,504 season tickets were issued, the revenue derived therefrom being £68,986. There was thus an increase of 774,404 ordinary passengers and £99,201 revenue and of 17,515 season tickets and £5,980 revenue over the traffic carried under these heads during the previous year. 55,881 children and teachers and 39,783 adults travelled by school and factory excurisons during the year, the revenue derived therefrom being £6,515; The falling-off under this head was undoubtedly the result of the attractions of the New Zealand International Exhibition, which induced parties to avail themselves of the very cheap through fares prevailing and to visit Christchurch and the Exhibition in preference to following the usual practice of organizing local picnics and travelling thereto atthe school and factory fares. 856,412 passengers travelled at holiday excursion fares, yielding a revenue of £194,185, an increase of 118,737 excursionists and £53,245 revenue as compared with the previous year. The coaching and goods traffic has been well maintained during the year, and shows substantial increases under all headings with the exception of grain. Increases. Coaching. —Parcels, 37,892 ; horses, 762 ; carriages, 64 ; dogs, 1984. Revenue, £9,270. Goods. —Cattle and calves, 13,720 ; sheep, 1,312,316 ; pigs, 22,520 head ; 146 drays ; chaff, lime, &c, 23,432 tons ; wool, 12,075 tons ; firewood, 2,726 tons ; timber, 33,302 tons ; merchandise, 83,796 tons ; minerals, 196,898 tons. Revenue, £160,445. Total increase in goods and live-stock tonnage, 409,398 tons. Decrease. Grain, 1,551 tons. Large additions were made to the train services during the year, included in which are extra trains between Auckland and Henderson and between Wellington and Upper Hutt. A daily train for workmen from Belfast to Christchurch has been put on, and a tri-weekly rail and coach service instituted between Greymouth and Christchurch, making the through journey in one day. The extra facilities afforded represent an addition of 341,881 miles to the train-mileage of the preceding year, bringing the total train-mileage for the year under review up to 6,755,454 miles. Steady progress is being made in interlocking points and signals, installation of electric tablet and improvement of railway telegraph and telephone facilities, all of which tend to increase the safety of railway working. In anticipation of the increased traffic likely to result from the International Exhibition, opened at Christchurch in November, 1906, special arrangements were made for the running of additional fast trains between Oamaru and Christchurch, with a view to relieving the ordinary mail and express trains of the traffic between stations north of Oamaru and Christchurch. It was, however, found that after the first rush of business incident il to the opening of the Exhibition and the Christchurch Carnival week was over that the two through trains were quite capable of dealing satisfactorily with the business offering, and the Oamaru-Christchurch special service was discontinued..

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During the currency of the Exhibition, holiday excursion tickets to Christchurch were issued from all stations in the South Island, and special through tickets for the rail and steamer journey were by arrangement Union Steamship Company, Northern Steamship Company, and Messrs. Huddart Parker and Co. issued from all stations in the North Island to Christchurch. In addition to the general holiday excursion issue to Christchurch thus obtaining during the six months the Exhibition was open, specially cheap fares were arranged on suitable occasions for rail and also rail and steamer journeys to Christchurch. The results of these cheap excursions were, however, disappointing. The new station at Dunedin was opened in November. It afforded facilities and accommodation that were much required for satisfactorily dealing with the business. Its advantages were very apparent during the heavy traffic connected with the Exhibition and holiday season. The refreshmentroom connected with the station is conducted by the Department, and supplies a convenience much appreciated by the travelling public. During January, traffic in the Auckland district was seriously interfered with by heavy floods, which did considerable damage to the line between Mercer and Ngaruawahia. Floods on the Foxton Branch also necessitated suspension of traffic on two occasions. In October the B goods-shed, at ChrLstchurcb, took fire and was with its contents totally destroyed. Steps were immediately taken to provide for its replacement and also for the temporary accommodation necessary to enable the business to be carried on. Three locomotives, 60 carriages, 11 bogie brake-vans, and 467 wagons were built in the railway workshops and added to the stock during the year. Fifty wagons were also built for the Public Works Department for railway-construction purposes, and one wagon for the Napier Harbour Board. On the 31st March 18 locomotives, 112 bogie cars, 15 bogie brake-vans, and 988 wagons were under construction in the railway workshops of the colony, in addition to which Messrs. Price Bros., Thames, were building under contract 20 locomotives for the Department. I regret to report that a collision occurred near Bankside on the morning of the 29th March between the 10.45 p.m. mixed train from Christchurch to Ashburton and a special conveying Volunteers from Timaru to the Easter encampment at Sheffield. The accident resulted from the Christchurch train overrunning the crossing-place. Both engines and portions of the rolling-stock on each train were extensively damaged, but I am glad to say no lives were lost. Maintenance. Mr. John Coom, Chief Engineer, reports as follows : — Permanent-way.— The track was maintained in good order, and its present condition may safely be said to be superior to that at any other period in the history of the railways. Eighty-four miles and a half of the main line were relaid with 70 lb. steel material, and thirty-six miles of branch lines were relaid with second-hand 53 lb. rails removed from main lines. 296,233 new sleepers were put into the track ; of these 36,927 were imported hardwood, and the balance, 259,306, native timber, 78,363 of which were creosoted. The number of sleepers used was considerably less than during the previous year. Owing to efficient maintenance in the past arrears have been gradually overtaken, and a further slight reduction may still be looked for in the future. The following shows the reduction which has taken place during the past four years : 1903-4, 352,896 ; 1904-5, 331,910 ; 1905-6, 336,424 ; 1906-7, 296,233. The cost of track renewals was high, due to the amount of relaying on branch lines, the increased cost of materials, and higher rate of wages. .Slips and Floods. —Several slips of minor importance occurred in various districts, causing slight delays. In January last floods in the Auckland district caused serious damage to the track and consequent dislocation of business between Mercer and Ngaruawahia ; the traffic was interrupted for a fortnight. On two occasions the Foxton Branch was flooded, traffic being suspended for brief periods. Ballasting.—2l2,slo cubic yards of gravel ballast and 33,650 cubic yards of broken metal was put into the track during the year. Bridges, &c. —The bridges and culverts were maintained in safe condition, a considerable amount of work in the way of renewal and strengthening having been carried out. The principal works in hand during the year were : Wanganui district, Wangaehu Bridge ; Wellington district, Waipoua and Ngawapurua Bridges and completion of Ormondville Viaduct; Christchurch district, Selwyn, Rakaia, and North Rangitata Bridges ; Invercargill district, Mataura Bridge, Glenham Branch. Water Services. —Several improvements were made and the services generally maintained in a satisfactory condition. _ | Signals and Interlocking and Safety Appliances.—The Signal and Electrical Engineer s report is attached hereto. Wharves. —These were maintained in good order. Strengthening and renewal of the Greymouth wharves were in hand ; repairs to the small wharves at Nelson were completed, and the repairs of the wharf at Picton commenced. As mentioned in my last report, additions to the wharves at Nelson, and entire renewal of the Picton Wharf, are works requiring early attention. Buildings. —The new station buildings at Dunedin and Blenheim were completed. New station buildings were provided at Waimate and Warrington, and flag-stations at Mackaytown, Owharoa, Winiata, and Menzies' Ferry. Goods-sheds were erected at Ealing and Washdyke, and an engine-shed at Glenham. The expenditure under this head for the year amounted to £53,185, which is higher than for any previous year.

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Miscellaneous Works.— Additions and improvements were made during the year amounting to £18,568, which has been charged to working-expenses. The most important works were : Additions and alterations to sidings—Onehunga Wharf, Hamilton, Kirikiriroa, Paeroa, Longburn, New Plymouth Wharf, Palmerston North, Eketahuna, Pigeon Bush, Farndon, Lyttelton, Greymouth, and Picton. Additions and improvements to water services—Hikuraugi, Whangarei, Henderson, Onehunga Wharf, Paeroa, Pahiatua, Kaikora, Winchester, Omakau, Middlemarch. Miscellaneous —Cranes for goodssheds at Auckland, Paeroa, Woodville, Otira ; reclamations at Mechanic's Bay, Pelichet Bay, Bluff ; raising Manukau Road Bridge ; shelter-sheds for staff at Onehunga Wharf, Mackaytown, Cross Creek, Napier, and Petone ; extension of verandahs at Frankton Junction, Taumarunui, and Kumara ; ladies' waiting-rooms at Waikino, Tinwald, and Moana ; additions to station buildings at Rotorua, Palmerston North, Woodville, Timaru, Hampden, and Herbert ; electric lighting at Hawera and Inglewood ; goods-shed at Hunterville ; additions to district offices at Wanganui and Wellington ; drainage at Inglewood ; house and office at Te Kuiti; strengthening bridges at Pigeon Bush ; improving approach road at Silverstream ; fencing station-yard at Napier ; improvement to fire appliances at Napier and Hillside workshops ; library at Petone (completion) ; overbridge at Petone (completion) ; additions to engine-sheds at Upper Hutt and Picton ; additions to goods-shed at Christchurch ; engine turntables at Timaru and Ashburton ; accommodation for Railway Fire Brigades, Timaru and Addington ; sheepyards, West Eyreton ; shed for Westinghouse brake, Addington ; lighting stations by gas, Woolston and Balclutha ; lengthening platform, Kaiapoi; protection of foreshore, Oamaru (part) ; sheltersheds, Warrington and Reefton South ; removal of central filling, George Street Pier, Port Chalmers (part) ; purchase of land, Riversdale ; coal-shed, Seddonville ; additions to fifty cottages ; building thirty-nine portable huts ; providing bath-rooms for thirty-eight dwellings, and washing-coppers for thirty-three dwellings. , Additions to Open Lines. —The principal works carried out during the year were as follows :— 1 "'Additions to Station Buildings, Station-yards, and Sidings : Auckland, Huntly, Hamilton, Blenheim (completion), Upper Hutt (completion), Takapau (completion), Trentham (completion), Napier, Otira, Christchurch (part), Hawarden (completion), Addington, Washdyke, Dunedin (completion), Mataura, Edendale, Kumara (completion). Erection of New Station Buildings : Waimate, Dunedin (completion). Erection of New Houses : Stationmaster's house, Cross Creek (completion), Lyttelton, Waikouaiti, Bluff. Miscellaneous : Overbridge, Frankton Junction ; office for staff, Auckland (part); strengthening Hamilton Bridge (part) ; ballast plant, Te Kuiti; verandahs, Longburn and Kumara ; formation, Linton Street, Palmerston North ; drainage, Marton ; additions to goods-sheds, Patca, Wellington, Pahiatua, Invercargill, and Bluff ; viaduct, Mangarangiora (completion) ; culvert, Masterton ; purchase of land, Waipawa, Christchurch, LovelPs Flat; goods-sheds, Hawarden, Washdyke ; weighbridge, Timaru, Coal Creek ; additions to water service, Christchurch ; road approach, Belfast; engineshed, Glenham ; fencing-line, Wanganui District and Waimea Plains Railway; shelter-sheds and platforms, State Collieries, Camp, and Blackwater ; stock-yards, Rotomana. The cost of these works, charged to capital, amounts to £107,540. Doubling and Improvement af Lines. —Good progress has been made with the doubling of the Auck-land-Penrose and Dunedin-Mosgiel lines, and the doubling between Addington and Rolleston has been started. Hutt Road and Railway Improvement: This work is being pushed on. A large amount of earthwork and stone protective walling has been carried out during the year. An additional length of double line will soon be ready for opening. New Plymouth Deviation : This work is well in hand, and should be completed in the course of a few months. Expenditure. —The expenditure on maintenance amounted to £608,504, equal to £251 per mile. The increase is due to additional staff, increase in wages and allowances, higher cost of materials, and maintenance of additional lines opened. Mileage. —The mileage opened for traffic at the 31st March was 2,456 miles 1 chain, of which 50 miles 7 chains was opened during the year. Private Sidings.— On the 31st March there were current 305 private-siding rights, annual rental £5,212. Twenty-five new rights were granted during the year. Leases. —There were 2,742 leases current on the 31st March, producing an annual rental of £18,942. 388 new leases were issued during the year. Staff. —The maintenance working-staff comprised 3,357 men ; office staff, 112 ; total, 3,469. Signal and Electrical. Fixed Signals. —During the past year five stations have been fitted with fixed signals—viz., Taumarunui, Hclensvi'le, Mangaweka, Takapau, and Mauriceville. The expenditure for the year on new work was £145 17s. 6d., and for maintenance £1,011 17s. 3d. Interlocking of Points and Signals. —The signalling and interlocking at stations has worked with the most satisfactory results. The following stations have been fully equipped with signalling and interlocking, and brought into operation during the year : Lyttelton, Dunedin (temporary scheme), Christchurch (north end), Dunedin (second temporary scheme); Dannevirke, and Upper Hutt. The work has also been commenced at Timaru, Stratford, Waiareka, and Dunedin (permanent scheme) electro-pneumatic system.

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The expenditure for the year on new work was £9,651 155., for Dunedin electro-pneumatic system £15,619 3s. 7d., and for maintenance £2,364 3s. Id. Block-working. —The of block-working has worked with every'satisfaction. During the year forty-eight tablet instruments and seventy-eight miles of line have been fitted up and brought into operation, embracing the following sections : Waitati to Oamaru, and Invercargill to Bluff; tablet instruments have been installed at Mokoia ; service siding, Caversham, and Salisbury ballast-pit. The equipment of the sections from Mosgiel to Balclutha, Masterton to Woodville, and Omakau to Clyde is in progress. Automatic tablet-exchanging apparatus has been installed at twenty-five stations, and is giving every satisfaction. Telegraph and Telephone Facilities. —During the year 130 miles of wire and 126 miles of poles have been erected and brought into use, also various altsrations and additions have been made to improve existing lines. The construction of new telephone-lines between Mosgiel and Balclutha and Masterton and Woodville, and new Morse telegraph-lines between Auckland and Frankton and between Wellington and Woodville is in progress ; fifty-two telephones have been fixed and brought into operation, sixteen additional connections have been made with the public telephone exchanges, and four portable telephones brought into use. Twelve old-pattern telephones have been replaced by new and modern ones, and ten extension telephone-bells installed. One new Morse telegraph connection has been installed. Greater facilities are still needed in some of the districts to suit the more pressing requirements. The expenditure on the electric block-working, telegraph, and telephone facilities for the year was : New work, £11,022 Bs. Id. ; maintenance, £7,944 2s. 7d. ; public telephone exchange connections, £1,696. ' ■ Electric Light. —The electric light at stations where installed is giving satisfaction. During the year electric light has been installed at Inglewood and at Dunedin new station. Locomotive. Mr. A. L. Beattio, Chief Mechanical Engineer, reports as follows : — The engines, rolling-stock, machinery, plant, and appliances have been maintained in efficient working-order. Locomotives. —The number of engines in service on Ist April, 1906, was 395, and the number on 31st March, 1907, was 398. Three new large tender engines, of the four-cylinder " balanced compound " type, were built in the Railway Workshops and added to the stock. The new locomotives, together with boiler-renewals, have materially augmented the total tractivepower. In the New Zealand Government Railway Workshops to date 53 engines have been built, and 24 old locomotives rebuilt to more modern types. Four hundred and sixty-seven locomotives passed through workshops during the year, details as follows :—

Included in the above return are 5 engines for Public Works Department. In the Government Railway Workshops the following locomotives were under construction at close of year—viz., 3 large tender engines of the four-cylinder " balanced compound " type, one large tender engine, simple type, and 6 Class Wf tank engines. There were also in hand 8 large tender engines of the four-cylinder " balanced compound " type, being built specially for the heavy gradients on the North Island Main Trunk Railway. During the year a contract was entered into with Messrs. A. and G. Price, of Thames, to construct 20 large engines with tenders complete of the four-cylinder " balanced compound " type, so that altogether there were in hand at close of year 38 new locomotive engines.

Number and Type. Particulars. Fonr - .< i .■ cvlmder < Articu"balanced Tender '«'«"«"«■ Tank compound" Engines. po""* Engines. Tender __ Tank Engines. Engines. Fell Engines. Fairlies. Total. Single. Double. Number passed through shops Built new ... ... Thoroughly overhauled ... Heavy repairs Light repairs ... ... ! Painted and varnished ... Touched up 8 3 5 3 2 203 16 86 101 22 65 2 1 1 227 25 100 102 32 58 4 4 21 1 12 8 5 5 2 1 1 467 3 42 204 218 62 130

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Boilers.— Satisfactory progress has been made with boiler renewals and repairs. Seven new boilers were completed. The details of boiler-work done are as follows:-

Thirty-seven new boilers are under construction, comprising 4 Class A, 3 Class D, 8 Class F 7 Class T 1 Class R, 6 Class Wf, and 8 Class X. Carriages.— The car-stock on Ist April, 1906, consisted of 906 cars; the stock on 31st March, 1907, was 966 cars. Sixty new cars, comprising 3 60 ft. motor-train cars, 4 47J ft. refreshment cars' and 53 47J ft. passenger cars, were built in the Government Railway Workshops and put into service! The additional cars have increased the seating-accommodation by 9-13 per cent. A number of additional cars have been equipped with lavatory-accommodation, cushioned seats m second-class compartments, platform-gates, and gangways. The following table gives details of repairs, &c!, to cars for the year :—

One hundred and twelve new bogie cars are under construction. Brake-vans.— The number of brake-vans on the Ist April, 1906, was 315, and the number on the line on the 31st March, 1907, was 326. Eleven new bogie brake-vans were built and put into service One of these new vans replaced an old van sold the previous year. The repairs, &c, to brake-vans during the year were as follows :—

Fifteen new bogie brake-vans are under construction. Wagons.— The wagon-stock on the Ist April, 1906, comprised 13,812 vehicles, and on the 31st March, 1907, the number was 14,279 vehicles. Six new wagons were built to replace old wagons sold in previous year. One hundred and twenty-five wagons were built for Railway Improvement Account and 335 wagons were built for ordinary traffic. One old obsolete brake-van was converted to a Class X sleeping-van. In addition, there were also built in Government Railway Workshops 50 wagons for Public Works Department and 1 wagon for Napier Harbour Board. The carrying-capacity of wagon-stock was increased by 6,580 tons, equal to 6-51 per cent beins an equivalent of 1,097 ordinary wagons. ' The following table gives particulars of repairs, &c, to wagon-stock :—

Description. u. ■5 ° rr" £ CD C CQ u '5 EC CD « _ V 00 '3 CD Ph 3 6 a Eh a T3 O ca 'ci Oi _3 H o - _i "c — S »< «._ S =1 QJ — J5 O . _D 0) £^ o j5 (0 In s s CD ■_ a, -C o a o. cn G <D "o ca Boilers 217 86 124 94 27 1 ii 4 49

Number and Type of Cars. Particulars. Total. Bogie. Six-whrel. Pour-wheel. Number passed through shops ... Built new Converted Thoroughly overhauled Heavy repairs Light repairs.. Painted and varnished... Touched up and revarnished 1,446 60 12 3 371 1,000 373 485 77 6 71 8 13 23 3 6 14 9 1 1,546 60 12 6 , 383 1,085 390 499

Description. £ 0 d CQ & -. * CD P rr 'fl Ph 3 ._ CD « •a £•- S §> 5 5 EH '5 04 Ph d a) B 04 « JC 00 J •_ QJ a '3' a. c.0 o a o H Irake-vans 490 11 1 2 90 386 101 148

Description. _ o w a dcQ -I __5_____ r CD a '3 _____ I -■"• ■a _ 1 l ), _9 ■ , . o 00 S"3 a* <D ft > d ui M '3 CD « J_ 00 13. . ) T3 fi .9 '3 Ph 3 ■«B~O ■ - ■ 3 O - ■ • •* •■ - agons ... 12,792 | 519 i 31 69 2,438 9,735 2,024 j 4,505

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There were under construction at close of year in Government Railway Workshops 988 wagons, consisting of 139 bogie and 849 four-wheel wagons. " Tarpaulins. —The stock of tarpaulins on the Ist April, 1906, was 10,362 tarpaulins, and on the 31st March, 1907, the stock consisted of 10,987 tarpaulins. Six hundred and twenty-five new tarpaulins were made and added to stock, and 1,822 worn-out tarpaulins were condemned and written off, and replaced with a similar'number of new tarpaulins made in the Government Railway Workshops and charged to working-expenses. The following table shows the work upon tarpauiins for the year.:—

There were no new tarpaulins in hand or on order at close of year. Stationary Engines and Cranes. —The repairs and renewals to stationary engines and cranes were as follows for the year: —

Three obsolete cranes were written off. Four new 5-ton steam-cranes are being made in Government Railway Workshops. Axles. —During the year 1,449 car, van, and wagon axles were replaced with modern steel axles; this number is exclusive of the new stock built. Westinghouse Brake. —All new engines and rolling-stock built for Auckland, Wellington - Napier - New Plymouth and Hurunui-Bluff Sections are equipped with thejquick-acting Westinghouse .brake before being placed in traffic. Car-lighting. —The oil and acetylene gas manufactured at the five separate Pintsch gasworks amounted to 4,438,133 cubic feet, costing 2s. 4 - 65 d. per 100 cubic feet. Workshops.— Various additions to the workshop appliances have been made during the year ; also a well-equipped plant to facilitate the manufacture of points and crossings has been erected. To operate this machinery a suction gas-producer plant and a 50 b.h.p. engine have been installed. Steamers. —The Railway Department's steamers on Lake Wakatipu have been well maintained and kept in good order and condition. Each steamer was overhauled and painted inside and out. Train-running and Mileage. —There has again been a very large increase in train-mileage. Compared with 1905-6 the increase for 1906-7 is 341,881 train-miles, equal to 5\33 per cent., and 452,497 engine-miles, being equal to 5 - 19 per cent. The increased cost per train-mile is due to the reduction in hours of locomotive-running staff, and the advanced cost of stores and material. The following statement shows particulars of the expenditure per train-mile:—

Description. Number passed through Shops. Manufactured new. Condemned and replaced with New Sheets. Repaired. 'arpaulins ... 12,101 625 1,822 9,654

-a _ _ 9 cp — CO CQ °_ s s -2 3 S S 3 5 r5 " h <o *d i3 _." o> o a) _: s _ P5 IH QJ > S-i d -_. CD K > d CU tt Boiler repairs. Description. ft QJ a —> '3 pq & 0 a a; o O M Ml _ 2 1- £ "3 O c8 H CJ —■ '3 a. CD W XI 00 5 13 OJ 0 '3 cu _ -a OJ _3 CJ a o 2 a ■_ 'g Oh Oh QJ CD P? =3 b *» 8 .2? -a CJ _3 If CO _a _ QJ efi Q) 'q —J O. _ ■ 3 ! rl_ Pr z; g co « O ft r5 land-cranes... iteam -cranes lydraulic cranes itationary engines 'ile-drivers and hoistingengines iteam-roller ... 34 47 2 4 2 "2 "3 "3 i 13 12 1 2 1 21 26 1 2 1 5 3 5 8 1 "_ "3 6 1 3 i i 5 1 "2 1 1

Cost in Pence per Train-mile. Year. Train-mileage. Engine-mileage. Locomotive Branch. Car and Wagon Branch. Total. 906-7 905-6 6,755,451 6,413,573 9,166,259 8,713,762 1855 17-52 4-82 4-47 23-37 21-99

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Traffic. Mr. H. Buxton, Chief Traffic Manager reports as follows :— Hurunui-Bluff Section. Revenue, £1,220,466 ; an increase of £113,115. Increaso over Previous Year. Amount. Amount. No. £ No. £ Passengers .. .. .. 4,384,655 389,294 388,733 56,4.01 Season tickets .. .. .. 71,271 32,404 5,372 1,797 Parcels, &c. .. .. .. 519,429 76,300 23,215 5,597 Tons. Tons. Goods .. .. .. 1,993.999) 62,321) No. 686,224 No. 47,837 Live-stock .. .. .. 2.633,153) 808,£61J Miscellaneous . . . . . . .. 36,244 .. 1,484 The Canterbury district contributed £573,766 ; an increase of £58,000. The passenger traffic increased by over 300,000 passengers as a result of the Exhibition. Parcels, luggage, and mails also show very satisfactory increases. Excepting grain, all classes of goods traffic were largely in excess of last year. On the 9th October one of the goods-sheds at Christchurch, together with goods of the value of over £2,000, was destroyed by fire. The Otago district contributed £400,000, which is £33,615 more than last year. The passenger revenue was largely increased by the traffic to Christchurch. Parcels, luggage, and mails show a considerable expansion. The goods and live-stock traffic also increased notwithstanding a falling-off in the grain tonnage, a diversion of shipping traffic from Port Chalmers to Dunedin, and a temporary partial the output from the Kaitangata Mine. The new station at Dunedin, which was opened in November, provides greatly improved facilities for working the increasing traffic. The Southland district contributed £246,700 ; an increase of £21,500. The passenger business shows a satisfactory increase, chiefly due to the bookings in connection with the Christchurch Exhibition. The receipts from the goods and live-stock traffic were also in excess of those for last year. There was a decline in timber, grain, and road-metal, but a large increase in live-stock, merchandise, and coal. Lake Wakatipu Steamers. Revenue, £6,158 ; an increase of £172. The passenger traffic was well maintained ; goods traffic slightly declined. Picton, Nelson, and West Coast Sections. Picton. —Revenue, £25,391 ; an increase of £4,112. Both passenger and goods traffic show considerable expanison. Nelson.— Revenue, £19,375 ; and increase of £927. The number of passengers carried decreased by over 4,000, as compared with last year, during which a carnival was held; but the revenue shows an increase this year, owing to the increase in the average distance travelled. The goods traffic, excepting minerals, was well maintained. Westport. —Revenue, £92,620; an increase of 4 £l 1,546. Satisfactory increases are shown in both passenger and goods traffic. The coal tonnage 90,000 tons in excess of last year. Weslland. —Revenue, £102,977; an increase of j £10,202. The returns show large increases in both passenger and goods traffic. The coal tonnage increased by about 45,000 tons, and the timber traffic by over 9,300 tons. Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth Section. Revenue, £724,587 ; an increase of £76,467. Increase over Previous Year. 'Amount. Amount. No. £ No. £ Passengers .. .. .. 3,028,522 262,512 226,348 28,503 Season tickets .. .. .. 49,804 21,023 4,186 1,687 Parcels, &c. .. .. .. 288,513 48,120 731 1,832 Live-stock .. .. .. 1,894,275) 490,885) Tons. ■ 367,561 Tons. 40,175 Goods ... .. .. 717,160 34,739) Miscellaneous .. .. .. .. 25,371 .. 4,270 The Wellington-Napier district contributed £412,587 ; an increase of £36,467. The passenger business continues to show a rapid expansion, the bookings being about 165,000 more than last year, and the receipts about £19,000 more. Parcels, luggage, and mails yielded an increase of about £400; but the number of parcels carried is less by about 6,000, chiefly due to a falling-off in the milk traffic. Excepting timber, which declined by 7,650 tons, and minerals (gravel) by 17,168 tons, all classes of goods traffic show substantial increases. The sheep traffic was exceptionally heavy ; the returns showing an increase of over 265,000 head. The Wanganui district contributed £312,000 ; an increase of £40,000. The passenger bookings were (0,000 in excess of last year, and the receipts about £15,000~more. Parcels, luggage, and mails also show a satisfactory increase. In the goods and live-stock traffic increases are_shown under all heads except minerals (road-metal), which declined by about 10,000 tons. Th« sheep traffic, was exceptionally heavy, being 176.574 in excess of last year.

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Auckland Section. Revenue, £392,348 ; an increase of £58,252. ".. . l Increase over Previous Year. Amount. Amount. No. £ No. £ Passengers .. .. ..1,329,374 121,033 115,821 11,146 Season tickets .. ... 38,557 11,862 7,074 1,943 Parcels, &c. .. 135,674 21,377 12,976 1,587 Live-stock .. 269,189) 40,259) Tons. 230,486 Tons. I 42,502: Goods ... .. .. 519,532 j 93,422 J Miscellaneous .. .. .. .. 7,588 .. 1,074 The returns from this section indicate a rapid expansion of business, every class of traffic showing a large increase. Timber increased by 18,310 tons, and coal by over 20,000 tons. Butter exported from Onehunga totalled 3,904 tons, an increase of 723 tons. In January a serious interruption of traffic was caused by floods, the line between Pokeno and Huntly being chiefly affected. Communication between Auckland and the Waikato district was entirely suspended for a fortnight, and for a further period of a week only a limited service could be run during repairs to the line. The effects of this serious dislocation of business were seriously felt for some time after traffic was resumed. ... - North Auckland Sections. Whangarei. —Revenue, £26,927 ; an increase of £1,274. Both passenger and goods traffic have been well maintained. The timber traffic increased by over 5,000 tons, coal by over 2,000 tons. .. Kawakawa.— Revenue, £1,935; an increase of £135. Goods traffic gave a small increase; passenger business declined slightly. Kaihu. —Revenue, £5,218 ; decrease of £1,855. The decline in business is due to the exhaustion of the supply of timber in the vicinity of the railway. . . Gisborne Section. Revenue, £6,594; an increase of £547. Both passenger and goods traffic yielded an increased revenue. As will be seen from the table below the time-table has been maintained with punctuality :—-

Average Late Arrival of Trains.

Stokes. Mr. H. Baxter, Stores Manager, reports as follow : — The value of stores (purchased under the Railway vote) on hand on the 31st March, 1907, at the various depots amounted to £195,056 10s. od., as against £152,707 ss. 9d. on 31st March, 1906. The value of the stores on hand on account of additions to open lines amounted to £8,435 12s. 4d. on 31st March, 1907, as against £5.669 os. 9d. on 31st March, 1906. The stock is in good order, has been carefully and systematically inspected, and is value for the amounts stated. The conduct of the staff as a whole has been very satisfactory. I have, &c, T. RONAYNE, General Manager. • The Hon. the Minister for Railways.

s § s 1 & 1 < H. » 5? < &c Period ending a O o CO CN 0CO 3 CO — X 'r 3 _ X q CO _ — -rH;2 _; o Si X o CD Q g fa \ Express and Mail Trains. 'ear ending 31st March, 1-66 0-48 1-04 1-49 I 0-54 0-37 10-35 0-87 0-64 3-09 2-52 2-48 1907 'ear ending 31st March, 1-76 05 1-23 0-68 j 0-18 0-23 0-3 007 0-71 2-23 1-18 0-63 1903 0-87 007 0-64 0-71 3-09 2-23 2-52 1-18 2-48 0-63 2-52 1-39 0-85 0-87 Long-distance Mixed Trains. 'ear ending 31st March, 2-33 | 1-33 1-54 1-03 1-37 \ 0-87 0-57 0-83 1-06 2-32 2-35 2-52 1907 'ear ending 31st March, 2-26 1-6 2-OG 0-71 0.71 I 0-64 . 0-48 1-05 0-84 1-49 1-36 1-47 1906 I 2-43 1-63 1-6 1-25 Suburban Trains. 'ear ending 31st March, 0-29 0-34 032 0-22 0-23 0-13 I 0-22 i 0-24 0-17 0-53 0-59 0-72 1907 'ear ending 31st March, 0-47 0-38 0-43 0-21 0-13 0-15 I 0-17 0-09 0-35 I 0-31 0-29 0-27 1906 0-34 0-38 0-43 0-19 0-34 0-26

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INDEX OF RETURNS ACCOMPANYING ANNUAL REPORT OP THE GENERAL MANAGER OF NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS, 1906-1907. No. 1. General Revenue Account. 2. General Expenditure Account. 3. Details of Classified Expenditure. 4. Classified Expenditure and Revenue, and Proportion of each Class to Mileage and Revenue. 5. Comparative Statement of Passenger and Goods Traffic. 6. Cost of Construction, Net Revenue, and Rate of Interest on Capital. 7. Expenditure under Vote " Additions to Open Lines " charged to Capital Account. 8. Return of Revenue received by Railway Department from other Government Departments. 9. Statement of Season Tickets issued. 10. Classified Maintenance Expenditure. 11. Return of Passenger Bookings at Excursion Fares. 12. Revenue and Expenditure of Stations. 13. Carriage and Wagon Stock, and Tarpaulins. 14. Locomotive Stock. 15. Comparative Statement of Mileage, Capital Cost, Earnings, and Expenditure on Colonial Railways. 16. Comparative Statement of Mileage, Capital Cost, Earnings, Expenditure, and Traffic, New Zealand Government Railways. 17. Stores Contracts. 18. Weighing-machines, Weighbridges, Traversers and Turntables, Cranes, &c, and Water-services. 19. Renewals of Rails. 20. Renewals and Removals of Sleepers. 21. Number of Stations and Private Sidings. 22. Mileage of Railways open for Traffic and under Maintenance. 23. Weights of Rails in various Lines. 24. Particulars of Private-siding Traffic. 25. Sleepers Laid and Removed each Year. 26. Number of Employees. 27. Accidents. 28. Locomotive Returns. 29. Traffic from Coal-mines, Hurunui-Bluff. 30. Vessels Loaded and Discharged at Different Ports, Hurunui-Bluff. 31. Mileage of Track, Main Line and Sidings, Hurunui-Bluff. 32. Alterations and Additions in Scale of Charges.

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RETURN No. 1. GENERAL REVENUE ACCOUNT for the Year ended 31st March, 1907. ■-■■ ■-' i i ... i #2 617 Bt2 iq 6 Cash io hand, freights, &c, outstanding at stations, 31st March, 1907 ... ... ' 59J223 19 3 2 ' 677 -° 55 l 8 9 f^w"^"! To Net payment to Public Account ... „ «, a a t> ttt Less Cash in hand, freights, *c, outstanding, ,sV April, £* a. above g j £ Merest .. :. .. « g 1 o * Receipts as per Treasury Accounts £2,621,396 3 6 • i 'o'Js>J7 o 3 9 Balance itefund Account, 31st March, 1906, as below 13,425 12 5 Balance Kefund Account, 31st March, 1907, as below ' 16 15 Cash in hand, freights, .fee., outstanding, 31st March, 1907, a* above 59,22319 3 12,617,832 19 6 Collections for Refond to Haeboue Boaeds, Shipping Companies, Caeeiebs, Ac, for the Year ended 31st March. 1907 De. . To Balance brought forward, ist April, 1906 ,„ * fl . « ™_- £ s d Collections for refund - '3.425 12 5 By Treasury payments _ * s ; a ; »9°.'54 4 4 Balance, 31st March, 1907, carried forward '" °g ,s |g jg 4 £203,579 16 9 ~ " £203,579 '6 9 H. Davidson, Accountant.

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RETURN No. 3. CLASSIFIED EXPENDITURE for the Year ended 31st March, 1907.

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Maintenance of Way and Works. Locomotive Power. Permanent- 8truct ,, lvs general j | t™$SS-. j Fuel ana Wau,, OH. Tall ow. *>%£ General Locomotive Power. Carriages. Wftgone. Total. Total. Wagons. Traffic. u Anm~. ' Departmental Lake Wakatipu <wj t Head Office. . " offlce( , steamer*. Recoveries. I Tola). ! i _ L. ' I ' ' WAGES AND SERVICES. £ s. d. £ s. d. 149 9 7 7" '4 5 559 14 6 2,688 2 6 241 741 1,075 19 10 5.585 14 2 50.298 5 9 90 18 2 623 1 4 11,267 1 3 105,597 18 6 £ ». d £ s. d. t a. d. £ s. d. X, s. d. £ s. d. £ 8. d. £ 1. d. £ a. d. £ a. d £ s. d. Kawakawa .. •• 585 9 6 \ 38 12 2 833 6 16 9 ' .. 639 1 8 297 3 3 30 5 8 .. 55 14 9 ... 3 Whangarei .. -. 1,705 » 4 3°2 '9 9 316 1 o j 187 4 6 .. 2,511 5 7 1,453 2 o 115 12 1 .. 533 1 11 j .. 2,1 Kaihu .. •• 1,236 17 11 i 36 15 7 " J 9 3 | •• •• 1.285 12 9 417 3 5 " 15 3 •• 216 14 o .. t Auckland .. .. 39,525 3 o! 11,414 611 5,166 o 5 j 2,477 1 ° " 58,58211 4 25,303 611 1,930 5 8 .. 8,35219 9 .. 35,; Gisborne-Karaka , .. 1,567 5*1 86 16 1 J 46 5 9 . 101 15 3 .. 1,802 23 531 9 11 92 o 8 ; .. 102 18 o j .. J Wellington - Napier - New 61,972 3 9 23,302 7 8 : 7,933 9 3 | 3,599 99 1 96,807 io 5 55,435 6 7 ! 4.945 o 3 .. 22,716 10 3 .. 83,0 Plymouth ■ • j Hurunui-Bluff .. .. I 123,707 8 10 30,933 2 1 15,859 10 1 | 2,850 63 .. 173.350 7 3 ' 89,187 10 2 1 8,578 17 11 .. 31,128 11 1 | •• 128, 1 Weetland .. •• 13,214 3 » 3,265 4 3 ' 1,192 13 7 j 564 19 11 .. 18,237 ° 10 6,259 16 9 184 7 2 . .. 2,036 26 .. 8,4 Westport .. .. 4,784 12 3 2,423 17 7 537 12 4 j 132 II . I •• 7.878 13 3 4.5O0 29 265 6 4 ' .. 1,645 15 2 .. 6,4 Nelson .. .. ■■ 3.414 16 10 j 1,288 o 11 200 10 2 59 16 8 .. 4,963 4 7 1,141 19 6 57 6 8 .. 387 10 5 ! .. I," Picton .. .. •• 3>oi9 1 6 1,037 17; 470 2 5 239 13 o .. j. 4,765 18 6 1,602 15 8 86 6 11 ; .. 704 14 3 .. 2,; Lake Wakatipu Steamers.. - - 1 . .- - Totals .. ■ 254.732 2 2 74,129 4 7 3 r >742 7 6 10,21914 2 .. 370,823 8 5,186,1291611 16,297 4 7 •• 67,88012 1 .. 270,; £ s. d. £ 9. d. £ s. d. 383 3 8 1 11 9 9 149 9 7 2,101 16 o 174 8 5 559 14 6 645 12 8 11 15 1 241 7 4 35,586 12 4 3,875 1 9 5.585 14 2 726 87 148 16 o 90 18 2 83,096 17 1 11,057 IO 8 11,267 ' 3 £ t. 383 3 101 16 645 12 586 12 726 8 096 17 894 19 480 6 411 4 586 16 393 16 307 13 £ s. d. 18 2 7 257 1 7 49 13 11 3,726 7 4 02 2 3 6,808 15 II £ s. d. 212 12 4 703 6 5 312 13 10 7,271 8 2 256 o 7 13,074 17 4 £ s. d. 212 12 4 703 6 5 312 13 10 7,271 8 2 256 o 7 13,074 17 4 21,030 16 4 2,581 2 3 2,044 !9 2 573 2 o 599 4 5 £ 8. d. £ s. d. 223 10 o 100 9 8 102 o 9 1,720 18 3 1 19 o 2,678 8 4 £ s. d. £ s. d. 223 10 o 100 9 8 102 o 9 1,720 18 3 1 19 o 2,678 8 4 7,132 12 3 263 5 1 264 8 3 76 3 4 21 10 6 3,832 17 8 t s. (I. 1,902 4 o 8,895 5 4 3,520 14 8 163,205 2 7 3,707 10 2 325,032 2 10 128,894 l 9 2 16.569 1 3 18,098 o 2 8,480 6 5 1,586 4 2 2,943 »' I0 6,4" 4 3 346 1 3 2,932 3 3 1,586 16 7 157 10 5 322 10 6 2,393 16 10 I 288 16 10 296 15 11 18,098 o 2 212,720 7 5 2,943 " I0 16,705 14 11 2,932 3 3 10,276 9 3 322 10 6 ■ 4,208 4 11 296 15 11 4,101 5 10 ii,494 i 9 983 8 11 892 9 1 182 10 6 241 3 3 21,030 16 4 2,581 2 3 2,044 19 2 573 2 o 599 4 5 7,132 12 3 263 5 1 264 8 3 76 3 4 21 10 6 l.R» II 8 575.O25 1 1 51.254 4 3 30,517 II 3 11,917 16 2 12,665 " ' 3.832 17 8 3.032 17 ° I "" " "" 24,7*5 17 1 48,660 2 10 3,832 17 8 12,585 5 5 1,191,476 1 1 270,307 13 7 I 34,226 15 7 42.487 6 8 42,487 6 8 ! 409,007 4 8 I . . j I I STORES. Rawakawa .. ■• "4 8 3 50 19 1 1 G b 13 18 o .. 180 11 10 .. 102 1 6 15 2 1 11 3 9 : .. 1 Whangarei .. . . 174 o 1 no 10 10 188 4 6 | 64 4 6 .. 536 19 11 ; .. 754 10 10 83 10 o 197 10 2 .. i,c Kaihu .. .. •■ 393 8 9 5 9 10 4 '3 » ■• ■■ 4»3 » 7 ' •• 208 13 4 18 9 o 27 15 1 .. a Auckland .. ■■ 27,683 1 2 3,992 18 3 3,564 8 1 1,698 19 9 .. 36,939 7 3 •• 24,607 II 1 1,285 9 7 4,227 17 o .. 30,1 Gisborne-Karaka .. 27 4 10 32 9 1 87 3 7 77 10 1 .. 224 7 7 .. 593 7 7 44 n 6 73 19 3 •• 1 Wellington - Napier - New 41,122 16 3 5,896 17 8 5,154 10 6 2,384 17 o .. 54.559 '5 •• 67,697 16 8 3,773 19 2 9,840 11 11 .. 81,3 Plymouth Hurunui-Bluff .. .. 96.831 16 2 15,209 16 9 11,401 3 5 3,428 o 1 .. 126,870 16 5 .. 91.267 6 o 5,309 13 4 17,418 12 3 .. 113,5 Westland .. .. 4.80319 2 1,7851511 621 1 1 333 710 .. 7,544 4 o| .. 2,23711 10 275 08 669 19 3 .. 3,] Westport .. .. 3.046 1 2 752 11 8 I53 6 7 47 15 11 .. 3,999 15 4 .. .1,750 1 3 : 242 19 9 642 9 4 .. 2,C Nelson .. .. .. 2,159 4 10 271 10 8 182 4 7 39 3 8 .. 2,652 39 .. 1,061 8 6 j 66 11 1 194 2 4 .. l,j Picton .. .. •• 1,209 19 I 869 30 49 10 7 128 11 1 .. 2,257 3 9 •• i>4!3 ° 4 j 132 6 9 172 14 n .. 1,', Lake Wakatipu Steamers Totals .. .. 177.565 19 9 28,978 2 9 21,407 12 5 8,216 7 11 .. 236,168 210 .. 191.693 8 11 11,247 " 11 33.476 15 3 •• 236,* , __ , _J . IES. 11 3 9 I •• 128 7 4 197 10 2 .. 1,035 11 o 27 15 1 .. 254 17 5 4,227 17 o .. 30,120 17 8 73 19 3 •• 7" 18 4 9,840 11 11 .. 81,312 7 9 128 74 13 10 6 41 10 8 1,035 » ° "6 '3 " 327 9 o 254 17 5 4 17 5 33 7 ° 30,120 17 8 2,371 15 2 5,650 9 11 711 18 4 68 4 9 16 4 8 81,312 7 9 5.666 2 3 6,048 17 4 128 7 4 1,035 11 o 254 17 5 30,120 17 8 711 18 4 81,312 7 9 128 7 035 11 254 17 120 17 711 18 312 7 995 11 182 11 635 10 322 1 7+8 2 417 17 41 10 8 31 19 o 327 9 o 105 7 8 33 7 ° 49 2 4 5,650 9 11 5.250 18 1 16 4 8 184 16 3 6,048 17 4 11,567 '3 3 I 7110 4 18 5 1,682 7 10 2 10 o 6,938 14 1 388 8 4 2,117 3 1 745 15 9 78,651 o 3 1,203 1 7 152,215 7 11 17,418 12 3 .. 113,995 11 7 669 19 3 .. 3,182 11 9 642 9 4 .. 2,635 10 4 194 2 4 .. 1,322 1 11 172 14 11 .. 1 .7+8 2 o "3.995 11 7 9.488 9 3 11,391 15 1 3,182 11 9 572 3 5 '.949 12 8 2,635 10 4 99 13 4 720 3 4 1,322 1 11 70 18 10 182 2 6 1,7+8 2 o 121 2 4 142 6 10 113.995 11 7 3,182 11 9 2,635 10 4 1,322 1 11 1,7+8 2 o 11,391 15 I j -!Ii972 I 2 7 1,949 12 8 J 1,685 1 5 720 3 4 1 891 18 10 182 2 6 i 431 4 11 142 6 10 312 14 1 10,506 10 2 199 19 2 173 1 5 405 1 7 195 10 1 906 12 13 o nrtfi T -7 On Tlfi T fi O 273,212 14 y 14.733 M I 8,173 19 9 10 4 4,355 18 11 005 8 2 33,476 '5 3 •• 236,417 17 1 236,417 17 1 18,593 " 2 26,503 19 o - 26,503 19 o 42,483 8 5 906 I 2 20,116 16 9 540,956 2 11 906 I 2 2O.IIO 10 9 I I MISCELLANEOUS. .ANEOUS. 2 10 4 1 12 II , 6 4 II 51 17 2 I 16 12 9 55 9 'I 14 28 3 17 6 899 2,015 4 8 924 12 1 175 1 8 26 16 3 23 11 10 650 i 5,209 o 4 J 2,402 15 o 3,514 13 1 6 4 II 23 8 4 55 9 11 '33 15 1 899 39 18 11 175 1 8 5,43O 14 5 650 66 11 1 3,514 13 1 j 10,503 13 2 Kawakawa .. ■• •• •• •■ •• 3 5 • 3 5 1 •• 013 .. o 16 11 1 12 2 Whangarei .. •• 114 •• •• 064 48 5 1 49 12 9 .. 212 .. 26 7 10 23 8 a , Kaihu .. •• •• 298 .. .. .. 982 111710 .. 01 10 .. 966 4 14 4 Auckland .. •• 17° 4 4 k>4 7 5 i o 15 3 j 7 4' 817 17 9 1,100 8 10 .. Cr. 6 1 9 .. 1,537 9 o 483 17 5 2,c Gisborne-Karaka .. 001. 005: .. .. 11 13 4 11 13 10 .. .. .. 21 o 7 5 15 8 Wellington - Napier - New 221 18 5 69 9 o j 14 4 7 j 16 8 1 1,469 13 8 1,791 13" 9 .. 39 13 8 .. 4,233 6 9 935 19 H 5,' Plymouth * Hurunui-Bluff .. .. 39i 8 2 ; 233 6 n 17 9 2 102 7 4 2,544 " » 3,289 38 .. 27 16 3 .. 6,010 7 3 1,153 8 4 7,] Westland .. •■ 3' »7 ° ■ 22 18 n .. 419 7 212 10 o 272 5 6 .. 413 o .. 352 3 1 86 8 8 j 4 Westport .. •• 23 4 8 65 1 1 250 058 180 10 4 271 6 9 .. 321 .. 234 6 1 81 15 o \ Nelson .. .. •■ 3 11 11 4 7 8 .. .. 44 17 8 52 17 3 •• o 2 10 .. 16 2 9 16 1 1 Picton .. .. •• o 15 2 .. .. .. 43 8 6 44 3 8 .. .. .. 47 5 3 21 3 6 Lake Wakatipu Steamers.. o 16 11 1 12 2 2 10 4 26 7 10 23 8 2 , 51 17 2 966 4 14 4 14 281 1,537 9 o 483 17 5 2,015 4 8 21 o 7 5 15 8 26 16 3 4.233 6 9 935 19 11 5,209 o 4 J 2 10 5i 17 14 2 015 4 26 16 209 o 191 11 443 4 319 3 32 6 68 8 I ...... .. 343 13 8 ■ ■ 343 '3 8 24,715 17 I 48,660 2 10 5,082 12 6 J32.7O2 2 2 37 1 7 3t>7 7 8 78 6 8 9,646 1 8 134 18 o 23,421 15 4 6,010 7 3 1,153 8 4 7,191 11 10 I 352 3 1 86 8 8 J 443 4 9 234 61 81 15 o 319 3 2 16 2 9 16 I 1 32 6 8 47 5 3 21 3 6 68 8 9 7,191 11 10 I 3,713 15 11 1,834 13 11 443 4 9l 345 13 5 220 15 1 319 32 87 16 3 521 2 II 32 6 8 15 18 5 30 19 4 68 8 9 31 3 4 40 14 6 I 1,834 13 « j 23,246 6 6 220 15 1 1,356 7 7 521 2 11 1.755 11 2 30 19 4 251 8 8 40 14 6 643 7 9 39,275 11 10 2,638 6 4 2,955 o 3 383 10 4 827 18 o 343 '3 8 ToUli ■• •• 846 10 9 499 11 5 34 14 ° «3l " 1 5.386 1 8 6,898 S 11 .. 71 10 4 .. 12,488 12 o 2,814 4 3 '5.; 846 10 9 499 11 5 5,386 1 I 6,898 S 11 12,488 12 o 2,814 4 3 '5.374 6 7 15.374 6 7 7,567 9 5 6,414 10 1 374 6 43.451 2 8 80,049 11 1 34 14 o 131 II I I - Grand total? .. 433,144 12 8 !iO3,6o6 18 9 53,184 13 11 18,567 13 2 5,386 1 8 613,890 o 2 186,129 16 11 208,062 3 10 11,247 12 II "3,845 19 4 2,814 4 3 522,( 433. '44 « 8 ji03,6o6 18 9 099 17 1,812.481 15 4 53,184 13 11 18,567 13 2 5.386 1 8 613,890 O 2 186,129 I6 II 208,062 3 10 11,247 12 II 113,845 19 4 2.814 4 3 522,099 17 3 60,387 16 2 75,405 15 9 494.94 1 '5 9

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RETURN No. 4. CLASSIFIED STATEMENT showing Revenue and Expenditure, and Proportion of each Class of Expenditure to Mileage and Revenue, for the Year ended 31st March, 1907.

H. Davidson, Accountaut,.

Mile»fe. Revenue. •2 Per Mile ! a S,Oti ° D - U Train- Tou , . RailU .1 **mmm LoeomMn It mileage. ToU1 - per °* Power. &f< Annum H ™* J - g (Average), t I I [906-7. £ a. d. £ s. d. ». d. £ 9. d. £ 3. it. fawakawa ... ... 8 6,290 1,935 '5 ° 241 19 4 6 ij 822 18 7 514 1 4 RTiangnrei ... ... 23 53>779 26,927 6 4 , i,i7O 15 110 oij 3,097 18 3 3,189 4 2 £aihu ... ... 17 13,485! 5,218 10 306 19 6 7 9 1,701 2 2 914 12 9 Luekland ... ... 3931,013,2651 392,347 6 4 998 6979 96,622 7 5 67,722 14 8 Juborne-Karaka ... 18 24,768) 6,594 11 9 366 7 4 5 4 2,038 3 8 1,465 3 2 11 i n g t o n-Najiier - New Plymouth ... 4842,111,414 724,587 16 91,497 1 8 6 5 7169,618 5 2 lurunui-Bluff ... 1,2833,124,3731,220,466 3 11 967 12 5 7 9* 303.510 7 4250.082 2 7 Westland ... ... 124 184,022 102,977 6 8! 860 7 on 2ij 26,053 10 4 12,106 2 u tfestport ... ... 31 105,205 92,620 7 212,987 15 1 17 7i 12,149 '5 4 9,365 17 9 kelson ... ... 43 56,628 19,375 ° 9j 49O o 7 6 10 7,668 5 7 2,941 5 2 >icton ... ... 34. 62,225 25,391 4 0! 746 16 o 8 2 7,067 5 11 4,180 7 7 Repairs of Carriages and Wagons. £ s. dJ 223 18 4 1,250 8 6 303 '4 1 18,582 14 9 354 o 5 39,956 19 7 61,095 15 7: 7,618 o 7 4,707 o 4 780 o o' 920 19 9 Classified Expenditure. . Proportion at each Class of Expenditu Maintenance. Locomotive. Carriages affo . Wagons. Traffic. » H< ds> —- "ear JSl - ]t \M L )• Iff j, ]\ |r! h\ h lit L ]t PPli' H : ?{!*' PjWli 1 P ij ■ £ e. d. £ s. d. £ 8. d. £ s. d. £ 3. d. f £ d. Jf ' £ d. t £ d. i: £ d. £ 767 1 9 18 2 7 212 12 4 231 i o 2,327 13 III 2656 64-2619-621 11-57 2799 8-54 39-63 95-88129-27 094 2,927 5 3 257 • 7 703 6 5 105 8 1 ".319 16 1 11-511346913-83 11-84 13866 14-23' 4'64 54*37 1087 127 27|i3<>6 0-96 1,165 • • 49 '3 " 312 13 io| 102 o 9| 4,344 17 1 32601000730-28' 1753 533016-28, 5-82 1787 5*40, 22.33 68-5320-74 0-95 60,979 '8 3 3.726 7 4 7,271 8 2 3,403 6 1 251,502 4 6 24 63 245 86 17-26172-321604 474 47-28 440 15-54155171414 0-95 874 8 8 6_2 2 3 256 o 7 490 5,045 9 9 30*91113-231975 2222 81-4014-20 5-37 19-67 3-43; 13-26 48'58 8-47 0-94 127,669 411 6,808151113,074 17 4 y,6i7 2 5 500,669 6 1 21-141316-4417-41 2341350-45 19-28 5-51 82-56 4-54 17-62 263-7814-511 0-94 257,939 6 611,494 1 921,030 16 417,639 2 5 ; 887,513 7 8 -'487240-632331 20-491198-27 19-21 5-01 4844 4-69 21-13204-5019-81 0-94 19,747 3 11 983 8 11 2,581 2 3 463 4 3 68,626 4 8. 25-30 217-6733-981 1175101-141579 7-40 6365 993. 1918164 982575 095 12,923 19 1 892 9 1 2,044 19 2 457 11 8 41.646 11 3 I3'i2391*93 2772 10113021221-37 5-08151*841074 13-95416-9020-48 '! 4,890 18 6j 182 10 6 573 2 o 481 4 11 16,554 16 ioj 3958193-9432-50; 15-18 74-3912-47 4-02 1973 330 25-24123-7020-73 0-94 5,057 78 241 3 3 599 45 217 o 7 17,849 8 o 2783 207-86 27-26. 16-46122-95 16-12 363 2709 3-55 19-92148-75 19-51 095 liti ire to Mileage anil Revenue. jai» Office. Departmental Offices. Credit Recoveries. Total. •jllli if if! 1,11 IVMk £ d. £- e d. e e ,1. e e ,i 2-27 o-6y 1008 26-58 Siiir,,, 28-88 8-81120-25 29096 8882 u-i8 1-15 2-61 30-58 3-14 0-39, 4-58 0-47 4204 ( ,,j 17 = 0c;2 2-92 088 5-99 18-39 5'57 ''96 6-oo 1-82 83-26 'ss'sS 77-ri 9-48 o-88 1-85 18*50 1-72 0-87 8-66 o-8o 64-10 639*95 S0« 3-45 060, 3-88 14-22 248 007 0-25 0-04 76-51 280-30 4889 23 '7 393 18 484 1,283 124 31 43 34 14-07 077, i*8l 2701 14,, 1-33 19-87 109 69-10 1.054-44 56-91 9-11 088 172 16-68 i-62; 1-44 1398 1-35 72-72 6817 8-22 1-28 251 21-57 3'37 »'45 3'87 060 66-64 57336 8 y -to 2879 203 2-21 ('.S'97 0-47 14-11 i-oo 440611,34344 Q 5 - o , I 4-62 0-77; 2-96 14-49 2-43 2-48 12-17 2-04 85-44 41870 70-16 7-09 093 2-36 1762 2-31 085 638 0-84 70-30 5 j 4 -o* 68-84 io-i8 0-88 1-86 3O-O4 173 125 13-47 i-i6 69-03 74423' 64-21 82-52' ... l j £,<)•£ e d. £ £ d. , £ i ,1 2-36:074 13-41,30-19 9-5212-65 28-48 8-g8!i68-8o 37994119-82 11*73 I-I7 2-6o 29-04 2-QI O-62 7-01 0-70! 4278 477-11 47-70 441 124 472 1964: 5-52 1-43 5-94 1-67! 6101 253-83 7129 9-i Oi o-gr 1.93 1687 i-68 1-92 16-77 r6 7 6336 55322! 55.2T 3'54! 0-59 420 1425 230 276 937 1-57 6140 20852! 3498 1393 081 roii 25521 148 114 15-32! 0-89 7101 95083 svKj 9-31, 0-92 1-82, 1626; 161 1-36 12-15: i-2o 71-64 637-801 6ro? 836 1-40 2-68, 2128: 3-56 052 415! 0-70 6540 5 u8-6o 8671 2781; 2-14 2371 6196! 4-78 o-2i 5-37! 0-41 48-531,269-32! 9786 580 093 3-03: 16-95 *7« 3-34 18-67 298] 8186 457-fi,: 7Tl8 649 092 265, 16-56 2-36 1-34 8-36j i-i 9 64-21 401 ss 5723 10-24 092 197 19-26 1-72 1-33 13-03' 116 68-95 675-80! 60-47 ■- : - 87'33 ... j ... ! fio-oo' Totals ... ... 2,4586,755,4542,618,441 9 41,078 3 11 7 9 613,890 o 2522,099 17 31 ,ake Wakatipu Steamers 6,158 13 8 i 2,45 ; 6,755.454 2,618,441 9 41,078 3 11 7 9 613,890 o 2 6,158 13 8 522,099 17 3 '35.793 " ••■ '35.793 "" 494.941 15 924.715 '7 494,941 15 924,71517 148,660 21032,701 9 211,807,3991510 2.5452527821-81! 19-94214-99 18-55 S''9 55'9' 4'82 18-902038017-58, 094 5,081 19 6 148,660 2 1032,701 9 2li,8o7,399 15 10 2345 252-7821-81 19-94: 5,081 19 6 ... i ... 214-99 ' 2,624,600 3 o ! I 1 2,624,600 3 o 2,624,600 3 o 1,812,481 15 4 1,812,481 15 4 1 1 I 1 II I I I 1905-6. Kawakuwa ... Whangarei ... Kaihu Auckland ... G isborne-Karaka Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth Hurunui-Bluff Westland ... Wostport ... .Veleon Picton ... 1905-6. £ s. d. £ i. d.j s. d.l £ s. d. £ s. d. Kawukuwa ... ... 8 6,088 1,800 12 7, 225 1 65111 1,640 64 428 4 7 Whangarei ... ... 23 55."2 25,653 16 11,115 7 819 3$ 2,926 19 o 3,391 6 5 Kaihu ... ... 17 14.526 7,073 o o 416 1 2 9 8} 1,680 8 5 933 10 8 Auckland ... ■ •• 393 920,272 334.095 11 o 873 2 n 7 3* 80,511 9 11 57,018 16 3 3iaborne-Karaka ... 18 25,477 6,047 5 ' 339 "949 ',265 17 9 1,509 7 6 Wellinffton-NaDier-23 ■7 393 18 6,088 55."2 14,526 920,272 25.477 £ ». d. £ •. d. e. d. 1,800 12 7 t 225 1 6| 5 11 25,653 16 11,115 7 8j 9 3S 7,073 o o 416 1298} 334.O95 " o 873 2 11 7 3i 6,047 5 " 339 " 9 4 9 £ 8. d. 1,640 6 4 2,926 19 o 1,680 8 5 80,511 9 11 1,265 '7 9 £ 8. d. 428 4 7 3.39 ■ 6 5 933 10 8 57,018 16 3 1,509 7 6 £ 8. d.j 257 '3 a 1,111 9 2 3«2 7 4 17,767 '6 5 186 10 3 £ a. d.j 257 '3 2i 1,111 9 2 3'2 7 4 17,767 '6 5 186 10 3 £• a. d. £ a. d.j 680 14 5 18 17 g' 2,767 7 3 269 15 5' 1,080 19 1 75 o 4 52,863 o 4 3,481 13 4] 601 10 2 63 1 41 £ a. d. £ s. d.j £ s. d. £ 8. d. £ a. d. £ , £ d. £ £ d. £ £ d. £ £ d. E 680 14 5 18 17 9 1 241 10 11 227 16 9 3,039 10 5 91-10 205-0464-66 23-78 53-5316-881 14-31 32-2110-16 37-80' 85-09)2684 1-05 2.767 7 3 269 15 5' 667 16 7 161 2 4I 10,973 " 6 11-411272612-75 13-22147-4514-77 4-33 48-32 4-84 107912032 12-05 105 1,080 19 1 75 o 4 333 16 o 101 o O: 4,315 1 10 2376; 988527-76 1320 54-9115-42 4-42 18-37 516 I5'28, 63-59 1 ''o6 52,863 o 4 3,481 13 4\ 6,454 4 5 6,415 5 r 211,681 15 7 2410210-41 2100 17-07149-0214-87 5-32 46-43 463 15-821381613-79 ro4 601 10 2 63 1 4J 253 14 9 166 17 2: 3,713 4 7 20-93 71-09 n-92 24-96 84-7614-22 3-08 1047 176 995 33-78 5-67 1-04 £ s. d. 241 10 11 667 16 7 333 16 o 6,454 4 5 253 '4 9 £ 8. d. 227 16 9 161 2 4! 101 o o 6,415 5 1 166 17 2! £ s. d 3,039 10 5 10,973 " 6 4,315 1 >o 211,681 15 7 3,713 4 7 £ £ d. 91-10 205-0464-66 1141127 26 i2 - 75 2376; 98-8527-76 2410 210-41 2100 20-93 710911-92 £ £ 2378 5353 13-22 147-45 1320 54-91 17-07 149-02 24-96 84-76 W eilington-napier-New Plymouth ... 4842,001,200 648,120 2 8j 1,339 • '0> ° 5i '42,360 o 8155,002 5 10 tfurunui-Bluff ... 1,24913,019,617 1,107,351 7 <J 890 5 10 7 4 267,602 2 0224,457 18 2 Westland ... ... 117 167,944 92,775 ° 6 | 792 19 on oi 23,858 o 11 10,884 7 11 Wostport ... ... 31! 96,503 81,074 6 io|2,6i5 6 016 93 12,765 9 10 8,404 17 o tfeleon ... ... 331 49,53' '8,447 '9 o 559 o 7; 7 $i 7,oi8 7 4 2,857 4 3 Pieton ... ... 34; S7.3O3 21,279 6 7 625 17 3; 7 5 5,175 17 7 3,427 4 5 Totals ... ... 2,40716,413,5732,343,718 7 9 980 2 5; 7 3} 546,804 19 9468,315 3 01 Lake Wakatipu Steamers 5,986 o 6 '2,340.704 8 3 484! 1,249 "7 3«! 33| 34 ! 2,OOI,200 J3.OI9.6l7 167,944 96,503 49,53' S7,3O3 648,120 2 8j 1,339 1 iol 6 si ',107,351 7 5 ; 890 5 10 7 4 92,775 o 6| 792 19 oili oi 81,074 6 io|2,6i5 6 Oj 16 93 18,447 '9 o, 559 o 7; 7 si 21,279 6 7 625 17 3 7 5 142,360 o 8 267,602 2 o 23,858 o 11 12,765 9 10 7,018 7 4 5.175 '7 7 155,002 5 10 224,457 '8 2 10,884 7 11 8,404 17 o 2,857 4 3 3,427 4 5 33,848 14 o 53,914 18 9 5,821 3 o 4,362 11 7 977 '4 4 875 11 5 119,436 9^5 33,848 14 o 53,914 18 9 5,821 3 o 4,362 11 7 977 '4 4 875 " S "7.3" '5 9 6,739 4 " 230,628 10 411,581 10 11 17,130 1 3 978 13 11 11,199 12 4 862 4 5 4,113 14 5 191 8 51 3,686 3 6 220 11 9 117,311 15 9 6,739 4 "'2,353 3 9 7,413 19 ioj 460,201 5 1 21-9729413 17-07 23-91320-2518-59 522 69-94 4-06 1810242-3814-07, 104 230,628 10 411,581 10 1120,219 'S 715.109 o 9 793,295 15 o 24-17215-1521-27 20-27180-4617-84 4-87 43-35 428 20-83185-42 18-33) 1-04 • 17,130 1 3 978 13 11 2,490 1 2 485 12 11 60,676 15 3 25721203-9234-09 1173 930315-55 6-27 49-75 832 18-47,146-41 24-481 1-05 11,19912 4 862 4 s 1,92012 5 166 9 5 39,34818 2 15 75 ! 4"793i75 1037 271-12 20-90 5-38140-7310-85 13-81,361-28127-85 i-o6 4,113 14 5 191 8 sj S59 " ° 616 2 9 15,101 17 c 38-04212683401 15-49 86-581384 530 29-63 4-74 22-30! 1246619-93 i'O4 3,686 3 6 220 11 9 562 19 9 284 7 2 13,664 1 3) 24-321152-2321-68 16-11100-8014-35 4-11 2575 3-67 17-32108-4115-44 1-04 442,063 8 1024,482 2 646,057 6 431,147 14 21,616,01115 8 23-33228-6720-46 19-98195-8417-52 510 49-95 4-47 18861848716-54 104 ■5.227 87 ... j ... 1,621,230 a 3 ■2,353 3 9 20,219 IS 7 2,490 1 2 1,920 12 s 559 " o 562 19 9 7.413 19 IOJ 15,109 o 9 485 12 11 166 9 5 616 2 9 284 7 2 460,201 5 I 793.295 15 o 60,676 15 3 39,348 18 2 15,101 17 c 13,664 1 3 21-97 294-13 17-07 24-i72i5-i52i-27 257212O3-92 34-09 •5-75 4II793' 75 38-0.) 212 6834-01 24-321152-23 21-68 23-33 22867 2046 2391 32025 20-27 18046 "73 9303 10-37271-12 15-49 86-58 16-1 1 10080 Totals ... Lake Wakatipu Steamers 6.4'3.573 2,343.7i8 7 9 980 2 5; 7 3} 5,986 o 6 546,804 19 9 168,315 3 o 119,436 9^5 442,063 8 1024,482 2 6 46,057 6 1,616,011 15 8 ■5.227 8 7 1998 195-84 2,407 31,147 14 2 '2,340.704 8 3 1,621,230 4 3 \ i, * t ,'*v. /"*+ " v> 1 ; (W O-

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RETURN No. 5. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of Passenger and Goods Traffic for the Year ended 31st March, 1907.

H. Davidson, Accountant

3-D. 2.

1 Parcels, Ice. I.ive-Stock. (Kods, &c. Section*. Li o = S,2 1 First Class. Passengers. Second Class. J Total. - Total Season Tickets. Parcel., i Horses. Carriages. Dogs. Total. °g£- Cattle. Calves.' Sheep. Pigs. I I J Equivalent Total. Tonnage for I.ive-Stock, Jcc. Chaff, Lime, &c. Wool. Firewood. Timber. Grain. Merchandise. . __ Tons c. q. Tons c. q. Tons c. q. Tons c. i|. ' Tons c. q. Tons c. n. 300 00 41 o o j 72 o o I 608 17 o 1,332 13 o 1,718 5 o 1,584 0 0 O 12 O i 798 O O 30,977 14 O , 2,316 19 O ; 3,077 4 O 666 o o I 600 1,312 o o ! 12,196 15 o 1 715 11 o i>957 8 o 30,332 o o J 1,549 16 o 11,432 o o ! 70,248 o o j 77,417 13 o j 75,624 19 o 264 o o 659 4 o 870 o o 1,061 14 o 1,300 2 o I 1.155 6 o 33,008 o o 27,901 o o 48,008 o o 164,158 14 o 110,547 7 o 1171,838 6 o 78,192 o o 94,595 8 o 28,656 o o ,190,153 1 o 542,700 11 o 1423,468 6 o ' 3,438 o o 185 16 o 1,678 o o j 89,151 6 o j 7,349 6 o '. 14.959 17 o j 1,206 ooj ... 6,178 o o I 2,853 8 o 1 2,241 9 o ' 3,529 15 o 2,208 o o 465 12 o ' 4,678 o o { 3,518 18 o 1 8,069 2 o i 3,907 15 o 16,926 o o 2,330 o o 5,454 o o j 2,402 8 o i 14,412 3 o I 9,426 12 o 192 o o 426 12 o> ... 504 3 o I 2,303 12 o ! 1,735 ■ o Minerals. Total. Grand Total Tonnage. lgo 6_-, Miles. Single, j ttetnrn. I Single. ' Return. No. No. KawnkavH 8 656 j 3.'63 4.536 8,663 I 27 wZS ::: 23 u,o.6 7,594 28,353 38,958 85,92. [ 553 K, lm '7 1,5+6 14.321, 12,322! 28.9" i 62 Sand 393 160,332' 68,210! 443.OH: 757.818 1.329-374 38,557 &aZ 2meS ii 2E.*s »Ji5 •» .gar ■ -a. -*« ftgfa-ashttS as ;; ■" 31 370 '.3 8 4 23,371 70,62, 95.747 339 £e! on : 43 «."S 5-9OOJ 31.587 72,772 ..2.374 55° Picton 34 6,750 J 24,762! 28,449' 71.476 -31.437 22. Lake Wakatipu - «.7o6 .020 2,900 5,9.8 20,704 4> No. No. 368 71 2,313 ! 3 1.758; 51 128,366 ; 1,763 2,143 11 265,261 1 6,917 _ No, No. No. No. No. No. 15 61 515 3 39 1 2 86 2,414 ; 14 ! 178 2 6 115 1,930 j 6 : 20 ■ 33 123 5,422 135.674 i 531 35,519 3.538 1 478 2,633 j 1 34 911 15,424 288,513 619 40,347 4.699 1,260 18,408 519,429 1,174 j 40,176 6,361 43 ' 749 20,153 44 , 1,677 64 153 5.365 13: 22 i S3 333 6,343 j it , 28 32 7 674 3,212 ; 64 I 129 j 4 19 178 6,039 " 121 6 No. 3.583 '.75 6 4 228,581 744 1,793,884 No. No. Tons c. q. 3,626 : 157 17 O 105 2,055 !40 '8 o 63 11 9 o 1,551 I 269,720 21,487 7 o 156 I 935 47 17 ° 55,345 1,894,894 87,962 12 o Tons c. q. Tons c. q. 764 14 o 4,837 9 o 98,870 19 o 137,625 8 o 389 o o 17,142 14 o 252,92714 o 519.532 2 o 3.Mi iS o 10,452 4 o 161,699 8 o 717,160 15 o Tons c. q, 4,995 6 o 137.766 6 O 17.154 3 u 541,019 9 o 10.500 I o 805,123 7 0 491.733 8,028 18,882 479 5.194 18 5.901 56 2,301 230 5.709 133 2.528,955 12,618 1,125 6,004 75.859 7,888 57,661 2,634,327 117.761 14 o 156 14.559 1.095 • 3 o 3 1,164 59 o o jo 6,111 262 13 o 210 76,266 j 3,117 19 o 9 8,030 ! 359 10 o 636,233 16 01,993,999 2 o 329.335 4 o 446,097 9 o 629,172 8 o 645,381 o o 7,889 11 o 30,736 18 o 11,762 14 o 62,713 17 o 1 ,258 18 o 6,420 6 o a,1 ii, 760 16 o I 447,192 12 o ! 645,440 o o 30,999 11 o 65,831 16 o 6,779 '6 o Steamen Totali ... 2 -4S8 423,11-' 1,12410043,242,214; ,811,456 9,600,786 ji6s,so. 929,929 17,770 2,440 42,081 I 12,220 2,496 118.290 14,741 4,661,001 115,222 4,911,750 232,46319 o 168,316 o o 128,161 : o o 109,236 o o 567,834 18 o 770,706 8 o 1712,398 14 o 2,135.446 4 4 o 4,824,563 3 o \ > 1 1905-6. Kawakawa ... 8 613 272 3,246 Whangarei ... 23 10,073 0,678 28,473 Kaihu ... ... 17 568 1,562 12,332 Auckland... ... 393 52.870 57-7 8 4 397.547 Gieborne—Ka,-dka .. I 18 2,653 4,284 20,320 Wellington-Napier- 4 8 4 133.847 359.250656,697 New Plymjuth Hurunui-Blnff ... 1,249 156.950 521.928 82(1.428 Weetland .. ... 117 9.220 18,534 84,870 Westport ... 31 539 L 886 21,864 Nelson ... ... 33 i 2,194 5,876 31,821 Picton ... .. 34 "-475 19-650 29,021 Lake Wnkatipu ... 1,902 10,540 2,622 4,300 j 8,431 43 37,172 J 82,396 559 14.274 28,736 80 705,352 1,213,553 31,483 32.310 65,58.: 514 1,652,380 2.802,174 45,618 256 I ' 70 2,182 8 1,665 5o Il6,O2I I ,582 : 1,672 14 265,166 6,408 ; 469,823 7,881 ' 18,404 5S 2 5.487 24 5.474 49 930 262 4,957 108 8 7 12 126 945 1,151 71 43 4 9 80 133 "9 4.969 160 15.263 414 1 20 1 2,330 ; 19 ( 214 8 1,846 41 1 163 122,698 , 568 29,150 4,817 1,846 ... 6 287,782 394 ; 36,798 6,939 496,214 11,196 33,798 5,120 19,794 1-42 1,913 61 5,667 J 21 23 2 5.925 , 19 3° 4 1,793 , 79 107 25 5,209 7 no I 1,586 i ... 1,608 378 49 . 668 46 ... 214 193,524 : 1,439 I 229,498 1,378 226 1,610 1,319,025 : 40,628 1,403,784 1,735,142 ; 50,132 '1,825,388 12,340 I 168 : 14.524 414 ... 46O 3,983 31 4,067 68,548 24 68,783 12,321 5 12,444 70 13 o 708 o o 98 6 o 1,524 o o 12 7 o 18,040 o o '23,222 o o 66 3 o* 1 270 o o 67,196 2 o [27,576 o o 83.53 1 o o 73, 170 o o 1,162 o o 2,574 o o 34 17 o 384 o o 180 6 o j 1,644 o o 2,819 6 o 113,788 o o 533 5 o -4 o o 33 o o 5 4 0 1,297 4 o 173 12 o 24,416 12 o 72 o o 321 10 o 882 o o ; 25,924 4 o 480 o o • 21,758 o o ! 7,964 o o 51,938 o o 684 o o 2,347 15 o 45,322 o o 159,296 18 o 1,274 13 o 1,691 10 o 2,326 19 O 3,227 2 O 663 18 o 1,957 5 o 65,561 7 o 59,757 5 0 649 o o ',345 6 o 104,517 14 o 146,242 3 o 1566,792 14 o 381,812 o o j 7,054 6 o 15,741 11 o i 2,073 7 o 3,306 19 o I 7,400 17 o 3,056 6 o 11,939 5 o 8 '695 3 o 2,003 16 o 1.770 1 o 1,056 14 0 96,089 19 o| 170 o o' 216,370 14 o 5,010 7 o 175,050 6 o 606,173 13 o 279.953 19 o 539-550 9 o 10,192 1 o 7,379 14 o! 1,550 7 o^ 5,157 70 5,228 o o 129,974 4 o 130,072 10 o 25,034 7 o 25,046 14 o 426,110 10 o ; 444,150 10 o 10,480 o o 10,546 3 o 682,421 13 o 749.617 '5 ° 2,487,616 3,995,922 65,899 160,710 282,334 J 2,634 66,562 J 90,851 406 761764 116,655 486 63,784 118,930 ! 235 5,754 20,818 32 17.359 767 156 359 597 135 87,656 4 o 102 4 o 32,092 o o 183,982 1 o 1,644 ° ° 79.817 2 o 5,820 o o I 3,564 16 o 5,148 o o 3,192 9 o 6,396 0 o j 1,792 18 o 6 o o 597 8 o 1,931,678 12 o 12,015,209 12 o 386,887 2 O : 388,049 2 O 554,699 11 o i 554.734 8 o 31,063 1 o 3L 2 43 7 o 51,551 8 o 54.370 14 o 6,363 16 o 6,897 ' o 429 8 o 1,560 8 o 412 4 o Steiimere Total" • 2,407 377,919 1,008,2442,124,241 5,315,978 8,826,382 147.989 892,037 17,008 2.376 4O,O97 95>.518 2,350 JI02, 170 17,141 3,348,685 92,702 3,563,048 173.744 5 o 144,884 o o 116,086 o o 106,510 o o 534,533 1 o 772,257 16 o 628,602 11 o 1,938,548 3 o 4,241,421 11 o [4,415,165 16 Revenue. ■ Sections. Parcels, Luggage, „ , . Ordinary s Tickets. Mails, and Total Coaching. Goods. Miscellaneous. _, Kent8 a " d Passengers. Miscellaneous. Commission. Goods. Revenue. Miscellaneous. Rents and Commission. Total Goodt. Grand Total Revenue. Train. Shunting and Ballasting. Mileage. Total. . - I £ ». <i. ' £ e. d. ; £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. 1,326 8 10 : 13 19 6 22,046 16 10 ' 327 13 1 3,421 8 6 76 2 9 230,486 4 6 2,558 11 10 2,053 13 6 915 2 367,561 13 2 13,846 4 1 £ ». d. £ ». d. No. 1,363 12 I 1,935 15 O 6,290 22,625 5 2 26,927 6 4 53.779 3,596 2 2 5,218 10 8 ; 13,485 238,074 15 8 392,347 6 4 11,013,265 2,243 19 10 6,594 11 9 24,768 392,932 13 7 ; 724,587 16 9 2,111,414 722,468 1 4 ji, 220,466 311 3,124,373 79,464 o 3 102,977 6 8 184,022 86,888 18 10 j 92,620 7 2 105,205 12,046 18 5 19,375 o 9 56,628 16,460 18 11 25,391 4 o 62,225 2,468 19 o 6,158 13 8 1906-7. £ *. i. £ »■ <l. £ s. d. ; £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Kawakawa ... 437 >9 10 39 o 2 95 2 11 572 2 n 1,326 8 10 ' 13 19 6 23 3 9 Wlian S iir<-i ... 3,610 15 I 411 6 10 279 19 3 4,302 1 2 22,046 16 10 327 13 1 250 15 3 Kailiu ... ... i 1,319 10 6 84 17 2 198 o 10 ; 1,622 8 6 3,421 8 6; 76 2 9 98 10 11 Auckland... ... |i2i,O32 16 o 11,862 3 o 21,377 » 8 154.272 10 8 230,486 4 6 2,558 n 10 5,029 19 4 GUbon.e-Karaka ... 1 3,607 84 457 12 4 285 11 3 4,350 11 11 2,053 13 6 : 9 15 2 180 11 2 Wellington-Napier- 1262,511 12 8 21,023 7 1 148,120 3 5 331,655 3 2 367,561 13 2 13,846 4 1 11,524 16 4 New Plymouth , Hurunui-Bluff ... 389,294 12 9 32,403 19 9 ' 76,299 10 1 497-99 8 2 7 686,223 14 n 18,538 7 4 17,705 19 1 Weetland .. ... 1,29713 9 2,69911 9 23,513 6 5 75,80310 5 2,84511 5 81418 5 Westport ... 4,936 13 2 280 4 4 5H 10 10 , 5,731 8 4 81,949 16 8 4,581 18 6 357 3 8 Nelson ... ... 6,047 ° ' 5'9 14 6 761 7 9 7,328 2 4 10,426 12 8 852 12 9 767 13 o Picton ... ... 7,902 10 7 343 7 5 684 7 1 . 8,930 5 1 14-947 ° > L°36 14 6 ■ 477 4 4 Lake Wakatipui 2,830 24; 262 16 10 596 15 6 3,689 14 8 2,439 I II I 45' 25 12 o Steamers ' ~ ~ Totals ... 823,067 2 3 68,986 3 2 151,912 12 4 1,043,965 17 9 1,498,686 2 o 44,691 16 o 37,256 7 3 .905-6. " Kuwakawa ... 43 , ij 3 33 4 10 89 o 5 554 o 6 1,209 3 4 14 '3 9 22 15 o Whangarei ... 3>S42 ,g \ 406 9 4 -'59 18 3 4,209 5 8 20,906 13 8 218 2 1 229 14 8 Kaihu ... -. Ii334 i S 9 85 7 8 195 1 2 ! 1,615 4 7 5,167 7 7 174 19 1 115 8 9 Auckland... ... IOQi 887 3 2 9,919 3 11 ! 19.790 5 o 139-596 12 1 187,984 7 7 2,145 «2 5 4,368 18 11 Gisborne-Karaka ... ; 3>364 , 6 I 365 5 ) 255 10 3 3,984 18 1 1,759 19 5 162 12 10 139 14 9 Wellington - Napier- 2 , 4 oo g 7 2 19,336 6 9 | 46,288 9 3 299,633 3 2 1327,386 1 5 9,803 11 8 11,297 6 5 New Plymouth Hurunui-Bluff ... 1332,893 11 1 j 30,607 3 2 ' 70,703 8 1 1434,204 2 4 1638,387 1 9 17,592 8 1 i 17,167 15 3 We-tland...- 18.OOI .4 5 1,093 .2 6 ; 2,672 18 8 1 21,768 5 7 j 68,011 12 6 2,193 '4 6 801 7 11 Westport ... j 4)7S o 6 10 267 14 3 , 505 1 5 ! 2 6 71,349 l6 6 | 3,867 13 2 333 14 8 Nelson ... .• j Si 8 3 8 n 9 469 5 1 741 18 1 I 7,049 14 11 9,363 14 9 , 1,262 114 771 18 o Picton ... ... I 7)OO7 I? I0 324 10 3 ; 575 17 1 7'9° 8 5 2 11,941 11 3 1,068 70- 361 3 2 Lake Wakatipu 2 g os , 97 15 o 1 565 5 7 , 3,468 7 8 2,480 16 6 13 16 4 23 o O Steamers i 1 Totals ... 723,866 10 II 63,005 18 1 142,642 13 3 929,515 2 3 1,346,038 6 3 38,518 2 3 35,632 17 6 39 O 2 95 2 II 572 2 II 411 6 10 279 19 3 4,302 i 2 84 17 2 198 O IO ; 1,622 8 6 11,862 3 o 21,377 u 8 154.272 10 8 457 12 4 285 II 3 4,350 II II 21,023 7 i 48,120 3 5 331,655 3 2 32,403 19 9 ! 76,299 10 i 497.99 8 2 7 1,297 13 9 - 2 .699 11 9 23,513 6 5 280 4 4 5H 10 10 I 5,731 8 4 519 14 6 761 7 9 ' 7,328 2 4 343 7 5 684 7 1 . 8,930 5 1 262 16 10 596 15 6 3,689 14 8 68,986 3 2 151,912 12 4 1,043,965 17 9 686,223 14 11 18,538 7 4 75,803 10 5 2,845 11 5 81,949 16 8 4,581 18 6 10,4.16 12 8 852 12 9 14,947 o 1 1,036 14 6 2.439 1 II 4 5' 1,498,686 2 O 44,691 16 O £ s. d. 23 3 9 250 15 3 98 10 II 5,029 19 4 180 11 2 11,524 16 4 17,705 19 1 814 18 5 357 3 8 767 13 o 477 4 4 25 12 o , 1 1,580,634 5 3 2,624,600 3 o .755.454 No. 2,472 19,060 5.138 292,162 6,138 688,262 i>175.054 97.344 95.278 8.523 21,374 • 2,4IO,8O5 No. 8,762 72.839 18,623 1,305,427 30,906 2,799,676 4,299,427 281,366 200,483 6S.>S1 83.599 9,166,259 1,246 12 1 1,800 12 7 21,444 10 5 25,653 16 1 5-457 15 5 7.073 o o 194,498 18 11 334.095 11 o 2,062 7 o 6,047 5 J 348,486 19 6 I 648,120 2 8 6,088 55.112 14,526 920,272 25 .477 2,001,200 2.556 20,267 5-757 255.371 5.079 682,762 8,644 75.379 20,283 I.175. 6 43 30,556 '2,683,962 673.147 5 1 1,107,351 7 5 71,006 14 II 92,775 o 6 75.551 4 4 I 81,074 6 10 11,398 4 1 j 18,447 19 o i3>37i 1 5 21,279 6 7 2,517 12 10 5,986 o 6 3,019,617 167.944 96.503 49.531 57.303 1,120,009 91-749 89,895 7.958 18,786 4, 139,626 2 59.693 186,398 57.489 76,089 63,005 18 1 142,642 13 3 929.515 2 3 1,346,038 6 3 38,518 2 3 35,632 17 6 1,420,189 6 o 12,349,704 8 3 6.413.573 2,300,189 J8,713,762

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RETURN No. 6. Estimated Amount of Expenditure on Construction of Railways, &c., to 31st March, 1907; Net Revenue, and Rate of Interest earned on Capital expended on Opened Lines for Year ended same Date.

Note.—The amount stated in this return as the cost of construction of opened lines includes the Provincial and General Government expenditure on railways. It also includes the Midland Railway and expenditure by the Greymouth and Westport Harbour Hoards on railways and wharves under the provisions of section 7 of "The Railways Authorisatioi Act, 1885," the information regarding the last mentioned being furnished by the respective Boards. H. Davidson, Accountant.

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Section. State of Line. Cost of Construction. Net Revenue. Rate of Interest. £ 92,765 52,903 177,996 31,969 69,644 3,445,889 518,774 129,059 29,301 5,372,827 607,350 42,116 25,257 5,169 11,630,170 299,278 1,363,377 159,973 483,457 15,854 332,020 26,909 357,196 21,806 16,436 85,513 8,436 6,956 5,168 25,000 £ -392 £ 8. d. I awakawa Vhangarei Opened Unopened Opened Unopened Opened 15|607 8 15 4 -aibu luckland 874 140,845 15 1 4 19 Jisborne-Karaka Vellington-Napier-New Plymouth Unopened Opened Unopened Opened Unopened i^549 14 0 4 3 4 223,918 Vellington-Poxton (private line) Surveys, North Island Miscellaneous lurunui-Bluff Vestland Vestport Opened Unopened Opened Unopened Opened Unopened Opened Unopened Opened Unopened Opened 332,953 34,351 50^974 2 17 3 2 10 5 10 10 10 nelson 2^820 0 i7 0 'icton 7,542 2 2 3 jake Wakatipu steamer servioe Stock, permanent-way Stock, A.O.L. stores Surveys, Middle Island Miscellaneous Stock in suspense iJ077 6 ii o Opened Opened Total opened Total unopened 23,504,272 1,934,296 812,118 3 9 1 Gross total 25,438,568 812,118 3 3 10

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RETURN No. 7. Expenditure on Additions to Open Lines, charged to Capital Account, for the Year ended 31st March, 1907.

Total Exvienditure. laterial on hand at 31st March, 1906 Ixpenditure charged to Vote 88 by Treasury Vote 18 „ .. .... £ s. d. 5,669 0 9 308,149 19 0 3,510 10 0 Less material on hand at 31st March, 1907 317,329 9 9 8,435 12 4 Expenditure on Works, &c.— Way and Works Branch .. .. .. .. £108,050 7 8 Locomotive Branch .. .. .. .. .. 200,843 9 9 £308,893 17 5 Way and Works Bbanch : Particulars op Works, etc. Section. Work, &c. Amount. Total. Whangarei Auckland Telegraph and telephone facilities Sidings,loading-banks,stockyards, approaches, crossings,&c. Additions to station buildings Bridge-work Ballast-quarry and plant Telegraph and telephone facilities Tablet-working £ s. d. 1,163 17 3 274 11 8 I 1,762 18 6 456 12 1 615 4 11 423 7 0 £ s. d. 234 18 9 Wellington - Napier-New Plymouth 4,690 11 5 Sidings, loading-banks, stockyards, approaches, orossings, &c. Additions to station buildings Additions to dwellings Fencing Viaduct, Mangarangiora Departmental offioes, Wellington Land Telegraph and telephone facilities Signals and interlocking Tablet-working 4,015 5 4 3,024 3 0 239 9 4 126 18 10 3,523 1 6 1,510 10 0 175 0 0 844 16 5 4,079 16 8 230 16 11 Hurunui-Bluff — (ChriRtchurch District) Sidings, loading-banks,stockyards, approaches,crossings, &c. Additions to station buildings Additions to dwellings Weighbridge Purohase of land Additional works for Locomotive Department Telegraph and telephone facilities Signals and interlocking Tablet-working 992 1 3 8,110 3 0 794 18 4 226 7 1 1,957 10 0 319 13 4 23 19 3 7,729 1 11 375 3 6 17,769 18 (Dunedin District) Sidings, loading-banks, stockyards, approaches, crossinge.&c. Additions to station buildings Additions to dwellings Telegraph and telephone facilities Signals and interlocking Tablet-working 135 8 9 35,232 9 0 385 3 10 26 9 4 16,102 17 11 4,865 2 6 20,528 17 8 (Invercargill District) Sidings, loading-banks, stockyards, approaches, crossings, &c. Additions to station buildings Additions to dwellings Fencing Additional works for Locomotive Department Tablet-working 262 18 9 1,313 9 1 923 6 1 199 7 10 231 13 2 3,382 9 6 56,747 11 4 Westland 6,313 4 5 Sidings, loading-banks, stockyards, approaches, orossings, &c. Additions to station buildings Weighbridge 344 5 5 1 523 9 7 182 13 10 Nelson Pieton Furnaces for footwarmers Additions to station buildings 1,050 8 10 28 8 5 680 8 10 £108,050 7 8

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RETURN No. 7- continued. Locomotive Department: Particulars of Rolling-stock, etc.

Expenditure under the Hutt Railway and Road Improvement Acts, 1903 and 1905, for the Year ended 31st March, 1907. Railway Capital Account: — £ B - d. Straightening and doubling Wellicgton-Hutt Railway .. .. 17,001 8 9 For Recovery in terms of Act .' — New Hutt Road (inoluding land for same) .. .. .. 18,956 10 1 £35,957 18 10 Expenditure under " The Railways Improvements Authorisation Act, 1904," charged to Capital Account for the Year ended 31st March, 1907. £ a. a. Auokland-Penrose, duplication of line .. .. .. .. 43,519 18 0 Addington-Rolleston, „ .. .. .. .. 411 11 0 Dunedin-Mosgiel, duplication and deviation of line .. .. 38,025 6 0 £81,956 15 0

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Description of Stock ordered. Order. "N™! 61 I Number plTteon I Complete Ue im. i 3lBt March,1907. Number Incomplete on 31st March, 1907. Expenditure in Year ended 31st March, 1907. Wagons, bogie, 1903-1904 programme Locomotive, double-ender, Class E Carriages, Class A, 1904-1905 programme Brake-vans, ClaBS F, 1904-1905 programme Wagons, four-wheel, 1904-1905 programme „ bogie, 1904-1905 programme Tarpaulins, 1904-1905 programme Locomotives, four-oylinder balanced compound, Class A Wagons, four-wheel, Class G (bodies only for 12) Locomotives, Class Wp four - cylinder balanced compound, Class A .. „ simple, Class A Carriages, Class A, 1905-1906 programme Brake-vans, Class F, 1905-1906 programme Wagons, four-wheel, 1905-1906 programme bogie, 1905-1906 programme Tarpaulins, 1905-1906 programme Gas-storeholders Carriages, Class A, 1906-1907 programme Brake-vans, Class F, 1906-1907 programme Wagons, four-wheel, 1906-1907 programme bogie, Tarpaulins, 1906-1997 programme Carriages, Class A, for North Island Main Trunk Railway Carriages, refreshment, for North Island Main Trunk Railway Brake-vans, Class F, for North Island Main Trunk Railway Cranes, steam, 5-ton Locomotives, Class A (contract) Fitting rolling-stock with Westinghouse brake Gas-storeholders Maohinery for workshops T—5 B—6 D—6 E-6 F—6 G—6 H—6 18 29 4 215 54 300 15 23 4 186 44 300 'e 29 10 £ s. d. 399 6 0 •118 12 8 13,906 9 1 1,247 17 5 16,142 5 11 9,373 5 10 195 17 6 J-6 K-6 N—6 8 6 6 13,417 13 2 380 16 9 5,518 15 2 0-6 P-6 Q-6 R-6 S-6 T—6 U-6 V—6 W—6 X—6 Y—6 Z—6 A—7 8 1 62 9 236 74 200 81 5 52 33 200 3 1 81 4 184 41 1,982 17 10 853 2 2 30,343 8 2 3,194 10 11 fl3,644 1 6 15,241 12 7 356 17 8 •24 4 0 5,259 0 3 864 18 4 17,909 0 0 6,941 13 3 319 17 11 36 4 537 91 125 5 1 2 3 125 81 3 535 88 B-7 40 40 3,689 19 4 0—7 4 4 13 10 10 D—7 E—7 F—7 8 2 20 *2 8 20 81 2 8 1,076 2 11 7,968 12 7 25,411 12 9 457 15 7 4,508 9 0 Total £200,843 9 9 Total locomotives carriages brake-vans wagons, bogie four-wheel tarpaulins cranes 33 171 25 234 988 625 2 3 59 10 95 240 625 2 30 112 15 139 748 * Additional charges. I Ordi sr reduced from 280 to 236.

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RETURN No. 8. Return of Revenue received by Railway Department from other Departments of the Public Service for the Year ended 31st March, 1907.

RETURN No. 9. Statement of Season Tickets issued for the Year ended 31st March, 1907.

Department. Passengers. Mails. 00, Is. !_ i Defenoe Polioe Publio Works Mines and State Coal Agricultural Lands and Survey and Forests .. Roads Customs Colonial Secretary Mental Hospitals Marine and Machinery Prisons Audit Education Labour Land and Income Tax and Valuation Justioe Native Tourist and Health Resorts Publio Trustee Government Printer Stamps and Deeds Publio Health Meteorologioal and Museums Old-age Pensions Industries and Commerce State Fire Insurance Postal and Telegraph £ s. d. 5,100 8 2 2,388 2 4 1,454 17 10 285 15 9 1,528 10 9 961 7 1 372 5 4 119 11 6 568 4 6 87 10 11 419 19 8 327 8 4 203 15 0 13,409 2 10 1,388 0 7 304 9 0 839 1 6 239 8 9 211 6 4 17 10 0 £ s. d. £ s. d. 1,698 18 6 528 1 7 35,513 12 4 21,065 11 4 1,447 12 9 318 16 11 845 0 3 8 8 2 27 19 3 1,096 14 5 9 16 10 185 15 7 £ s. d. 6,799 6 8 2,916 3 11 36,968 10 2 21,351 7 1 2,976 3 6 1,280 4 0 1,217 5 7 127 19 8 596 3 9 1,184 5 4 429 16 6 513 3 4 203 15 0 13,523 4 5 1,405 14 9 306 13 4 913 14 0 252 3 3 394 14 3 17 15 3 75 13 8 7 5 1 725 8 4 230 11 11 30 5 11 0 6 6 0 4 5 32,592 10 2 114 1 7 17 14 2 2 4 4 74 12 6 12 14 6 183 7 11 0 5 3 75 13 8 0 5 1 194 4 0 4 6 0 0 3 9 0 6 6 0 4 5 3,135 5 3 7 0 0 531 4 4 226 5 11 30 2 2 1,587* 4 11 27,870* 0 0 Totals 32,608 13 6 27,870 0 0 66,561 16 10 127,040 10 4 H. Davidson, Ac sountant.

Description. Number. Amount. Travellers' tickets, all lines... Travellers' tickets, North Island Travellers' tickets, Middle Island Reporters' tickets Sectional tickets, North Island Sectional tickets, Middle Island Tourists' tickets, North Island Tourists' tickets, Middle Island Tourists' tickets, all lines ... Fifty-trip commutation tickets (ordinary) Fifty-trip commutation tickets (family) School tickets Twenty-trip commutation tickets Twelve-trip workmen's tickets Weekly workmen's tickets ... All other season tickets 5 107 54 89 119 230 339 187 332 1,943 1,593 16,356 678 44,015 85,960 13,497 £ s. d. 310 0 0 3,848 14 6 2,723 9 0 712 16 7 2,914 5 0 6,109 1 8 1,357 0 0 934 10 0 2,349 0 0 1,541 14 7 2,305 17 1 9,718 1 2 521 12 2 6,596 12 5 8,643 14 10 18,399 14 2 Totals ... 165,504 68,986 3 2 H. Davidso; Accountant.

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RETURN No. 10. STATEMENT showing Classification of Expenditure on Maintenance of Way and Works for the Year ended 31st March, 1907.

H. Davidson, Accountant.

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Sections. ;. Classification of Work. Kawakawa. Whangarei. Kaihu. ftisbnriip- WellingtonAucklanfl. Kaiaka Napier- Christcliureli. J New Plymouth Duuedin. Iuvercargill. Westland. Westport. Nelson. Picton. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. a. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. a. £ s. d. Track-surfacing 540 10 o I.5O9 4 7 1,040 11 8| 27,624 3 4 .1,461 8 6: [44,147 14 2 34,435 N ° 8 33,75o 3 5 23,589 5 10] 8,724 4 2 13,204 15 11 2,178 19 11 2,410 18 o 184,617 o 2 Track-renewals 148 on 258 15 6 484 5 11 3i,749 14 2 47,562 16 9 46,811 13 1 37,878 4 7 30,851 11 5 6,561 4 6 14,063 3 9 2,993 17 3 1,663 4 2 211,026 12 o Ballasting 086 42 19 5 37 4 3 2,358 7 11 76 2 3 7,020 19 8 2,657 l6 8 3,345 2 o 2,243 4 7 428 14 7 554 15 7 52 5 1 46 4 10 18,864 5 4 Banks, cuttings, ditches, tunnels 10 18 4 69 2 3 70 14 6 5,646 3 ij 56 19 4 | 4.585 7 10 i>175 14 ° 1,865 2 4 2,327 14 7 2,335 16 o: 31 2 10 352 11 4 109 8 9 18,636 15 2 Bridges, culverts, drains 50 18 6 173 7 5 26 12 8 8,886 8 2 67 1 7 18,125 9 5 11,791 19 6 7,194 6 3 9,222 8 3 3,512 17 5 ! 1,105 ° lo 828 14 8 893 o 5 61,878 5 1 Fences, gates, cattle-stops, hedges 1 2 . 97 18 8 2,411 14 11 764 5,"o 4 5 2,309 1 o 2,699 17 5 2,645 16 7 303 15 o 32 15 o 273 15 9 IO1 O IO 15,994 8 5 Roads, approaches, &c. o 16 6 18 4 10 2 18 6 1,034 11 4 15 12 6 1,013 8 2 502 2 o 646 3 10! 418 12 9 171 14 6 70 11 1 68 2 io| 34 19 I i 3,997 17 11 Water-services, signals, cranes, appliances 3 5 0 54 15 3 6 9 10! 2,060 9 9 29 5 2 4,698 5 5 3,752 19 1 2,569 o 8 1,315 14 5 674 6 1 494 12 2 67 13 o 80 o o 15,806 15 10 Wharves 33 8 9! 69 4 5 6 4 5 1,118 8 5 321 6 11 1,280 18 6 27 5 6 411 6 1 i,538 11 3 325 13 o 797 4 3 5,929 11 6 Buildings 9 9 9| 504 5 6 16 12 3 8,731 3 9 j 133 9 4 13,102 4 4 14,405 14 4 8,077 lI ° 4,794 17 4 1,813 14 8 693 3 "j 382 14 9 519 13 oj 53,184 13 II Miscellaneous 20 14 9 251 15 4 4,183 4 10 179 5 4 6,000 14 10 3,008 6 2 2,645 17 10 726 9 8 903 7 4 180 12 8 99 o 4! 368 4 1 18,567 13 2 General charges 3 5 1 48 5 ij 982 817 17 9 11 '3 4 1,469 13 8 984 12 10] 847 4 5 712 14 10, 212 10 o 180 10 4 44 17 8 43 8 6' 5,386 1 8 Totals 822 18 7 3,097 18 3 1,701 2 2 '96,622 7 5 2,038 3 8: 153.158 5 7 121,834 X 9 4 '8,875 15 9 26,053 10 4 613,890 o 2 102,799 I2 3 12,149 15 4 7,668 5 7 7,067 5 11 Rate per mile opened .. IO2 17 4 134 J 3 io| 100 I 4 245 17 2 113 4 8j 316 8 10 249 19 2; 244 16 7 222 16 3| 217 13 5 391 18 7 193 18 11 207 17 3 252 15 8 I

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RETURN No. 11. STATEMENT showing Number of Passenger Tickets issued at Cheap Excursion Rates for Year ending 31st March, 1907.

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Schools, Factories, and Friendly Societies. Holiday Excursions. Gross Total —School and Holiday Excursions. Sections. Schools, r, i l i Factories, and! Schoolsjmly. Friendly Soc's J 0 ■ 0 , , — i- Senior Scholars over Children not J 15 but not exceedexceeding I ing 23 Years of Age, 15 Years of I and Teachers. Age. i : Schools, Factories, and Friendly Societies. Total. Revenue. 1st Class. 2nd Class. Total. Revenue. Number of Tickets. Revenue. Adults. I Kawakawa Whangarei Kaihu Auckland Gisborne ■ Wanganui W ellington-Napiev Picton Nelson Westport Westland Christchurch ... Dunedin Invercargill No. 24 629 322 2,702 553 5,701 7,611 2,333 1,747 188 1,908 10,430 8,943 4,953 No. 1 10 315 22 1,400 1,666 175 322 26 334 1,849 909 808 No. 21 461 108 2,812 49 2,854 3,441 691 516 121 1,559 10,331 12,361 4,4,58 No. 46 1,090 440 5,829 624 9,955 12,718 3,199 2,585 335 3,801 22,610 22,213 10,219 j £ s. d. 14 4 28 12 0 21 1 8 381 8 0 15 6 7 680 18 7 756 2 7 65 1 11 113 3 7 13 18 5 281 10 1 1,581 11 6 1,600 12 10 974 6 3 No. 19 76 5,322 625 11,997 30,722 3,688 1,113 43 1,949 41,898 21,584 6,244 No. 713 589 106,602 3,854 100,682 100,233 17,396 8,646 4,568 21,615 205,058 105,137 56,039 No. 732 665 111,924 4,479 112,679 130,955 21,084 9,759 4,611 23,564 246,956 126,721 62,283 £ s. d. 76 6 0 73 0 9 21,655 19 3 482 14 9 27,130 7 1 25,767 14 7 1,323 14 10 1,007 2 1 418 18 8 3,244 0 3 48,789 13 2 41,381 14 0 22,8,33 17 4 46 1,822 1,105 117,753 5,103 122,634 143,673 24,283 12,344 4,946 27,365 269,566 148,934 72,502 £ s. d. 14 4 104 18 0 94 2 5 22,037 7 3 498 1 4 27,811 5 8 26,523 17 2 1,388 16 9 1,120 5 8 432 17 1 3,525 10 4 50,371 4 8 42,982 6 10 23,808 3 7 m . , (1907 ... Totals ( 1906 48,044 55,478 7,837 7,715 39,783 57,027 95,664 120,220 6,514 18 7,882 16 4 1 125,280 110,823 731, 132 626,852 856,412 737,675 194,185 2 140,939 16 9 3 952,076 857,895 200,700 1 148,822 12 1 4 Increase Decrease 7,434 122 17,244 24,556 i 1,367 17 9 14,457 104,280 118,737 53,245 6 6 94,181 51,877 8 Total, year ending — 31st March, 1896 ... 31st March, 1897 ... 31st March, 1898 ... 31st March, 1899 ... 31st March, 1900 ... 31st March, 1901 ... 31st March, 1902 ... 31st March, 1903 ... 31st March, 1904 ... 31st March, 1905 ... 31st March, 1906 ... 31st March, 1907 ... j 63,598 44,610 39,963 45,748 37,839 38,864 42,506 41,540 50,364 52,742 55,478 48,044 5,949 5,993 5,398 6,192 5,616 5,602 5,736 6,048 6,975 7,359 7,715 7,837 38,467 33,925 35,064 39,955 31,164 34,550 37,708 41,555 54,344 53,558 57,027 39,783 108,014 84,528 80,425 91,895 74,619 79,016 85,950 89,143 ! 111,683 113,659 120,220 95,664 7,246 5 9 5,616 2 8 5,569 18 1 6,215 11 8 4,752 3 10 5,234 16 8 5,466 16 9 6,050 11 3 7,424 19 7 7,490 16 0 7,882 16 1 6,514 18 4 50,511 239,164 58,464 313,724 66,012 383,569 70,531 j 411,747 81,528 : 501,176 87,544 | 541,624 95,628 < 588,813 ■84,448 517,566 100,417 594,967 100,968 592,485 110,823 626,852 125,280 731,132 289,675 372,188 449,581 482,278 582,704 629,168 684,441 602,014 695,384 693,453 737,675 856,412 50,232 12 11 63,439 0 0 80,822 8 1 84,794 15 6 96,154 7 5 102,932 10 9 136,813 0 1 103,279 8 6 125,624 4 0 130,068 16 9 140,939 16 3 194,185 2 9 397,689 456,716 530,006 574,173 657,323 708,184 770,391 691,157 807,067 807,112 857,895 952,076 57,478 18 I 69,055 2 i 86,392 6 . 91,010 7 ! 100,906 11 ; 108,167 7 I 142,279 16 II 109,329 19 ! 133,049 3 ' 137,559 12 ! 148,822 12 - !200,700 1 8 8 2 2 3 5 .0 9 7 9 4 1

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RETURN No. 12. STATEMENT of Revenue and Expenditure of each Station for the Year ended 31st March, 1907.

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OUTWARD. INWARD. Stations. open, No. of Hands employed. Tratlic Expenditure. HUM. First- Firstclass class Single. Return. :r of Passengers. Second Second- ■ class class Total. Single. Return. _ Number Season p «' c « Ib - Horses. Tickets. Carriages. Trucks n,,,. Of Hal,-* a/ L iuie. Cattle. Calves. Sheep. Pigs. of ,S0 - Chaff, Wool! &c. Tr °,« ks Timber. ,, „ „?'„. 8»per«cia, <;„,„. wood. *""'■ Ts. c Ts. c. 5 123,300 385 0 558 10 7 150,700 947 13 1,159 15 Minerals. Ts. c. 371 16 392 18 Ordinary Seasou Passengers. Tickets. | £ s. d.l k a. d.i 258 5 l! 172 19 9! 10 13 6i 6 15 0| 28 6 8 Luggage. I Parcels, &c. Mails, and Miscellaneous. , £ s. d. £ s. d. 29 0 11 0 2 0 16 18 8 0 14 II .. 49 0 0 Goods. c £ s. d. 485 6 11 841 1 11 Miscellaneous. £ s. d. 7 12 6 6 7 0 Miscellaneous. Kents and Commission. Total Value forwarded. riS's. >><*.■ "ST Tracks of Lime, Cattle. ' Calves. Sheep. Chaff, "*'■ ! Wool. I T '» cl » Timber. Fire Superficial Grain, wood. F< ">'- Stations. Pircels. Horses. Merc banMinerals Kawakawa Section — Kawakawa Opua Head Office General 9 9 4 2 £ a. d. 416 6 5 219 9 3 361 109 1,866 1,601 295 45 1,292 611 5 6! 656 154 3,163 2,26! I 3,937 .. I 258 56 1 2,244 115 15 > 60 ) 6,241 27 868 71 i 53,513 478 1,532 4 1 9,008 73 781 9 1 124 2 ) 62,645 553 2,313 13 i 17,896 62 1,495 . 40 J 3,949 .. 263 11 ! 132 21 29 13; 32 25 25 38 .. 1| 1 3,475 108: .. £ s. d.l £ s. d. 10 01 781 7 5 I 1,048 2 2 22 3 9| 106 5 5! I 115! 253;' 15 56; ' 13| 2 32 29 25 ' 25 1 38 lj 108j .. i 3,475| .. I 7 150,700 947 13 5 123,300 385 0 i: :: :i_ 12 274,000 1,832 13( Ts. c. 1,159 15 558 10 Ts. c. 392 18 371 16 Kawakawa Section — Kawakawa. Opua. Head Office. General. 2 1 Totals 181 6 1 767 1 9 15J 61 3 " I 1,718 5 764 14 WiuNGABEi Section— Whangarei Hikurangi Head Office General 3 50 39 1 3,563| .. 205 3 63 .. i 606 13 261 j 116 2 1 1,150, 92 3 264 I 178 2J' 1,756: 105 3 12 274,000 1,332 13 1,718 5 : 764 14 437 19 10 39 0 2 45 19 7 1,933 8l 634 18! 2,959 7 6[ 234 13 9i 74 7 4 1,143 16i 98,236 1. 632 1 7: 39 11 6| 32 8 6 19 6 0 87 1 7' 49 3 4 1,326 8 10| 18 19 6 23 3 9! 1,935 15 0 71 15 3 3,583 12 Totals. 13 9 11 3 2,345 13 7 415 4 10 166 6 10 10,491 3,396 24,788 14,831 525 401 3,565 4,511 124 2 1 60 26 16 163,300 1,814 6 117 13,776,700 502 13 23 18 5! 1,925 8 7 825 8 10 2 4 0, 20,121 8 3 3 4 3 147 1 0 82 16 0! 5,076 0 5 11 10 01 20,841 8 1 150 9 8 409 17 10 781 1,532 9! 4 "1 I 26 60 261 j 3 11. 6! 1,150 606| 92 13 117 i 13,776,700 502 13i 16 163,300: 1,814 6J 1,148 16! 1,933 el 38,236 1 634 18 Whangarei Section— Whangarei. Hikumngi. Head Office. General. Totals 14 3,937 5 3 11,016 3,797 28,353 19,47<J 19,47! 2 86 14 •• Kaiiiu Section— Dargavillc Kaihu Head Office General 178 1,756 105 133 13,940,000 2,316 19 3,077 4 98,870 19 8,610 15 1 411 6 10| 106 15 10 178 8 5! 22,046 16 10j 327 13 1 250 15 3; 26,927 6 4 2,313' 13 11 264 264 178 21 1,756: 105| . ' ! 133 ' 13,940,OOo! 2,316 19 3,077 4 98,870 19 Totals. 10 8 3 2 740 2 4 343 19 4 501 503 12,046 1,811 221 270 2,275 l,18i 1SS 4,840 1,183 132 4 77 2 38 ..I 16 33 4 .. 111| 4 .. .. .. 30 111 20 33 4 .. 30 19 502,900 502 4 183 4,985,700 213 7 909 16 1,047 12 217 0 172 0 964 18 11! 360 4 7, ■ 14 7 0! 31 0 0 53 17 2! :'. , 66 8 0 11 8 0! 859 4 5i 15 17 7 0 8 3: 2.562 4 1 104 4 0. 75 7 ll! 0 14 10 1 0 0 80 7 4. 17 3 7 2,009 7 3 3,019 11 8, 189 11 9 263 1,495: 11 40! 1 1 2 38| 1 4 77 1 5 111 4 16 "33! 183 4,985,700! 19 502,900 213 7 503 4 1,047 12 909 16 ■■ 172 0 217 0 Kaihu Section— DarRaville Kaihu. Head Office. General. 81 19 5 I 1,165 1 1 722J 773 14,321 6,161 6,161 L 21,977 62 1,758 51 6 115 202 5,488,600 715 11 4. Totals 1,957 8 389 0 1,339 10 6 84 17 82 5 7 115 15 3' 3,421 8 6] 76 2 9 98 10 11 5,218 10 8 1,758 51 6 115 6 111 38 33 : 4| .. ! 3d 202 ! 5,488,600 715 11 1,957 8 389 0 Totals. Gisborne-Karaka Section— Gisborne .. .. 12 4 Te Karaka .. 9 1 Head Office General 12 9 4 1 524 7 11 275 15 8 1,724 1,586 21,758 879 495 7,216 :* .**. 12,004 4,503 84 37,072 13,093 84 1,667 6 476 5 *' i! 303 176 3 41 80 .. 4 373! 37l! 3 153 15 130 160,400 1,120 1! 317,400 179 ; 1,053 18 101 8 569 13 2,217 9 2 4,572 5 1,379 0 2 10 19 0 1391 7 6 06 4 10 ;' 69 4 2 25 16 111 1,059 12 4 28 8 4 5 1 10 994 1 2 162 5 Ol 6 5 11! 3 9 3 1 63 0 2 I 10 0! 126 5 0 3,823 2 2 2,405 15 9 365 13 10 476 5 1 176 .. 1,667 6 .. 302 1 i,143 11: 1 478! 1 41 4 3 30 237 9 "23 580 8 "20 13 43 2 40 128 35 48 23 38 38 88 371 153 3,296 373, 3 744! 156 3,296 10,945! 10 3O0l .. 661! .. 887: 268 391 .. 7'232 70,772! '553 Y. 6 .. .. 42,410 .. 1 .. 151! 2 37 7,4251 .. 1,6121 1 1,793 4,189 16 2,789! .. 769 .. 2,690l 2,955; .. 2,313l 25 1 1,585 .. 1,678 20 1,595: 278 .. 5,940 39 69 5,641 22 442 5,213 24 1 130 317,400! 179 8 101 8 ! 4,572 5 15 100,400l 1,120 19; 1,053 18 569 13 Gisborne - Karaka Seo tion — Gisliorne. Te Karaka. Head Office. Genera). 74* 5 1 3,2961 Totals .. .. 5 874 8 8 2,603 2,081 28,974 16,591 50,249 652 2,148 11 1 2,118 915 19,542 11,038 38,608 ISO 2,003 61 4 283 481 6,741 9,368 16,773 2,118 1,344 12 .. 6101 823 11,500 12,426 25,359 6,090 1,411 15 2 811| 692 12.7DO 14,030 28,323 2,911 847 5: 2,628 2,087 18,475 19,003 42,193 3,151 3 547 21 13 121,479 13,369 127,152 112,369 274,369 7,941 •• ■• .. •■ •■ .. 47,937 195 2 566 562 3'o34 1,916 6,078 '701 "171 "74 " 1 1,206 1,717 14,194 20,590 37,707 4,180 245 129 1 551 482 6,241 5,377 12,651 1,018 2,263 18 2 I 868 906 9,325 9,292 20,391 4,410 1,929 .. 3 (6,905 120 11,914 481 19,420 .. 388 13 2 483 940 6,1,06 8,422 16,751 3,128 12,776 64 3 325 136 4,731 5,667 10,859 70 2,307 59 5 197 234 3,650 4,538 8,619 65 1 734 14 1 520 838 5,941 7,664 14,953 112 1,819 69 3 142 101 3.SO0 4,668 8,711 60 2,182 40 1 244 136 2,295 2,194 4,868 36 679 17 2 288 320 6,058 4,958 11,619 29 1,925 41 6 392 169! 5,263 3,356 9,180. 57 1,849 19 181 149, 2,234 2,467 5,031 13 696 16 1 747 810 5,375 3,110 9,542 18 1,808 75 3 1,158 501 11,713 6,051 19,420 83 1,239 65 6 2,217 1,135 16,180 6,361 25,893 212 5,894 105 9 518 342 3,803 3,486 8,099 26 5,544 110 7 1,568 591 13.419 9,266 24,874 172 1,905 47 6 1,677 1,321! 17 , 815 13 ,° 50 33,863 318 3,955 91 6 477 331 6,059 8,921 15,788 60 336 1 .. 288 108 6,398 6,544 13,338 337 209 1 1,422 869 11,380 15,174 28,845 375 986 25 8 742 866 10,729 5,654 17,491 396 1,897 43 .. 759 384 12,382 8,880 22,405 5 1 873 15 3 1,219 546 8,315 5,696 15,776 .. 3,217 64 4 140 74 1,673 818 2,705 94 2,165 17 3 4,175 535 13,940 6,850 25,500 56' 3,569 27 7 191 122 1,920 1,077 3,310 2SI 1,830 43 2 665 350 5,594 3,703 10,312 39 4,216! 104 10 1,577 588 14,508 11,088 27,761 .. 671 48 2 443 .. 910 1,353 .. .. 1 .. 20 .. 2,596 2,616 78 60,332 84,105 443,014 378,909 916,360 38,557 128,366 1,763 123 2,603 1 478 478 l 44 34 •• 1U . W6 3,296 145 477,800 1,300 2 1,155 6 5,14118 3,607 8 4 457 12 4 92 7 6 193 3 9| 2,053 13 6j 9 15 % 180 11 2 6,594 11 9 2,148 llj l 44 34 744 3,296 145 477,800 1,300 1,155 6 5,141 18 3,607 8 457 12 4 92 7 6 193 3 9 2,058 13 6 9 15 180 11 2J 6,594 11 9 , ! 478 1 44 34 .. 744 156 3,296 x_ 44 34 115 477,800 1,300 2 1,155 6 5,141 18 16 455,500 4,203 15 5,677 3 12,975 17 17J 605,900 870 13 3,977 9 10,067 13 12 i 121,400 780 19 192 9 5,148 0 84 j 1,082,6001 171 3 338 16 15,458 5 68 738,100 ' 558 3j 959 141 13,660 11 115 477,800 1,300 2 1,155 6 5,141 18 Totals. Auckland Section — Helensville ..12 11 Henderson -.17 4 Avondale .. ..17 2 Mount Eden .. 17 ; 3 Newmarket ..21 12 Auckland (Pas'ng'ra)) (Parcels) \ 24 141 (Goods) J „ Head Office .. .. Kemuera .. .. 20 | 3 Ellerslie .. ..19 3 Penrose .. 23 6 Onehunga Town I ]R Wharf f lb j " Otahuhu .. .. 18 i 3 Papakura.. • • 12$ 3 Drury .. . - 12 2 Pukekohe.. .-12 5 Tuakau .. .. 12 i 3 Pokeno .. ..13 2 Mercer .. -.17 10 Huntly .. .. 15 6 Taupiri .. .. lOJ 1 Ngaruawahia .. 14£ 3 Frankton Junction .. !5 18 Hamilton .. 10 7 Morrinsville 12J 6 Te Aroha .. . • 12§ 5 Paeroa .. .. 14 S Karangahake ..12 1 Waikino .. Hi i 1 Wahi .. .. 12j 7 Shortland.. ..9 1 Thames .. .. 10 4 Cambridge .. j 10 5 Putaruru . . ..10 3 Rotorua .. .. I 16 10 Ohaupo .. .. 9 3 Te Awamutu .. 9 j 4 Taumarunui .. 15 7 Exhibition imffic .. Accountant Tablet stations General Totals .. .. 325 Wellington -NapikrNew Plymouth Section— Te Aro .. - - 16$ 8 Wellington-(PaVrs)l (Parcels) [ 19 i b0 (Goods) ) Aa re- Vi Wharf f quired °° Ngahauranga .. 18f 3 Through Petone .. .. 19J 13 Through Lower Hutt .. 19 15 Through Upper Hutt Aa req uired 19 Through Kaitoke ,. .. 15 2 Through Summit .. 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I 184,100 51 12 048 13 12 49,300: 77 13! 735 7 -185,900 409 2 771 2 78 6,700 1,186 3 482 7 746J 12,240,000: 128 17 240 14 16 23,000' 161 9 363 15 4 400l 517 18 184 2 3204 5,238,100 763 2 1,118 3 299 4,928,000 95 1 369 18 ,905J 31,611,600 77,417 13 75,624 19 892 12 4,519 17 10. 107 11 5 298 0 10! 13 1 0 9,190 1 3! 110 13 81 65 0 8l 14,304 6 3 7,470| 83 6 273 40 696 5 910 12 0 285 12 8 89 4 8, 2 15 1,481 6 3' 2 2 9 .. 2,770 19 9 1,268 : 6 115 3 37,655 8 881 17 4 1,007 16 5] 58 2 7: 2 17 21 4,687 8 6 4 13 0 30 10 0 0,673 5 0 407 25 1 48 3,908 19 1,495 6 9 416 5 ll 1 49 15 41 5 3 2 856 8 5 0 12 10 142 1 3! 2,965 13 8 1,373 8, 45 I 1,353 4 3,851 18 6 623 9 2 186 9 Sl 88 6 6 2,038 13 11 8 19 0 351 7 3.1 6,999 4 2 7,355! 21 2 169 40,686 4 0 3,861 18 8. .. .. .. 25 12 4, 33 10 O 44,627 5 0.. 3,692 18 8 3,843 10 l'Cr. 37 10 0 3 17 10 .. 7,502 11 7 28,6841 164 14! 880 30,077 5 .. .. .. .. 78,807 7 7' 232 16 2 1,180 10 6 75,220 14 8 T. .. 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ISO 45 71 15| 8,348 17 3 48 4 6; 268 5 6 18 18 1 1,207 2 1 45 1 7' 58 3 0 4,989 12 0: 1,525 60 2! 1041 9 5,757 18 3,713 3 0 17118 3: 849 19 8 22 13 4 5,123 16 7 5 7 0 56 16 6 9,448 14 4 i.996 1 87 4! 199 6 144 12 1,545 14 7 19 15 0: 23 1110 5 1 10 117 10 8 0 6 O .. 1,71119 11 1,172! 1 6] 25 11 1,090 14 4 53 2 6 19 3 1 6 12 0 52 10 7 4 10 9i .. 1,232 13 3 1,034! 1 l! 43 1 77 11 4,790 10 11 57 5 7 127 0 6; 28 11 1 860 16 6 14 12 4! 7 0 0 5,885 16 11 ,,404 37 3! 143 8 40 12 1,858 12 7 176 17 0, 145 16 0; 10 1 3: 969 7 3, 0 17 9 10 0 3,162 14 10 1,359 20 1 32 849 5 2,446 4 3 16 0 0: 179 17 9! 25 1 9l 1,119 10 4' 3 2 6! 12 2 0 3,801 18 7 1,066 40 1 125 3 82 18 3,059 0 7 .. 362 2 8 18 14 9 2,596 7 9 16 14 7: 73 16 2 6,126 16 1 1,766 113 4| 137 39 ' 115 19 832 2 3 47 0 0 156 10 0 17 8| 19,258 17 11 6 7 0 105 15 0 20.407 1 i\ 1,539 46 4! 199 50 552 13 9,18119 2 79 3 3 342 6 61,482 10 11' 1,818 8 10 10 18 0 ! 135 5 8 13,045 12 41 ',5791 5l| 7 154 15 5 8 529 6 7 17 0 0 338 16 10! 2 19 4 2,771 0 4 I 15 8! 8 0 0 3,669 4 9l i,25l' 58! 67 ; 7 2,890 8 1,853 4 5 34 5 0 563 13 8 7 5 4! 11,124 12 5 6 16! 68 16 6 13,657 18 10 1,756 75 8 176l 81 3,796 14 7,555 0 8 .. 126 19 4 23 2 9| 9,439 2 4 83 4 6| 24 10 8 17,252 0 3 1,004 119 13 309 67 157 3 7 .. .. .. .. .. 157 3 7 354 0 6 1,334 6 10 ; .. 4,283 13 OJO. 2 9 5 1,356 17 51 262 0 5 7,538 8 9, 252,927 14 121,032 10 0 11,862 3 o! 11,854 15 510,022 16 3230,486 4 6 2,558 11 10 ! 5,029 19 4 392,347 6 4 12i,366 1,763 123 5,422 531 273 40 43 ! 1,143 237 10,945' 10 115 3 358 61 9 300' .. 48 .. 190 157 .. 661! .. 45 ..1 384 1,031 .. 887; .. 169 118 4 .. 268' ioy .. 110 i .. 2t>y 880 Y ". \ Y Y Y Y. Y. .. 22 1164|] 242 23 891 .. 7,232 32 3 7 1 15,115 580 70,772! *558 Y. 83 .. 14 5 6 .. .. 471 .. 7 3,205 8 42,410 .. 1 .. 76 1 82 4 .. .. 151! 2 135 1 10 81 37 149 4 66g 251 .. 7,435! .. 169 10 1 89 20 1,6131 1 107 5 5 : 64 13 1,793 396 37 3 990 43 4.189 1 16 54 16 310 75 2 2,789! 35 5 240 11 769] 108! 10 13 86 40 2,690 180! 17 19 ' 355 128 2,955! ■■ 65! 8 5 ' 269 35 2,313! 25 1 125| 7 26 1 257 48 1,585 .. ' .. 94 7 121 444 23 1,678 20 148 64 176 614 .. 1,595 278 150 45 503 519 38 5,946 39 69 164! 9 106 437 38 5,641 22 442 199 6 114 738 38 5,213 24 1 61 .. 21 1 .. .. .. 43 1 197 27 .. : .. 143 8 173 18 .. 1,651 .. I .. 32 .. 12 41 3 .. .. 125 3 1438 784 1 0,240 9 1 137 39 18a 404 15 3,488: 294! .. 199 50 60 686 84 7,852. 51 154 15 245 628 42 S.OOH .. : .. 67! 7 9 1 2,212 92 19,291 .. 1 176 1 81 215 233 4 863 6 .. 309 67 222!j! 4,288 1,977 11,372| 98 5,422' 531 5.055J] 35,519 3,538 228,581 1,551 7,749 1 172 I .. 670 .. ! Y. Y. Y. Y .. Y. .. ' 3 640 338 1 4,815 5,283 44,555 • - : .. 280 .. 120l .. 15,787 41 .. 42 1,785' 203 321,038 1,083 1 1 .. .. 8| 339 18,192 269' .. 115 1,360| 90 374,251 776 2 : 1,807, 261 151,180 864 307. 5 338 ' 2l! 17 799 .. .. ' .. I 4 92 23 .. j .. 230 6 73 844 1 859 141 .. 1 : 31 .. 63 ..]..' 63 1 .. 11 90 .. I .. 504 21 9 452 58 io,704 Y 3 .. .. 2 .. 57 1 2 126 67 358 3' 2 .. .. 3 .. .. .. 1 .. 170 1 14 j 276 19 3,987 827! 42 823 18 32 I 1,376 296! 16,781 23! "298 92 2 65 14 '.. " 607 187! .'. •- ' ■■ •• .. 1 1,007 .. ! .. 279 9 150 343 5 : 3,549 261 5 .. 69 340 7 199 258 44' 4,754 405' 66 43 1,143 258 61 190 157 284 1,031 118 4 11G4§! 242 7 15,115 14 5 7 3,205 82 4 10 31 66| 251 1 89 5 : 64 2 990 210 75 240 11 13 86 19 355 5 '■ 269 26 ! 257 121 444 176 614 503 619 106 437 114 738 21 1 197 27 173 ! 18 12 41 1438- 784 188 404 60 686 245 ; 628 9 -.1,212 215 1 233 2228! 4,288 1 15 84 42 92 4 1,977 337 1,651 3 .... 0,240! 9 , 8,488. 294! .. 7,852. 5j .. 8,0011 .. I .. 19,291| .. 1 863 6 .. 11,3721 98 45lj 5,193,900! 13 >922 1! 14,995 10 49,913 10 4 j 73,100 1 16 45 16 557 1 2 : 119,200! 349 8| 80 9 2,969 1 .. I 118,900 1,448 1 140 3 4,834 S 60 j 2,656,0001 489 9 677 6 5,606 14 238 6,900,800' 7,483 19 14,061 4 12,930 5 14 ' 180,600i 1,466 7 2,148 18 11,073 It 11 254,800 2,070 19 031 18 1,112 3 5 I 107,700' 1,517 18 359 1 1,214 15 6 ! 449,700! 3,668 13 1,172 5 3,648 16 .. I 91,100 1,289 11 605 2 1,026 5 5 ! 39,400 618 2; 193 19 657 10 2 161,600! 557 8 517 18 1,750 19 3 ! 233,600! 2,121 11 1,538 13 066 11 6 73,100! 630 2! 287 10 568 14 12 235,900 1 1,198 15 1,024 0' 1,221 1 66 532,500' 655 9 600 1 1,409 11 1328 3,293,400 3,283 8 2,795 6 6,550 14 2468; 1,052,800 2,128 7 848 4 1,566 3 81 ! 660,100 1,215 12 716 11 2,188 10 15 ; 435,600 578 18 752 11 2,093 4 123 252,600 283 16 315 7 10,017 11 1338 234,100 684 6 2,894 14 36,552 2 61 787,500 2,667 2 3,021 0 10,753 8 16 151,400 03 5 128 19 1,022 0 37 129,200 369 12 898 19 3,734 8 135 974,100 4,555 12 2,102 17 4,363 9 16 444,800 4,237 11 1,634 15 1,838 1 193 1,201,000 2,570 6 3,023 15 2,841 4; 62 243,900 1,229 0 347 5 849 10 148 1,163,200 2,405 18! 1,235 13 5,506 7! 12§ 213,000. 5,005 OJ 4,688 19 5,035 8 16 455,500 4,203 15 5,677 3 13,975 17 17f! 605,900 870 13 3,977 9 10,067 13 13 : 131,400 780 19 192 9 5,148 0 84 j l,O82,6O0i 171 3 338 16 15,403 5 68 ' 738.100 ' 558 3! 959 14! 13.000 11 68 738,100' 558 3, 959 14! 13,600 11 45jj 5,193,9001 13,923 1! 14,995 10 49,913 10 4 j 73,100 1 16 45 16 557 1 2 ! 119,20o! 349 8! 80 9 2,969 1 .. I 118,900! 1, 44 8 1 140 3 4,334 8 60 j 2,656,0001 489 9 677 6 5,606 11 23ij 6,900,800 7,483 19 14,661 4 12,930 5 14 I 180,600! 1,466 7 2,148 18 11,073 It 11 254,800 2,070 19 031 18 1,112 3 5 107,700 ! 1,517 13 359 1 1,214 15 6 1 449.700J 3,668 13 1,172 5 3,648 19 .. I 91,100! 1,289 11 605 2 1,026 5 5 ! 39,400 618 2; 193 19 657 10 2 I 161,600' 557 8 517 18 1,750 19 3 ! 233,600! 2,121 14 1,538 13 606 11 6 73,100! 630 2! 287 10J 568 14 12 235,900! 1,11,8 15 1,024 0' 1,221 1 66 532,500' 655 9 600 1 1,409 11 3,203,400 3,283 8 2,795 6 6,550 14 246|l 1,052,800 2,128 7 848 4 1,566 8 81 ! 660,100: 1,215 12 716 11 2,188 10 15 : 435,600 578 18 752 11 2,093 4 123 252,600 283 16 215 7 10,017 11 133S 234,100 684 6 2,894 14 36,552 2 61 787,500' 2,667 2 3,021 0 10,753 8 16 151,400 03 5 128 19 1,022 0 37 129,200 369 12 898 19 3,784 8 135 974,100' 4,555 12 2,102 17 4,363 9 16 441,800 4,237 11 1,634 15 1,838 1 193 1,201,000 2,570 6 3,023 15 2,841 4' 62 243,900 1,229 0 347 5 849 10 148 1,163,200 2,405 18! 1,235 13 5,506 7! 12§ 213,000 5,005 Ol 4,688 19 5,035 81 1,9051 31,011,600' 77,417 18 75,624 19 252,927 14 841| 13,746,700 13,270 10 32,521 15 31,972 8 465,000 10,327 19 8,439 10 569 15 118 52,500' 23 12: 464 4 9,834 4 14 4 92 1,503,800 928 3 376 11 11,707 8 2,900 .. 36 2 43 7 141§ 8,479,300' 1,143 9 299 3 5,010 9 8 .. 1 17! 2 9 12 19 7 372,700 1,062 18 827 0 3,552 12 .. ! .. .. 13 15 21,700 • 125 7 174 15 41 12 0 18 211 723,500 1,867 15 2,149 17 2,214 10 2 0 3 8] 129,200 594 0: 930 15l 200 0 0 10 15 . 1,699,500 1,541 19 2,174 5 898 3 3 7 2 0 79 3,278,600 4,103 6 6,338 0| 5,818 13 6 1, 1848 52,000 424 17 246 15| 101 5 500 .. 1 19 130,000 1,619 5! 1,690 0 555 9 9 13 14 ! 409.900 2,254 61 2,527 2 812 .. ' .. .. 9 1 Auckland Section--Helensville. Henderson. Avondale. Mount Eden. Newmarket. Auckland (Passengers) (Parcels). (Goods). Head Office. Kemuera. Ellerslie. Penrose. Onehunga Town. Wharf. Otahuhu. Papakura. Drury. Pukekohe. Tuakau. Pokeno. Mercer. Huntly. Taupiri. Ngaruawahia. Frankton Junction. Hamilton. Morrinsville. Te Aroha. Paeroa. Waikino. Waihi. Shortland. Thames. Cambridge. Putaruru. Rotorua. Ohaupo. Te Awamutu. Taumarunui. Exhibition traffic. Accountant. Tablet stations. General. 1 46" 12 11 12,542 7 4 60,979 18 3 00.332 3,538 228,581 1,551 7,749 1,9051 31,611,000 77,417 13 75,024 19 252,927 14 121,032 16 11,862 3 Ol 11,354 15 510,022 16 3230,486 4 6 2,558 11 10 : 5,029 19 4 392,347 6 4 1,9051 Totals. 1,273 8 6 16,602 9 7 587 1 10 2,354 0 5 2,386 11 10 2,311 7 2 325 3 7 41413 7 1,959 18 10 1,378 12 10 590 18 11 887 18 7 3,128 13.944 8,834 53,904 79.810 5,464 9,688, . ' (12,845 47,788 51,047 132,855 244,485 5,987 .. .... J- ■• •■ .• ■• [ -• .. 32,212 196' 83 361 898 5,210 18,673 20,142 1*840 *694 " 2 Y. 1,834 17,488 15,466 97*628' 132,416 18*764 1*230 "4 Y. ■ - : .. 84 2 .. 3,990 .18,441 17,026 65,271 104,728 9,956 24,553 275 9 ! .. 8 126 4 727 784 8,340 15,535 25,386! 286 13,018 60 7 .... .. 2 1 .. 51 43 451 1,099 1,044 2 2,074 .. 1,836 i,995 5*199 14,788 "64 7*004 137 "lO 2 1 3 .. 12 6 .. 1,024 1,432 3,444 4,051 9,951 45 1,193 83 1 4 1 8 8 .. 19 3 .. 1,374 1,456 5,908 4,790 13,528 20 2,121 82 7 8 ■■ 16 18 42 21 5 1 .. 5,788 6,091 21,817 20,379 53,070 137' 5,032 270 49 22 6 58 75 161 ..I 43 6 £1 139 269 1,053 3,986 6,047 14| 801 55 1 J4 4 .. 3 6 .. 962 1,086 5,184 5,115 12,347 51 1.962 62 5| 6 4 21 57 .. 25 i 1,770 1,436 6,413 4,793 14,412! 62 2,276 95 9 48 11 155 68 282! .. 91 .. 2 Wellington - Napier - New Plymouth Section— Te Aro. Wellington (Pas'ug'rs), (Parcels). (Goods). Wharf. Ngahauranga. Through. Petone. Through. Lower Hutt. Through. Upper Hutt. T I) rough. Kaitoke. Through. Summit. Cross Creek. Feaiberston. Through. Greytown. Through. Carterton. Through. Masterton. Through. Mauriceville. Through. i Eketahuna. Through. Pahiatua. Through. 3,467 13 5 265 1 6 850 16 6 879 12 1

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RETURN NO. 12-continued. STATEMENT of Revenue and Expenditure of each Station for the Year ended 31st March, 1907 — continued.

Stations. No. o: Hours Hand open, oinploye. Number of Tickets. 1 „,„„., .Number Trucks First. Second- Second- S.alon ! p »™'"»- H °<««- riiges. »<*.. '"to 1 *"' Millie, Cattle. | Calves, j Sheep, class class class Total. Tickets.' x,„ Return. Single. Return. tKC - Pigs. Bales T""* 8 Timber, M of p?' Superficial Grain. ,i,fn,*.i HP Minerals. Wool. *££ Feet. shanaise. I i OOTWARD. I I ' Trucks D *,P' i L ime, Cattle. **■ I Chaff, Calves. Sheep. Stations. 1, Traffic Expenditure. i Firstclass Single. Ordinary Passengers. lass. ■*»•■••*•• j Luggage, Mails, and Miscellaneous. Goods. Mis- Rents and Total Value cellaneous. ' Commission. : forwarded. Parcels. I Horses. _ Pigs. Bales of Wool Trucks of Firewood. Timber, Superficial Grain. ! M S h «- Minerals. I I s Wellington - NapierNew Plymouth Section — continued. Maneatainoka Through Woodville Through Dannevirke Through Makotuku.. Through Ormondville Through Takapau Through Waipukurau Through Waipawa Through Kaikora Through Te Ante Through Hastings Through Farndon Through Napier Through Port Ahuriri Through Ashhurst Through PalmerstonN.(Passen.i; Through Palmerston N.(Parcels, I Through Palmerston N. (Goods) Through . ■ ' Longburn Through Foxton Through .. , Feilding (Coaching) Through Feilding (Goods) .. Through Halcombe Through Greatford Through Marton Through Hunterville Through Ohingaiti Through Mangaweka Through Taibape Through Mataroa.. Through • Turakina Through Fordell Through Aramoho Through Wanganui (Passengers, Through Wanganui (Parcels) Through Wanganui (Goods) .. Through Wanganui (H. Office) Kai Iwi Through Waitotara Through Waverley Through Patea Through Hawera Through Normanby Through Eltham Through Stratford Through Midhirst Through Tariki Through Inglewood Through Waitara Through New PI > mouth (Coach'g, Through New Plymouth (Goods) Through Breakwater Exhibition traffio .. Accountant ■. Tablet stations General .. 181 16 16 13 iij ioj 24 124 12* io} 141 ii} 17J 16} i2 ll8i 14J is 151 12J 133 iij 13J iij 151 "J io 2 28 i6 *2 8 i 9 *5 2 i 15 *2 30 8 *2 66 7 6 10 3 3 ii i 2 4 ii '3 2 28 19 *2 8 i *9 *5 3 i 15 *2 30 *8 *2 * s. a. 1 2 311 1 10, 28 8,796*16 0 i6 2,586 17 4; 2 318 19 0 3 442 0 0 4 573* 3 2J *9 1,29717 7, 5 710 13 9 2 812 13 8 ! i 200 17 11 io 2,039 10 6 2 353 6 2. 30 4,387 13 11 8* 1,134 1 3, 2 369 1 11 65 9,787 12 0 7 ! 917 3 6 7 6 6 1,473 15 5! 10 1,375 6 11 3 1 347 18 9 3 401 2 5 ii 1,861 13 5 4 571 16 4 538 365 4,594 585 581 3,042 6 3 6 2,395 2,174 12,497 35 12 58 1,861 1,710 7,225' 37 10 59 597 696 2,876 2 2 18 2 2 18 1981 264 1,080 n .. i .. 8 6,469 8,196 33,506 150 40 277 455 743 3,552 4 1 7 10,104, 11,237 35,964 876 65 554! 583 592 4,805; 23 16 108[ 19,276 7,091 60,385 3,635 2,608 13,805! 768 1,114 5,116! 12,341 6,469 33,171! 852 986 9,303! 14 1 43! (3,476 3,556 14,4001 I 688 495 1,543! *38l' 518 2,945 34: 26 111 781' 897 2,515 113 107 152 2,069 1,916 7,955 292' 279 536 804 924 4,423 54 65 201 205 276 1,584 14 6 42 592 803 8,803 34 38 179 1,724 2,196 17,015 185, 140 1,702 291' 462 2,629 39 18 67 515 249 2,441 47 30 84 1,668 9431 9,414 346 96 556 18,474' 7,448 37,172 2,112. 872 2,459 ' 68 70 1,537 2, 7 11 1981 326 1,550 27! 12 64 440 505 3,072 26 22 108 498 687 3,910 76 54 211 2,426 2,479 19,954 825 139' 966 201; 222 3,892 21 15 126 9351 1,026; 8,449 95 45j 520 2,121 2,015, 18,880 167 85' 576 103 1071 3,273 3 1 58 63 32 1,422 320 748 7,979 45 26 214 961 760 7,565 49 21 236 (14,154 4,945! 57,608 3,036 535 4,136 2,629 .. , 82 X_! U 1145,238 ! 202,406 696,768 2,258 160 3,099 134 211 1,722 1,788 4,026 2 878 27 4 73 .. .. 68 1 6,41( 4 10 5 22 2 .. .. 1 .. 1,884 17,607 16,102 37,851 110 2,995 168 17 255 7 58 1,049 61 32,69! 28 315 181 684 42 6 3 8 .. .. 262 1 20S 2,969 23,519 13,533 43,120, 278 4,907 119 33 581 31 36 774 20 02,911 61 389 213 797 .. 47 2 .. 10 1 .. 217 255 4,100* 3,573 8,187 75 894 6 3 128 .. 17 361 27 32,36^ 15 17l 34! .. 4 .. .. 2 .. 365 4,594 5,309 10,801! 36 1,034 16 5 180 4 2 93 12,76! 5 23 19 56 3 .. .. 1 1 .. 8 .. 581 8,042 3,291 7,499 27 1,632 66 8 212 6 164 245 1 47,191 3 6 5 20 10 .. 3 .. 4 .. 2,174 12,497 14,007 31,073 112 2,040 140 15 495 9 798 I , 981 40 96 , 401 12 58 30 135 .. 11 5 .. Si .. 1,710 7,225' 7,090 17,892 16 3,646 77 18 324 2 1148 261 46 23 ' 041 10 59 62 168 .. 15 3 1 7i .. ■• 100 201 696 2,876 3,574 7,743 177 1,141 30 1 105! 3 16 169 1 57,281 2 18 30 52 3 1 .. .. 405 30< 264 1,080 1,922 3,464 43 815 22 6 67 3 18 92 .. 18,091 8 1 1 2 .. .. 8,196 33,506 35,102 83,273 1,180 6,123 660 70 861 16 393 1,399 212 38,39, 40 277 124 591 162 20 1 5 .. 5 41 12! 743 3,552 7,742 12,492 205 674 11 1 86 .. 77 9 .. 28' 1 7 6 18 2 11,237 35,964 35,173 92,478 1,892 13,318 154 40 559 11 41 32 1 171 65 554 309 1,204' .. 54 8 1 5 .. .. 1 .. .. .. 1,340 8 3 22 2 185 36 1 2,21! .. ! .. .. .. ] 2 .. 2 .. .. ' 592 1,805! 4,741 10,721 30 2,265 47 8 158 10 28 217 21 6,46, 16 108[ 116 263 .. 52 8! .. 10 .. 1 24 .. 1,36! 7,091 60,385 44,604 121,356 435 .. .. ' .. 2,608 18,805! 8,337 28,385 15,508 474 148 866 .. .. j .. .. .. 4,692 134 34 242 .. .. I .. .. 94 85 3,116 223 39,971 , .. I 12 22 332 116 11,99! 1,114 5,116! 4,534 11,532 2 1,218 42 3 4s[ 4 879 399 61 3,481 6,469 33,171' 24,023. 76,004 .. I 28,242 438 82 576l 10 44 i,138 238 60,69, 986 9,303! 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Tablet stations. .. I General. 2 431 1 1 4 j 664 18 10 ii 2,126 7 1 *2 " 4 427* 5 5 3 440 14 1 6 88i*15 2 1 "47 **81 "82 "16 40 1,170 95 95 1,096 169 48 2 1,090 677 3,654 25 25 2,877 i,410 91 i 7 3,749 27 1 19 10,516 ■ 206 3 16 3,674 7 137 1 16 isj 15 iej 4 '3 6 2,629 2,254 5,636 32 67 135 259 2,441 8,289 6,494 16 84 54 215 9,414 4,105i 16,130 43 556 375 1,373 37,172 25,551 78,645 163 2,459 1,761 7,204 43 2 : 1,160 85 3 87 157 4 .. 31 2,143 89 7 81! 121 18 .. 4, 2,157 20 2 178! 413 .. I .. 6 16,878 331! 54 *637 1,462 40! 2 35l 2 1,160 157 2,143 121 2,157 413 87 1 159 3! .. 1 81! 3 96 41 .. 178! 6 26 6 .. 4,966 269 1! II 5 *18 163 41 2 I 19 45 163 45 8,381 16 3 45 16,878 331 54 637 .. 1,462 40i 2 35 .. .. .. .. ' 31 29 1,279 151 21,57 ! 1 154 21 7,80 70 1,537 1,583 3,253 9 i',670 *S8 2 *89 2 9 297 59 9,35 7 11 13 33 27 6 .. 4 .. .. 53 8,99 326 1,550 2,782 4,856 16 923 23 1 109 3 1 595 4b 16,38 12 54 53 146 40 7 1 4 .. .. 61 .. 11,52 505 3,072 3,998 8,015 16 1,816 170 • 2 178 4 12 1,269 19 24,89 22 108 90, 246 86 7 .. 5 .. .. 146 20 5,70 687 3,910 3,716' 8,811 77 1,459, 55 5 100 7 1 22 5281 186 18,11 54 211 1751 516 142' • 1 .. 867 .. 3,11 2,479 19,954 30,847 45,706 233 3,077 319 8 411 18 116 5,111 643 43,54 129 966 671 2,091 .. 311 19 1 15 1, 1 638! •■ 1,77 222 3,892 3,042, 7,357 11 307 64! 2 47 2! 4 1,332! 180 2,48 15 126 113, 375 30 .. I .. 8 .. .. l,026l 8,449 9,0821 19,492 132 1,124 33' 8 192 15 50 1,412 870 3,74 45' 520 312 972 153 3 2 9 .. .. 27' ■ ■ 2,015: 18,880 10,590! 39,006 436. 2,785 111' 6 337 22 4 1,338! 740 13,30 85; 576 278| 1,106 .. I 298 » 1 9 .. .. .... 107 3,273 3,134 6,617 36 936 1 2 18 3 5 15l .. 2 1 58 20 82 14 .. 1 .. 32 .1,422 2,599 4,116 61 114 2; 1' 21 II 5 17| 107 1,01 2 20 27 52 •».... 1 .. 1 . - 748 7,979 8,209 17,762 243 1,475 40 4 299 1' 17 1,348 204, 5,04 26 214 122 407 112 .. .. 6 .. 760 7,565 8,075 17,361 147 482 60 .. 155 3 109 452 78 2,90 21 236 160 466 64 1 ..' 3 .. .. .. | 16,878 1,462 6871 75 08 55 97 81 20 95 06 11 11 17 71 85 40! 02 28 .49 .48 09 561 10! *28i *14i *29l 1,081 1,05! 43. 2,44: 5,68! 2,42! 4! 6,371 1,58' 3,031 1,02! 1,64 "fi: 63, 23, 37 155 81 570,200 6,56i 19 9,245 18 9,207 6 )8 15 1 300 3 15 70 15 32 i*888 49 6,800 425 9 U5 4 8 l\ 0 1 3 8 13 2,108 14 3,300 82 19 133 8 108 ■ ■ 0 12 5 19 35 1 981 5 2,700' 951 9 1 225 3 8 7. 33 •• ■■ I" 55 58 6 103,700 1,260 9' 1,058 9 3,634 0! 34 .. .. 4 3 3 14i 5 0 11 2,156 10 248,600 3,862 5 1,518 15! 171 a : 89 7 .. - ■ 0 13 10 15 28 187 51 .. ! 1,873 16 145 4 8 01 J5 .. .. .. 0 10 78 742 231 1,213,300 2,470 6 1,516 16 8 0i B7 .. ■ ■ 1 10 1 4 0 31 2,302 418 2,044,800 2,415 10; 1,307 17 445 19 21 .. •• .- 17 44 72 64 1,000,000, 487 0 233 12 2,355 0 0 7 61 108 154 705,900 23 7 78 13 516 lo! 0 11 30 474 98 1,403,8001 1,010 14! 712 14 496 7| 7 1' 36 133 1 43,700 2,187 11, 1,824 71 4,440 15 3 01 5*944 848 33 2,733 80 4 ..I ..... 599 .. 25l 414 2,624 .. .. I .. 8 5-21 20,124 2 35 .. .. 31 29 1 155 15 208 1 86,158! 6 84 67 2 253 9 8 I 1 12} 13 iij iii iij *2 2 *3 6 19 1,537 1,583 3,253 9 11 13 33 1,550 2,782 4,856 16 54 53 146 3,072 3,998i 8,015 16 108 90. 246 3,910 3,716' 8,811 77 211 175 516 19,954 20,847 45,706 233 966 671 2,091 3,892 3,042, 7,357 11 126 113, 275 8,149 9,0821 19,492 132 520 312 972 18,880 10,590| 39,006 436 576 278| 1,106 3,273 3,134 6,617 36 58 20 82 1,422 2,599 4,116 61 20 27 52 7,979 8,209 17,762 243 214 122 407 7,565 8,075 17,361 147 236 160 466 57,608 20,835 97,542 870 4,136 1,337 9,044 1,670 38 2 89 27 6 .. 4 923 23 1 109 40 7 1 4 1,816 170 - 2 178 86 7 .. 5 1,459! 55 5 100 142 1 - 1 .. 3,077 319 8 411 311 19 1 15 307 64! 2 47 30 .. I .. 3 1,124 33 1 8 192 153 81 2 9 2,785 111 6 337 293 8, 1 9 936 1' 2 18 14 114 2! 1 21 ■9 .... 1 1,475 40| 4 299 112 .. .. 6 482 60 .. 155 64 1 ..' 3 8,106 225 16! 276 449 28 .. ! 32 1,670 27 923 40 "89 2 9 4 297 59 53 595 4b 61 1,269 19 146 20 528 136 867 .. 5,111 643 638! • ■ 1,332! 180 1*412 370 27 1,338! 710 "15; .. "l7J i07 2041 452 73 .. I .. 149 2 17 9,355 282 1,888 8,997 10,381 143 2,108 11,520 .. 108 24,895 295 1,981 5,706 1,083 13,114 1,055 58 3,111 134 .. 48,547 2,441 2,156 1,771 5,689 7 2,485 2,423 187 45 3,740; 6,378 742 ; 1,587 13,302, 3,031 2,302 1,021 28 1,644 72 1,019 Xl 108 5,048 '630 474 2,909 '236 133 97 '819 149 1 1,883 2,108 108 1,981 8131 9 3 28 4 .. 1,243 29 21 63 .. ■■ I 2,789 118 6 484 5 .. II 2,111 115 4 '; 346 .. I 4,691 275 15 1,827 15 .. i 679 51 1 63 1 .. i 3,469 31 7 621 2 1 4,809 122 18 i 1,047 3 1| ; 1,291 2 1' ,; 50 ■■ ;| 475 ■• I i| - 10 .. 2,846 15 8 ; 3381 2 ., I 972' 39 7 i 200! 2 ■■ ; 3,230! 278 14 I 1,301: 10 •- I .. .. .. j 1 .. .. - 90! 3, 9 195 12 .. .. 6 1471 ..I 4 170 3' .. I .. 173 10 11 761 2' .. : .. 9 121 6 122 2,152 4 .. .. 2 359' 8. 53 1.180 18 .. ' .. 9 81 4 7 272 154 " 5' 44 452 16 .. 4 408 20 111 786 12 1 .. ' 4 57; .. 13 29 "l7 X " "88 1 .. .. j .. 266 7 25 612 5 .. .. ' 139 5 1 3,370 11 1 .. j 2 366 ' .. 23 .. 19 122 1,931 I 51 51 *47 3,358: 38 16,719! 108 2 384*19 5 "l, 4 .. 109 3 1 , *47 j 124 ,| 108 3 371 7 7 1, 40 1,316 861 4 .. .. 178 4; 12 124 13,553! 496 16 .. lj 496 I li '102 ( 4,671 .J 6 1,253 14 5 19 8,034 8 5 86| 1,459 142' 3,077 311 5 .. i .. 100 7! 22 " 58 7,554! 102 29,088 ; 4,671 ft 4,152 411 18 116 15 1; 1 47 2; 4 2 j 156 187 " 3 109 i86 3 2,023! 426 i,509J 461 I 2 28,354; 2,612 isj ; 121 12 j 8 6 *9 8 354 2 7 6 812 0 3 11 132 130 .. I 3 .. 1 .. 192 15 50 9 .. lj 426 >j 461 2 1,12.: 15S 2,78! 291 742 9 1,293 3 7 337 22 4 9 .. 18 3 5 2,302 2 I; 2,612 275 ii iij 12 2 i 4 2 280 3 3 72 I .. 327 48 I I 48 i 197 7 1 "61 21 l! 5 1 567! m isj } 42 23 4 ! 602 19 5 5 1,010 16 11 243 147 299 l 1 17 6 .. 155 3 109 327 *947 10,5851 1,290 58,820 8,159 4,945! 57,608 20,835 97,542 370 8,106 225 16 270 .. .. .. ■ .. *370 3 .. 270 12 7,361 2 11 535 4,136 1,337 9,044 .. 449 28 .. ! 32 .. .. .. I .. 25 4 149 2 9 j .. 17 O AOQ K OOQ ft HSR 32 .. 25 4 97 *81, 19 149 .. 182,000 8,383 15j 15,038 2 3,161 6 1 .. .. 0 11: 37 12 236,400 .. : 17,195 11 4,807 6 *366 29.461! 121 : •• I 12 23 1,527 17 9 2,629 .. 5,929 8,558 82 .. 3,500 3,582 154 Y 5,929 8,558 3,500 3,582 154 154 .. 5 23 on, .. a,ov\j mi ., ., .. .. .. .. ,. :: :: :: i 091 694 127,669 4 11 696,768 890,792 1,935,264! 49,804 49,804 265,261 6,917 911 15,424 5,424 619 5,5011 " I " "I " " " - ....... ,699 1, i— ,793,884 55 I5,34s! 139,505 8,0011 73,871,400 110,547 7 171,838 6 161,699 S Totals 165,261 6,! ,917 911 1 15,424 619 5,5011 i 40,347 ■ 40,347 4,699 1,793,884 55,345 4,699 1, ,793,884 55,345 139,505 8,0011 73,871,400! 110,547 7; 171,838 6 161,699 8 262,511 12 21,023 7 1 26,188 14 4;21,931 9 1,367,561 13 2!l3,846 4 1 11,624 16 4 724,587 16 ! 265,261 6,917 911' 15,424 ! —1 ! — 619 5,5011 10,347; 4,61 1,793,884 55,345' ll Totals. 091 Westlanu Section— Hokitika Kumara Greymouth (Coach'g) (Goods) (D.T. M'ger) Runanga Brunner Stillwater.. us 12 }l4J 5 3 52 1,050 14 9 344 14 8 13,433 0 0 1,423 1,360 11;825 475 625 4,834 ,14,373 4,519 46,848 1 10,846 4.G83 41,199 9,009 6,965 1,083; 25,353 8! 10,606 ' 21 96,839 2,85; 15,077 14! 10,116 151 3,854 3! 9161 354 12,66l! ! 41 437 812 44 4 41 2 208 21 12; 2 77 54 240 3 24 30 111 l! 12 1 2 21 11 39 206 15 91 3 10 32! '627 "is| 2 14l "l5 55 3 166 277 . 897 3,570 'X 15 90 6 28 85 1,600,400! 369 19! 1,854 7! 1,666 is| 2,493 0 8 13,540,400 219 5 381 0 1,381 15 893 11 3 fl *JQQ 14 IT 457,300! 6,231 0 11,421 0 4,5is 12 ' .. 46,200! *20 6 : '38 ul 160*532 7 599 13 4 3,000l 112 ll: 182 3! 82,708 3 627 13 5l 14,435,1001 44 5 153 5, 1,695 18 236 15 1! 46 13 0 14 0 0 665 13 8 23* 3 6 90 14 0 17 12 0 105 5 10 42 19 2, 2,297 19 4' 7 13 7 47 0 5 18 1 6 6,368 19 11! 1 19 8 691 0 11 215 7 9|CV. 8 2 l] 0 12 8 1 17,635 6 6 2,667 2 10 23 5 0! 5,016 16 7! l,823j 10 10 Oj 7,354 2 9l 1,490 i 9,907 6 6 2,469 302 8 61 20,004 17 10 221 9 5 221 9 5: .. 1 10 0' 15,765 6 3 562 22 15 0 9,560 8 3 620 28 10 0 8,465 19 2, 242 ! 151 1 1 4 0 lj ll! 86 4 52 1 196 .. 10 164 104 4 2 22 2,585 113 5,944 "" J 789! 7I ioii ■ • 6 ! 58 46 212,100 532 3 5,891 4 5,140 1 15 8 173,300 1,332 14 1,206 0 3,488 ' 856j 1068 38,591,600 561 13 1,893 18 310,806 1' Y. .. 64,800; 189 li 7i4 1 2,513 1! .. 86 185,000! 617 16! 533 8! 8 II 4 17,100| 54 0| 121 151 I Westlanu Section— r Hositika. ll Kumara. Greymouth (Coaching, (| . (Goods). Greymouth (D.T.M'gsr). 1\ Runanga. 3! Brunner. Stillwater. io ,2.. 12 2 3 2 267 0 i\ 666 7 8; 306 6 7 389 356 5,423 172 66 2,913 151 139 2,481 8 1 99 2 12 4 1 10 7| 15,087 8 3; 49 8 3 17 10 0 8 19 5 : 8,786 3 0 6 18 5 31 12 2, 7 1 10 8,144 11 0 7 0 lj .. i 14 18: .. 15 .. 141 .. 67 11 748 3 66

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RETURN NO. 12-continued. STATEMENT of Revenue and Expenditure of each Station for the Year ended 31st March, 1907— continued.

7—D. 2.

No. of Hands Traffic em- Expenditure, ployed. OUTWARD. INW, .11D. Stations. Hours open. NUMBl •er of Passengers. Number Second Second- Season Parcels - class class Total. Tickets. Single. Return. A 4,125 6,234 11,138 46 505 I 1,566 2,176 4,016 8 507 1 1,228 1,179 2,583 10 970 >| 5,605 7,277| 14,765 30 993 ) 1,572 750[ 2,637 19 463 r 1,359 711 2,788 .. 223 ! .. 1,072 1,704 i .. 821 832 10 Horses. r P«' es Dogs. D '£™ Trucks of Lime, Chaff, &c. „ , Trucks Bales of ,,, , Firew °°*- wood. Timber, M ... SU F*e r e° Ci01 G "' i °' chandise. I Minerals. " I Ordinary Passengers. ' ' Season Tickets. Parcels, ore. Luggage, Mails, and Miscellaneous. Goods. Miscellaneous. Parcels. H » s » riage's. D »8»Trucks of Lime, Cattle. Chaff, oVe. Calves. Sheep. Pigs. Bales of Wool. Trucks of Firewood. Timber, Superficial Feet. Merchandise. Station!. First- Firstclass , class Single. 1 Return. Cattle. Calves. Sheep. Pigs. Rents aud Commission. Total Value forwarded. Drays, <£c. Grain. Minerals. Westland Section — continued. Ngahere .. Ahaura Totara Flat Reefton Moana Otira .. Exhibition traffic .. . Accountant General .. 121 11 11 14J 9 9 I 2 1 1 5 2 1 £ s. d. 381 13 2 178 19 5 246 0 4 719 4 5 265 8 4 206 7 10 425 354 150 124 82 94 1,133 7501 137 178' 581 137 632 11 10 3 19 .. , 27 4 47 3 1 11 3 ; 60 1 50 281 74 108! 16 45! 2 4 2 ■1 2 2 26 5 115 7 47 8 90 341 393 22 132 17 585 39 2,209 19 4,484 51 204[ .. 1,144! 24 101 498 86 7 104j 7 45| .. 78 14 :: I * 9 Ts c Ts. o. 1,179,000 55 11 176 6 167,600 34 3' 09 3 1,145,200 88 9| 218 2 13,700 33 0 300 14 7,517,100; 136 3l 134 4 13,100 4 14 31 5 ) 1 i 1 I __: 1 Ts. c. 73,484 4 30 0 529 8 2,627 12 205 10 8 0 1 £ s. d.l 1,155 9 6 1 471 6 3 309 7 2' 2,660 18 0! 228 16 l' 816 4 4: 559 2 0| 124 10 4l £ s. d. 37 8 0 3 12 0 5 2 6 13 15 0 13 3 0 866 17 1 £ s. d. 29 3 2 29 18 0 56 4 4 132 7 10 39 14 1 68 15 7 £ s. d. ! 21 1 5 , 7 2 4 7 14 5 , 42 0 8 2 2 6 16 16 6 £ s. d. 9,986 5 2 257 7 5 1,250 9 11 968 7 4 4,982 8 4 46 16 3 1 I £ a. d. 3 19 3 0 3 6 5 7 4 29 11 0 6 3 1 9 13 7 £ s. d. 11 0 0 4 10 0 14 15 0 14 15 0 62 15 0 18 0 0 £ a. d. 11,214 6 5 773 19 6 1,649 0 8 3,861 14 10 5,335 2 1 976 6 3 559 2 0 1,681 8 2 2,111 918 1,735 2,441 1,960 2,511 17 8 8 113 20 35 4 1 112! 9 4 1 132 22 153 165 163 16 342 16 55 1 16! IOi 13' 949 24t> 100 1,478 51 3731 22 1 7 13 2 2 8 4 71,300 22,400 24,900 484,200 26,600 244,800 Ts. o.| 689 19' 319 12 221 5] 1,951 18] 472 18! 406 7' Ts. o.| 1,125 1 253 4! 198 18! 1,919 8| 386 4 716 16 Ts. 0. 2 ,646 1 780 11 382 3 2,213 19 644 9 715 8 Westland Section—continued. Ngahere. Ahaura. Totara Flat. Reefton. Moana. Otira. Exhibition traffic. Accountant. General. 10 3' 0 25 58 8 1 5 1,054* 9 0 5616 3 78* 15 6; I Totals 79 1,681* 7 0 19,747 3 11 9,290 9,245 ) 89,769 94,004 202,308 3,427 18,882 929 2798 19,516 0 ll! 1,297 13 9 814 18 5 102,977 6 8 18,882 479 7-1'., 44 573 ' 1,677 (14 •■ 12,618; - 150 1)2 279, 40,118,100! 7,349 14,959 17 329,335 4 Totals. 89,76! 479 43 749! 44 573 1,677 64 12,618 40,118,1, 7,349 6J 14,959 17 329,335 4 1,254 4 8 1,445 7 1 75,803 10 2,845 11 5 Westport Section — Westport Waimangaroa June. Granity Head Office General 14 13 IIJ 31 5 5 9,759 8 3 640 18 5 689 7 11 209 484 97 72 64 136 97 64 1 12,280 16,039 29,012 307 2,829 ! 5,127'' 6,892 12,188 13 2,090 > 5,964. 12,128 18,292 18 275 252 252 1 .. 12,280 5,127' 5,964! 307 13 18 1 11 " 7 78 45 80 12 143 1 57 17 5 1 1,128 2 3 588 460 15 145,5001 671,100 467,400 1,839 4' 882 7' 19 18! 2,872 0 417 1 240 14 866 8 318,626 14 309,679 11 2,351 10 7745 8 10 1,813 11 9 26 2 0; 185 16 6 5 8 5 10 8 9 78 10 8 75 1 5 67 6 2 20 17 2 62 18 1 2 10 6 6 10 6 279 7 0 6,370 8 35,266 4 40,313 4 4,568 7 3 8 7 7 5 3 8 221 7 0 25 10 0[ 27 3 6 83 3 2 13,835 9 4 36,120 15 8 42,196 19 4 467 2 10 2,091 1,068 2,035 1 10 56 15 52 1 4 kg 12 5 1 13 1 47 1,078! 3 73 599 391 635,300 136,000 512,700 343 13! 695 12 1,202 41 411 7 1,566 2 1,552 6 627,860 1 847 14 464 13 Westport Section— Westport. Waimangaroa June. Granity. - .- Head Office. General. 1 5 41 1,884* 4 8 12,923 19 3 370 370 692 I 23,371 35,311 59,744 339 5,194 23,371 1 339 IS] 5,194 -- Totals 1,125' 1,063 l,284,OOol 2,241 9^ 629,172 8 4,936 13 2| 351 6 1 81,949 16 4,581 18 357 3 8 92,620 7 2 18 158 13 201 22 1 1,125! 3 1,063 1,284,' 2,241 9' 3,529 15' 629,172 8 Totals. 153 13 201 3,529 15 280 4 4 163 4 Nelson Section — Port Nelson Richmond Wakefield.. Belgrove Kohatu Head Office General 9 9J •JJ 10J 114 9 13 2,262 17 6 7 1,132 13 3 1 178 10 0 1 I 192 9 0 3 I 490 16 5 2 206 15 8 1,161 258 107 322 267 1,994 187 3211 496 52 1 15,123 3,591) 2,863 8,140 1,871 15,488; 5,409 4,065 9,507 1,728 189 33,766 9,444 7,255 18,465 3,918 190 127 137 15 8 3 190 4,096 456 754 99 "ll 1 3 14 27 1 I 124 41 52 38 78 1 5 4 10 44 13 277 15 7 12 G 11 5 4 1 14 17 397 8 1,011 1,098 561 2,929 3 23 1 1 i' 15 ; 53 )| 368 I 258 I, 848 53,700 20,000 35,800 414,600 328,300 731,100 I 3,386 91 839 11 3,035 15 609 3 126 13 71 Hi 1,317 8 1,658 1 217 12 279 12 122 14 312 8 5,058 4 263 9 2,404 2 103 19 59 17 2,719 19 1 550 19 9! 653 11 1 1,548 16 4. 545 5 5' 28 8 5l 206 13 9 91 18 0 96 4 10 16 9 0 5 10 0 102 18 11 5 12 5 171 8 1 16 14 4 28 4 7 12 17 11 44 18 9 6 15 11 100 16 3 14 1 4 16 9 1 5 10 2 15 0 11 322 18 0 1,537 11 2 5,238 11 3 1,121 16 7 833 13 7 509 18 1 1,185 1 9 806 13 0 34 16 2 0 7 3 2 7 9 110 5 2 4 2 5 3 552 10 Ol 80 11 0 3 10 0 ; 6 15 0 2 17 0 2,909 2 6 8,552 15 7 1.799 7 3 1,637 5 11 2,097 9 9 1.800 19 2 578 0 7 29 776 1,015 2,173 600 9 16 1 2 25 17 11 103 52 70 33 64 4 4 1 54 253 1 49 3 8 3 ... 1 12 1 1 1 12 29 1,636 785 1,490 391 291 1,411, "l3J 10J I 1 1,428 863 1! 21 9 7 102 533j 127 14 2 1 9,5, 966,3, 473,6, 76,1, 13,21 44,8, 1,559 0 2,366 7 1,029 15 1,996 6 275 0 842 14 702 9 1,025 19' 278 8! 822 12 261 IS 816 9! 26 6 6,525 4 535 10 329 3 59 7| 414 1! Nelson Section— Port. Nelson. Richmond. Wakefield. Belgrovo. Kohatu. Head Office. General. 000 1,308 12 8 l: 1 1.074; lai'io 0 •• '* 42616 8 56 ■• •• Totals 4,890 IS 6 2,115 2,950| 31,587' 36,380 73,038 5,901 333 21 112; 6,004' 2,328 779J 1,583,: 8,069 2J 3,907 15 7,889 11 6,047 0 11 519 14 6 279 16 1 481 11 8 10,426 12 8 852 12 9 767 13 0; 19,375 0 5,901 5! 333 21 6,004 2,328 7798 1,583, 8,069 2! 3,907 1! 7,889 ll Totals. Picton Section — Pioton Blenheim Head Office General 15 18 11 I 7 3,332 15 10 844 0 9 2,564 1,186 5,258 7,122 1 11,094 17,355 16,13ll 19,135 172 35,047 48,098 173 86 127 8 118 112 243 431 38 26 1,349 1,472 81 48 1 3 7,980 67,879 84 126 3,846; 7,804| 880 29 505,100 3,535 1 576,000 10,877 2! 5,538 10 3,888 2 9,039 15 2,722 19 3,129 11 5 4,743 8 10 29 10 4 51 18 6 145 2 0 143 6 11 93 11 129 4 30 13 4 96 19 10 333 18 0 8,049 13 4 6,898 2 9 Or. 0 16 0 921 2 3' 115 12 41 Or. 0 0 1! 99 2 0 302 19 0 75 3 4! 12,378 12 1 12,431 9 5 581 2 6 l,62l| 680 118 1 431 248 26l 881 1,472 1,349 48] 81 1 67,879! 7,980i 12, 8. > 7,804 A 3,846 29 880 576,01 505,1, 10,877 2 3,888 ! 3,585 1 5,538 11 2,722 1! 9,039 1, Picton Section— Picton. Blenheim. Head Office. General. 1,621 Totals 18 88011 1 5,067 7 8 I 6,750 12,381 28,449 35,738 83,318 221 2,301 7 674 64 2,821 1,081,100 14,412 3! 9,426 12 11,762 14 7,902 10 7 _ 348 7 5 343 7 5 222 15 11 222 15 11 461 11 2 14,947 0 1 1,036 14 6' 477 4 4, 25,391 4 2,30l| 671 2,821 . 129 75,859: 210 11,650 1,081,1. 14,412 31 9,426 1! 11,762 1, Totals. 129 4 75,859 211 11,650; 909 Lake Wakatipu Steamers : Totals .. 121 6 7,888j 1,258 18 2,830 2 4| 262 16 10 250 17 6 1 9 2,133 Lake Wakatipu steamers. .. 1,706 5,060 2,' 2,959 12,685 41 5,709 133 19 178 32 2,133 226,900 2,308 12' 1,735 1 345 18 0 , 2,439 1 11 4 5 1, 25 12 0 6,158 13 8 5,7< 133 19 178 6 32 12l| 6 7,888 226; 2,303 12; 1,785 1 1,258 1( Hurunui-Bluff Section — Lyttelton (Coaching) (Goods) ) (Wharf) J Heathcote Woolston Opawa Christch. (Pass.) I (Parcels) J (Goods) .. (D.T.Mgr.) Addington Papanui Styx Belfast Kaiapoi Rangiora Gust Bennett's Oxford East West Sefton Amberley Waipara Waikari Culverden Hornby Prebbleton Lincoln Springston Ellesmere Doyleston Leeston '.. Southbridge Little River Templetou Rolleston Kirwee Darfield Sheffield Springfield Broken River Coalgate Burnham Selwyn Dunsandel Rakaia Methven Chertsey Ashburton (Coaching) (Goods) .. Tinwald ,. Mount Somers Winslow 1, Hinds Rangitata Orari Winchester Temuka 18 As re- 1 quired, j 12J 12i 13 19 As required 18 14 HI 14J 12j 12J 13 13.! 14 15 12* 12} 13J 15 10 16 10 10J 9J 1 10 "i Hi 12 12}' 151 15 9J 12 12} 12 10 12 10 9J 13} 13J 15 14 A 13* 12 13 14 13 13 Hi 121 16 2,859 7 Ol I 70 19,294 6 9 8 622 2 3! 3 422 3 5 1 191 10 1 114 17,862 11 11 104 24,060 14 4 17 2,041* 2 3 2 368 12 9 1 187 0 11! 2 326 10 11 5 895 4 11 8 ! 1,149 17 4 1 196 2 6 2 [ 333 15 4 1 191 9 10 4 533 19 11 1 179 11 8 I 3 115 19 3 3 417 5 1 4 703 4 0 3 449 18 9. 3 581 11 7. 1 189 6 11 8 882 2 11' 1 186 4 8 1 188 3 4 1 ' 197 2 10 3 384 11 9 4 ' 687 3 10 5 591 2 7 2 374 12 7 5 550 6 3 1 ! 172 14 1 3 j 453 11 1 2 1 256 9 2 4 618 18 4 1 62 6 4 2 269 6 5 1 180 5 1 1 200 14 6 2 327 3 1 9 894 14 11 4 ! 557 4 3 2 ' 839 16 9 22 3,077 7 7 1 j 205 18 7 1 i 188 1 6 1 175 1 3 2 ; 272 2 7 2 I 268 3 1 2 807 18 3 2 224 14 10 3 399 12 1 481 1,476 152,811 I ■■ 793 2,414 582 739 1,544 1,905 161 260 34,8 I .. 1 •• .893 539 481 476 ,811 793 414 582 739 ,544 ,905 161 260 208 337 108 488 850 748 775 192 107 966 81 130 64 289 403 34,409 1,868 825 4,181 73,409 851 2,278 61 367 1,403 2,326' 303 449 418 723 188 826 985 1,080 712 264 105 603 165 128 238 913 719 52,318 88,094 209,714 7 3,736 16,246 22,389 2 3,132 10,255 14,693 1 3,179 9,981j 18,817 135,924 193,153 455,297 IS 5,540 3,979 11,163 13,682 4,910 23,284 2,835 585 4,018 9,674 4,537 15,317 11,845 14,300 29,092 9,732 17,711' 31,674 1,110 2,15li 3,725 1,769 3,637] 6,115 1,320 2,128 4,074 2,197 3,810 7,067 1,178 2,490 3,964 2,086 3,996 7,396 3,759 4,970 10,501 3,018 5,494 10,34,1 2,200 1,842 6,529 ; 5,123 8,258 13,837 1,949 2,417 4,578 2,859; 2,888 7,310 1,173, 2,227 3,030 378 1,145| 1,781 8901 3,206! 4,398 1,700| 5,937j 8,838 2,574 8,266 11,962 4,096 8,552 16,456 1,730 3,114' 5,359 1.555 1,879] 3,756 1,009 3,378, 4,904 3,145 5,553 9,920 1,028 1,627! 2,968 6.556 7,596; 15,826 1,049 1,149! 2,747 1,012 2,106! 3,610 395] 2,151 2,069 216 1,018: 1,287 1,349 5,073 6,970 3,503 6,724 11,740 2,437 4,104 7,275' 1,455 2,634 4,280, 18,962. 27,240 52,702| 209,714 22,389 14,693 18,817 455,297 7,908 " I 2,111 1,117 973 12,960 851 406 7,908 " I 2,111 1,117 973 .2,960 851 406 26 46 296 118 13 7 13 23 30 26 33 30 58 40 26 40 18 46 42 17 9 24 17 46 37 72 14 13 118 11 69 30 39 19 15 156 46 200 118 13 7 LS 23 33 2,361 498 858 226 115*163 2,078 1,254 123 875 2,613 4,652 735 247 1,019 780 865 2,457 1,690 1,851 1,421 863 197 1,818 531 230 1,298 976 1,636 1,561 221 224 489 1,154 724 868 85 1,043 178 512 465 1,751 755 628 9,804 261 *774 264 .. *774 *255 292 41 14 6 1 .. 7 1 109 8 155 10 10 .. 3 .. 21 4 63 .. 33 .. 96 4 116 24 60 9 99 19 352 5 "31 6 3 .. 17 2 15 .. 25 1 22 1 78 15 13 .. 49 2 25 3 19 7 13 .. 29 6 7 2 50 11 3 1 5 .. 35 8 73 10 24 5 8 .. 346; 33 52i 3 29, 7 20, 2 22! 12 28! 22! 32! 14! 21 " 1 21 9 352 **31 11 1 109 155 10 111 21 577 .. 77 00 33 124 .. 23 .. 10 .. 1*998 .. 288 462 16 158 5 15 .. 61 2 106 2 327 11 61 .. 20 .. 77 1 80 .. 321 1 136 6 255 12 347 7 205 4 9 3 89 1 15 .. 9 .. 15 .. 98 .. 58 .. 156 2 38 1 74 .. 62 2 69 1 85 4 105 7 25j 8 76! 3 21 .. 13 .. 87 1 2081 2 128, .. 38 .. 450! .. .. I 9 50 .. 59' 2, 19: .. 75 4 95: 5 1581 1 37 3 140! 2 L "t '288 16 5 2 2 11 1 6 12 7 4 3 1 1 "65 2 15 io7 38 37 69 129 177 77 59 53 36 23 82 77 50 122 81 72 384 142 87 100 188 114 144 11 266 63 64 76 249 97 1 192 4 1 58 216 37 52 "83 90 206 7 141 22 45 69 62 320 1,847 24 53 469 471 35 10 207 4 46 179 998 725 1,096 59 10 234 18 114 151 180 160 923 4 51 88 118 139 39 27 143 42 41 185 268 301 SO 96i 1 3,321 984 4 1 92 3*679! 50,027 308 8] 3,465 46 13,460 19l| 16,728 15 9,611 6: 8,591 18; 24,627 .. I 1,726 61 4,971 39 44,707 11 165,535 28 87,859 73,555 15 2,178 1 113 97 31,217 17 6,842 5 16,372 86 4,270 10 16,999 17 26,366 24 63,613 3,886 1 9,936 12 20,616 5 21,619 4 13,729 7 2,965 "ll 23,978 15 9,672 15 10,046 40 30,169 4] 99,431 84,669 23,210 : : 1 I I ' I 1 ; . ! ) I I I I , . ) ) , 542 97,591 8,748 1 148 8,432 **98 87*676 18,742 7,953 46 43 94 521 149 10,479 1,730 1,800 1,949 2,199 21 375 24 605 128 463 711 520 277 46 1,076 481 5,039 70 5,180 4j 6,882 354 4,640 315! 16 2,541 1,189 1,178 184 471 497 496 125 5,376 280 3,882| 575 1,229' 429 28 139 254! 334 681] 877 396] 1,557 271! 916 65 973 734 37 3,221 165 887 201 218 234 855 418 3,708 240 2,316 123 5,939 *542 1 *52 18 "2! "2 **8 4 4 3 50 586 o 18 5 1 6 215 I 11 26 50 60 11 ' 6 1 1 4 238 1 1 5 12 2 1 *52 36,969,400 34,024 16l 130,127 12 1,775,200 3,322 9! 10,681 0 11,700 1,737 11 36 5 3,600' 243 6 1 3,080 5 0 2' 0 1 2,934,200 12,065 5| 36,054 1 514,100, 18,074 0: 974 19 39,100 1,130 17 46 15 623 12 27 16 127,300 3,841 10 11,701 12 103,800' 9,634 17 430 6 47,900 5,378 3 649 3 300 1,001 2 67 15 1,900 15 18 8 262 7 56 19 ! 212,900, 325 11 64 14; 1,883 6 101 7 50,600 903 12 114 6 31,100 772 10 295 19 3,600 3,121 0 287 18 56,000 336 16 174 19 10,000 2,215 16 19,332 13 1,616 10 48 16 11,800 3,469 1 142 9 400 1,406 17 33 19 3,100 4,041 1 42 17 6,700 1,744 1 68 3 2,381 14 135 14 4,763 0 163 4 5,100 599 18 111 5 1,700 3,995 19 1,280 1 300, 1,585 10 40 19 8,700 1,604 11 166 0 2,300 5,037 19 86 17 46,500 1,192 13 82 11 69,100 506 2 472 3 3,300 9 7 48 11 2,400 647 19 123 0 1,200 2,297 8 44 13 ' 861 18 20 16 3,038 19 137 11 4,600 18,265 15 278 15 3,159 15 168 IS 4,279 2 5,232 19 313,300 12,131 18 5,127 9 1,200 5,805 13 139 0 800 263 10 97 14 500' 3,293 12 47 0 300! 2,460 14 119 5 2,385 10 106 12 3,602 13 259 0 2,000 3,880 10 85 17 30,000 7,919 4 297 2 I 160,168 11 7,811 4 437 1 3,155 18 2,835 1 486 0 12 16 18 0 1,496 14 614 14 11 5 12 3 0 10 8 0 38 14 95 12 4 7 11 7 9,379 9 13 4 44 8 18 18 6 16 *22 8 28 9 **4 16 26 3 981 9 267 1 12 8 14,045 7 4 0 *81 3 6 3 12 7, 1,170 18 25 0 0,005 12 4 0 *24 7 464 3 I 12,116 12 8 1,935 6 4! 399 6 7 .. I 769 6 3 431 17 0 39 12 4 1 418 6 8 184 18 0 47 11 11 587 18 5 229 8 8 9 0 3 66,887 19 10 6,032 7 3 8,452 14 0 ■ ■ 52 0 0 ) 1,316 11 5; 103 0 3 1 378 0 3 i 2,152 15 2| 75 13 0 84 4 11 95 18 10 12 0 0 8 19 6 ) 587 2 ll 34 13 0 23 18 0 I 2,404 14 9 238 2 2 255 19 5 1 3,449 16 1 202 7 10 406 13 7 i 525 1 6[ 8 12 81 51 5 9 782 2 5 3 10 0 15 6 0 ! 698 10 5 6 10 0 147 15 8 » 1,007- 12 17 2 6 62 8 11 1 426 8 11 23 12 11 58 12 11 1 1,121 13 3 19 15 6! 170 12 8 I 2,504 8 10 16 10 0 194 5 9 ' 1,877 5 4 46 7 6 146 14 11 ' 1,846 15 8 .. 263 8 1 I 837 10 6 65 15 11 342 18 0 I 283 17 7 28 9 6 9 9 7 ) 671 18 1 28 13 6. 154 13 10 1 346 0 7 29 15 O 111 12 11 193 13 10 21 19 0 21 9 5 530 15 6 31 8 0 222 19 1 i 1,161 12 4 30 14 0 64 7 7 1,573 3 0 13 10 0 260 19 11 1 2,753 10 10 27 10 0 261 9 7 1 414 8 10 14 0 0 21 0 7 504 8-8' 10 O 0! 53 6 10 > 589 13 5 33 2 0 36 18 4 I 1,364 11 9 20 10 0 65 3 9 1 393 1 8 41 1 8 81 6 1 1 2,323 14 0 15 15 0 82 9 3 ) 606 5 3 4 11 0 16 19 7 I 573 12 7 65 17 6 107 7 10 ) 267 16 8 7 12 0 13 4 10 150 4 9 37 5 0 76 15 8 1,116 14 10 20 12 6 62 15 8 1 1,870 19 1 46 16 8 160 7 1 1 1,667 13 8 22 13 4 81 11 10 F: 521 10 9 8 10 0 36 15 4 10,738 10 11 221 13 0 926 6 8 1 133 6 5 7 0 1 2 11 1 5 6 5,760 9 11 3,564 19 0 51 15 6 73 1 7 1 16 11 7 6 11 57 17 11 81 7 7 12 0 10 3 18 5 9 12 11 10 2 5 9 19 1 25 11 7 15 15 9 24 16 5 38 8 11 10 9 1 7 16 6 22 17 9 11 12 6 4 13 5 9 14 9 25 7 2 28 4 5 26 16 0 8 3 11 17 0 2 13 9 2 18 0 0 9 4 7 19 11 10 15 8 9 17 11 4 3 13 6 1 15 4 23 17 4 48 18 8 13 17 2 9 13 3 305 2 4 , Cr. 3 18 10 102,493 0 8 2,172 11 10 464 0 10 . 1,839 5 3 ICr. 1 10 6 I Cr. 51 18 8 34,412 11 7 I 7,423 15 6 651 6 10 289 14 6 6,012 6 2 . 3,168 0 7 ' 2,584 18 3 I 556 5 10 i 650 19 0 710 7 4 i 1,134 4 0 794 1 10 ' 1,283 12 11 I 5,676 0 2 , 4,552 15 10 4,558 19 8 . 8,702 2 9 i 723 0 0 I 1,742 7 8 i 493 16 3 i 1,475 2 6 I 837 0 7 I 1,309 13 5 i 2,260 15 11 ) 1,939 15 10 1,782 13 5 I 587 15 0 ! 1,015 7 4 I 2,224 3 5 ' 1,434 9 6 , 1,060 5 8 I 239 2 10 I 4,756 17 7 i 712 12 2 1 389 5 4 I 1,482 3 9 ! 9,700 14 10 ! 4,085 15 11 ! 7,915 15 11 I Cr. 41 16 6 11,522 16 6 L 5,724 7 7 ) 2,877 19 4 ) 1,900 14 7 1 2,584 9 9 1 1,986 12 10 3 2,134 3 3 3 1,348 13 9 1 2,817 0 6 3 3 3 .. 14,588 16 5 5,777 0 2j 579 10 0 108,849 10 10 745 4 10 2,917 16 8 0 5 0 58 15 0 1,770 16 6 3 16 7 25 0 0 2,520 19 6 0 3 4 .. 826 5 8 65 6 6 219 0 5 78,965 3 11 7 13 10 .. 11,973 8> 2 945 15 1 1,049 1 0 36,407 7 8 0 8 6 .. 52 8 6 97 11 0 260 5 0 9,630 18 11 6 8 4 39 0 0 3,082 9 10 0 2 8 15 0 409 16 5 11 16 10 78 5 0 7,355 8 0 10 7 8 119 11 0 6,254 13 6 48 0 11 154 3 5 6,927 7 8 2 0 8 10 0 1,156 7 8 10 6 0 10 0 1,457 6 4 0 3 0 9 15 8 1,582 15 0 2 5 5; 6 16 8 2,240 0 8 0 16 l! 31 2 8 1,344 14 5 1 0 4; 134 13 8 2,756 19 11 544 10 5, 11 15 0 8,963 5 11 1 12 6 ! 41 14 0 6,691 6 6 13 10 8 35 0 0 6,750 18 0 5 8 1 62 15 0 10,026 19 4 1 1 18 8 0 10 0, 1,055 1 10 0 10 6! 58 8 6| 2,679 9 9: 0 10 6 10 0| 999 8 3 : 0 10 6: 31 5 0 1,748 13 8' 16 6! 3 0 0 1,636 4 5! 5 18 l; 38 0 0 2,635 12 7' 2 6 4 25 0 0 4,163 19 7! 1 10 11' 65 7 9 5,076 0 11! 13 1 4 0 0 2,245 9 10| 4 9 1' 4 15 0! 1,241 14 9! 112- 2 0 0 1,693 11 el 2 16 9 1 27 12 8 3,722 18 4' 7 12 41 28 2 6' 1,994 18 4: 101 4 1 10 0' 3,903 19 10, ' 0 2 7 0 10 0 883 0 ol 14 6 17 13 0 5,540 4 4| 0 4 10 .. 1,005 4 Ol 110 2 15 0 659 2 1! ' 2 19 2 38 10 6 2,747 13 9, 1 40 10 0 180 3 0 11,998 9 4! 5 17 1 37 0 0 5,914 9 01 0 18 3 56 2 9 8,549 6 8 ; 12 3 9 .. 12,162 0 2 1 20 6 7 502 10 1 12,045 13 2 0 16 21 48 12 8 6,134 14 7 0 3 1 3 8 3 3,363 11 10 0 9 8! 56 6 3 2,161 10 2 1 1 7 10, .. ! 3,396 8 9! I 8 0 0 283 2 81 3,114 18 1 I 3 5 4 5 0 6' 5,045 2 10 I 5 15 9. 29 5 0, 2,359 7 2 i 5 0 6 82 9 10 6,852 13 6 7,554 352 185 204 26,450 6,336 882 107 585 2,152 6,308 2,328 2,240 2,725 1,970 1,468 4,446 5,876 3,567 8,803 532 423 1,616 746 1,025 1,518 3,277 3,007 5,385 752 619 1,774 2,076 2,231 3,077 787 4,244 724 462 1,804 4,203 4,155 1,557 16,687 "612! 4,376 382 1,887 1,875 5,485 1,025 6,330 247 *705 426 27 3 7 18 155 12 247 *705 426 27 3 7 18 155 12 20 10 47l 18 74 131 34 151 254 2 10 1 4 12 37 24 141 13 21 54 19 72 45 43 57 7 28 56 42 43 9 281 *27 45 18 15 29 112 14 23 18 155 12 20 10 47l 18 74 131 34 151 254 2 2 10 1 4 12 37 24 141 13 21 54 19 72 45 48 57 7 9 2 4 1 4 4 1 2 6 81 13 42 2 1 1 1 6 3 3 81 1 4 i 4 8 3 9 6 11 142 "18 •• 42 2 1 1 1 1 0 3 3 81 1 4 i 4 8 3 9 6 11 2 8; 19; 15 2 1 42: 919 ■■ If 1*66' W 699 87 6 6 41 16 16 32 69 57 217 20 51 118 58 82 141 55 134 19 18 92 247 120 50 346 186 64 52 RR 21 41 242 240 250 15 185 1,367 1,004 88 10,976 9 .. 328 240 10 2 .. 82 1 .. 353 1. **76 l|264 495 1 610! 12 552 8,667 792 389,373! .. 30 86 1 2,677 1 .. 15 730 14 63 7 311,817 2 162 53 2 1,388 13 821 286 14 9,333 4 1 14 2,151 2 1 31 6 3,551 35 2 2,113 4 .. 6 .. 104 2 7 3 .. 533 3 24 78 2 6,480 16 9 277 3 5,624 4 8 68 36 2,278 19, 54 1,010 63 7,966 1| 38 663 3,291 366,568 4 .. 873 1 1 36 38 1,643 2 .. 43 1,137 1 1 10 457 2 2 39 1 4,669 1 2 78 2 2,943 3 .. 38 2,936 4 46 592 242 15,959 ..... 27 289 16,177 .. i .. 72 .. 1,238 4 .. 51 2,039 2! 1 80 1,193 6 30 75 4 5,394 14i 24 97 .. 1,533 6 21 83 5,708 10| 4 93 6,076 3| .. 60 459 5 1 12 425 1 2 957 5 4,805 10 7 211 7,595 3 2 25 1 8,299 2 9 17 1! 68,244 ' ■• i 20: 96 292 1 33,947 I 3| 1 74 .. 17,409 6; 10 51 2 5,914 2 1 124 .. I 599 1 5 3 142 .. 9,050 I 5 ..' 24 2l 3,275 8; 9 62 25,583 ' ... -94 11 .. 6,755 4 10 69 .. 9,173 i *345 94,807 1 .. 83,210 1 .'. 4,007 I " 6\ 36,325 li 23J819! 9,322 19 1 127 562. ' 2,923 3,413 1 779 1,812 I 21 7 182! " I .. I 87 1,103 1 .. 4 1 3 ! 84 > 19 I 10,016 1 30 1 389 619 1 io "s 1 382 139 65 1 4 33 91 7 *32 40 44 23 8 '30 1 1 1 I 23 8 4 5 3 4 3 6 25 42 46 3 4 8 20 16 , 7 1,942,300 40,900 42,900 181,400 24,992,900 5,723,300 2,213,300 373,300 378,300 461,400 47,400 37,100 48,300 9,900 46,200 214,700 600,900 157,500 356,800 69,500 33,400 164,100 24,400 27,700 76,900 235,100 162,300 353,700 622,700 23,000 89,500 137,500 145,600 269,300 123,400 162,500 21,600 40,700 110,000 325,200 340,400 34,900 69,661 13 19,159 16 2,815 3' 887 8 0 19 21,158 15j 25,835 5j 9,048 4 54 13] 1,484 3l 3,553 5! 3,826 1 290 19: 992 9 383 10 182 5 289 18, 847 16, 1,031 6; 492 12l 1,590 6, 767 ll! 180 12: 722 18' 244 14 107 1 373 10: 270 4 354 2: 1,024 13 654 14 328 2' 776 0 580 10' 705 7; 813 14 215 14 780 2 241 14 224 0 403 14 1,272 10 1,956 13 1,063 15, 61,218 13 8,400 5 93 17 7,498 14 0 17 113,530 14 889 5 935 9 15 6 1,767 11 5,153 19 1,889 6 261 18 236 6 451 13 176 18 181 14 421 2 1,095 2 396 8 1,748 7 1,876 8 81 12 283 0 212 16 61 10 250 8 446 17 495 13 831 5 1,029 6 120 8 304 18 267 16 588 18 737 13 351 6 719 15 186 14 142 0 318 16 994 0 1,119 10 286 10 10,636 18 78 11 1,443 13 6,862 18 98,953 16 15,450 15 10,537 11 154 0 7,407 3 3,913 7 3,779 19 602 18 1,037 7 606 9 164 1 756 16 808 19 3,230 6 522 6 1,278 8 2,577 19 380 1 1,379 6 562 0 100 17 868 13 1,938 1 949 3 805 7 6,913 10 229 17 629 0 612 17 619 18 1,381 3 202 4 518 15 161 1 406 17 573 9 1,538 1 2,072 19 357 1 Hurunui-Bluff Section— Lyttelton (Coaching). (Goods). (Wharf). Heathcote. Woolston. Opawa. Christch. (Passengers). (Parcels). (Goods). (D.T. Mgr.). Addington. Papanui. Styx. Belfast. Kaiapoi. Rangiora. Oust. Bennett's. Oxford East. West. Sefton. Amberley. Waipara. Waikari. Culverden. Hornby. Prebbleton. Lincoln. Springston. Ellesmere. Doyleston. Leeston. Southbridge. Little River. Templeton. Rolleston. Kirwee. Darfield. Sheffield. Springfield. Broken River. Coalgate. Burnham. Selwyn. Dunsandel. Rakaia. Methven. Chertsey. Ashburton (Coaching!. (Goods). Tinwald. Mount Somers. Winslow. Hinds. Rangitata. Orari. Winchester. Temuka. 81 130 ' I 135 1 274 1 455 ) 777 ' 10,618 1 nft 17 15 403: 1,258 ,258 143 173 181 463 143 802 402 182 2,550 372 149 336 765 170 812 147 310 2 1 143 173 181 463 143 862 2 1 4 7 8 3 I 100 '* 1 33 1 .. 1 20 182 25 17 185 399 277 48 1 2,270 I .. 108 i 1 .. I 8 i 8 363 1,114 457 143 > .. 6 ) 27 1 9 21 84 148 124 695 201 853 1.230 31 133 103 290 4,113 1,133 5,3851 513 1,149 1,853 595 561 1,298] 2,0321 2,597 5,062! 1,399 2,178 3,898! 3,261 6,950 11,996 1,553; 8,941 ■' 5,963 6,909 11,675 20,663 70 8 86 30 8 95 124 75 648 634 212 619 537 2,181 469 3,733 478i 351 99 379 156 57 998 37 1,033 8 40,029 36 99,407 13,702 1 11,046 28 60,067 60,221 39,587 10 15,859 5 16,056 I I I r . ' 735 2,292 1,365 2,932 38 2,203 2,830 904 603 1,927 6 2,928 141 1,720 500 1,306 564! 355 i .. .. : ) 225 14 0 57 0 0i 73 8 3 ! 413 4 2 2 9 101 61 0 2 3 110 7 5' 57 5 0 34 0 5 702 17 41 18 0 54 0 9 734 3 9 5 0 0 77 19 11 I 2,617 16 2 49 10 0 189 6 4 837 6 4 80 12 0 42 11 4 3 3,448 5 111 130 4 8 287 5 91 4 15 11 5 7 0 2 6 10 , 12 10 10 19 18 11 46 1 3 15 3 0 ll 82 6 4 2 12 5 18 19! 9 ■ 2 10 22 104 11 90 108 247 57 131 i 70 886 ) 54 265 1 1 3 3 159 .. 265 3 201 29 14 5 22 4 5 4 9 2,126,500 7,600 180,800 81,900 127,800 63,200 325,600 213,000 850,900 4,079 9; 435 0 1 1,490 0 361 0| 995 4 633 7l 910 13 452 7i 1,010 19, 4,911 7 165 9 858 17 161 13 428 5 381 18 929 19 523 6 1,058 17 14,082 12 1,361 7 485 6 710 15 779 7 382 18 2,038 11 858 4 3,850 9 1 j 16 197 1,090 268 3 "l90 223 5 .. 190 268 1,226

RETURN NO. 12-continued. STATEMENT of Revenue and Expenditure of each Station for the Tear ended 31st March, 1907— continued.

niTTWATtn [urunui-Bluff Section— continued. Washdyke Pleasant Point Albury Fairlie Timaru (Coaching) 1 (Goods) \ (Wharf) J St. Andrew's Makikihi Studholme Junction Waimate Morven Glenavy Pukeuri Junction .. Duntroon Kurow Oamaru (Coaching) 1 (Goods) 1 Breakwater ) Waiareka Ngapara Maheno Herbert Hampden Palmerston Lime Quarry Dunback Waikouaiti Seaclifl Waitati Port Chalmers Upper Sawyers' Bay P.Chalmers (Coach'g) (Goods) Burke's Ravensbourne Pelichet Bay Dunedin (Pass.) 1 (Parcels) )' (Goods) .. (Traf. Supt) Gavel sham '■ Cattle-yards Bumside Abbotsford Wingatui Junction Middlemarch Hyde Ranfurly Omakau Alexandra.. Mosgiel Outram Allanton .. Henley Waihola Milbum Milton Waitahuna Lawrence Lovell's Flat Stirling Balclutha Clinton Waipahi Tapanui Kelso Heriot Pukerau .. Gore (Coaching) I . (Goods) j Riversdale Balfour Mataura Edendale .. Wyndham Woodlands Invercargill (Pass.) , (Parcels) \ (Goods) J (D.T.Mgr.) Waimahaka Bluff (Cooching) -) „ (Goods) \ „ (Wharf) J Makarewa Thornbury Riverton Orepuki Fairfax .. Otautau .. Nightcaps.. Winton Centre Bush Dipton Lumsden Kingston Through traffio (Lake Wakatipu) Exhibition traffic .. Accountant Tablet stations General Totals Stations. No. of lHonrs| Hands Traffic ,open, em- i Expenditure. Iployed. ±3 s. d. ■12J 1 184 17 2 10 2 260 6 10 10J 2 260 11 4 13J 4 i 631 3 6 19 50 11,061 9 5 12 2 272 11 0 11 1 181 6 5 10J 3 415 16 5 12J 5 689 5 2 9 1 196 3 8 12 4 231 10 0 18 | 1 208 0 11 11 2 293 0 0 14 4 619 11 6 16 42 A 918 7 2 ( 936 2 11 164:1 2 809 11 4 10 2 257 19 8 18 : 3 393 1 9 12 2 269 4 0 12J 2 334 0 8 22j 14 1,953 0 11 9 "l 179 14 10 14 3 363 18 4 13} 2 273 8 3 15 2 309 18 9 13 1 116 9 4 18J 3 512 6 0 I 18 17 4,891 10 11 19J 2 341 15 10 19 8 473 10 10 18 2 393 5 11 24 166 18,708 14 11 20 84 16,692 3 9 ) .. .. 20J 3 451 11 1 21 6 890 9 1 20J, 3 495 18 11 20J 3 i 504 10 9 20J 4 605 8 5 10 3 352 18 1 11 2 268 7 2 13 3 349 10 10 15 6 1,226 19 11 I 9 4 324 15 4 20 12 1,752 3 81 12 4 561 2 0 15 2 i 286 9 8 11 j 1 186 16 1 13 2 270 4 0 12 | 1 176 0 8 llj 9 1,186 13 11 14J 3 414 13 0 15}! 6 922 12 6 13 | 2 302 3 5 18 6 752 4 9 15 16 2,249 3 2 17 11 1,615 3 5 15 3 399 17 2 9 1 178 11 6 9 2 273 3 8 10J 4 602 9 9 12jj| 2 254 6 8 15J 15 2,195 3 11 11 3 416 4 4 ll|l 2 291 12 10 16 5 733 4 11 11 i 3 457 17 6 llj! 4 480 19 6 13 3 424 8 10 20 88 | 10024 5 " (6,859 14 4 I .. I .. 10J! 2 403 17 4 I 16 18 5,283 3 5 12 I 2 j 256 7 0 11JI 3 492 17 9 10 I 3 , 415 4 1 14j! 8 I 1,064 15 11 9 1 219 2 8 11 3 564 10 10 13 6 , 877 7 2 12J| 5 I 712 10 10 11 2 ! 276 11 4 IS : 2 251 0 11 15 9 i 1,193 3 7 9 8 j 635 14 2 '.' 17 2,490 7 11 46,439 14 2 .. 1,231 257,939 6 6 i Firstclass Single. I I 5,072 *100 184, 649 1,475. 73 8 94 420 I 2,915 100 97 151 44 182 602 71 237 170 223 743 594 I 3,176 "l98 590 320 (17,473 514 125 205 299 47 253 715 189 959 306 94 160 95 15 114 382 126 Nu, I First- ; class . Return. I ; 122 480 57 307 71 219 917 56 277 240 192 2,179 1,389 11,443 "682 4,809 2,146 47,866 813 1,253 3,412 1,687 6,46! *29( 19! 2,274 21 124 48! 3,69! 269 26 MBER OF Tickets. Number; Second- Second- Season \ Pftrcel8 - class class Total. Tickets. Single. 1 Return. ..I j I 1,802 1,093 3,131 2 692 8,181 5,744, 9,787 76 1,604 1,169 2,057 3,651 31 970 8,711' 5,707! 10,670 15 1,473 35,390 39,007] 85,937 1,024 22,555 3,970 5,379 9,807 63 1,297 1,629 2,779 l,79ll 40 994 3,720 2,746 7,780 37 776 7,654 7,925 19,228 8 5,047 1,360, 2,111 3,528 22 717 2,132 3,229 5,558 36 1,417 990 601 1,686 58 1,145 927 1,738 2,848 61 1,007 3,798 5,756 10,456 32 1,595 30,412 25,312! 62,338 264 19,729 1,881 473 1,927 ' 77 1,471 956 1,339 2,449 37 718 2,476 3,061 5,995 160 1,204 1,204 2,821 4,140 21 824 2,524 2,759 5,684 64 1,297 11,088 11,761 24,368 113 2,634 *530 "5101 1,167 " 8 ' 460 2,281 3,105 5,850 59 1,258 2,539 3,879; 6,828 87 1,259 : 2,766 2,823 6,004 68 980 1 2,783 ll,57l! 17,276 454 881 1 3,677 8,631 14,291 1,131 186 I 13,828 50,444 78,891 4,835 1,10C I 837 2,926i 4,643 942 3C , 3,153 23,568 32,120 3,835 173 I 3,834 16,783 23,083 3,780 236 1 88,004 179,148 332,491 8,162 ,I,Q OOC 108,82C 4,815 10,589 2,940 4,086 3,792 14,104' 3,650 13,729 2,663 5,076 1,297 957 747 498 1,352 896 4,490 2.643 964 1,360 9,583 25,208; 4,900 4,305 1,882 2,839 1,348 2,779 1,137 1,372 1,067 843 6,531 9,306 1,461 2,061 4,377 6,547 986 1,111 5,018 6,748 12,994 16,153 5,260 7,722 1,303 1,501 1.643 1,513 1,358 1,862 2,561 2,730 921 2,794 13,260 15,025 : 4,815 10,689 16,603 1,850 1,144 2,940 4,086 8,632 584 54 3,792 14,104 21,822 2,780 170 3,650 13,729 19,491 3,824 213 2,663 5,076 8,643 963 718 1,297 957 2,822 92 1,664 747 498 1,318 25 1,577 927 3,798 30,412 1,831 956 2,476 1,204 2,524 11,088 530 2,231 2,539 2,766 2,783 3,677 13,828 837 3,153 3,834 88,004 3,131 2 9,787 76 3,651 31 10,670 15 85,937 1,024 9,807 03 4,79l! 40 7,780 87 19,228 8 3,528 22 5,558 36 1,686 58 2,848 61 10,456 32 62,338 264 1,927 77 2,449 37 5,995 160 4,140 21 5,684 64 24,363 113 1,167 " 8 5,850 59 6,828 87 6,004 68 17,276 454 14,291 1,131 I 78,891 4,835 *4,643 942 32,120 3,835 23,083 8,780 332,491 8,162 16,603 1,850 8,632 584 21,822 2,780 19,491 3,824 8,643 963 2,822 92 1,318 25 2,730 8,163 89 2,684 2 37,821 3,716 0,944 90 6,018 24 4,390 13 2,730 2,060 61 17,729 130 3,785 56 12,408 39 2,234 98 12,595 96 31,320 88 14,072 41 3,160 7 3,740 3,432 8 5,624 7 3,847 44 32,310 175 22 36 58 61 32 264 77 87 160 21 64 113 8 59 87 68 454 1,131 4,835 942 3,835 3,780 8,162 1,850 584 2, 7S0, 3,824 963 92 692 1,604 970 1,473 22,555 l,297j 994 776 5,047, 717 1,417; 1,145 1,007 1,595 19,729 1,471 718 1,204 824 1,297 2,634 **460 460 1,258 1,259 980 881 186 1,100 36 173 238 108,820 i*144 54 170 218 718 1,664 1,577 1,855 1,211 637 2,982 1,161 1,128 £53 459 169 3,389 535 2,285 199 1,900 6,884 1,839 513 828 561 626 1,011 9,057 forses Cal '- lorses. ,i lg8S 62 825 16 14 30 93 19 22 62 40 43 237 32 4 87 14 88 8 45 18 ' 51)1! " 3 64 69 27 OUTWARD. —I , p ,— —I j ; — ■ Trucks 1 Truofeg riales Oogs. 6 '; Lime, Cattle. Calves, j Sheep, jpigs. of* °!L Superficial Grain. A-hSise Minerals. P £2S S£ Parcels, Ac. Goods, , Mis - Rents and '■ Total Value ria s es - I «c. ■ woo) * ire , Feet ciianaise. Passengers. rickets. Miscellaneous 1 cellaneous. Commission., forwarded. Ac. wood - J J ! I I ! I L_ I I i _J I I I I i Ts. c. Ts. c. 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I I ' ' i. I 369 67! 5 33 3,107 34 6 81 3,442 ; 42 12 144 4,726| 64! 15 205 21,652! 170' 68 485 2,858! 8 3 ' 101 1.791 17! 1 6 6 768! 231 7. 88 8,602 110: 37( 232 1,266 21: 8 28 2,240 8 4! 95| 406 60 4! 75 4,003 34 5 85 4,703 78 10 259 14,887 264 26! 401 "266 " 3 .. I 41 6,082 25 14| 130 2,010 13 .. I 80 1,352 4 .. 52 3,425 13 8i 128 4,670 87 131 168 1,103 "ll " 4 45 2.792 40 6 190 2,642 5 1 130 1,103 11 2 138 117 .. 12 317 3 1 48 3,137 25 .. 95 " 90 Y. Y. " 8 249 .. .. 30 281 .. 12 36,013 *613 65 1,205 1.062 .. .. 80 165 7 .. 89 342 .. 38 418 3 .. 49 458 147 1 100 4,700 50 87 228 1,781 19 6 91 4,488 70 14 221 6,024 85 25 163 1.063 17 5 20 3,123 144 7 89 2,307 34 3 43 916 26 2 58 1,606 .17 7 88 865 2 1 25 440 10 1 21 5,585 50 14 168 1,684 18 2 68 5,695 89 15 111 737 12 5 32 3,784 11 6 65 9,325 105 36 842 6,834 50 14 235 1,072 24 5 39 2.908 47 8 61 1,573 13 2 23 1,860 22 14 75 1,157 5 2 38 14,031 278 26 330 6*003 ' 38 " 5 158 2,095 20 7 76 5,457 20 5 80 3,501 46 2 109 4,737 66 3 72 1,770 3 1 78 21,016 322 *S3 517 Tr Sf° k8 i *"«*• Timber Parcels. : Horses. ,?*£, Dogs. 2**' gtae, Cattle. 1 Calves. Sheep. Pigs. I B^ ol °' j F ? r ' e . Su^erficiil : J 1 ! I I 1 : 3 10 71 1 16! 7 9! 10 38 247 5 3 6 7 8 2 19 21 13 2 1 3 1 2 5 8 9 5 24 22 98 8 1 13 19 3 8 2 8 1 15 5 5 3 17 1 21 1 22 8 22 Y. **76 Y. '' "l6 64 "l6 4*255 1 29 3 65 858 1 35 3 -6 18 7 10 5 5 31 16 36 2 36 2 21 2 58 1 24 20 2 44 3 1 6 105 2 5 18 57 2 13 37 175 14 18 1 2 7 2 3 7 3 19 1 2 5 **22 1 13 3 " 2 1 5 3 1 1 71 16 9l 38 5 3 7 2 21 134 24 54 66 465 ' 81 96 91 209 30 7 208 47 53 503 17 108 54 49 20 59 129 3 97 154 150 4 28 *23 2 1,049 7,887 34 56 53 392 60 94 181 15 355 422 487 423 21 32 159 43 279 118 196 803 125 23 26 16 62 115,779 167 5,159 8,163 890 3 244,784 3 9,909 1 88,313 6 3,407 5 18,847 223 1,138 46 2,417 54 10,608 16,991 "3 12 1,074 3 5 4,714 5 23,048 111 1 886 16,866 4 1 1,293 27 1 4,256 341 1 2 3,939 56 1 1,271 38 119 2 3,255 20 1,593 30 1,701 86 97 1 78 46 2,189 *63 1 *5,022 "71 582 198,888 2*943 2 746 200 513 2 7,652 211 2 2,510 1 808 1 2,041 20 3,984 1 1,783 86 884 2,833 6 37 1,260 32 1 3,885 17 177 1,076 1 5,325 116 1 785 1 1,819 13 422 736 233 238 7,643 93 15 3,041 27 1 781 500 150 6,213 11 1,356 INWARD. 111 4 27 1 *211 1 223 46 54 2 19 .. 39 18 29 12 32 37*170 107 38,836 458 5 4 6 28 29 12 5 15 11 20 8,843 100 12,171 8 23 983 29 3 80 66 1 82 40 HJ 2 .. 1 37,292 7 '.'. 7 30 28' 920 294 Y. 22 278 24 16 :: 1 J 1 29 22 2 104 10 1,555 16 6 5 87 18 885 14 9 10 28 19 145 2 181 31 16 130,100 157,800 379,200 493,100 5,559,700 2,100 324,000 105,900 100,300 1,176,500 144,300 192,600 22,500 139,300 224,100 1,922,200 3,200 17,200 273,700 143,100 56,100 167,200 205,100 500 500 75,300 216,100 147,600 89,200 41,900 754,300 2,500 25,200 138,800 8,625,700 42,700 289,500 148,600 79,700 52,000 207,700 42,100 254,200 758,900 98,300 173,100 897,500 54,400 214,200 23,000 6,500 323,800 93,700 331,800 31,700 307,100 940,100 231,800 55,400 340,200 165,100 520,700 156,000 Ts. c. 708 16 1,200 2 1,270 3 1 1,697 9 54,289 3 , 37,545 19 2,147 12 811 ie 881 17 2,512 8 580 15 607 8 229 17 919 1 908 5 22,439 6 23,989 2 175 19 3,186 11 1,301 10 397 8 1,978 8 1,048 1 22 7 2,508 4 785 6 801 15 604 0 9 10 423 14 5,214 13 0 8 36 12 7,121 12 30,671 9 379 2 715 2 3,492 16 122 2 246 9 696 18 292 4 889 18 1,181 5 187 19 2,209 8 1,696 5 818 2 688 19 323 6 322 16 3,779 8 676 7 1,634 2 422 16 1,021 18 3,389 13 2,154 13 601 9 810 13 765 8 861 7 804 11 Grain. I *»$£*■ ! Minerals. j I Ts. c. I 168 1 1 530 4 I 869 11 I 1,048 9 I 39,969 2 I 1,034 2 1 926 18 421 7 284 0 I 3,215 0 1 298 0 l 410 14 122 1 697 5 784 11 9,157 8 433 0 47 7 934 4 387 2 251 4 521 10 786 0 1 10 384 14 465 9 507 11 271 10 28 6 1,416 7 25,357 17 3 11 6 11 132 4 22,767 4 *99 8 1,223 10 680 15 121 10 147 1 717 19 248 16 1,134 13 3,240 11 785 19 742 9 781 12 100 9 393 0 157 15 158 6 1,293 12 892 2 2,676 13 178 12 1,079 15 2,407 12 740 6 135 7 552 5 275 3 705 7 319 10 Ts. 0. 3,880 12 1,466 12 906 4 1,800 17 20,857 1 666 17 4,176 14 1,102 5 917 8 4,934 8 998 1 737 8 451 3 845 5 880 15 18,215 13 451 6 1,557 17 2,411 4 1,897 15 815 14 989 2 1,382 10 1,128 8 962 17 2,587 4 2,164 15 1,048 11 2,325 19 13,375 18 1,167 5 20,553 7 125,878 6 5,326 4 16,426 2 5,041 4 371 17 542 13 1,974 11 551 1 1,953 4 3,997 8 1,105 3 650 5 3,317 0 1,852 8 3,183 2 810 11 8,796 6 3,840 12 2,939 3 5,181 2 1,319 6 1,736 5 6,211 15 3,244 16 571 15 1,176 1 2,064 1 2,590 14 681 4 Hurunoi-Bloff Section — continued. Washdyke. Pleasant Point. Albury. Fairlie. Timaru (Coaching,. „ (Goods). , (Wharf). St. Andrew's. Makikihi. Studholme Junction. Waimate. M01 ven. Glenavy. Pukeuri Junction. Duntroon. Kurow. Oamaru (Coaching). (Goods). ' Breakwater. Waiareka. Ngapara. Maheno. Herbert. Hampden. Palmerston. Lime Quarry. Dunback. Waikouaiti. Seacliff. Waitati. Port Chalmers Upper. Sawyers' Bay. P.Chalmers (Coaching). (Goods). Burke's. Ravensbourne. Pelichet Bay. Dunedin (Passengers). . (Parcels). (Goods). (Traf. Supt.). Caversham. Cattle-yards. Burnside. Abbotsford. Wingatui Junotion. Middlemarch. Hyde. Ranfurly. Omakau. Alexandra. Mosgiel. Outram. Allanton. Henley. Waihola. Milbum. Milton. Waitahuna. Lawrence. Lovel.'s Flat. Stirling. Balclutha. Clinton. Waipahi. Tapanui. Kelso. Heriot. Pukerau. Gore (Coaching). ., (Goods). Riversdale. Balfour. Mataura. Edendale. Wyndham. Woodlands. Invercargill (Pas'ng'rs). (Parcels). {Goods). (D.T.Mgr.). Waimahaka. Bluff (Coaching). , (Goods). , (Wharf). Makarewa. Thornbury. Riverton. Orepuki. Fairfax. Otautau. Nightcaps. Winton. Centre Bush. Dipton. Lumsden. Kingston. Through traffic (Lake Wakatipu). Exhibition traffic. Accountant. Tablet stations. General. Stations. 26 229 315 171 2,071 433 3,7li 72 48 25 185 36 23 1 2-1 18 6 32 17 103 126 135 61 180 56 39 93 96 88 41 7 1 11 62 13 40 12 23 117 58 13 22 1,288 178 919 110 571 1,379 703 185 282 108 135 102 2,537 1 116 13 791 387 171 93 104 198 27 27 I 1,488 2,638 4,495 1,122 1,638 3,839 11,185 3,810 6,176 3,684 6,652 2,816 4,125 71,219 106,112 7,886 47 2,968 44 15,727 207 10,941 96 11,368 58 7,472 71 206,720 1,334 44 175 47 44 ■207 OI! 2,651 622 1,561 871 1,838 2,968 49*521 34 6 6 165 56 21 38 35 62 23 42 37 210 1,093 180 74 22 190 10 6 9 13 12 176 28 12 8 74 5 134 649 132 100 200 854 378 921 16 62 649 132 100 1 19,692 27 6,520 SSl 3 468 .. 1 28,106 2 8,302 553 3 4,318 6,554 28 *27! 53 1 4 12 14 103 4 20 2,983 120 60 44 47 44 83 26 346 45 1,136,600 753,200 228,300 576,700 289,600 422,300 81,100 9,482 1 2,433 5| 1,099 1 2,873 9, 1,818 8| 1,496 10 1,642 0 : 3,960 15 1,858 13 473 19 3,584 0 627 12 896 16 906 11 2,382 1 3,703 11 1,884 12 1,402 11 3,647 8 2,673 4 4,268 18 254 376 113 449 579 752 379 15,116 2 12 23 854 378 921 " *5S *28 47 15! 114,271 370 5 ' 346 12,905 12,905 565 "38 727 "38 1*422 1*422 71 59,966 i04 71 io4 5,104,800 206,500 19,335 4 1,936 13 16,686 1 808 18 36,247 10 is, | 1,04! *2! 13! 511 "481 4,215 4,642 8,130 4,755 15,993 13,437 "l9 26,008 353 1*012 2,004 **24 6 4 *571 4*364 45 8 *52 4,978 32 1 72 "11' 109 "ll 257 257 2 1,191 Y. Y 76 7,039 12 "85 7 153 " 7 *36 12 76,012 !! 12 25*983 25,310 25*983 78 905,000 4,900 208,000 47,100 97,100 41,100 87,100 30,600 417,700 275,600 73,500 139,200 227,700 201,700 172,000 38,319 19 18,654 19 1,171 10 1,495 7 782 6 1,161 19 619 9 1,625 8 1,207 1 2,742 7 1,100 0 578 9 993 1 587 10 2,226 8 14,346 0 5,115 19 1,178 10 435 14 701 7 1,196 5 158 8 1,001 12 707 17 1,689 19 530 9 860 3 772 3 601 19 1,324 14 6,061 7 1,500 6 3,348 10 1,080 17 1,562 18 1,382 2 1,259 0 2,683 10 642 14 2,613 11 1,480 16 1,079 10 1,660 2 854 19 1,230 9 32 482 18.-1 735 125 121 023 88 195 1,058 498 91 578 401 819 99 210 958 124 1,944 685 531 2,060' 3,802 5,1521 4,741 11,586) 11,526| 677 1.209 1 2,663 5,106 2,216 5,306 8,260 11,538 1,479! 2,082 917 1,491 7,430; 8,552 1.659J 1,704 1,720, 2,415 1,271 96 6,189 43 11,464 179 23,976 32 2,009 26 8,729 82 8,109 18 21,352 55 3,785 95 2,739 30 17,563 190 3,726 41 6,944 3,173 893 2,624 1,155 215 1,529 400 2,445 1,169 964 3,206 425 42 63 108 24 38 2 1 I 1 :) 1,803 10 1 37 2,603 22 1 56 3,575 73 3 62 5,626 68 9 83 675 9 .. 12 4,050 51 10 111 3,600 37 6 112 0,484 106 13 164 1,954 24 4 48 2,096 34 4 99 3,298 71 13 237 3,102 29 4 148 3,308 61 3 149 12 111 112 164 48 99 237 148 119 1 17 9 16 5 21 26 77 2 8 22 46 27 13 30 79 22 3 13' 6 14 84 7 20 5 32 1 9 5 894 1 118 12 34 205 94 24 74 219 6 315 8 47 7 74 11 189 1 52 68 72 8 894 118 34 205 24 74 219 315 47 74 189 52 72 1 25,945 12 5,932 17 157 27 94 2,339 24 949 2,562 6 3,148 3 13,006 14 7 9,403 11 284! 40 1 1,9861 1 63 1,668, 2 3 1,795: 6 1 12 ill 25,310 61 18 55 44 83 8 90 "l 16 15 1 88 25 27 190 41 82 43 27 68 4 61 1 11 173 48 76 217 48 149 16 1 3,308 s 2*104 2,104 .. 3,223 152 .; ; 7,997 8,836 851,4851,387,130 11,220 8,988 212 *212 491,733 8,028 1,260 18,408 2,709,227 71,271 71,271 491,733 18,408 1,174 18,032 4 40,176 6,361 40,176 0,301 2,528,955! 57,661 472,977 172,977 4,776 85,568,900 542,700 11 423,468 6 636,233 11 182,314 288, 8,028 1,1 18,4, 1,174 13,032 40,171 6,361 2,528,955 57,661 472,977 4,776 85,568,900 542,700 11 423,468 1,233 16 389,294 12 9 32,403 19 9, 42,236 10 1134,062 19 2686,223 14 1118,538 7 4; ,.17,705 19 1 1.220,46 0 3 11 Totals. ! _J 1 ! i I i_ I !. DAVIDSON, Accountant.

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RETURN No. 13. Statement of Carriage and Wagon Stock, and Tarpaulins, for the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

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Description. Class. S , Sb -a c rt _*: 0 = < c o M o §£_ ~._E _ a- >> _ 3 CO I 3 c 3 3 I B Rl I g ir o I I 3 _ 'rt _: a o CJ X _ o iCarriages. Royal saloon, bogie, 44 feet Gallery-cars, ,, 44 feet Saloon, bogie, 44 feet „ 41 feet „ 39i feet ... „ „ 37-feet ... „ 35 feet Refreshment-cars, bogie, 47$ feet ... „ ,, 44 feet ... Mot or-train cars, bogie, 60 feet First-class, bogie, 47i feet „ 44 feet „ „ 42. feet ,, „ 30 feet „ 6-wheel „ 4-wheel Composite, bogie, 47. feet „ ,, 46 feet „ 44 feet „ H 42. feet „ 39* feet ,, ,, 3° f ee t ,, 6-wheel „ 4-wheel Second-class, bogie, 47I feet ,, „ 46 feet „ 44 feet „ ,, 42. feet „ 39 J feet „ 35 feet „ ,, 30 feet „ 30 feet 6-wheel ,, 4-wheel Postal, bogie, 44 feet ,, 39* feet •■■ ,, ,, 30 feet ,, composite. 44 feet... A A A A A A A A A A A A A B 0 I) A A A A A B C I) A A A A A A B E C D A A B A 2 1 3 1 3 1 6 1 31 40 2 6 2 I 3 1 19 1 i 3 34 05 13 2 15 5 4 7 6 3 1 24 6 8 6 4 2 62 8 89 30 4 22 6 2 5 9 1 2 I 2 2 3 3 5 1 9 14 2 3 6 9 3 49 8 8 7 4 7 136 8 210 43 13 42 18 2 95 4 165 7 6 2 5 2 1 1 4 2 2 2 2 2 18 25 5i 4 92 6 1 31 28 1 7 3 2 2 4 3 2 1 "s 8 1 3 11 8 3 3 2 1 5 12 6 2 2 27 13 2 6 5 4 1 2 6 2 5 3 Totals 3 12 5 154 240 485 30 11 11 966 Wagons, htc. Brake-vans, 4-wheel ,, bogie Fell Horse-boxes Cattle Sheep Covered goods ... Sleeping-vane ... High-sides F F F G H J K K L La M Mb N O P Q W X Xa Y Yb R Rb S T U Ca Ub Uo V z 2 2 4 2 2 12 41 28 85 84 83 8 778 200 88 5° 80 40 2 18 65 7 76 81 361 97 16 i,445 56 9i 7i 171 306 318 46 3.953 1,076 815 75 ■67 7 5 4 6 3 '5 3 138 2 4 4 I 3 1 1 2 112 207 7 181 353 780 532 75 6,525 1,276 1,282 145 S67 431 104 365 '47 '53 141 160 51 214 5' 97 56 285 10 147 14 97 40 1 5 1 3 1 3 2 6 1 63 24 3 5 12 4 16 12 99 Low-sides Work-train Timber Iron hopper Platform coal Movable iron hopper Frozen meat Cool, insulated ... „ ventilated... Work-train hopper 4 18 12 10 226 20 99 50 24 ■4 21 10 72 6_ 36 232 33 i59 8 9 95 47 42 33 40 30 103 38 SO 26 84 10 37 27 127 5 76 6 42 19 1 70 6 63 50 25 5i 21 52 21 42 5 21 8 55 21 50 3'4 2 20 7 High-Bide, bogie 2 68 20 8 8 65 9 ,, ,, - - • -•■ Sheep, „ Cattle, „ Platform, „ Gas Btoreholders, bogie ... Platform, ,, Horse-boxes, „ Fro.en meat, ,, Covered goods, 1 2 "26 2 42 24 2 2 Totals 34 212 83 i,934 30 3,191 7,657 644 553 104 163 14,605 Tarpaulins 13 37 14 1,225 35 2,460 6,737 96 10,987 170 30 170

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RETURN No. 14. Statement of Locomotive Stock for the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

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•» ... iS 3 N Cylinders. ] Dl f" Stroke meter. —!— e. r Coupled Wheels. No " meter. r. Truck I*. 1 Wheels. . , ... S?_| 5 ► S -= „• 5? _ - : i -2 ! I j § £ =-|,| l n- Dia " 1 I - I SIS' S - rl 3 |= _ £• in tn _> t> •5 S i Di , a - Stroke. No. JP ia ; ! meter. meter. C c — ■1 a o CJ E 3 o H Tender(4 cyl.balaneed compound) In. I2& 19 In. 22 6 Ft. in. 4 6 6 In. 3° 4 4 Tank 16 9* 9* 9i& 16 22 18 18 l8 8 4 4 12 3 6,i 2 6J| 3 o.: 3 °i ! 4 2 2 30 18 18 26* I I .. ! i 8 2 8 6 i I 2 8 n ,, (articulated compound) '5 I I I 29 1 _, I F Fa 10. 12 ■ ioi 14 14 12 .8 18 18 16 6 6 3 °i: 3 o-i 3 0j; 2 8 3 6i| 4 oil 3 61! 3 9 3 6J 4 i 3 °i 3 5 24i 21 2 2 13 4 ii 2 37 8 5 3 2 1 72 20 4 6 32 8 2 2 4 4 6 4 4 4 4 6 8 8 4 2 ! 2 6 10 4 „ "Fell" Tender 20 20 18 18 30 24i 30I 26. 26. 28. 28. 28. 26i 30 I 26 1 36i 36. 251 30 30 26li 30 30 26. 26. 2.84 25 25 30 30 ... 7 2 4 i5 6 J K L La M N 0 P Tank ... 12 12 13 15 15 15 20 20 18 4 ! 6 ! 4 6 ... I '" i 5 4 6 6 5 10 5 4 10 6 i'o Tender 4 2 I 2 I I! 4 4 2 4 20 4 6 Q ,, 16 22 6 4 ' 6 7 13 R S T 0 Ua Ub Db Uc V W Wa Wb Wt> Wr Wf Single Paii-lie 12J 13 15 16 16 ; 16 16 .6 ! 16 16 18 20 20 6 6 8 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 3 o. 3 o. 3 oi 4 6 4 I 4 iJ 4 i 4 I 4 iJ 3 o. 3 3t 3 3? 3 3f 3 6J 3 9 I 9 4 8 18 4 6 ... Tender 6 ... | 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 6 8 6 ... 9 6 20 9 6 20 2 10 20 22 22 20 2 10 10 10 2 I I 12 18 2 20 Tank is ; 14 14 14 14 16 14 2 ■•• 20 20 20 20 8 2 ... i 2 3 ii ,, 2 ... 7 12 2 6 4 1 ,, 22 22 5 9 ,, Totals 2 5 2 53 2 109 ■93 13 10 4 5 398

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RETURN No. 15. Comparative Statement of the Mileage opened, Capital expended, Earnings, Expenses, &c., of Railways in the following Colonies (taken from latest Official Records):-

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Colony. Area in Square Miles. 0 3 o a. o CO 'rH Gauge. Total Cost. 6 o 2 3 s" Cost a * per = = Head of || Popu- ~<_, lacion. a Train Miles run. 6 j a Gross WorkingEarnings. 5 expenses. _ i i « | S3 ft. a P. a Profit eg _ ?•_ on 5 a g>2 S&J Working. |-g -« _ I CD 1° a _ cd — tr fit* a o _1 •Sa< Hi E ! : Passengers carried. i Tonnage ! of Goods. a a_S <d g B S <_, ft « rH S-l > ft <jj S CD 53 3 >, o, cd a q _ M a cd rt ® -c - ° a . r r _ Ills Expense o a . OJ CD _« E EH IS. 2-SaM aS__ _ o s o O r5 _ a a rt Ii r _ CD C_ a a CD DC ac a cd _ r- s Si a _ Year ending Victoria j 87,884 1,226,230 3,394 Ft. in. £ 5 3 41,398,037: £ 12,194 1361 £ s. d.[ 33 15 3: 9,392,069 : 3,787,927 d. £ 96-79 2,116,565 85-75 2,308,384 d. ) 54-08 £ d. 1,671,362 42-71) 4-03 555-88 £ s. d. I 3 1 9 65,088,394: t;3,676,017 £ 71,116 £ 624 492' \£ '169 d. j 3 20-14! 1115-53 1-33 511 , 1,228| 3(10,951 1906. 30 June. New South Wales j (310,700 1,514,240 3,367 4 8J 43,626.063| [12,869 3 450 28 16 3|11,863,682J ;4,234,791! I 4675 1,926,407 39-00 4-43 5 54-51 2 15 11 37,500,531 I 7,629,492 2 1,258 686| 572 160 D 21-38! 5,14-91 1-90 655 Cape of Good Hope 713 313,010 1905. 31 Deo. 1906. 30 June. -221.311 579,741 J2,808 3 6 29,047,230J |10,344| I (206 50 2 1 9,323,039j '(4,047,065 104208,076,920 ) 79 20 970,145:2500 3-34 1 76-001 j 6 19 7 20,611,384! 111,836,946 i 31,441) 1,096; 345 196 3 38-15 5 20.81 666 875 510,426 Queensland 668,224' 528,048 J3.109 3 6 21,741,228 6,930 )168 41 3 5 5,281,611! 11,546,083 70-25 863,356 1 5 39-25} 682,72731-00 3-14 I 55-84 2 18 71 ! 4,568,893 1 51,791,675 J 497 278; 219 , 93 515-331 5(14-12: 1-27 348 460 (5 if '^90,944 ) 7,563 South Australia .. 903,690 376,136 1,891 7,822 ! 1.99 39 6 6! 3,905,628 1,364,662 83-86 778,239 147-82 586,423 35-54 3-96 5 57-03 3 12 7 10,718,195 51,737,339 3 722 412 310 112 2 23-92 I ll-7o! 1-30 333 430 Natal ) 6,515 1905. 31 Dec. 1906. 30 June. 20,461 97,109 783 3 6 112,957,544 16,837 '124 133 8 8 4,483,158 2,052,488 109-88jl,307,010 169-97 745,478 39-91 5-75 i 63-68 21 2 9 2,668,028 5 2,165,191 1 2,622 1,670 952 207 ?34-14 119-41! 5-30 326 412 ! 3,450 Western Australia 975,876 260,779:1,607 26,215 177,757 46o 3 6 ; 9,965,9401 6,202 !162| 38 4 i 4,359,633 1,634,444 89-98|l,201,753 61-19 172,601 166-16 432,691 23-82 4-34 173-53 6 5 4J 12,816,766 5 2,357,573 J 1,017 748 269 172 2 31-18 i 18-67 2-26 326 315 Tasmania (5 e( 3 - 926 - 713 3 6 16,404,076 ) 6,275 8,490 1385 22 1 9 ; 945,918 241,188 .43-79 68,58717-401 1-74 : 71-56 17 2 860.519J >| 399,487 r 513 3671 146 i|l6-70 ) 18-48! 3-63 76 184 [ 1,582 New Zealand 104,4711 746,673 2,090 104,471 758,616 2,099 104,471 815,349 2,174 104,471 833,137 2,227 104,471: 857,985 2,262 3 6 16,703,887 3 6 17.207,328 3 6 18.170,722 3 6 19,081,735 7,849 7,958 - 7,915 i 8,159! 8,436! 1357 1361 375 374! 379 21 19 5 : 3,968,708; 22 0 5 4,187,893j: 21 2 1 4,620,971: 21 16 2 : 5,066,360. 22 4 10 5,443,333b 1 1,469,665 jl,623,891 1,727,236 1,874,586 1,974,038 'I 89-00 929,737 98-001,052,858 1 89-751,127,848 88-751,252,237. 87-001,343.4151 ■56-22 160-31 : 58-58: 59-32 59-23 539,928 32-78 571,533 32-69! 599,388 3117 622,349|29-43 630,623 ! 27-77 3-291 3-421 8--7H 3-4311 3-30 ( I 63-26 i(64-80 165-30 166-80 68 05 1 19 4! 2 2 10| 2 2 4 2 5 0 2 6 0 4,955,5531 5,468,284; 6,243,5931; 7,356,1361 7,575,3901 1(2,624,059 : 3,127,824 3,339,687j (3,529,177 3,730,394 ) 712 : 774 j 794 842 873 1 450 50li 519 : 562 594 2621. 273: 275: 280: 279 5 3173 I188J il96j 1196: 113| i 18-46 I121-32|. i[l9-99: 121-35: 1:16-67 3-00 !|16-17 2-93 U715 209 17-78 3-03 293 304 306 362 372 550 577: 603] 7011 > 9,792 10,295 10,868 12,444 1899. 31 Mar. 1900. 31 Mar. 1901. 31 Mar. 1902. 31 Mar. 1903. 31 Mar. 1904. 31 Mar. 1905. 81 Mar. 1906. 31 Mar. 1907. 31 Mar. :204: 21-36: 18-24, 3-19 7511 12,9921 104,471; 882,097 2,305 3 6 20.692 : 911 3 6 21,701,572 8 6 22,498,972 3 6 23,604,272 8,977 i 383 23 9 2 5,685,399 i 2.180,641 91-751,438,72411 160-48 741,917 31-27 716,331 28-04 3-58|( [65-98 2 9 5| 8,306,383j< (4,072,576 943 321. 2131! 122-21 1 17-221 3-14 377 8091 622 634 676 13,433 104,471' 908,114 2,347 9,141! 387 23 17 11 6,107,079. 24 2 3 6,413,573. 2,209,231 86-501,492,900; 58-46 3-30 ( 67-58 2 8 8 8,514,112 4 4,011,511 938 304 5 217 i 21-051 18-28 3-10 389 86411 13,885 104 471 933,111 2,391 9,410! 391 2,349,704 87.75 1,621,289k !60-47 728,465127-28 812,118128-79 3-24 6 J69-00 2 10 41 8,826,382 . 4,241,422 I 980 304 2 229. 21-991 (18-86 3-01 395 9061 14,127 .. : 104,471! 961,604 2,427 9,570 > 396 24 8 10 6,755,454:2 2.624,600 93-00 1,812,482 i 64-2lj 3-45 6 69-06 2 14 7 9,600,786 4 4,592,099 1 1,078 744: 334 2 253J. 23-37 1 18-90 2-80 398 9661 14,605

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RETURN No. 16. Return showing the Mileage, Capital Cost, Traffic, Revenue, and Expenditure of the New Zealand Government Railways from 1883 to 31st March, 1907. MILEAGE, CAPITAL COST, TRAFFIC, AND REVENUE.

EXPENDITURE.

Year. Mile.. Capital Cost. J.™£;_ * Passengers. No. Revenue. Season Tickets. I No. Revenue. Coachii Parcels. Horses. a =f Coachii g Cattle. Sheep. j Pigs. £jj£§- Wool I Tim I i r~ I, »er. Grain. 1 a I Minerals. Total. Goods Revenue. ■ a JI I 1 * 00 II Revenue Total per Revenue, ii Trainmile. Dogs. Revenue. £ £ £ No. No. No. No. £ No. No. No. No. j Tons. Tons. Tons. To] s. Tons. s. Tons. Tons. Tons. £ £ k £ d. 1882-83 .. 1,358 10,478,998 1883-84 ..1,396 11,078,500 2,785,685 2,841,745 3,283,378 3,272,644 362,106 321,615 8,621 .. 308,620 9,850 975 22,716 34,658 928 27,605 421,671 27,799 ! 11,810 : 51,703 75,740 197, 231 231 I 367,428 350,823 510,088 1,564,823 518,330 29,496 8,757 953,347 82-00 9,036 14,763 325,675 9,555 906 24,666 35,143 939 29,675 627,090 29,522 16,470 62,067 81,255 183, 756 32,738 666,522 30,268 17,030 68,523 86,670 178, 660 36,634 781,470 40,558 14,985 j 74,778 80,280 202, 149 432,223 19 350,263 574,313 1,700,040 548,918 : 31,644 9,221 961,304 8100 1884-85 .. 1,477 11,810,194 2,882,422 3,232,886 348,628 8,999 | 16,406 313,047 10,358 ' 793 24,020 35,592 )09 414,590 365,623 618,511 1,749,856 611,504 23,160 10,422 1,045,712 8700 1885-86 .. 1,613 12,472,814 3,020,550 3,362,266 346,895 10,717 16,482 317,242 9,518 653 22,668 33,271 m 413,847 368,225 '669,081 1,823,767 622,810 16,732 11,229 1,047,419 8300 .7! 1886-87 .. 1,727 13,017,567 3,008,949 3,426,403 339,255 11,821 , 16,998 341,634 9,165 I 689 21,598 33,749 11,518 j 17,800 368,680 9,301 619 21,128 34,727 597 37,435 856,431 48,151 22,110 82,963 73,040 175, 592 32,766 857,397 ! 50,046 22,190 84,147 65,860 158, ,81 581 345,254 329,227 719,579 1,747,754 581,350 14,893 12,523 998,768 79-50 1887-88 .. 1,758 13,352,978 2,944,786 3,451,850 334,926 194 )24 358,022 347,379 700,140 1,735,762 579,359 14,611 13,420 994,843 8100 1888-89 .. 1,777 13,472,837 1889-90 .. 1,809 13,899,955 1890-91 .. 1,842 14,278,586 2,796,007 2,868,203 2,894,776 3,132,803 3,376,459 3,433,629 305,632 347,844 333,122 11,817 I 17,816 370,707 8,378 650 19,971 34,101 12,311 21,504 375,271 9,358 708 21,209 ' 37,097 13,881 20,471 380,319 9,790 757 22,965 38,997 16,341 22,054 393,407 j 11,370 819 25,439 ; 41,795 547 29,426 842,840 47,126 24,335 : 78,203 67,045 160, 678 31,700 985,336 51,539 37,900 91,214 77,454 j 172, 582 35,209 1,258,471 54,684 29,800 87,701 73,650 I 153, »99 447,027 iU 498,198 356,732 399,258 786,690 1,920,431 797,117 2,073,955 610,488 15,663 655,007 18,091 13,915 16,027 997,615 1,095,570 85-50 9150 )78 528,683 385,020 828,079 2,086,011 690,779 20,718 17,615 1,121,701 9300 1891-92 .. 1,869 14,656,691 3,010,489 3,555,764 342,563 653 36,248 j 1,067,614 49,639 26,605 85,888 87,834 170, 796 33,597 ' 1,321,046 38,814 I 34,314 96,841 ' 88,186 168, 831 39,223 1,356,434 j 38,022 38,610 : 101,340 ! 84,658 183, 20 442,277 379,768 873,899 j 2,066,791 671,469 19,388 18,163 1,115,432 88-75 1892-93 .. 1,886 14,733,120 3,002,174 3,759,044 367,594 16,504 23,025 : 420,610 12,993 921 26,780 44,801 10 523,637 397,411 884,031 ; 2,193,330 707,786 18,830 19,486 1,181,522 94-50 1893-94 .. 1,948 15,137,036 3,113,231 3,972,701 378,480 17,226 23,540 448,770 12,350 : 793 25,667 45,206 92 411,191 377,116 864,538 : 2,060,645 686,469 18,563 20,535 1,172,793 90-25 1894-95 .. 1,993 15,352,613 3,221,020 3,905,578 360,243 28,623 24,906 ' 444,981 11,185 750 23,517 43,270 705 40,890 1,519,921 43,292 36,972 103,328 85,102 198, 78 388,556 377,938 857,917 2,048,391 683,726 17,265 21,441 1,150,851 8575 1895-96 .. 2,014 15,425,532 3,307,226 4,162,426 359,822 36,233 29,412 455,511 11,115 716 22,551 54,736 43,069 31,476 | 489,825 11,347 778 22,891 58,084 48,660 34,168 530,993 9,930 862 23,069 60,872 55,027 37,186 589,372 10,348 998 24,963 66,418 693 39,651 1,839,712 53,346 53,260 99,363 78,804 213, 32 ' 374,699 389,881 878,659 2,087,798 698,115 i 18,466 22,490 1,183,041 85-75 1896-97 .. 2,018 15,577,392 3,409,218 4,439,387 378,684 841 35,909 1,964,110 52,327 00,542 98,958 80,014 257, 25 423,888 415,448 1,032,252 2,368,927 774,163 ! 20,225 23,526 1,286,158 90 50 1897-98 .. 2,055 15,993,903 3,666,483 4,672,264 399,262 w I I w — I V ■ — — r — — — t — I — • J 926 44,935 2,356,595 42,784 77,226 103,055 83,656 313, )73 427,448 465,041 1,048,868 ! 2,518,367 837,590 ! 19,631 24,485 1,376,008 9000 1898-99 .. 2,090 16,404,076 3,968,708 4,955,553 438,367 1100 55,878 2,518,233 34.512 83,084 97,396 87,038 j 310, GO 420,071 478,851 1,147,353 j 2,624,059 882,077 ; 20,328 25,289 1,469,665 8900 1899-1900.. 2,104 16,703,887 4,187,893 5,468,284 474,793 63,335 40,228 624,115 11,474 1159 27,066 68,488 82,921 41,925 , 633,770 I 11,421 1336 30,658 ! 72,712 100,778 45,322 677,804 11,926 1506 30,404 79,561 118,431 49,169 731,762 12,737 1646 ; 34,202 \ 87,273 1345 65,063 2,523,787 36,049 77,292 104,621 92,126 334, 77 764,033 536,428 1,218,698 3,127,874 985,723 25,135 29,524 I 1,623,891 9300 1900-1901.. 2,212 17,207,328 4,620,971 6,243,593 503,051 1566 72,868 2,412,191 j 51,059 78,844 96,519 92,830 380, 1564 83,458 2,724,860 55,159 86,378 101,878 100,236 427, 1921 102,461 3,821,333 61,844 121,092 116,309 100,498 I 436, 03 772,571 551,879 1,366,241 j 3,339,687 1,051,695 ■ 28,601 29,253 ; 1,727,236 89-75 1901-1902.. 2,235 [ 18,170,722 5,066,360 7,356,136 575,697 53 813,345 556,395 1,443,792 3,529,177 1,110,575 30,303 33,129 1,874,586 8875 1902-1903.. 2,291 19,081,735 5,443,333 7,575,390 576,529 »08 718,376 633,685 1,604,426 3,730,394 1,189,101 ! 29,960 42,006 1,974,038 87-00 1903-1904.. 2,328 20,692,911 5,685,399 8,306,383 652,080 129,919 52,530 ! 798,800 14,029 2006 I 36,816 110,151 ■2340 107,435 3,756,378 70,268 132,562 101,316 106,066 509, 18 j 820,453 327 732,479 >33 772,258 !35 770,706 658,144 1,744,323 4,072,576 1,806,360 4,011,511 I 1,293,169 33,074 39,587 , 2,180,641 91-75 1904-1905.. 2,374 21,701,572 6,107,079 8,514,112 680,905 140,453 57,252 825,468 15,661 2228 38,592 115,051 147,989 63,006 892,037 17,008 2376 i 40,097 142,642 2307 110,924 3,412,984 77,768 131,714 107,625 109,174 493, 2350 119,311 3,348,685 ; 92,702 144,884 116,086 106,510 534, 630,832 1,277,976 40,067 37,980 ■ 2,209,231 86-50 1905-1906.. ! 2,406 22,498,972 6,413,573 8,826,382 723,867 628,603 1,938,548 4,241,422 1,346,038 I 38.518 35,633 2,349,704 87-75 1906-1907.. 2,456 23,504,272 6,755,454 9,600,786 823,067 165,504 68,986 929,929 17,770 2440 42,081 151,913 2496 133,031 4,661,001 |ll5,222 il68,316 ; 128,161 ilO9,236 507, 712,399 2,135,446 4,592,099 1,498,686 44,692 37,256 2,624,600 93.00 i

Tear. 111 Maintenance of Way. of Way. Per Mile of Railway. Per Trainmill-. -- Loco Amount. Locomotive Power. omotive Power. Per Cent. Per of TrainRevenue, mile. Carriaf Amount. Carriages and Wagons. .ges and Wagons. Traffic. Head and Departmental Offices. General Charges and Sundries. Percent. Per I Per Cent. ] Per Per Cent. Per jPerCent.i Per of Train- Amount. ■ of Train- I Amount. of j Train- Amount. of TrainRevenue, mile. Revenue. mile. Revenue, mile. Revenue, mile. Traffic. Less Credit Recoveries. 2 Amount. Per Cent. of Revenue. Per Cent.! Per Amount. of TrainRevenue.! mile. n m d. 1882-83 .. 51-07 1883-84 .. 55-40 1884-85 .. 57-45 1885-86 .. 54-85 1886-87 .. 55-76 1887-88 .. 5602 1888-89 .. 55-54 1889-90 .. 5713 1890-91 .. 5809 1891-92 .. 56-32 1892-93 .. 58-53 1893-94 .. 56-69 1894-95 .. 54-54 £ 62-18 68-24 65-99 65-91 69-99 6909 64-86 62-32 62-47 63-34 61-97 62-70 6362 £ £ £ d. £ £ 209,823 22-01 155-54 1808 153,607 1611 233,936 24-34 169-29 19-76 162,558 16-91 254.329 24-32 17687 ■ 21-18 166,576 1593 247,566 23-64 160-32 ! 1967 162,860 J 1555 252,530 25-28 149-85 I 20-14 166,407 ; 1666 246,340 24-76 14135 2008 159,757 1606 232,915 ', 23-35 131-31 19-99 153,807 15-42 242,075 ; 22-10 134-70 ' 20-26 159,180 14 53 241.330 21-51 132-27 2001 172,064 15-34 245,163 ' 21-98 131-41 19-54 177,156 1588 262,600 22-23 14018 ] 2099 I 183,774 I 1555 268,451 22-89 140-35 j 20-70 177,833 1516 272,718 23-70 13857 \ 2032 175,758 15 27 282,593 ' 2389 141-45 20-51 185,669 1569 301,981 ! '23-48 , 149-77 21-26 190,543 14-82 327,987 I 23-84 ! 16053 j 21-47 209,289 15-21 357,189 24 30 172-92 2160 231,532 15-75 394,619 24-30 18799 2261 295,542 ; 18 20 426,405 ! 24-69 ' 19614 2215 293,383 1698 436,847 23-30 ; 196-17 20-69 351,172 1873 460,398 23-3 203-55 2030 378,575 19-18 490,819 22-58 212-94 ! 2072 414,168 1905 508,735 23-09 216-64 1999 425,717 1932 546,805 23-33 . 22867 20-46 468,315 1998 613,890 23-45 ! 252-78 21-81 522,100 1994 i I I I d. £ £ 13-23 38,887 ' 4-08 1373 51,304 j 5-34 13-87 56,245 ; 538 12-94 55,303 : 5-28 13-27 59,107 J 5-92 1302 65,018 ! 6-54 13-20 55,422 \ 555 13-32 67,211 I 613 1426 66,228 ' 5-91 14-12 j 57,723 517 14-69 i 53,962 457 13-71 56,470 4-82 1309 50,949 4-43 1347 51,692 j 4-62 j 13-41 65,825 5-12 13-70 ' 65,344 4-75 1400 73,680 , 501 16-93 76,555 \ 4-71 \ 15-24 91,532 5-30 1664 99,522 531 16-69 i 105,976 ! 5-37 17-48 ! 111,988 J 5-15 16-73 ; 109,918 4-99 j 17-52 ' 119,437 5-10 18-55 j 135,793 5-19 3-35 156,334 4-33 ; 166,848 4-68 i 171,822 4-40 ! 180,352 4-72 177,825 5-30 I 173,991 4-76 '■ 176,995 5-62 182,427 5-49 193,461 4-60 198,654 4-32 202,153 4-35 201,166 3-79 201,641 3-97 207,253 4-64 213,914 4-27 232,646 4-46 244,932 4-39 262,552 4-75 236,159 4-71 333,211 4-67 360,061 4-73 374,347 4-32 402,715 4-47 442,064 4-82 494,942 * d. 16-40 13-47 17-36 . 1409 16-43 ! 14-30 17-22 i 14-33 17-80 1418 17-49 j 14-18 17-74 j 15-19 16-65 15-27 17-25 1604 17-81 15-84 17-11 1616 17-15 ■ 15-51 17-52 1502 17-52 15-04 16-63 1506 16-91 1523 16-67 14-81 1 16-17 I 1505 1715 1538 17-78 I 15-79 18-24 : 15-83 17-22 15-80 18-28 15-83 18-86 16 54 18-90 ; 17-58 £ i - - .. : .. 37,979 3 21 39,072 303 41,062 2-98 44,319 302 47,717 2-93 51,590 2-99 56,756 3-03 62,997 3-19 68,223 314 68,353 3-10 70,539 301 73,376 2-80 I a. 2-76 2-75 2-69 2-68 2-74 2-68 2-69 2-77 2-88 2-68 261 2-61 £ £ d. £ £ d. £ 34,170 3-58 j 2-94 .. .. .. 592,821 41,345 4-30 , 3-49 .. .. .. 655,990 41,055 3-93 j 3-42 .. .. .. 690,026 44,259 ; 4-22 3-51 .. .. .. 690,340 43,203 4-33 345 .. .. .. 699,072 42,222 4-24 3-44 .. .. .. 687,328 27,906 2-80 2 40 .. .. .. 647,045 31,894 2-91 2-66 .. .. .. 682,787 27,622 2-46 2-29 .. .. .. 700,703 27,822 250 2-22 .. .. .. 706,517 29,653 2-51 2-37 .. .. .. 732,142 31,440 2-68 2-42 .. .. .. 735,359 31,095 2 70 2 32 .. .. .. 732,160 16,818 1-42 1-22 751,368 22,280 1-73 1-57 789,054 19,137 1-39 1-25 857,191 21,914 1-49 1-33 929,738 24,627 1-51 1-41 1,052,358 31,221 1-81 162 1,127,848 25,271 1-35 1-20 1,252,237 24,592 1-25 1-08 1,343,415 Lake Wakatipu Steamers. 6,048 86-45 .. 26,869 1-23 113 1,438,724 5,198 8814 .. 27,736 1-26 109 ' 1,492,900 5,227 87-33 .. 31,148 j 1-33 116 11,621,239 5,082 82-52 .. 32,701 1-25 1-16 1,812,482 I L • 1895-96 .. 54-53 63-51 1896-97 .. 55-55 I 61-35 I 1897-98 .. 5611 62-30 1898-99 .. 56-22 63-26 1899-1900.. 60-31 64-80 1000-1901 .. 58-58 1901-1902 .. 59-32 1902-1903.. 59-23 65 30 66-80 68-05 1903-1904.. 60-48 65-98 1904-1905.. 58-46 1905-1906.. 60-47 1906-1907.. 64-21 67-58 69-00 69-06 —D. 2.

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Service. Period. Name of Contractor. Rate leneral stores— Auckland— General ironmongery .. Furnishing ironmongery Ironmongery — Bolts, nuts, and rivets » Tools, &c. Plumbers' and gasfitters' Weighing machines and balances Galvanised iron and tinware Chemicals, drugs, &c. Disinfectants .. Oils, colours, &o. Oils, kerosene Ship-chandlery Drainpipes, &c. Indiarublier goods Iron and steel Iron, sheet, galvanised, N.Z manufacture Leather, &o. Colonial cement and lime Brushware, N.Z. manufacture .. 31/3/1908 John Burns and Co. Briscoe and Oo. John Burns'and Co. Briscoe and Co. A. and T. Burt John Burns and Co. Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co. As per tender. John Burns and Co. Colonial Oil Company Briscoe and Co. J. J. Craig A. and T. Burt Briscoe and Co. Southern Cross Galvanised Iron Manufacturing C impany John Burns and Co... J. J. Craig Briscoe and Co, Wellington— General ironmongery Furnishing ironmongery Ironmongery — Bolts, nuts, and rivets , Tools, &c. .. „ Plumbers' and gasfitters' Weighing machine-i and balances Galvanised iron and tinware Explosives Chemical-), drugs, &c. .. D sinfcctants Oils, colours, &o. Oils, kerosene Ship-chandlery Drain-pipes Indiarubber goods Brushware. N.Z. manufacture .. Iron and steel Leather, &c. Colonial cement and lime Briscoe and Co. Geo. Winder Briscoe and Co. A. and T. Burt Briscoe and Co. Bannatyne ar.d Co. .. Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co. _ •. Smith and Smith Colonial Oil Company Briscoe and Co. A. R. Hislop George Winder Briscoe and Co. P. Hutson and Co. Christchurch — General ironmongery Furnishing ironmongery Ironmongery — Bolts, nuts, and rivets Tools, &c. .. „ Plumbers' and gasfitters' Ashby, Bergh, and Co. Explosives Weighing machines and balances Galvanised iron and tinware Chemicals, drugs, &o. .. Disinfectants .. Oils, colours, &c. Oils, kerosene Ship chandlery Drain-pipes, &o. Indiarubber goods Brushware, N.Z. manufacture Iron and steel Leather, &c. Colonial cement and lime Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co. E. Reece and Sons Colonial Oil Company E. Reece and Sons Ashby, Bergh, and Co. Aitken and Roberts .. Anderson's (Limiied) Ashby, Bergh, and Co. Dunedin — General ironmongery Furnishing ironmongery Ironmongery —Bolts, nuts, and rivets Tools, &o. Plumbers' and gasfitters' Briscoe and Co. John Edmond Briscoe and Co. Explosives Weighing machines and balances Galv n sed iron ai d tinware Chemicals, drugs, &c. Disinfectants John Edmond .. Briscoe and Co. Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co.

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RETURN No. 17—continued. Statement of Stores Contracts current, &c.— continued.

Service. Period. Name of Contractor. Rate. General stores — continued. Dunedin— continued. Oils, colours, &c. Oil, kerosene Ship-chandlery Drain-pipes Indiarubber goods Brushware, N.Z. manufacture .. Iron and steel Leather, &c. Colonial cement and lime 31/3/1908 Briscoe and Co. Colonial Oil Company Brace, Windle, and Co. C. and W. Gore A. and T. Burt John Allen John Edmond As per tender. "Milburn Lime and Cement Company .. 24,000 gallons castor-oil 20.000 36,000 gallons dark mineral axle-oil .. 13,700 „ high - pressure filtered valve-oil 3,700 „ pale machine-oil 36,000 „ mineral colza-oil 6,000 fire-lumps, Auckland 14J tons fire-lumps, Greymouth .. Iron castings at Auckland Horse-forage, at Auckland Christchurch Printed stationery Chrome tanned-leather hose-pipes .. 31/12/1906 31/3/1907 Murray, Roberts, and Co. Ashby, Bergh, and Co. Philips and Pike 2/84J gal. 2/9J lOd. 2/3 J. J. Craig Grey - Point Elizabeth Company C. Collings .. W. and G. Winstone (Limited) T. Wreaks Government Printer.. R. A. Cleland 1/ 9d. and 9£d. „ 4/ eaoh. £6 ton. 12/ to 16/4 owt. As per tender. 31/10/1906 31/3/1907 -31/3/1908 Native-timber supply — Christchurch Dunedin and Invercargill 31/3/1907 A. Swanston Massey and Co. Coal-supply— Whangarei Auckland (part supply) Dunedin-Gore South of Gore Hikurangi Coal Company Taupiri Coal-mines Union Colleries New Zealand Coal and Oil Company .. Nightcaps Coal Company Clook at new railway-station, Dunedin 22/2/1907 W. Littlejohn and Son £179. Uniforms— Stationmasters Guards and porters 31/3/1907 Ross and Glendining A. Levy As per tender. Uniform caps— Stationma-ters ... Guards and porters, summer Guards and porters, winter Drivers and firemen, summer Drivers and firemen, winter Puggarees Rain-proof covers "Charles Hill and Sons Hallenstein Bros, and Co. Charles Hill and Sons Hallenstein Bros, and Co. 9/ each. 3/5 „ 3/9 „ 3/7 „ 4/4 „ lid. „ 1/3 „ Ironbark timber at Auckland piles a timber at Wanganui piles „ timber at Wellington-Napier „ timber at Well ngton-Napier Doubling-works (Petone) piles ditto timber at Christchurch piles timber at Dunedin pili s timber at Nelson piles „ timber at Invercargill „ piles » '„ timber at Westland piles „ • timber at Westport piles ., 1/9/1906 Fraser and Co. 20/ and 21/6 per 100 ft 2/3 per lin. fc. 20/and 22/6 per 100 ft 2/3 per lin. ft. 21/6 per 100 sup. ft. 21/6 Nicholas Cain Fraser and Co. E. D. Pike and Co. .. 1/11 per lin. ft. 21/6 per 100 sup. ft. 2/1 per lin. ft. 21/ per 100 sup. ft. 2/4 per lin. ft. 23/6 per 100 sup. ft. 2/6 per lin. ft. 22/ per 100 sup. ft. 2/3 per lin. ft. 22/ and 24/ per sup. ft 2/3 per lin. ft. 25/ per 100 sup. ft. 2/3 per lin. ft. Auckland District — 216 000 sup. ft. kauri timber 37,800 sup. ft. mouldings 364,000 sup. ft. red-pine timber .. 61,000 sup. ft. matai timber 54,000 sup. ft. white-pine timber.. 150,000 sup. ft. totara timber 50,000 sup. ft. jarrah timber 31/3/1907 Merchants and mills in district 10/6 to 30/per 100 fr. 5/6 to 25/ 8/6 to 15/ 15/ and 16/6 „ 7/6 to 10/ 16/ to 18/ 23/9 to 28/9 „ Millar's West Australian Hardwood Company Henry Markwald 2,050 sup. ft. teak timber 6Jd. ft.

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Service. Period. Name of Contractor. Rate, I I I ___ I Wellington - Napier - New Plymouth Distriot — 300,000 sup. ft. kauri timber 713,000 sup. ft, red-pine timber 259,000 sup. ft. white pine timber .. 26,650 sup. ft. matai timber 210,000 sup. ft. totara timber 106,270 sup. ft. jarrah timber 31/3/1907 . Merchants in Auckland District Merchants and mills in district 14/9 to 32/3 per 100 ft 8/6 to 27/6 7/6 to 15/ 14/6 to 16/6 11/6 to 25/ 19/to 24/ 3,480 sup. ft. teak timber 1,500 sup. ft. clear-pine timber Millar's West Australian Hardwood Company Henry Markwald McLeod, Weir, and Hopkirk 6Jd. per ft. 7d. Christchurch District— 185,000 sup. ft. kauri timber 24 600 sup. ft. moulding timber .. 56,000 sup. ft. white-pine timber .. ! 32,000 sup. ft. totara timber .. , 673,000 sup. ft. red-pine timber 84,500 sup. ft. jarrah timber Merchants in Auckland and local Merchants in district A. Swanston 14/ to 36/ per 100 ft. 6/ to 29/ 7/6 to 16/ 26/ to 28/6 14/ to 21/3 18/ to 25/ Millar's West Australian Hardwood Company Merchants in District 17,490 sup. ft. blue-gum timber .. 40,050 lin. ft. 6,500 sup. ft. clear-pine timber .. 17/ to 20/ 5/ per lin. ft, 36/ to 66/ per 100 ft. Dunedin District — 187,000 sup. ft. kauri timber 7,000 sup. ft. moulding timber .. 1,077,000 red-pine timber .. .. I 51.700 sup. ft. white-pine timber 17,500 sup. ft. to f ara timber 4.000 sup. ft. V.D.L. timber .. 23,500 ft. V.D.L. droppers .. j 4,300 sup. ft. teak timber 2,500 sup. ft. black-pine timber Merohants in Auokland district Massey and Co. 15/ to 32/6 10/ to 14/ 8/ to 14/3 8/6 to 14/6 19/ to 23/6 14/ and 14/6 „ 13/6 to 15/ 6Jd. to 6|d. per ft. 16/to 20/per 100 ft. Merchants in distriot Henry Markwald Merchants in district Picton District— 6,000 sup. ft. red-pine timber 350 sup. ft. totara timber 300 sup. ft. matai timber Merchants and mills in distriot 12/6 to 18/ 26/ 19/6 Nelson District— 27,400 sup. ft. red-pine timber 10,300 sup. ft. birch timber 1,200 sup. ft. totara timber 8,100 sup. ft. white-pine timber .. 400 sup. ft. matai timber 8/4 to 17/6 10/ to 11/6 23/ to 25/ 9/6 to 10/ 12/ to 15/ Westport District— 55,400 sup. ft. red-pine timber 1,300 sup. ft. birch timber 5,700 sup. ft. silver-pine timber .. 9,070 sup. ft. white-pine timber .. 7/ to 15/6 15/to 15/6 20/ to 22/ 8/ to 9/ . „ Greymouth District— 107.800 sup. ft. red-pine timber 2,550 sup. ft. birch timber 20,500 tup. ft. Bilver-pine timber .. 7,750 sup. ft. white-pine timber .. 6/ to 20/9/ 10/ to 22/6 6/ to 20/ „• : Sleeper supply— Auckland District — 10,000 puriri 36,500 totara Settlers and mills in district 3/9 and 4/3 each. 3/3 Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth District — 36,500 for creosotirg 1/6 Pioton District— 7,750 birch 2/9 Westport District — 23,600 yellow-pine 3/3 and 8/5 „ Greymouth District — 59,600 silver-pine 3/8 Christchurch District— 4,500 totara sleepers Akitio Totara Company 4/ „ ; : Invercargill District— 18,140 for creosoting ,'.'" .. Settlers and mills in district 1/3 to 1/7 „

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RETURN No. 18. Statement of Weighing-machines, Weighbridges, Traversers, Turntables, Cranes, and Pumps for the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

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RETURN No. 18— continued. Statement of Weighing-machines, &c.— continued.

RETURN No. 19. Statement of Rails relaid during the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

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Weight. ■ it CC M a S _ ecu a 3 cd fl & -i * A* 1 « ° 1° r." ee _ £ _ = -,_> : . « =«a. . g 1 < z : 5 4,184 7,001 4,184 7,001 _ 3 3 ■= - S 3 1 8 _ = rl ir o n Z » « CO 1 S 5 z 5 12,224 592 598 12,224 592 S98 a c H Iails relaid : — 70 lb. steel 24,599 Total ... 24,599

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RETURN No. 20. Statement of Sleepers relaid and removed during the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

RETURN No. 21. Return of Number of Stations and Private Sidings on each Section for the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

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Description. ■s rt i a 1 * ! i ] TJ a rt u 1 1 •£ lil 3 Cj_. - * a o M m 6 I d CQ "3 c X -a I in V o a. c o i_ 2 c o u rt o r Sleepers relaid : — Black-pine ... Totara Birch Jarrah ... Silver-pine ... Puriri Kauri Creoeoted Ironbark Mixed hardwoods Grey-gum H7 694 118 '56 1,004 26,361 100 8,724 10,822 683 28 S-796 791 156 68 607 2,613 10,002 14,620 79,632 100 7 36,571 10,916 14,061 7,205 6,173 12 5,613 13 635 36,627 15,615 15,642 iiS-951 ",425 690 78,363 19,846 256 1,183 279 763 41,792 6,291 256 117 S9S| 813 468 ... : 968 ... 765! 48,218 301 ■55,369 14,656 8,018 6,641 it 6 . 3 - 296,233 Total 426 1,004 55,295 Sleepers removei> i— Black-pine ... Totara Birch Jarrah Silver-pine ... Puriri Kauri Maire Blue-gum Bimu Kamai Ironbark Mixed hardwoods Creosoted Grey-gum 9 2 323 261 342 49 94 ... 1,004 6 4,315 202 30,018 7,110 ii4 35.156 1,297 2 10,522 3,466 109 1,002 32,011 26,594 15.905 5,566 45,434 4,589 870 8,470; 2,383 ... 4,467; 4,5i3 1,152 4-397 30 5,059 I 32,131 66,356 34,266 5,568 69,878 38,214 9>S!0 1,002 673 1,304 1,521 3,303 3-742 9,244 6,581 1 283,293 904 673 400 1.521 2,021 ... ; ... 56 1,213 3-742 1,468 64 7,776 6,211 13 ... 306 12,937: 6,909 1 Total 415 746 1,004 42,013 j S9,°59 149,571 > 5,549 I 5,090

Sections. Kawakawa Whangarei Kaihu Auckland Gishorne Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth Hurunui-Bluff Wectland Westport Nelson Picton Number of Stations Number of Private Sidings. ».-, r-i ■ ,. and Stopping-places Miles. Chains. 0^th | * Time-tables. At Stations. Out of Stations. Total. 7 39 | 4 ». i i ... 22 44 12 3 5 8 17 15 ' " ••• 3 3 392 69 145 2I '3 34 18 2 10 1 ■■• 1 484 50 169 45 24 69 ... 1,283 " 471 I2 3 21 144 ... : 123 70 67 13 14 27 30 17 . '5 3 - 3 42 40 18 3 ,. 3 ... : 33 44 ; l6 2 2 4 < ! : 1 —: — : Total ... j 2,456 1 938 214 83 297 938 214 8 3 297

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RETURN No. 22. COMPARATTVE STATEMENT of Mileage of Railways open for Traffic and under Maintenance on 31st March, 1907.

Section. Mileage open for Traffic on 31st March, 1906. Additional Lengths opened during Year. Date of Opening. | £g> Reduced Mileage equivalent to Maintenance tor whole Period. Length closed during Year. Line. Length. Net Addition to Mileage open for Traffic. Net Addition to Mileage under Maintenance. Total Mileage open for Traffic on 31st Marcii, 190J. Equivalent Total Mileage maintained during Financial Year ended 31st March, 1907. Line opened. 1 Kawakawa ... ... M. ch. M. ch. M. ch. I M. eh. M. ch. M. ch. M. ch. M. ch. 7 39 7 39 7 39 Whangarei 22 44 ! 22 44 22 44 I Kaihu '7 15 17 15 17 '5 Auckland 392 69 392 69 392 69 Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth; gg 484 50 484 50 484 50 Gisborne 18 2 18 2 18 2 Hurunui-Bluff 1.245 63-Ethelton-Tormore Tormore-Doniett... Ot arama - Broken Biver ... Omakau - Cliatto Creek Chatto Creek - Alexandra ... 14th Nov., 1906 ... 2ist Mar , 1907 ... 29th Oct., 1906 ... 30th July, 1906 ... 18th Dec, 1906 ... 3 29 5 5 6 52 7 26 10 42 I 22 O 12 2 64 4 73 3 o 1 1J 32 74 12 II 1,278 57 1,257 74 Ditto, Private Lines — 2 10 2 10 I 2 10 Shag Point Branch Nightcaps Branch 2 24 2 24 2 24 Westland 117 5 fiok it ikn -Ruatapu 9th Nov., 1906 ... 6 65 2 53 6 65 2 53 123 70 119 58 Westport 30 17 30 17 30 17 Nelson 32 12 Kohatu-Tadmor ... 6th Aug., 1906 ... 10 28 6 59 IO 28 6 59 42 40 38 71 Picton 33 44 33 44 33 44 Total 50 7 21 43 2,456 1 2,427 37 2,405 74 50 7 21 43

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RETURN No. 23. STATEMENT showing Weights of Rails in various Lines on 31st March, 1907.

Line. 301b. Iron. 401b. Iron. 401b. Steel. 451b. Steel. 521b. Iron. 521b. Steel. 531b. Steel. 55 lb. Steel. 561b. Iron. 561b. Steel. 701b. Iron. 701b. Steel. Total. Kawakawa Section — Opua-Ka»akawa Whangarei Section — Opau Wharf-Hukerenui Kaihu Section — Darg-iville-Kaihu Auckland Section — Auckland-Taumarunui Auckland - Kaipara Plats Penrose-Onehunga Prankton-Thames Pa- roa-Waihi Cambridge Branch Morrinsville-Botorua .. Welhngton-Napier-New Plymouth Section — Liongburn-Waitara Poxton Branch Hunterville Branch Aramoho- Wanganui Stratford-Toko Sentry Hill-New Plymouth Palmerston-Spit Wellington-Woodville Greytown Branch Gisborne Section — Gisborne-Kaiteratahi.. Hurunui-Bluff Section — Lyttelton-Bluff Addiiigton-Culverden Oxford Branch Eyreton Branch Wairara-Domett Sonthbridge Branch Little River Branoh .. Springfield Branch White Cl ffs Branch .. Rakaia Porks Branch Mount Somers Branch Albury Branch Waimate Branch Waimate Goige Branoh Duntroon Branch Oamaru Breakwater Branch j M. ch. 6 14 13 25 li' 3 M. ch. ; M. ch. | M. ch. M. ch. M. oh. M. ch. ; M. ch. M. ch. 1 12 M. ch. M. ch. i M. cb. M. oh. o a 5 67 | 0 38 I 7 39 .. 18 3 4 41 22 44 17 15 .. 17 15 .. •• : •6 io 0 2 j .. 98 38 38 27 2 23 36 24 . . .. 42 28 ' 18 47 I 33 25 3 6 0 26 17 52 174 11 60 0 2 59 62 75 12 24 12 0 68 6fJ - ! .. 18 77 12 24 .. .. 9*32 0 21 •• I - 2*48 68 37 .. : .. 0 *2 0 42 0 22 2 29 0 10 9 48 54 24 9 44 24 7 51 28 54 33 163 6 19 34 44 61 3 20 11 10 10 27 113 72 115 53 3 7 •• .. •• 9 55 1 78 0 22 10 79 1 1 10 68 0 3 0 34 6 21 0 12 5 39 6' 2 2 12 2 59 67 68 44 28 35*68 17 37 I 7 43 7 50 52 7 i 61 3 7 0 20 I I 17 62 18 2 0 11 158 34 36 58 18 59 0 38 31 57 ! o 12 : 2 74 | 12*52 201 47 12 56 392 1 67 57 33 45 20 11 31 46 25 39 22 48 42 10 11 46 22 20 27 36 36 13 4 46 8 21 37 41 0 63 0 6 | 5 70 11 52 0 38 2 59 13 60 1*26 5 2 19 14 1 0 j 0 53 4 60 ! 31 46 1 20 1 34 0 68 1*59 4*57 29 29 2*36 0 15 0*28 4 8 26 34 4 46 23 28 9 38 22*20 - ■• - 021 .. .. " " .. 14*66 0 23 6*12 8*21 4 34 18 9 0 40 ■• Carried forward 24 42 61 66 85 21 - 6 56 " 22 20 737 42 5 60 7 36 328 43 12 52 404 63 29 21 1,726 42

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RETURN No. 23—continued. STATEMENT showing Weights of Rails in Various Lines on 31st March, 1907— continued

11—D. 2.

Line. Line. 301b. 401b. 401b. Iron. Iron. Steel. 451b. Steel. 5-2 lb. Iron. 521b. Steel. 531b. Steel. 551b. Steel. 561b. Iron. 561b. Steel. 701b. Iron. 701b. Steel. Total. Brought forward Hurunui-Bluff Section — continued. Ngapara Branch Livingston Branch Shag Point Branch Waihemo Branch Port Chalmers Branch Walton Park Branch Pernhill Branch Otago Central Railway Outram Branch Lawrence Branch Catlin's River Branoh Tapanui Branch Wyndham Branch Seward Branch .. Invercargill-Kingston Makarewa-Waihoaka Thorobury-Nightcaps Forest Hill Branch Mararoa Branch Waimea Plains Railway Westland Section — Greymouth-Otira Greymouth-Ruatapu Stillwater-Reefton Coal Creek Branch Westport-Mokihinui -Nelson-Tadmor Picton-Seddon Total M. ch. M. ch. | M. ch. 24 42 61 66 | 85 21 4 59 0 75 11 46 0 29 0 22 1 41 7 5 2 48 1 57 518 : 1*19 0 18 10 4 . 7 6 16 62 56 66 0 29 0 3; 22 36 12 66 10 41 7 39 ! 3* 5 7 19 j 3 18 24 42 180 74 161 45 M. ch. M. ch. 6 56 29 21 '.'. 0 59 0 12 '.'. 0 25 .. .. M. ch. 6 56 6 56 M. ol 29 2: 0 5* 0 li 0 2( 32*5! 0 31 1 : l 2. 66 11 ! M. ch. M. ch. 22 20 737 42 5 69 6*27 0 1 14 0 1 65 73 | • 0 66 1 29 19 2 2 32 9 13 1 66 1 58 29 56 0 15 I M. ch. 5 60 .. •• ; 5*36 •• M. ch. 7 36 M. ch. 328 43 3 45 i o 63 9 1 57 14 76 3 37 6 59 6 71 9 55 10 9 1 77 M. ch. M. cb. M. ch. 12 52 404 63 1,726 42 15 9 11 75 2 10 8 65 0 10 1 26 2 49 1 57 129 2 9 0 0 2 22 1 22 64 26 21 0 22 9 35 25 39 18 17 0 24 87 0 0 2 .. 40 16 24 51 12 66 10 41 36 41 '.'. 6*20 .. .. '.'. 32*55 2*74 6*72 .. .. .. 33 13 20 75 37 13 0 20 17 77 14 0 5 32 11 28 10 15 4 57 4 47 16 75 16 29 6 50 48 31 10 37 13 0 2 4 79 7 17 30 17 42 40 0 2 33 44 .. 0 36 11 1 24 6 56 66 13 22 20 1,008 58 30 71 : 418 69 2,456 1 11 16 7 36 ! 516 61

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RETURN No. 24. PARTICULARS of Private-biding Traffic, showing Value of Traffic done during Twelve Months ending 31st March, 1907.

ol . o O g£ Date l'osi- „ _ _.. u Bv whom Term of Traffic I s . Papers of Present Holder. [" ml Nearest Station. piidfor. of Gi ant. guaranteed , . « Grant. per Annum. |« I — Position. Nearest Station. By whom paid for. Term of Grant. Amount of Traffic guaranteed per Annum. Damages or Premium. Liquidated Damages or Premium. lcnc euccjicjc .»l»l .,_a,»_._i, l W( . In. Out. Total. Vnl ue ol In. ue Traffic through the Siding during ti Year ending 31st March, 1007. Out. Total. tl KAWAKAWA SECTION. M.ch.l I 828 R. 02/2358 .. Jan. 1, 1902 i John Galley .. .. ... 6 79 | Kawakawa ..i Govt, and 5 years* .. t ' I grantees I 823 £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. S19 0 27 19 0 WHANGAREI SECTION. 660 R 97/4385 ..• Oct. 26, 1897 I A. L. Stokes 1815 Whakapara .. Govt, and | 10 years* .. Premium.. grantees 793 R. 97/3107 ..Jan. 1,1902 Kauri Timber Company (Limited) .. Mangahahuru .. Govt. .. 5 „ *.. 798 R. 02/550 .. ' Jan. 1, 1902 Mennie and Brown .. .. - - Waro .. „ .. 5 „ . . t 877 R. 03/3629 .. ' Jan. 1, 1904 Macklow Bros. .. .. - - 16 71 Otonga .. Grantees o „ .. 1 remium .. 939 R 04/3988 .. ! Mar. 1,1905 Northern Coal Company (Limited) 15 22 Waro .. „ o „ .. - 950 R 00/241 .. : April 1, 1905 Mender and Bradley .. .. 18 32 Whakapara .. ; „ 5 „ * .. t 963 R. 05/3060 ..■ July 1, 1905 j R. P. Gibbons Hikurangi .. . 5 „ .. -Premium.. 1016' R. 02/551 .. Jan. 1,1907 Hikurangi Coal Company (Limited) .. Waro .. .. „ 5 » T 248 0 0 13S 0 0 457 0 0 120 0 0 0 7 0,' 242 1 4 242 8 4 0 10 6 786 11 1 787 1 7 11 7 3 233 17 11 245 5 2 5 7 0 142 10 6 147 17 6 18 16 5 5,552 8 11 5,571 5 4 5 16 8 1,919 5 8 1,925 2 4 54**8 1 6,104 8 7 6,158 16 8 KAIHU SECTION. 1011 It. 06/2737 .. Oct. 1,1906 H.P.Clear 3 2 Plaxmill .. Grantees ojears*.. Premium.. 1023 11.00/2111 .. Dec. 1,1906 James Trounson .. .. •• Ahikiwi ..... 1 „ .. 10311 R. 02/1438 .. Jan. 1,1907 Mitchelson Timber Company and 16 15 Kaihu Booms .. Govt. o „ James Trounson .. .. ! 85 0 0 70 3 4 17 7 6 87 10 10 0 3 6 141 19 7 142 3 1 2,009 7 10 2,009 7 10 AUCKLAND SECTION. 720 R. 00/107 .. Jan. 1,1900 Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co.'s 7 48 Westfield .. I Grantees 10 years* .. i Premium.. New Zealand Drug Company (Limited) , 721 R. 99/1601 .. Jan. 1,1900 R. and W. Hellaby (Limited) ..752 „ .. Govt. .. 10 „ *.. t Alter ns.. 744 R. 00/668 .. July 1,1900 New Zealand Loan and Mercantile 1 5 Hamilton .. Grantees 10 „ *.. Premium..: Agencv Company (Limited) 829 R. 02/670 .. Oct. 1,1902 Union Collieries (Limited) .. 44 33 : Mercer .. .. „ 5 „ *.. ,, 838 R. 00/613 .. Nov. 1,1902 Avondale Brick and Pottery Com- 6 29 New Lynn .. „ 5 „ *.. t pany (Limited) 850 R. 98/1868 .. Mav 1,1903 Taupiri Coalmines (Limited) .. .. Huntly .. „ 5 „ * .. t 855 R. 03/600 .. July 1,1903 W. and G. Winstone .. .. .. Auckland .. „ o „ .. Premium.. 866 R. 93/3515 .. Oct. 1,1903 Assets Realisation Board .. .. Morrinsville .. „ s 10 . *.. t 871 R. 03/4153 .. Jan. 1,1904 Gardner Bros, and Parker .. .. New Lynn .. „ 5 „ *.. Premium.. 884 R. 03/1660 .. April 1,1904 Taupo Totara Timber Company .. Putaruru .. „ 5 „ *.. (Limited) 885 R 04/956 .. May 11, 1904 A. and G. Price .. .. .. Thames .. Oovt. .. Indefinite .. 887 R. 04/945 .. June 1,1904 New Zealand Brick, Tile, and Pot- .. New Lynn .. Grantees 5 years .. Premium.. tery Company 898 R. 04/1751 .. Aug. 1,1904 Prank Coulthard .. .. .. Helensville South „ 5 „ *.. 900 R. 04/2378 .. Juue 1, 1904 Auckland Veneer and Timber Com- .. Onehunga .. „ 5 „ .. pany (Limited) 160 0 0 Rental, £25 120 0 0 Rental, £25 175 0 0 j Rental, £25 565 0 0 32 0 0 Rental, £50 Rental, £25 96 0 0 330 0 0 98 0 0 262 0 0 Rental, £25 1,961 13 6 2,089 9 8 4,051 3 2 220 0 10 59 2 7 279 3 5 215 6 5 45 10 3 260 10 8 17 14 7 5,124 19 2 5,142 13 9 394 18 1 1,946 14 4 2,341 12 5 71 6 7 15,219 4 7 ' 15,290 11 2 1,585 19 6 122 12 1 1,708 11 7 217 12 4 42 5 5 259 17 9 85 14 6 1,096 17 0 1,182 11 6 589 15 2 22,134 13 10 22,724 9 0 96 17 1 237 2 0 333 19 1 38 10 8 31 14 4 70 5 0 3,974 8 3 184 8 0 4,158 16 3

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RETURN No. 24— continued. PARTICULARS of Private-siding Traffic up to 31st March, 1907 — continued.

.2 ° i 9* W« I Papers. Date of Grant. . I Present Holder. Position. Nearest Station. By whom paid for. Term of Grant. Amount of Traffic guaranteed per Annum. Liquidated Damages or Premium. Value of the Traffic through the Siding during the Year ending 31st March, 1907. In. Out. Total. In. Out. Total. WELLINGTON-NAPIER-NEW PLYMOUTH SECTION— continued. ' M. ch. Aug. 1,1899 Bartholomew Bros. .. .. j 99 30 Peilding I Govt. .. 10 years* .. t Grantees 10 „ *.. Premium.. £ s d. Repairs, £2 Rental, £25 80 10 0 Alter'ns, £35 Rental, £25 125 0 0 Rental, £25 Rental, £25 Repairs, £15s. Rental, £25 200 0 0 Repairs, £42 Rental, £25 £ s. d. 1,731 19 4 £ s. d. 31 18 6 £ s. d. 1,763 17 10 705 R. 97/2271 .. 725 R. 99/854 .. Jan. 1, 1900 : Waitara Freezing aDd Cool-storage 246 53 Waitara Company (Limited) 1,405 11 9 1,405 11 9 R. 00/1180 .. _. ... Jan. 1, 1900 Williams and Kettle (Limited) .. 113 55 Port Ahuriri 10 „ * .. Premium.. 2,015 19 6 139 12 3 2,155 11 9 735 736 758 L_ 1,376 10 7 956 11 6 7 9 0 1,383 19 7 956 11 6 R. 00/1192 .. R. 98/3937 .. May 1, 1900 , R. Holt .. .. .. 99 72 Hastings Oct. 1,1900 J. Garnett .. .. ..99 71 Hastings io „ *.. t 10 „ *.. t 759 760l R. 99/2633 .. R. 01/299 .. April 1,1901 Henry Brown and Co. .. .. 235 43 Inglewood April 1, 1901 Nelson Bros. (Limited) .. .. 96 17 Woodville 10 „ * .. Premium.. 37 9 9 748 15 2 388 17 7 762 7 11 426 7 4 1,511 3 1 781 788 R. 00/2262 .. R. 01/886 .. Oct. 1, 1906 H. Judd .. .. .. 50 68 Matarawa Nov. 1, 1901 West Coast Refrigerating Company .. Patea (Limited) Jan. 1, 1902 | Nelson Bros. (Limited) .. .. 68 3 Waipukurau April 1, 1902 John Grallan .. .. .. .. Oringi July 1,1902 B. L. Knight .. .. ..9152 Newman Sept. 1, 1902 Waverley Co-operative Dairy Pac- .. Aramoho tory Company (Limited) Sept. 1,1902 Williams and Kettle .. .. .. Hastings Dec. 1, 1902 New Plymouth Sash and Door Pac- .. Tariki tory and Timber Company (Ltd.) Nov. 1, 1902 G. Syme .. .. .. .. Ngaire April 1,1903 Kendrick Bros. .. .. .. .. Aramoho April 1, 1903 W. P. Knight .. .. .. .. Mangatera June 1, 1903 Mauriceville Lime Company (Ltd.) .. Mauriceville Oct. 1,1903 (New Plymouth Sash and Door Fac- .. Eltham tory and Timber Company (Ltd.) Oct. 1, 1903 (Egmont Box Company (Limited) Nov. 1, 1903 , Nelson Bros. (Limited) .. .. .. Tomoana Nov. 1, 1903 ! R. and W. Pitcaithley .. .. 11 71 Belmont Sept. 1, 1903 A. Qumlan .. .. .. 93 37 Hukanui Jan. 1, 1904 Dalgety and Co. (Limited) .. .. Port Ahuriri Jan. 1, 1904 Bartholomew Bros. .. .. .. Matamau Mar. 1, 1904 j Union Timber, Sash, and Door 88 36 Palmerston North Company (Limited) Mar. 1, 1904 William Cook .. .. .. 88 36 1 . *.. t 10 „ * .. Premium.. 200 0 0 Rental, £25 Rental, £25 177 0 0 1 12 11 1,643 6 11 97 11 6 30 0 1 99 4 5 1,673 7 0 792 811 828 930 R. 02/384 .. R. 02/231 .. R. 02/2624 .. R. 02/2178 .. Govt. .. 10 „ * .. f Grantees 5 „ *.. Premium.. Grantee 5 „ * .. f Grantees 10 „ *.. Premium.2 17 5 0 18 9 136 15 11 272**0 11 274 18 4 0 18 9 306 8 7 192 0 0 Rental, £25 Rental, £25 169 12 8 i 831 837 R. 92/1948 .. R. 03/478 .. I 10 .' • .. t 5 „ *.. t 340 11 7 308 6 11 243 18 2 648 18 6 243 18 2 839 848 851 852 857' R. 02/2734 .. R. 00/2214 .. R. 02/1854 .. R. 00/2784 .. R. 99/2453 .. 5 . •.. t 5 „ *.. f 5 „ *.. t 5 „ * .. Premium.. 10 „ * .. t i 237 5 6 Rental, £25 17 7 6 230 8 1 120 11 0 101 1 2 557 1 8 78 4 5 3,885 5 2 375 17 6 22 9 6 557 1 8 95 11 11 4,115 13 3 496 8 6 123 10 8 858 868 869 874 875i 8801 882 R. 99/2453 .. R. 96/3827 .. R. 03/3688 .. R. 03/2618 .. R. 98/3766 .. R. 03/3251 .. R. 03/4089 .. 10 „ * .. f 10 . *.. t 5 „ * .. Premium.. 5 . *.. „' .. 5 „ *.. f Grantees 5 „ *.. t 10 „ * .. Premium.. Rental, £25 Rental, £25 243 0 0 100 0 0 Rental, £25 1,529 8 5 1,677 7 0 53 13 0 9 14 6 516 8 3 4 17 0 1,095 18 8 295 0 9 1,790 2 2 70 12 8 774 6 8 21 6 1 445 3 3 22 1 1 1,824 9 2 3,467 9 2 124 5 8 784 1 2 537 14 4 450 0 3 1,117 19 9 883; R. 04/291 .. 121 0 0 Rental, £25 121 0 0 Rental, £25 372 2 9 120 7 8 492 10 5 10 „ * ..

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xv. yy/rycig: . . May 1, 1904 Wanganui Sash and Door Factory and Timber Company (Limited) Henry Carlson McMurray and Co. (Limited) 2 52 Wanganui Govt. .. 5 „ * .. Repairs .. 11 2 % I 5,151 18 11 Rental, £25 190 0 0 19 17 7 90 0 0 221 0 1 Rental, £25 43 1 3 1,116 0 0 4,409 15 2 Rental, £25 487 0 0 36 0 0 61 12 6 203 5 0 350 0 0 8 17 9 Rental, £25 639 4 4 204 4 6 28 15 10 286 0 5 5,437 19 i 4 895 896 R. 01/2230 .. R. 04/955 .. May 1, 1904 July 1, 1904 Pukehou Palmerston North Grantees 5 „ *.. 10 „ * .. Premium.. 858 17 0 878 14 'i 221 0 ] 7 1 907 922 R. 98/3250 .. R. 04/1516 .. May 1, 1904 Nov. 1, 1904 Price and Co. Thomas Borthwick and Sons Piripiri Pakipaki 5 „ *.. 10 „ * .. t Premium.. 4,066 10 4 2,590 1 3 4,109 11 ', 6,999 16 \ 7 5 924 927 930 932 935 938; R. 03/4058 .. R. 01/1707 .. R. 04/3525 .. R. 04/79 .. R. 01/1877 .. R. 04/2133 .. Nov. 1, 1904 Oct. 1, 1904 Jan. 1, 1905 Nov. 1, 1904 Jan. 1, 1907 Nov. 18, 1904 Manawatu Racing Club Manawatu County Council Rangitikei County Council B. L. Knight Waitara Harbour Board The Manawatu Timber Company (Limited) Gamman and Co. Bosher Bros, and Baker The New Plymouth Sash and Door Factory and Timber Company (Limited) William Booth and Co. .. H. L. Tottenham 27*35 40 20 Awapuni Himatangi Ohingaiti Utiku .. Waitara Utiku .. 10 „ * .. 5 „ *... 5 „ * .. 5 „ *.. 1 „ * .. 10 „ * .. Premium.. Repairs .. Premium.. 113 *2 6 685 16 10 184 0 9 1,720 6 6 174*15 ( 694 14 \ 823 5 1 1,749 2 . 0 7 1 4 37 69 Govt". .. Grantees t Premium.. 943! 945 954 R. 99/2616 .. R. 04/1256 .. R. 04/1002 .. Mar. 1, 1905 Oct. 28, 1904 Mar. 1, 1905 42*68 7 8 Piripiri Taihape Toko 5 „ * .. 5 „ * .. 5 „ * .. t Premium.. 390 6 6 311 14 6 93 13 10 212 10 0 2,286 2 0 3,511 19 2 416 4 2 2,676 8 t 3,605 13 ( 416 4 i 6 0 2 960 965 R. 00/2261 .. R. 05/2546 .. Aug. 1, 1905 Oct. 1, 1905 57 30 Carterton Hastings Govt. .. Grantee 5 - „ * .. 10 „ * .. t Premium.. 536 9 11 170 0 0 11 13 4 Rental, £25 12 5 0 2,074 14 1 Rental, £25 Rental, £50 2,479 18 5 • 31 10 0 266 3 5 7 9 0 802 13 i 19 2 i 4 972 R. 00/1143 .. Nov. 15, 1905 Taranaki Freezing-works Company (Limited) Robert Holt G. A. Gamman and Co. and Lizzie Rathbone Perham, Larsen, and Co. H. D. Bennett Ellis Bros. Wellington Meat Export Company (Limited) Silverstream Brick and Tile Company The Totara Sawmill Company Gamman and Co. Wellington Harbour Board 9 40 Moturoa 10 „ * .. 1,300 8 10 3,375 2 1! 1 973! 978; R. 96/114 .. R. 00/1403 .. Jan. 1, 1906 Jan. 1, 1906 111 79 40 73 Napier Matamau Govt. .. Grantees 10 „ * .. 5 „ * .. + + 25 3 2 1,429 10 7 2,505 1 ', 1,461 0 i 7 7 993: 997! 998 1002 R. 06/536 .. R. 05/3567 .. R. 01/1231 .. R. 03/951 .. May 1, 1906 July 1, 1906 June 1, 1906 June 1, 1906 37 69 46 79 50 66 Utiku .. Mataroa Kopua Ngahauranga Grantees Grantee 5 „ * .. 5 „ *.. 5 „ * .. 10 „ *.. Premium.. t t 195 0 0 6 3 10 692 0 0 6 12 0 2 3 9 Rental, £25 871 11 8 2,780 9 1 3,457 10 1 66 11 3 3,007 18 3 2,786 12 11 3,464 2 ] 68 15 ( 3,879 9 11 1 1 0 1 Grantees 1003 1 R. 01/182 .. June 1, 1906 Silverstream 5 „ *.. Premium.. 7 0 0 207 15 4 2,008 4 3 2,215 19 \ 7 1005 1006 1008 1 R. 01/1659 .. R. 02/1544 .. R. 06/1112 .. Aug. 1, 1906 Aug. 1, 1906 June 28, 1906 42*65 Oringi Makotuku Te Aro .. 6 months* 5 years* .. 10 „ * .. t Premium.. 1 3 11 13 3 5 70 0 0 85 0 0 Rental, £25 Rental, £25 333 3 7 156 0 0 160 2 4 Rental, £25 135 0 0 Rental. £25 185 0 0 Rental, £25 , 1,161 1 1 2,493 14 10 1,162 5 1 2,563 14 1( 0 0 1012 1014: R. 01/2827 .. R. 01/2396 .. Oct. 1, 1906 Oct. 1, 1906 Napier Gas Company (Limited) .. Henry Brown and Co. Hastings Morley Street .. 5 „ * .. 10 „ * .. t Premium.. 20 10 3 7 11 3 353 13 1C 167 13 1 0 7 1018' R. 06/2769 .. Feb. 1, 1907 Department of Mines Wanganui 10 „ *.. 1022 R. 06/3785 .. Jan. 1, 1907 R. Wilson and Co. Marton 10 „ * .. * Three months' notice. + Siding originally laid under old agreement. t Use of siding granted in connection with lease of land. § One week's notice.

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XPapers. Date of Grant. Present Holder. Position. Nearest Station. By whom j paid for. Term of Grant. Amount of Traffic guaranteed j per Annum. liquidated Damages or — Premium. Value of the Traffic through the Siding daring the Year ending 31st March, 1907. In. Out. Total. 111. Out. Total. HURUNUI-BI ;,UFF SE( ITION. 3 R. 96/3 630 .. 12 B. 82/2186 .. Public Works Department Dec. 28, 1870 Richard Allen June 2, 1875 Bank of New South Wales. (Used by White and Co.) Dec. 18, 187 1 Oamam Harbour Board Dec. 11, 1875 Richard Evans .. .. .. [ April 7, 1876 D. G. Turnbull and Co. .. April 22, 1876 J. Deans Julv 18, 1876 ! Clark Bros. Jan. 23, 1878 Oamaru Harbour Board .. -, 1878 Mosgiel Woollen-factory Company Jan. 10, 1882 Wigram Bros. .. .. .. ] Mar. 24, 1882 S. Bailey Nov. 1,1905 T. Teschemaker.. Nov. 1, 1897 Timaru Milling Company (Limited) Oct. 1, 1897 P. MoGill Jan. 1,1898 Evans and Co. (Limited) Feb. 1, 1898 Murray Roberts & Co. .. M.ch. Dunedin 1 17 Riccarton 21 29 J Leeston Govt. .. Grantee Govt. .. Indefinite For ever .. j £ s. d. £ s. d. £. s. d. 341 5 8 1,568 14 0 2,598 14 2 1,019 0 10 28 10 6 4,440 4 7 3,285 0 4 257 17 9 229 15 2 563 14 1 540 15 0 108 6 10 3,057 6 2 .'. .. 156 0 11 426 3 5 £ S. d. 1,909 19 8 3,617 15 0 28 10 6 13 R. 98/4310 .. 20 R. 96/1984 .. 32 R. 99/3100 .. 33 R. 00/945 ,. 37 R. 02/641 .. 157 77 Oamaru 1 52 Wilson's Siding .. 105 54 Timaru 8 75 Glentunnel 166 27 Maheno 157 65 Oamaru (1st sidg.)| 157 65 „ (2nd » ) 0 73 Mosgiel Township 10 71 South Malvern .. 15 0 Templeton 165 26 Teschemaker's .. 106 25 Timaru 271 42 Milton 105 75 Timaru 236 48 ; Dunedin • .. Grantee Govt. .. Govt. .. Undefined For ever .. 7,725 4 11 487 12 11 1,104 9 1 3,165 13 0 582 4 4 Undefined , 120 I R. 98/4310 .. I , Indefinite 300 0 0 50 0 0 1,420 15 8 1,633 2 3 202 11 0 57 3 0 257 8 5 Premium.. 153 0 0 * .. 26 14 11 t f Rental, £50 i 1,448 1110 74119 9 t Rental, £25 ! 1,205 5 11 1,020 4 1 t Rental, £50 1,062 6 3 597 3 7 Premium.. 336 0 0 861 18 2 168 8 9 Rental, £50 t : Rental, £50 1,574 5 10 11 5 4 } Rental, £25 333 2 3 36 11 8 Premium.. : 680 0 0 3,382 1 .8 8,395 2 5 Rental, £50 t Rental, £50 566 10 9 607 2 3 ! 3,053 17 11 178 258 R. 00/473 .. 266 R. 82/554 .. 586 R. 02/3668 .. 630 R. 97/4426 .. 631 R. 97/4377 .. 634 R. 01/600 .. 636 R. 98/4774 .. Grantee Govt. .. For ever .. 10 years*.. 1 * .. 10 „' 10 „ * .. 10 „ * .. 10 „ * .. 259 14 0 257 8 5 26 14 11 Grantees 2,190 11 7 2,225 10 0 1,659 9 10 1,030 6 11 639 R. 98/1147 .. 644 R. 98/2669 .. 646 R. 98/4050 .. Jan. 1, 1898 ! John Deans Sept. 1, 1898 ! J. H. Lambert Sept. 1, 1898 ! Canterbury Frozen Meat and Dairyproduce Export Company (Ltd.) j Jan. 1, 1899 N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agenoy j Company (Limited) April 1, 1899 Friedlander Bros. (Limited) May 1, 1899 Wm. Goss May 1, 1899 j Canterbury (N.Z.) Seed Company (Limited) May 1,1899 Dalgety and Co. (Limited) May 1, 1899 Belford Mills Company .. 6 10 , Christchurch .. 237 2 Kensington .. j 55 3 Fairfield Govt. .. 10 „ * . . 10 „ 10 „ * .. 1,585 11 2 369 13 11 11,777 4 1 Grantees 655 R. 99/490 .. 0 21 Lyttelton .. j 10 „ • .. 1,173 13 0 658 R. 98/3247 .. 662 R. 99/1727 .. 663 R. 99*1738 .. 16 40 Lyndhurst 6 62 Christchurch 2 4 Heathcote Govt. .. 10 , •... 10 „ * .. 10 „ * .. t Rental, £25 22 4 3 1,487 19 0 t Rental, £50 1,406 0 3 139 3 7 t Repairs, £6 662 18 8 373 2 6 Rental, £25 t I Rental, £50 4,133 4 2 720 19 10 t j Repairs, £22 418 4 6 294 11 0 Rental, £50 t Rental, £25 54 14 0 1,833 12 10 t Rental, £25 (In eluded in No. t Repairs, £6 634 7 5 644 11 0 Rental, £25 t Rental, £50 1,330 1 6 83 5 0 t Rental, £50 ' 1,134 4 5 340 16 5 I 1,510 3 3 1,545 3 10 1,036 1 2 665 R. 99/1728 .. 666 ■ R. 99/1832 .. 6 45 Christchurch ]lO6 8 Timaru 10 „ ' .. 10 „•'.'. 4,854 4 0 712 15 6 668 R. 99/1922 .. 669 R. 99/1936 .. 670 I R. 99/1934 .. 671 R. 99/1935 .. May 1,1899 Friedlandei- Bros. (Limited) May 1,1899 Friedlander Bros. (Limited) May 1, 1899 Fleming and Henderson May 1, 1899 ' J. B. Hobart 60 68 Tinwald 58 73 Ashburton 335 5 Gore 10 , ♦ .. 10 „ '.. 1,888 6 10 821.) 1,278 18 5 6 19 ' Christchurch .. 236 32 Dunedin Govt. and grantees Grantees 10 „ '.. 1,413 6 6 673 R. 99/2066 .. June 1, 1899 National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand (Limited) 10 „ * .. 1,475 0 10 ■

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674 R. 99/2065 .. | Aug. 1, 1899 New Zealand Provision and Produce 7 2 Company 675 R. 99/2092 ..May 1,1899 National Mortgage and Agency Com- 374 56 pany of New Zealand (Limited) 677 R. 99/2174 .. : May 1, 1899 Fleming and Co. (Limited) .. 374 5 680 R. 99/1120 .. | July 1,1899 Wright, Stephenson, and Co. ..,375 11 Belfast .. | „ 10 Invercargill .. Govt. .. 10 * i „ *.- t Rental, £25 42 2 3 i Rental, 4250 ' 924 5 3 286 2 3 : 528 4 0 882 3 7 1,806 8 10 Files Road .. | „ .. 10 Invercargill .. I Grantees i 10 „ *■- t „ >* .. Premium.. Rental, £50 1,556 5 3 49 0 0 1,715 14 8 Rental, £50 Rental, £50 3,017 5 Rental, £25 (Included in No Rental, £25 11,085 10 3 356 14 3 1,912 19 6 1,300 19 8 3,016 14 4 ' 683 R. 97/2821 .. Aug. 1, 1899 Dalgety and Co. (Limited) .. 236 21 686 R. 99/2422 .. May 1, 1899 Pnedlander Bros. (Limited) .. 58 72 691 R. 99/2406 .. Aug. 1,1899 Christchurch Meat Company I 13 10 (Limited) } 13 13 692 R. 99/2427 .. : May 1, 1899 Canterbury Roller Flour-mills Coy. 58 3 695 R. 99/1968 .. Aug. 1, 1899 W. Scott and Co. .. .. 25 39 698 R. 99/2537 .. June 1,1899 Christchurch Meat Company 155 23 (Limited) 699 R. 99/2042 .. Oct. 1,1899 New Zealand Shipping Company 391 47 (Limited) 700 R. 99/2653 .. May 1,1899 W. White and Co. .. .. 7 46 702 R. 99/1967-.. June 1,1899 Crown Milling Company (Limited) 236 26 709 R. 99/2416 .. , Nov. 1, 1899 N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency 391 48 Company (Limited) 715 R. 99/1719 .. Aug. 1,1899 Bowron Bros. .. .. .. 3 73 Dunedin .. „ 10 Ashburton .. Govt. .. 10 Islington (1st sdg.)) Govt, and 10 (2nd „ )} grantees Ashburton .. Grantees 10 Southbridge .. Govt. .. I 10 Eveline .. Grantees ' 10 „ *.. t „ *.. t Rental, £25 229 11 8 Rental, £25 830 6 4 Rental, £50 411 9 9 67 11 0 2,041 6 11 Rental, £50 Rental, £25 1,425 7 7 Rental, £50 1,961 7 0 Repairs, £3 857 16 1 Rental, £50 170 0 0 2,082 17 2 Rental, £25 Rental, £50 1,883 18 10 925 0 1 I 3.942 5 10 . 821.) 8,213 0 4 19,298 10 7 760 17 1 990 8 9 344 12 1 674 18 5 939 2 9 1,350 12 6 Bluff .. j „ 10 „ * .. Premium.. 422 8 10 2,463 15 9 Addington .. Govt. ... 10 Dunedin .. „ .. 10 Bluff .. „ .. ; 10 „ *.. t . *.. t 331 16 1 ! 1,757 3 8 103 9 1 2,064 16 1 683 19 8 1,541 15 9 Woolston .. Grantees 10 „ * .. ! Premium.. 536 17 0 2,619 14 2 448 17 7 2,332 16 5 546 7 10 1,783 6 1 716 R. 99/2905.. Oct. 1, 1899 Milburn Lime and Cement Company:235 25 (Limited) 722 R. 00/141 .. Jan. 1,1900 H. Harraway .. .. ..| 0 14 ' Dunedin .. „ 10 Burnside .. Govt, and 10 grantees Addington .. Grantees 10 Balfour .. „ 10 Oamaru .. Govt. .. 10 Ashburton .. Grantees | 10 Oamaru .. Govt. .. 10 Ashburton .. ! Grantees 10 Christchurch .. Govt, and 10 grantees Timaru .. Grantees 10 „ *.. t * 4- „ * .. Premium.. - *.. t * 4- ., *.. t „ * .. Premium.. Rental, £25 1,236 18 3 729 | R. 00/991 .. : April 1, 1900 G. G. Stead and Co. .. .. 7 59 731 j R. 99/3088 .. ; May 1, 1900 Wright, Stephenson, and Co. .. 26 50 Rental, £25 669 15 1 i 79 14 0 427 11 7 Rental, £25 Rental, £50 1,575 15 2 Rental, £25 870 16 8 305 15 3 975 10 4 799 4 1 1,226 15 8 1,260 19 11 2,836 15 1 935 0 2 1,805 16 10 732 R. 00/1193 .. May 1, 1900 J. and T. Meek .. .. 158 18 739 R. 99/367 ..Feb. 1, 1900 , N.Z. Farmers' Co-operative Associa- 59 4 tion of Canterbury (Limited) 740 R. 99/2357 .. May 1, 1900 ' J. Craig and Co. .. .. 157 45 749 ' R. 00/2042 .. ': Oct. 1, 1900 D. Thomas .. .. .. 58 76 751 R. 00/1147 .. Aug. 1,1900 Christchurch Gas, Coal, and Coke 6 1 Company (Limited) 754 R. 00/694 ..Oct. 1,1900 Timaru Harbour Board (National 105 74 Mortgage and Agency Company, Ltd., Mill and Co., Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company, and West-land-Timaru Timber and Coal Company, Ltd., tenants) | Otago Farmers' Co-operative Asso- 1 757 R. 00/1040.. Dec. 1,1900 j ciation of New Zealand (Ltd.) 1236 35 (Wright, Stephenson, and Co. .. J 767 R. 00/478 .. Feb. 1,1901 Canterbury (N.Z.) Seed Company 7 60 (Limited), and H. Matson and Co. 774 R. 01/1837 .. Sept. 1,1901 National Mortgage and Agency Com- 7 57 pany of N.Z. (Limited) 775 R. 01/1661 .. j July 1, 1901 Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co.'s 239 24 N.Z. Drug Company (Limited) Rental, £50 679 4 8 Rental, £25 203 7 1 Rental, £50 3,459 12 3 95 0 0 1,515 18 10 n 55 .°i ° 21/ 1,686 12 2 Rental, each 1,335 17 11 £25 Rental, £25 505 14 8 174 13 6 ; 853 18 2 501 14 7 ! 705 1 8 121 0 5 | 3,580 12 8 1,048 1 2 2,564 0 0 Dunedin .. „ 10 Addington .. „ 8 „ * .. Premium \ ., *•- t 298 3 1 1,984 15 3 840 10 2 3,887 15 5 757 Dec. 1, 1900 236 35 767 Feb. 1, 1901 7 60 715 18 9 2,051 16 8 774 Sept. 1, 1901 7 57 Addington .. „ 10 . * .. t 398 1 9 903 16 5 775 July 1, 1901 239 24 Cattle-yards .. „ 10 .,'... \ Rental, £25 1,239 11 8 3,308 6 0 4,547 17 8 * Three months' notice. t Sidm, ni-i: linall; laid under old 'reement.

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_ ° i x* Papers. Date of Grant. ! Present Holder. ! Posi- [ tion. Nearest Station. Term of Grant. Amount of Traffic guaranteed per Annum. Liquidated Damages or Premium. Value of the Traffic through the Siding during the Tear ending 31st March, 1907. 111. Out. Total. HURUNUI-BLU1 'F SECTION— continue i c 778 779 R. 01/1660 .. Aug. 1, 1901 R. 03/2223 .. Sept. 14, 1901 Moir and Co. Federal Steam Navigation Company (Limited). (Birt and Co. may also use siding) N.Z. Provision and Produce Coy. .. Wood Bros. (Limited) Otago Iron-rolling Mills Company (Limited) D. H. Brown and Son M. ch. 16 69 390 12 Southbrook . .. Ocean Beach Govt. .. 10 years* .. Grantees 10 „ *.. t t £ s. d. Rental, £25 Rental, £25 £ s. d. 683 16 1 2,360 16 10 £ s. d. 361 0 2 615 1 1 £ s. d. 1,044 16 3 2,975 17 11 782 784 785 R. 95/1853 .. Oct. 1, 1901 R. 01/2438 .. Oct. 1, 1901 R. 99/2623 .. Oct. 1, 1901 Belfast Addington Burnside 10 „ * .. 10 . • .. 5 „ * .. t t t Rental, £25 Rental, £25 716 18 2 1,341 12 8 1,083 11 9 652 5 10 1,496 1 6 43 15 5 1,369 4 0 2,837 14 2 1,127 7 2 791 R. 01/2857 .. Dec. 1, 1901 7 29 Addington Govt, and 10 „ * .. grantees Grantees 10 „ * .. 10 „ * .. t.. Rental, £25 1,591 3 6 484 14 6 2,075 18 0 795 809 • R. 00/1690 .. Jan. 1, 1902 R. 99/2224 .. Feb. 1, 1902 Christchuroh Meat Company (Ltd.) Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association (Limited) Otago Dock Trust Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association (Limited) N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) N.Z. Trust and Loan Coy. (Ltd.) .. Wright, Stephenson, and Co. 239 27 Cattle-yards Timaru t t Rental, £25 Rental, £50 2,945 11 4 2,918 9 2 1,250 11 5 1,354 8 5 4,196 2 9 4,172 17 7 813 815 R. 98/3339 .. j April 1, 1902 R. 02/1454 .. j Feb. 1, 1902 Port Chalmers .. Studholme Govt. .. 5 „ * .. Grantees 10 „ * .. t t Rentai, £25 1,082 12 6 379 13 0 214 6 4 ' 20 14 4 1,296 18 10 400 7 4 816 R. 92/806 .. Mar. 1, 1902 Christchurch 10 „ *.. t Rental, £50 1,825 15 5 612 6 9 2,438 2 2 817 818 R. 97/2053 .. April 1, 1902 R. 01/2143 .. April 1, 1902 257 62 Henley Kelso 5 „ *.. 10 „ * .. t Premium .. t Premium .. t t Rental, £25 207 0 0 Rental, £25 Repairs, £48 Rental, £25 550 0 0 Rental, £25 Rental, £25 Rental, £50 3 11 143 18 2 1 4 11 227 4 4 4 6 0 371 2 6 819 R. 92/1000 .. April 1, 1902 Southland Frozen Meat and Produce Export Company (Limited) Christchurch City Council Friedlander Bros. (Limited) Guinness and LeCren (Limited) .. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) Donald Reid and Co. (Limited) William H. Martyn Lischner and Drummond Canterbury Central Co-operative Dairy Company (Limited) N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) A. P. Tutton Mataura 10 „ * .. 1,284 18 5 3,562 7 5 4,847 5 10 820 821 822 834 R. 01/1860 .. July 1, 1902 R. 01/1450 .. ! Dec. 18, 1901 R. 02/2529 .. | Feb. 1, 1902 R. 02/3673 .. I Nov. 1, 1902 Sockburn Ashburton Studholme Timaru 5 „ * .. 7 „ *.. 10 „ * .. 10 „ *.. 239 0 6 422 18 3 155 17 1 1,215 6 8 144 19 4 1,160 18 0 39 19 1 301 16 1 383 19 10 1,583 16 3 195 16 2 1,517 2 9 835 840 842 843 R. 03/477 .. Dec. 1, 1902 R. 02/3422 .. Jan. 1, 1903 R. 00/1107 .. I Jan. 1, 1903 R. 00/2781 .. I Jan. 1, 1903 4*72 Dunedin Wetheral Conical Hill Addington 10 „ * .. „ ,io 0 *.. i .5 . *.. 10 „ t t t t Rental, £50 Rental, £25 Repairs, £7/6/4 Rental, £25 3,226 13 4 42 13 8 465 7 2 32 12 10 135 8 11 189 15 11 3,692 0 6 75 6 6 135 8 11 285 6 1 95 10 2 844 R. 93/1075 .. Feb. 1, 1903 Gore 10 „ *.. t Premium .. t Repairs, £2 15s. Rental, £25 100 0 0 Rental, £25 Rental, £25 238 3 8 187 1 0 425 4 8 845 846 R. 03/1083 .. May 1, 1903 R. 03/1839 .. Oct. 1, 1902 Canterbury Frozen Meat and Dairyproduce Export Company (Limited) T. D. Ward Rangiora 10 „ *.. 22 14 6 187 14 5 210 8 11 Belfast I 10 „ * .. 6,861 16 4 5,378 7 10 12,240 4 2 847 • R. 02/3211 .. I Jan. 1, 1903 Bluff .. 10 „ * .. Premium .. t 110 0 0 Rental, £50 Rental, £50 765 2 0 290 7 1 1,055 9 1 849 R. 93/2140 .. May 1, 1903 Nichol Bros. 10 „ * .. 2,957 11 4 879 3 3 I I 3,836 14 7

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R. 99/1940 .. May 1, 1903 R. 02/3125 .. June 1, 1903 R. 03/1919 .. '. June 1, 1903 Lyttelton Borough Council (Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company, Kaye and Carter, tenants) Colonial Oil Company Pyne and Co. Lyttelton Christchurch . ,10 „ *.. Govt. .. 10 , Grantees I 10 „ * .. t ! Rental, £50 i 3,078 15 10 Rental, £50 ! 994 17 4 Premium.. 350 0 0 1,789 1111 Rental, £50 t Rental, £50 265 15 5 Premium.. 615 0 0 3,791 11 7 Rental, £50 t .. 8 12 1 t .. 84 1 8 t i i 1,239 18 5 151 14 2 934 13 4 4,318 14 3 1,146 11 6 2,724 5 3 B54 856 859 3G0 862 364 S65 R. 00/1324 .. May 1, 1906 R. 03/2316 .. : Aug. 1, 1903 R. 98/4223 .. ! Oct. 1, 1903 R. 98/4318 .. Oct. 1, 1903 R. 00/1544 .. Sept. 1, 1903 R. 98/4319 .. Dec. 1, 1903 R. 99/263 .. Feb. 1, 1904 R. 03/3654 .. ; Jan. 1, 1S04 Andersons (Limited) Canterbury Frozen Meat and Dairyproduce Export Company (Ltd.) Oamaru Tree-stone Company (Ltd.) 0. and W. Gore Lovell's Flat Coal Company 113 12 Lyttelton St. Andrew's Whitecraig Wingatui Lovell's Flat Grantees 1 „ * .. 1 10 „ * .. , 5 . *.. 5 -■'*.. , 8 years and 247 days* Govt. .. 5 years* .. Grantees 5 „ * .. 5 „ *.. 273 11 10 1,987 14 0 696 9 6 786 0 10 539 7 3 5,779 5 7 705 1 7 870 2 6 •• •• I S67 878 879 J. Palmer J. Borgfeldt The Southland Sawmilling Company J. G. Ward Freeman's Coal Company North Canterbury Co-operative Stores Company (Limited) N.Z. Coal and Oil Company (Limited) Christchurch Tramway Board 37*22 Logan's Point .. Papanui Te Tumutu t .. 37 4 11 t Rental, £25 170 17 6 Premium.. 251 0 0 11 9 9 1,341 2 0 2 2 9 1,781 3 2 1,378 6 11 173 0 3 1,792 12 11 881 886 888 R. 97/2835 .. Feb. 1, 1904 R. 03/3959 .. April 1, 1904 R. 03/4076 .. June 1, 1904 Bluff Fernhill Rangiora 10 „ * .. 5 „ * .. 10 „ * .. t Rental, £50 3,323 19 5 I Premium.. 125 0 0 24 11 8 I 235 0 0 516 14 9 Rental, £25 856 16 10 1,868 1 9 329 17 2 4,180 16 3 1,892 13 5 846 11 11 894 . R. 03/147 .. April 1, 1904 Orepuki Govt, and 5 „ * .. grantees Grantees 10 „ * .. t .. 3 10 5 1,203 19 0 1,207 9 5 901 R. 04/1850 .. j July 1, 1904 I Christchurch Premium.. 500 0 0 1,265 7 9 Rental, £50 12 16 5 1,278 4 2 902 904 906 R. 99/2096 .. Aug. 1, 1904 R. 99/2343 .. Aug. 1, 1904 R. 99/2731 .. Aug. 1, 1904 Lyttelton Borough Council Smart and Son Milburn Lime and Cement Company (Limited) Walton Park Coal Company Southland Timber Company Oamaru Borough Council N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) Richard Green Invercargill Corporation Thomas Todd and Sons 2 65 Heathcote Hornby Milburn Govt. .. 5 0 *.. .. 5 , *.. .. 5 „ * .. t .. 47 3 8 t .. 12 15 4 t .. 1,271 7 4 708 13 5 1,346 1 4 47 3 8 721 8 9 2,617 8 6 910 911 913 914 R. 99/2207 .. Aug. 1, 1904 R. 03/3161 .. Oct. 1, 1904 R. 99/2017 .. Aug. 1, 1904 R. 94/3672 .. Oct. 1, 1904 2 7 Walton Park .. Otautau Oamaru Dunedin .. 5 „ * .. Grantees 5 „ * .. 5 0 • .. Govt, and 10 „ * .. grantees Govt. .. 1 „ * .. Grantees 5 „ * .. 10 _ *.. f .. 14 1 4 Premium.. 145 0 0 t .. 251 18 5 f Rental, £50 1,414 11 0 124 14 2 1,373 17 1 138 15 6 1,373 17 1 251 18 5 1,912 10 1 497 19 1 920 928 R. 03/1984 .. Aug. 1, 1906 R. 02/1255 .. Nov. 1, 1904 R. 04/2853 .. Jan. 1, 1905 241 71 2 20 3 40 Abbotsford Waikiwi West Plains t t .. 103 6 3 Premium.. 221 14 0 250 6 7 Rental, £50 225 16 3 108 15 7 184 0 3 225 16 3 212 1 10 434 6 10 929 931 933 937 948 949 R. 99/2313 .. Aug. 1, 1904 R. 99/2813 .. Nov. 1, 1904 R. 94/3949 .. Dec. 1, 1904 Invercargill Corporation Lyttelton Harbour Board N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) D. McGregor J. E. Watson and Co. (Limited) .. Lyttelton Harbour Board Invercargill Lyttelton Invercargill Govt. .. 5 _ *.. .. 5 „ * .. Grantees 10 „ * .. t .. 727 12 2 t - - (In t Rental, £50 548 8 4 100 0 3 eluded in No. 10 300 1 8 827 12 5 33.) 848 10 0 R. 99/2209 .. Jan. 1, 1905 R. 01/2761 .. Jan. 1, 1905 R. 00/1774 .. May 1, 1905 Centre Bush Bluff Lyttelton 5 „ * .. 10 „ * .. Govt, and 5 „ * .. grantees Govt. .. 10 „ * .. .. 5 _ * .. Grantees 5 „ * .. 5 _ * .. Govt, and 5 „ * .. grantees Grantees 10 „ * .. Repairs '.. 2 0 0 t Rental, £50 646 8 5 (In 155 18 7 564 3 7 eluded in No. 10 155 18 7 1,210 12 0 33.) 952 953 957 961 1)62 R. 95/2127 .. May 1, 1905 R. 00/992 .. Jan. 1, 1905 R. 05/2585 .. July 1, 1905 R. 00/568 .. July 1, 1905 R. 94/2207 .. May 1, 1905 G. McClatchie and Co. J. G. Ward and Co. C, P. Sleeman Christchurch City Council John Murdoch and Co. 6 9 23 2 342 70 9 22 Christchurch Limehills Mataura Chaney's Dunedin f Rental, £50 3,502 13 5 t .. 218 19 5 t t .. 535 10 4 t Rental, £50 330 5 7 121 3 2 43 9 0 862 1 7 4 10 18 9 10 3,623 16 7 262 8 5 862 1 7 539 11 4 348 15 5 9G4 R. 05/2953 .. j Sept. 1, 1905 Dalgety and Go. (Limited) Timaru Premium.. 75 0 0 861 17 8 Rental, £50 205 9 4 1,067 7 0 * Three months' notice. t Siding originally laid under old agreement.

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RETURN No. 24— continued. PARTICULARS of Private-siding Traffic up to 31st March, 1907 — continued.

% C ; By, ■ ** i Amount Liquidated „ Date _„■._ Posi- x- » a* *- By whom Term of Traffic Damages Papers. of Present Holder. ! ti _ n ] Nearest Station. -j_ a for. I o( Gran t. guaranteed or Grant. p el . Annum. Premium. Present Holder. Value of the Traffic through the Siding during the Tear ending 31st March. 1907. In. Out. Totsl. HURUNUI-BLUFF SECTION— continued. £ s. d. , £ s. d. - £ s. d. 536 15 4 51 10 1 588 5 5 9741 079 M.ch. £ s. d. R. 98/111 .. Jan. 1,1900 Broad, Small, and Co. .. ..1374 46 Invercargill .. Govt. .. 10 years* .. Premium.. 6 0 0 i Rental, £50 R. 03/1149 .. Jan. 1,1906 T. D. Ward and R. Cleave ..374 39 „ .. Grantees 10 „ * .. t ■ 12 10 0 ' Rental, £50 R. 00/2041 .. Feb. 1,1906 j | 7 22 Fairfax " • 6 - *.< Premium.. 3 0 0 R. 05/2912 .. Jan. 1, 1906 H. Neave and Co. .. .. .. Lake Road .. . 10 „ * .. „ 30 0 0 Reutal, £25 936 10 11 1,063 0 8 1,999 17 7 981 68 0 11 1,299 18 7 ; 1,368 5 6 106 4 3 287 6 0 393 10 3 (In eluded in No. loi33.) 2,122 5 4 2 10 11 ' 2,124 16 3 ■982 984 -988 R. 01/1037 .". Mar. 1, 1906 Lyttelton Harbour Board .. 0 15 Lyttelton .. „ 5 „ *.. 1 R. 06/478 .. Oct. 1, 1905 ' N.Z. International Exhibition Com- .. Riccarton .. „ 2 „ *.. Premium.. 90 0 0 missiouers R. 01/1375 .. May 1, 1906 ; McCallum and Co. .. .. I 10 0 Kapuka .. „ 5 „ *.. „ .. 2 10 7 R 01/776 .. May 1. 1906 ; Fleming and Co. .. ..I .. Gore .. .. „ 10 „ * .. t Rental, £25 R 06/940 .. May 1, 1906 I N.Z. Govt. Mines Department '.. .. Christchurch .. „ 10 „ * .. Premium..: 220 0 0 ; Rental, £50 R. 01/1604 .. I July 1,1906 William Borlase .. ... .. Sawyer's Bay ..'Grantee 5 „ *.. t R. 90/2443 ..(July 1,1906 Nelson Bros. .. .. .. .. Hornby .. „ 10 „ *.. Rental, £25 R. 96/3013 .. July 1,1906 James Macfie and Co. (Limited) .. .. Dunedin .. „ 10 „ * .. t : Rental, £50 R. 06/1808 ,. : Sept. 1,1906 N.M. and A. Co. of N.Z. (Limited) : .. Gore .. .. Grantees 5 „ *.. Premium.. 100 0 0 Rental, £25 R. 02/2502 .. Aug. 1,1906 William Quinn .. .. .. [121 76 Otaio .. .. Govt, and 10 „ * .. t Rental, £25 grantees R. 06/3093 .. Jan. 1,1007 N.M. and A. Co. of N.Z. (Limited) ; .. Invercargill .. Grantees 10 „ *.. Premium..: 12 0 0 Rental, £50 R 98/410 .. Dec. 1, 1906 Christchurch Meat Company .. .. Smithfield ..j „ 10 „ * .. t Rental, £25 R. 99/2990 .. Jan. 1,1907 Invercargill Corporation .. .. .. Greenhills .. i Govt. .. 5 „ *.. Premium.. 17 0 0 R. 99/2523 .. ; Aug. 1, 1904 , Hodgkinson and Co. .. .. 0 44 Lind's Bridge .. Grantees 5 „ *.. „ .. 100 0 0 R. 09/671 ..Mar. 1,1907 Bruce Woollen Manufacturing Co. .. Milton.. .. „ 10 „ * .. .. Rental, £25 R 99/1122 ..|Mar. 1, 1907 ' Guinness and Le Cren .. .. .. Winchester .. „ 5 „ *.. ... Rental, £25 R. 05/754 .. Mar. 1, 1907 Lyttelton Harbour Board ... .. Lyttelton .. Govt. 5 „ * .. 091 994 -996 28 18 4 403 0 0 431 18 4 16 4 8 17 10 0 33 14 8 1,036 8 11 42 6 10 1,078 15 9 ' 999 1000 1001 1004 0 19 5 143 18 5 • 144 17 10 239 16 234 11 5 473 12 11 2,960 0 3 30 9 11 2,990 10 2 158 7 8 97 12 8 256 0 4 ' 1015 167 10 1 224 19 11 392 10 0 I 1017 1019J 1024 1027 1 10281 10211 1033 130 0 0 66 0 0 196 0 0 4,553 15 8 3,655 6 8 8.209 2 4 7 2 11 372 0 0 379 2 11 15 14 4 86 19 5 102 13 9 226 5 2 144 4 7 370 9 9 104 19 10 : 104 19 10 3,681 13 8 1,672 2 4 | 5,353 16 0 344! WESTLAND SECTION. 13 18 11 I 1,523 14 4 j 1,537 13 3 804 827 836 861 863 872 873 R. 86/2585 .. Aug. 20,1886 Greymouth - Point Elizabeth Rly. 8 0 ' Brunner .. Greym'th j Undefined and Coal Company (Limited) Har.Bd. ; R. 02/555 .. Oct. 1, 1900 Andrew Matheson .. .. .. Ahaura .. Taken over: 5 years* with Midland Rly. R. 01/1152 .. June 1,1902 D.H.Roberts .. .. .. .. Baxter's .. Grantees 5 „ *.. Premium.. 16112 0 R. 02/2451 .. Dec. 1,1902 Tyneside Colliery Company .. .. Brunner .. „ 5 „ *.. „ .. 93 10 0 R. 99/1729 .. Sept. 1,1903 Stratford, Blair, and Co. .." .. .. Arnold's .. „ 5 „ *.. „ .. 88 0 0 R. 03/1446 .. Oct. 1,1903 O.Butler .. .. .. 6 58 Gladstone .. „ 5 „ *.. + R. 03/2385 .. Nov. 1,1903 G. D. Wilson and Co. .. ..13 47 Chesterfield .. „ 5 „ *.. Premium.. 75 0 0 R. 03/2385 .. Nov. 1,1903 Westland Sawmilling Company 13 47 1 „ .. „ 5 *.. „ .. 169 0 0 (Limited) R. 03/4189 .. June 1,1904 The Red Jacks Sawmilling Company 4 71 | Ngahere .. „ 5 „ * 231 0 0 25 0 2 25 0 2 76 11 1 6,973 16 9 7,050 7 10 29 6 11 1,001 17 3 1,031 4 2 12 6 7 192 2 6 204 9 1 12 12 11 771 19 0 784 11 11 39 9 0 288 8 7 327 17 7 892 1 18 11 656 13 6 658 12 5

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908Rm,S$" l™ J' Stratford, Blair, and Co Greymouth ..Govt. .. 10 . * .. f Rental, £25 JIM K. Od/3096 .. Aug. 1, 1904 W. Morris .. .. .. .. Kumara 5 * t i£_ S* 2S(o2£ •" i U L y H^ 4 Sheedy Te Kinga .'.' j Grantees' 5 ".•'.'. Premium.. 321 "o 0 934 R. 03/2764 .. Feb. 1,1905 Greymouth Timber and Land Com- 22 7 Moana .. , 5 1 *.. _ .. 150 0 0 pany (Limited) 941 R. 99/2900 .. Nov. 1,1904 Malfroy and Co. Ho Ho .. Govt, and 5 _ * .. f q„a 5'™,?™ 1 •• ?° V ' 1,19 ° 4 The Ngahere Milling Company .. .. Ngahere .. 5 _ *.. Premium.. 100 0 0 946 R. 00/197 .. Jan. 1,1905 G. D. Wilson and Co 10 77 Kumara .. Govt, and 5 . *.. "j™" rSS'H" £ eC ' "}■"_}!! Lincoln Bros and Toomey & Peebles .. Stafford .. Grantee. 3 5 _ •'.. Premium.. 200 0 0 9 lit K. 05/1881 .. Nov. 1, 1905 Southorn and Co. .. Ngahere .. , 5 * 971 R. 02/553 .. Oct. 1,1905 Kotuku Sawmilling Company .. .. Aratika '.' Taken over 5 ".*'.'. Premium.. 5*0 0 with Midori tH.! /557 •• 0ct - 1 ' 1905 Stotford, Blair, and Co I .. Kokiri .. rMtto. Bly ' 5 49 0 0 yp R. 02/554 .. Oct. 1, 1905 Moana Sawmilling Company (Ltd.) I .. Moana 5 * fi n n 980 R. 02/552 .. Oct. 1,1905 Blackball Coal Company (Limited) .. Ngahere ..' ' .' 5 " *'" 48 0 O 983 R. 02/558 .. Oct. 1, 1905 Baxter Bros. .... .. .. Kokiri 5 " * " " 500 o™ 5' 56 -• • £ pril 1| 1906 Terawera Sawmill Company (Ltd.) .. Inchbonnie ..' Grantees' 5 ". * !' "t 992 R. 02/556 .. Oct. 1,1905 Lake Brunner Sawmill Company.. .. Moana.. . 5 • Premium 32o"o O __ffl"^SW^ taw W •• Greymouth .. I 10 I * !.' f" '' Rental, £25 i;- 01 ' 456 ■ • Oot - !> !906 Jack Bros. .. .. .. .. Kotuku . , 5 * Premium 2°,0 O fl 1025 R. 07/774 ..Nov. 1,1906 Bowater and Bryan Ahaura '. 5 I , ;; | remlum • • *» « ° 903 908 934 941 942 946 966 970 971 689 7 0 13 11 10 30 0 0 8 11 1 14 10 5 19 10 6 5 2 0 13 0 8 12 1 S 26 12 3 86 1 11 63 11 7 70 16 1 43 4 8 73 1 6 558 14 7 1,167 7 3 749 11 6 1,131 11 0 470 10 9 256 4 1 493 11 11 71 12 7 925 0 1 625 13 5 976 0 7 9,140 3 6 1,112 2 2 479 9 7 2,041 1 2 161 4 9 1,695 4 1 277 8 9 I 762 8 6 572 6 5 1,197 7 3 758 2 7 1,146 1 5 470 10 9 275 14 7 498 13 11 71 12 7 938 0 9 637 15 1 976 0 7 9,140 3 6 1,138 14 5 565 11 6 2,104 12 9 232 0 10 1,738 8 9 277 8 9 WESTPORT SECTION. S-SIrSS ••If"'- Hon? W. and J. Marris .. .. I 26 72 Mokihinui ..Govt... 5 years* .. t 91o R. 00/2091 ..Aug. 1,1904 D. P. Mumm .. .. ..26 72 Orantee <S * p r „rv,i,, m inn n n lOSMl R. 07/865 .. ! Mar. 1, 1907 N.Z. Government Mines Department I Westport '' ! 5 I **" PlemlUm -- ° 0 ° 0 8 9 5 15 16 1 255 0 1 3 9 11 263 9 6 19 6 0 NELSON SECTION. 958 R ll'llm •" tnlt' 3 i'ionlS e R e ? dHa^° W , r - _L_n " X ° 1 Nelson - Grantees Undefined Premium.. 150 0 0 908 K. 05/892 .. July 1, 1905 ; E. Buxton and Co. (Limited) .... „ .. _ 10 years* 180 0 0 — R. 00/1834 .. Oct. 1, 1899 | M. Lightband .. (Right held in connection . with lease). 318 17 5 156 9 8 144 9 7 6 7 11 I 101 10 2 i 4 o ; 325 5 4 257 19 10 145 13 7 PICTON SECTION. 794 R. 99/2880 .. Dec. 1,1901 Christchurch Meat Company (Ltd.) 13 35 Spring Creek ..Grantees 10 years*.. f Repairs, £15 797 R. 01/2132 .. Feb. 1,1902 Levin and Co. (Limited) .. .. 17 69 Blenheim .. „ 10 „ * .. f Repairsfll 800 R. 91/3490 .. Nov. 1,1901 N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency .. Picton .. . 10 „ *.. t ReplVr's^ Company (Limited) d„..i »,t 870 R. 93/3737 .. Nov. 1, 1903 N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency 17 62 Blenheim .. _ 10 „ * .. t Rental £25 Company (Limited) 916 R. 04/1190 .. Sept. 1, 1904 Wellington and Marlborough Cement, .. Elevation .. „ 5 , *.. Premium 200 0 0 Lime, and Coal Coy. (Limited) 228 7 6 518 14 6 426 6 11 610 6 8 693 13 1 200 19 0 460 11 6 207 11 9 720 9 0 718 12 4 429 6 6 979 6 0 633 18 8 1,330 15 8 1,412 5 5 * Three months' notice. + Siding original! laid under old [reement.

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RETURN No. 25. Statement showing approximately Sleepers laid and removed up to 31st March, 1907.

RETURN No. 26. Comparative Statement of the Number of Employees for March, 1906, and March. 1907.

.pproxima: cengi openei c;aci 'ear. Sleep. ITS, Year. North Island. I Middle Island. Total. Laid during Construction. (2,100 per mile.) Removed during Maintenance.* 1867 1870-71 1871-72 1872-73 1873-74 1874-75 1875-76 1876-77 1877-78 1878-79 1879-80! 1880-81 . .. 1881-82 1882-83 1883-84 1884-85 1885-86 1886-87 1887-88 1888-89 1889-90 1890-91 1891-92 1892-93 1893-94 1894-95 1895-96 1896-97 1897-98 1898-99 1899-1900 1900-1901 1901-1902 1902-1903 1903-1904 1904-1905 1905-1906 1906-1907 M. oh. 10 55 61 19 69 23 64 24 103 76 27 19 26 33 68 39 22 67 2 2 22 19 56 o 43 26 58 72 11 47 18 31 11 57 28 21 M. ch. 45 7° 18 58 11 68 27 62 11 21 126 78 248 4 152 39 94 58 56 46 4° 73 32 71 40 16 40 19 22 50 24 o 47 52 » 39 17 32 M. oh. 45 7° 18 58 II 68 27 62 21 76 188 17 317 27 216 63 198 54 «3 65 67 26 101 30 6 3 3 42 21 44 69 80 o 90 78 7° 31 28 79 18 3I 32 45 34 9 27 27 17 26 62 16 44 6 18 41 4 75 37 48 33 59 19 26 107 68 23 52 56 3 37 56 45 56 3i 57 5° 7 96,338 39,323 24,885 38,327 46,095 395,246 666,409 455,254 417,217 176,006 141,382 212,888 1 32,379 88,751 94,211 168,000 191,048 147,814 60,874 42,814 68,381 71,636 57,408 36,382 130,620 92,558 38,876 10,370 78,960 70,848 40,582 226,485 49,665 117,679 79,170 95,970 66,596 105,184 74,261 73,947 106,763 125,632 I 48,32 5 137,993 139,040 122,027 108,690 129,634 133,954 139,912 132,569 155,827 170,681 188,291 210,588 243,479 282,326 302,354 345,433 369,339 330,029 309,296 302,252 309,183 283,293 20 68 5 68 27 27 17 26 28 38 16 62 14 73 3 64 27 46 22 46 33 58 27 24 3 48 1 11 10 2 4 30 11 20 28 40 33 " 17 61 23 5 11 13 19 26 103 38 12 32 27 43 4 44 27 75 « 52 50 7 Totals 5,092,631 5,375,"8 * C01 iplete information lot recorded until 11 »-81. line months only.

Department. rt id rt rt S oo a rt Ja _2 '3 I i I a _3 __! U < cj" p 0 _ •11 5 Ik org c ,- 2 is.* E •3 a. cj. fa' 5 _!_ "5 s 3 X C rt 0 o I c o 13 2 ■ 0 CJ rt O H 1906-7. General Traffic Maintenance Locomotive 7 6 3 20 22 18 9 432 '3 7°4 5 443 5 15 3 876 942 1,062 1,742 1,691 1,767 129 ■57 106 79 54 9' 26 43 16 25 45 '7 285 3,35o 3,692 3,53i Totals 16 60 1905-6. 27 i,579 23 2,880 5,200 392 224 85 87 10,858 General Traffic Maintenance Locomotive 8 6 3 19'5 18 9 12 5 388 S72 398 4 9 3 816 880 927 i,6i5 i,451 1,687 104 IS' 93 "68 61 79 27 40 14 ".8 41 14 240 3>°7 6 3,238 3,241 Totals '7 S2 26 ! 1,358 208 8l 16 2,623 4,753 348 73 9,795

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RETURN No. 27. Statement of Accidents for the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

I Train Accidents. Accidents on Line (other than Train-running). Shunting Accidents. Accidents on Wharves and in Sheds. Accidents. in Workshops. Total. Passengers. Employees. Other Persons. Employees. Other Persons. EmployeesOther Persons. Employees. Other Persons. Employees. Other Persons. 5 P. ■— 6 a o a — tn a 03 c c fc- w 2 fc, 03 S a -s § a _ § fc. ! cfi S j hJ « S rt rt fc. 3 _: (fi 2 to rt v " ■j. rt u r; fc- cfi 2 in _> cti aj -r rt « rr. b 03 S fc 03 E. rt it fc- to o I I ' I ... j I ! 20 2 24 Kawakawa Whangarei Kaihu Auckland Gisborne Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth Hurunui-B luff Westland Westport Nelson Picton 2 ... ! 2 ... ... 5 I ... 1 2 I j ... ... 1 ... 4 ■•■ 4 I ... 1 ... I ... I 2 I '" j ... 1 ... 4 i ... ... ... ... - i 33 4 ... 21 25 ... ■ ... "' !■• : ... 3 ... 10 1 ... | i 2 : I 12 i 'Si 4 4 8 1 5 5 2 i _ ... 94 6 ... 8 1 '•' I ... 22 2 I 3 1 70 ... ... • I ••• 74 - 2 2 I 53 13 4 259 I 14 ... - 3 ... - ■ ... i 1 Totals ... 8 ! - ... ;— — 9 10 ■ ... ... — i —I 4 1 ... J22I — i ... — ... — — ... !l29 — 4. ... I 3 8 I SSS 4 14 4 . 1 4 2 ... . 2 ... 102 ! ... 2 7 : : ... ... I I.I

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RETURN No. 28. LOCOMOTIVE RETURNS for the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

IT. fl "_c fl c CJ Jfl s 2 m I •u Engine-Mileage. Quantity of Stores. Cost. Cost per Engine-Mile in Pence. Ty r e. 03 5 rt u < Detail. Shunting Train. and Empty. Detail. Worktrain. Total. Coal. Oil. I Tallow. ! Waste. Running. Repairs. Repairs. Running. Repairs. Running. "SSF TOta '' Wages " Total. Mate- Stor es. Fuel. Wages. and Stores. Fuel. Wages. r ; a i Material. Running. Running. Cfi rt* KAWAKAWA SECTION. 2 I ' I5 D I 15 Totals' 2 ... General charges... 3,994 2,296 i,547 867 5,541 3,221 Cwt. 1,191 613 Qt. 161 96 lb. 13 7 lb. 91 ____!_ £ IO 29 £ 6 £ 68 43 £ 183 108 £ 267 184 ■43 "26 2"i6 -30 1-07 -26 2-95 3-20 7-92 11-56 122 8-05 13-71 j 70 7-98 I 12-35 j 192 ... J 1-73 ... j 14-08 58 4 ■ "1 6,290 2,414 58 8,762 1,804 257 20 '45 ! 39 10 in 291 451 _63_ 3'04 I Totals - - ... 5i4 HANGAREI IECTIO C i 15 1,550 Fa I 2 17 18,585 Wb 2 17 33,644 5,47 1 9,748 5,39i 24,056 43,392 2,312 10,547 24,711 194 638 10 155 21 398 25 555 56 1,108 18 224 39o 8 43 26 197 46 461 80 701 151 ' 220 "8o 467 ; 914 2-23 783 j 1,680 2-16 •36 •26 •25 1-91 1-97 2-55 6-72 4-66 433 9'79 9-12 9-29 193 3" 41S 1 i , Totals S I ... 53,779 General charges... 19,060 72,839 37,570 i,955 ! 632 1,401 j 2,814 2-08 375 3,189 •26 231 4-62 9-27 1-24 922 ... - ... ... Totals ■•• ... ... 1 - 10-51 KAIHU SECTION. E j 2 ; 15 13,485 General charges... Totals .... 4,633 505 18,623 3,608 i 532 24 I 182 216 20 199 404 ... 839 76 9i5 2-78 ! -26 ' 2-56 5-21 io'8i 316 _» ... -98 - H'79 9i5

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RETURN No. 28-continued. LOCOMOTIVE RETURNS for the Year ending 31st March, 1907— continued.

en E *3i U Type. "o 1 rC tr. Engine-Mileage. Quantity of Stoies. Cost. Cost per Engine-Mile in Pence. I ! a. __ : _t.i 1Z_1_ . I bn-E Shunting _.. , -t Train. and SS. Emptv . : "am. Detail. Total. Coal. Oil. Tallow. 1 Waste. Running. Repairs. | Repairs, j Running-. Repairs. ] Running. Wages ; Total. w ____ ,J n , Stores. : Fuel. Wages. and iStores. Fuel. Wages. Mat . e - Material, rial. Running. Running. Total. cc rt' Q AUCKLAND SECTION. I i i I F Fa K N P Q R Wa 96,025 60,169 17,168 13,924 28,131 2,419 4,427 j 280 18,669 10,148 8,199 i 186 6,701 j 4,181 II,I20 72 10,748 4,653 521 5,886 ; 370 20,941 187 Cwt. 249,502 I 79,270 116,261 ; 44,178 226,658 i 103,354 42,029 : 15,360 109,299 : 42,358 120,209 ' 65,147 76,037 I 55,065 193,066 : 108,486 17,287 7,895 21,029 : IO ,225 26,889 18,492 140,129 j 70,469 Qt. 5,699 2,649 4,853 906 2,545 2,620 J >947 4,148 369 535 762 lb. 417 151 287 54 ISO 146 130 230 29 38 5i 214 1,897 £ I £ 1,769 1 223 750 i 101 1,530 i 192 i,i99 : 35 773 : 97 1,328 103 855 80 2,050 169 680 15 256 23 1,044 29 737 140 £ 5,323 3,339 604 1,911 1,517 1,365 2,352 416 448 539 2,377 £ 9,902 V70 4,176 T55 8,601 1-62 j 2,697 6-85 4,149 1-70 6,615 2-65 3,990 2-70 7,899 2-55 1,303 : 9'44 ■,074 i 2-92 2,320 9-32 6,814 1-26 59,540 2-33 I 13 4 7 2 4 4 4 6 1 20 20 25 25 25 25 ,8 93,308; .35,169; 196,108; 37,322; 80,4821 111,824; 65,155 181,874 6 >539j 20,633 119,001 lb. 2,072 982 2,207 367 1,004 1,055 950 J-795 208 300 383 1,625 12,948 £ 2,587 1,411 3,540 859 1,368 3,667 1,690 3,328 192 347 708 3>56o ■21 •21 •20 •20 •21 "20 ■25 ■21 2-49 2'9I 375 4-90 3-00 7-32 5'33 4-i3 2-66 3'9 6 6-32 6 - io 5-12 I 3'95 3'53 3'45 4-20 3'03 4'3' 2-93 578 ; 5'" I 4-81 ; 4-07 j 9'52 8-62 9-10 9-11 1320 12-59 9-82 18-09 12-25 20-71 11-67 io-68 3,189 1,114 1,933 363 i,o59 920 848 25 20 20 •21 •26 •26 1,360 230 278 345 1,405 1 2 20 25 •24 Totals Ivess rei mileage: — ! I 53 coven ibl'e, 1,013,265] 232,673 92,457 1,338,395 1620,299 32,968 32,968 J 59,489 1,305,427 30,424 12,971 1,207 23,257 22,105 •22 4-17 j 3-96 j 13,044 ... j ... I General c ihargi m . 8,183 I - I r 46 Totals * : I ... I ... . ... ... I 67,723 - ... I 12-14 ... gisbo: ,NE SECTION. I) : 2 I 12 24,76s General charges ... Totals J_ 4,599 ',53° j 30,906 7,109 1,546 72 4'9 iS 6 57 5oo 477 1,190 i-2i '44 3'88 3-71 924 333 275 2-14 - ••• ■■■ 1,465 ••• _ I''38 _•

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RETURN No. 28—continued. LOCOMOTIVE RETURNS for the Year ending 31st March, 1907— continued.

M 1 Detail. _c ia£- Shunting ,,. , I S S Train. and Work" I J » Empty. tra,n - I < I I _ I I o J- S Engine-Mileage. Total. Coal. Quantity of Stores. Run Oil. nning. Repairs. Running. Repairs. ! Running. Wages , Total. Wagcs Total. Tallow. Waste. .?" Stores. Fuel. Wages. ; and Stores.: Fuel. Wages. "_*•»■ Material, rial. Cost. Cost per Engine-Mile in Pence. rt c in rt' Detail. Running. Repairs. Running. Running. WELLINi TON - NAPIE -new ply: outh sect: ON. C D E« Et F Fa H J L M N O R S Wa Wb Wd We 2 8 I 4 I 1 i 15 478 15 28,387 20 32,996 15 3,6oi 20 78,197 20 22,340 6 36,236 20 310,725 20 74,515 20 76,430 25 195,646 15 161,086 20 j 94467 20 I 84,743 20 : 212,809 20 176,443 20 j 299,848 6 j 35,44i 25 ! 187,026 27,501 ; I>144 .83,569 22,641 6,349 51,417 2 712 103,269 29,000 9,715 : IO,607 27,813 ' 74 29,610 j 164 25,574 ; 3,588 16,539 280 21,149 28,700 ; 16 34,392 ! 51,468 34,680 j 1,343 22,806 i 6,309 ''5,741 '■ 3,47° 55,666 : 877 9,248 22,011 ; 69 29,123 134,597 90,762 6,313 210,466 42,662 64,123 340,499 103,677 93,249 216,795 189,802 180,327 120,766 241,924 195,654 356,391 44,689 209,106 Cwt. 5,870 32,836 38,391 8,588 56,264 13,367 67,696 133,037 33,015 29,455 78,546 92,091 60,101 42,654 92,810 88,959 181,282 33,095 75,927 Ql. b. 426 29 3,850 257 2,408 113 1,285 : 43 5,604 262 1,410 i 47 6,315 146 10,633 344 3,008 141 2,792 106 6,435 202 7,231 180 6,038 302 4,911 268 6,787 j 250 7,'32 . '-52 14,889 576 2,418 I 159 6,233 j 193 lb. £ 253 j 510 1,641 ; 1,098 !,039 1,039 370 ; 470 2,146 j 1,582 558 ! 679 1,786 i 2,592 3,147 j 3,204 I,2l8 ! 511 1,078 j 9I4 1,909 3,l8Q 2,177 1,934 2,522 2,502 1,344 1,208 2,257 2,268 2,031 2,934 3,985 : 4,452 665 ; 868 1,882 ; 1,070 £ 127 86 3'9 i '790 489 ! 3,130 ' 736 j 3,846 7,636 1,852 1,619 4,437 5,146 3,371 2,200 5,360 5,040 1 9,606 1,846 4,362 £ 787 3,067 1,452 282 4,57 762 2,515 4,528 1,774 i,343 2,552 3,263 3,218 2,133 3,447 2,707 5,73i 826 1,630 420 6,082 1-96 ; 4,708 2-75 1,284 17-86 9,404 i'8o j 2,227 3'82 j 9,171 9-70 15704 2-26 ; 4,252 i-18 3,974 2-35 10,41' 3'53 10,585 2-45 ; 9,306 3-33 5,706 2-40 11,308 ' 2-25 10,932 360 20,366 2-99 i 3,625 4-66 8,409 1-23 149,084 2-76 •12 ■23 •23 I 63 •20 •28 ■82 ■24 •26 ■25 ■26 •31 •29 ■33 ■23 31 •39 •46 •27 2-62 3'19 5'63 ■8-59 3'57 4-14 14-40 5-38 4-29 4-17 4-91 6-51 4'49 4'37 5-32 6-18 6-47 9-91 5-01 6-49 5-47 384 1072 5-i5 4-29 941 3-i9 4-11 3'46 2-82 4- 12 4-28 4-24 3-42 3'32 3-86 4-44 3'14 1343 1085 12-45 48-80 10-72 12-53 34"33 11-07 9-84 10-23 11-52 12-39 "■34 1122 ■9'47 9-65 496 873 200 2,763 474 1,194 2,690 1,201 904 i,348 1,649 2,206 1,087 i,975 1,710 3,087 379 i,574 ii 2 6 io 5 4 6 6 4 8 7 12 2 6 43 75 50 218 336 ; "5 98 233 242 ■ 215 165 233 i 2 5' : 577 85 238 Totals Less reco — 2,739 47,643 1.13 iyerab I ... 12,111,414 )le, mileage 577,044 , 182,467 2,870,925 71,249 71,249 : 111,218 2,799,676 1,163,993 99,8o5 3770 32,068 33,024 3,501 64,916 •29 5'43 3-98 12-46 37,80 ... General 1 ihari ;es .. . 20,534 1.72 14-18 Totals - ... - 169,618 - * Old type. t ew type.

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RETURN No. 28-continued. LOCOMOTIVE RETURNS for the Year ending 31st March, 1907— continued.

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r. CJ »J Xc Z 2 Engine-Mileage. Quantity of Stores. Cost. Cost per Engine-Mile in Pence. Type. ■a fti- < -a r _b Detail. Shunting w . Train. and ™°.** Empty. tra,n - Detail. Total. Coal. Oil. Tallow. Waste. Running. Repairs. Wages 1 Total. Mate- , Stores - Foel - Wages. rial. Running, Wages and Stores. Fuel. Wages. Material. I 1 Repairs. Running. Total. rt tr. It. & hurunui-blttff section. B D F Fa .1 L Q R T Da Ub Uc Wa VVd Wf ! 4 30 8 20 ■ 5 18 37 20 8 20 15 25 6 25 1 25 6 18 7 30 8 20 6 , 18 9 30 6 j 30 22 30 10 30 10 25 2 20 4 | 20 9 I 25 29.423 176,693 24,455j I73788 1 89,69 1 339.587; 83,030 20,646 102,159 178,766 29,415 109,460 223,107 180,258 620,107 260,724 204,889 30,924 62,602 184,649 2,118 20,498 191,366 426,7.85 32,610 44,043 7-543 3,320 20,951 io,435 70,713 19,406 19,560 11,671 42,628 23,448 31,638 10,692 14,728 40,248 26 1,224 58 8.3,566 22,678 6,359 244 i6| 31,567 198,415 215,879 684,139 H4,979 389,989 90,8 17 23,966 129,126 189,201 109,689 146,020 242,717 191,929 664,327 284,228 236,907 46,431 77,36o 238,974 Cwt. 11,677 "6,505 57,934 208,812 59755 197,323 34,859 6,726 64,4(80 94,997 34,978 69,685 104,864 93,39i 292,228 135,379 145,238 18,507 34,90.3 100,262 _*• 995 8,3" 5,693 16.924 4,138 10,910 2,230 413 5,686 4,932 2,745 4,942 6,743 8,279 7,382 1,502 2,862, 7,88 4 ! Ih. Hi. 36 323 264 2,903 354 2,829 742 6,011 213 2,023 539 4,466 161 1,199 27 238 135 i,56i 202 1,834 156 1,524 152 1,777 376 2,863 233 2,180 739 7.378 384 3,308 389 I 2,902 ' 48 629 104 1,090 272 3,088 £ 421 2,325 1,172 5,797 1-345 3,999 722 196 2,146 3,702 1,461 2,856 1,890 7,622 2,327 2,955 466 i,735 46,067 £ I 43 306 217 60s 16S 443 96 17 207 220 106 207 276 254 716 323 290 58 ■°9 i 291 £ 624 6,194 2,361 8,424 2,942 6.193 1,716 330 3,343 4,641 1,695 3,665 5,408 4,955 15,600 4,015 985 1,776 5,224 87,250 £ 414 3,875 5,905 16,686 3,032 6,386 1.376 366 2,419 2,183 2,897 2,802 3,375 2,533 8,H5 4,250 4,020 909 1,410 4,376 £ 1,502 12,700 9,655 3'>5'2 7,484 17,021 3,9io 909 8,115 10,746 6,159 8,088 11,915 9,632 32,083 14,059 11,280 2,418 5,030 11,407 3'20 2-8 1 i'3° 2-03 223 2-46 1-91 1-96 3'99 4-70 3-20 232 2-82 2 '36 2-75 1-96 2-99 2-41 5-38 1-52 -.33 •37 ■24 21 •27 •27 '25 '7 ■38 •28 ■23 '34 •27 ■32 •26 474 7'49 263 296 4-87 3'8i 4'53 3/30 6'2I 5-88 3-71 602 5'35 6-20 5-64 6-05 407 5-09 5'5i 5'25 3-15 ; 4-69 6- 5 6 585 5-02 j 3'93 I 3-64 j 3'67 4-50 2-77 6-34 4"6i 3'34 3'7 2-94 3'59 4-08 4-70 4-37 4-40 11-42 10-73 11 05 1239 IO-47 IO-33 9-10 15-08 i3'63 13-48 1329 11-78 12-05 11-87 "•43 12-50 15-60 11-46 232 1,981 3,593 9,141 1,989 3,770 1,178 244 1,222 1,602 1,465 2,059 1,489 5,004 2,508 2,441 514 . 883 2-555 9,S6i 7,154 50 i,592 56 380 4,815 3° 14,077 •27 •29 '30 •34 29 Totals I 193 ... rerable, mi 161,886 37>233 4,336.66c 37,23: :- 5,526 50,126 _i 4.949 I 77,359 215,625 2-55 •27 4-83 .4-28 11'93 4S»> 8 5 Less reco3,124,373 ileage ... 1,050,401 ''1,882,503 i26,435| .. General c -harges ... 124,653 4,299,42' I : 1-91 13-84 Totals 34,457 250,082 ... ... ...

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RETURN No. 28-continued. LOCOMOTIVE RETURNS for the Year ending 31st March, 1907— continued.

_ _ ■5, 1 Type- - £g z < V. i Engine-Mileage. Quantity of Stores. Cost. Cost per Engine-Mile in Pence. Detail. Running. Repairs. Running. Repairs. Running. Total. Wages. rt a Train. Shunting and Emptv. Worktrain. Total. Coal. Running. Oil. Tallow. Waste. Wages j Total. Mate- 8tores - Fu "- ' Wilgcs - rial. Wages and Stores.' Fuel. Material. . __ i __ D 1 20 F 5 20 La 5 20 W 2 15 Totals 13 Less recoverable, mileage I I I ( :., WESTLAND Or Ih. I Ih. WESTLAND SECTION. 508 70,422 91,219 21,873 184,022 20,112 27,084 14,320 6,824 192 7,301 22,597 131 20,812 104,807 2 ' 128,136 3 28,828 Cwt. 4,747 28,988 33,422 9.885 Cwt. 4,747 i8, 9 88 (3,422 9.885 Qt. lb. 693 50 3,I9 2 247 4,197 . 326 1,321 ! 94 Qt. 1 lb. lb. 693 50 300 3,192 247 1,257 4,197 , 326 1,552 1,321 I 94 462 lb. 300 i,552 462 j £ £ 77 21 i,33i 98 568 128 837 4o 2,813 287 £ 124 755 871 258 2,008 , £ 567 1,952 2,150 590 j £ 7°9 4,136 377 1,725 10,367 •89 3'o5 ro6 6'97 ■24 ■22 -24 '33 1'43 i'73 1'63 215 6-54 4'47 4'03 4-91 9 - I0 9'47 6-96 14-36 268 1,200 1,390 377 68,340 30,221 1,217 282,583 I 1,217 I 77,042 9,403 77 3,571 5,259! 2'39 ■24 171 447 881 3,235 General charges 29,004 281,366 I 739 12,106 ... I'48 ' Totals - j 10-29 WESTPORT SECTION. C F Fa Wb 2 3 2 12 •5 i.S 20 118 16,769 28,171 60,147 25,082 25,235 14,884 15,925 73 13,868 III 25,373 55,872 43,166 76,072 6,143 10,869 12,324 35,827 984 i,598 1,490 3,229 97 425 134 138 731 500 91 532 582 144 883 : 863 470 2,571 2,079 I 30 172 51 304 49 341 103 724 233 1,541 757 1,093 1,222 2,077 823 i,795 1,269 2,959 127 2'14 3'24 2-72 •28 •22 •27 •33 1 63 ■'31 190 2-29 1-85 7'15 5'25 4-58 4-00 4-87 io'33 8-92 9'99 9'34 354 695 461 667 3 Totalsl General c : .ol 105,205 8l,I26 14,152 200,483 65,163 7,301 4,071 7,924 1,442 9,366 2'49 ■28! 9'49 172 2,177 .harg< IS .- ... - : ; Totals U'2I NELSON SECTION. D F Fa 1 1 20 20 20 753 15,262 40,613 370 2,298 5,099 42 562 184 1,165 18,122 45,896 375 5,224 14,640 56 584 1,316 34 76 19 3 205 56 506 262 2 21 18 j 28 252 298 709 726 979 1,052 ... 51 627 1,744 . •62 41 •74 - 28 1 37 '24 118 ! -26 371 3'34 37i 3'6o 577 3'94 3'8o 8-30 9'12 40 ■95 474 2 47 Totals — 4 .overt ible, 56,628 7,707 788 32 756 65,183 32 65,151 20,239 i,956 no 730 1 321 70 2,422 3'87 891 709 Less rec mileage ■■■ General c ihargt 519 1 I- 9 2 Totals I 2,941 1 IQ'83 I PICTON SECTION. D G 1 15 ! i,547 4 ! 15 60,678 2,011 19,054 309 3,558 80,04 1 1,204 26,376 204 3,632 6 I 101 3y 66 680 ; 659 72 781 I 698 7 61 114 i,3I5 121 1,376 82 1,462 189 2-63 I 47 3,550 1 98 ■ -34 3,739 2-00 j 35 442 412 5-53 1275 3-94 4-38 10-64 114 953 Totals 5 I ... •eneral charges 62,225 21,065 309 83,599 27,580 3,836 1,544 3'95 4'43 1073 1-27 ... I I2 # 00 I 1,067 Totals - I -. .,181 ... :

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RETURN No. 29. HURUNUI-BLUFF SECTION. Return of Coal Traffic from Local Mines during the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

RETURN No. 30. HURUNUI-BLUFF SECTION. Return of the Number of Vessels discharged and loaded at the Ports of Lyttelton, Timaru, Oamaru, Port Chalmers, Dunedin, and Bluff, for the Year ending 31st March, 1907.

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Mine. 1006-7. 1905-6. Increase. Decrease. Springfield Coal Company, Springfield St. Helen's, White Cliffs Homebush, Glentunnel ... Mount Somers Coal Company, Mount Somers Woolshed Creek Company, Mount Somen ... Albury Waihao Forks ... Gibson's Kurow Ngapara Shag Point Allandale Coal Company Saddle Hill ... Fernhill Idabnrn Mosgiel Taratu Mine, Lovell's Flat Lovell's Flat Coal Company, Lovell's Flat ... Hewitson, Lovell's Flat ... Benhar Kaitangata Bruce Coal Company Beal Mackay Coal Company, Milton Anderson's,'Stirling Conical Hills... O'Hagan, C, Pukerau Smythe, Gore ... New Zealand Express Company, Gore Sleeman, C. P., Mataura Beattie and Co., Mataura Cameron and Duncan, Mataura ... Mutch and Hurst, Mataura Groves, G., Nightcaps ... Nightcaps Coal Company, Nightcaps McKenzie, D., Nightcaps Varcoe, Nightcaps Grant, J., Nightcaps Spence, J., Nightcaps Beed, Nightcaps McBride, A., Nightcaps Bradley, Nightcaps Tinker and Co., Nightcaps McAlister, E., Pyramid ... Bobson, R. W., Bush Siding Raymond Bush Siding ... Causer, Glenham Smith, Fairfax Clark, Wyndham Greene, Wyndham Tons. 37 1,303 10,812 4,086 1,806 211 Tons. 16 857 11,641 3,843 2,089 199 238 24 160 144 139 19,139 35,313 20,604 Tons. 21 446 Tons. 829 243 283 35i 303 51 112 12 113 279 109 32 159 21,391 41,140 22,499 26 549 7,556 20 2,252 5,827 1,895 26 206 343 18,063 5,690 6 507 5,690 6 199 77,470 11,227 3,498 114 2,782 55 36 1,483 4,981 3,701 194 110,007 5,897 3,47i 145 3,003 52 5 5,330 5,027 32,537 3i 221 645 7,228 2,745 1,489 3 36 838 956 2,247 1,489 322 48,991 1,300 5 25 161 5 13 5 92 50 43,669 119 272 5,322 1,181 5 25 431 270 5 13 5 92 1,215 1,215 996 996 4 189 10 6 27 6 23 189 10 Totals 285,056 31,650 298,901 45,495

Port. 1906-7. 1905-6. Increase. Decrease. • iSOHARGEI) : — Lyttelton Timaru Oamaru Port Chalmers Dunedin Bluff ... No. 1,848 298 177 190 88 247 No. 1,726 347 200 '74 97 232 No. 122 16 15 No. 49 23 9 Totals 2,848 2,848 2,776 2,776 72 72 lOADBU : — Lyttelton Timaru Oamaru Port Chalmers Dunedin Bluff '.'.'.' 1 1,677 300 154 79 21 245 1,757 348 187 197 25 232 '3 80 48 33 18 4 Totals 2,576 2,746 2,746 170

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RETURN No. 31. HURUNUI-BLUFF SECTION. Showing Mileage of Track in Main Line and Sidings open for Traffic on 3lst March, 1907, on the Hurunui-Bluff Railway and Branches.

!.ine of Railway. Main Line. Branches. Total Railway. 1 Sidings. Total. Total L Equivalent of Single Track. Single. Double. I Main Line. Brandies. CHRISTCHURCH DIVISION : — Main Line Rangiora-Sheffield and Eyreton Junction - Bennett's Waipara-Domett Southbridge and Little River Branches Springfield and White Cliffs Branches [Branch Rakaia and Ashburton Forks Monnt Somers Brunch Albury Branch Waimate Branoh M. ch. 211 57 M. ch. 6 28 M. ch. M. oh, 218 5 M. ch. 83 68 M. .-Ii. M. ch. 83 68 M. ch. 3d 73 ./ 58 31 33 39 53 79 53 56 4 55 3i 46 48 7 1 73 5 72 53 56 285 61 5 31 •27 66 { 59 7 25 10 29 26 39 3 15 12 22 20 27 3 6 36 13 12 67 2 70 1 70 2 70 2 25 27 66 Totals, Christchurch Division 21 I 57 6 28 285 61 503 66 83 68 111 54 615 40 l)itnrdin Division: — Main Line Duntroon Branch ... Oamaru-Breakwater Branch Ngapara & Livingston Branches Shag Point Branch ... Waihemo Branch ... Port Chalmers Branch Walton Park Branch Fernhill Branch Otago Central Railway Outram Branch Lawrence Branch ... Catlin's River Branch 165 40 o 58 37 4i 0 63 27 4 2 10 8 65 1 26 2 49 1 57 129 2 9 o 22 1 22 64 166 18 62 3 / 3 2 1 62 2 14 o 14 o 63 J 3 65 j o 52 o 23 8 58 0 65 I * 67 \ 2 9 62 3 228 21 / 40 43 2 45 29 i8 2 24 9 48 I 5 11 1 3 21 12 o 137 60 9 65 23 68 24 73 •264 62 ■26 14 Totals, Dunedin Division ... 165 40 o 58 264 62 62 3 26 14 88 17 5i9 7 431 o i-fVERCARQII.L DIVISION: — Main Line Tapanui Branch Waimea Plains B ranch Wyndham Branch ... Seaward Bush Brunch Kingston Branch Makarewa-Orepuki Branch ,. Thornbury-Wairio and WairioNightcaps Branches Forest Hill Railway Lumsden-Mararoa Branch 82 41 26 21 36 41 9 35 25 39 87 o 40 16 24 51 82 41 30 53 / 2 46 3 6 0 73 1 76 I 8 72 \ 6 70 3 26 30 53 113 14 , 28 67 39 47 10 28 27 35 J 95 72 \ 47 6 27 77 ■272 70 1-29 57 12 66 10 41 1 5 \ 1 3 13 71 > n 44 Totals. Invercargill Division 82 41 272 70 355 3i 30 53 60 30 415 61 29 57 Grand Totals—Whole Line 459 58 7 6 823 33 1,290 17 176 44 83 57 260 21 I,550 38

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RETURN NO. 32. Statement of Alterations in and Additions to Scale of Charges during the Year ended 31st March, 1907. PAET I.—PASSENGERS. General Fares and Regulations. Tourist excursion tickets : List of stations at which tourist tickets are issued amended. Tourist tickets also made available for travel over Lake Wakatipu. Regulations governing the issue of free school season tickets amended to meet the requirements of the Education Department. Public-school Cadets : Provision made for fares for cadets over fifteen and under sixteen years of age. Concession to Maoris attending tangis withdrawn. Regulation re theatrical, concert, and circus companies amended. Provision made for reserving car-seats on the Christchurch-Invercargill line. Local Fares and Regulations. Hurunui-Bluff Section. Suburban fares inserted to and from Bryndwyr Station, opened between Papanui and Riccarton. Fares re round trips through Central Otago amended on account of extension of railway-line and reduction in coach journey. Provision made for daily issue of through rail or coach tickets to Hanmer Plains Hot Springs. PART III.—GOODS: REGULATIONS. Regulation re conveyance of boats for use at regattas amended. Provision made for free conveyance of exhibits to New Zealand International Exhibition, Christchurch, and to the Australian Exhibition, Melbourne. PART IV.—GOODS: LOCAL RATES. Auckland Section. Rate inserted for timber ex mills at Arahiwi. Through booking from stations on the Auckland section to ports on the Kaipara : Rates amended. Picton Section. Through booking between Wellington or The Port (Nelson) and stations on the Picton Section : Rate inserted for barley. Hurunui-Bluff Section. Rate for through goods Oamaru-Breakwater amended to make provision for goods from and to the new wharf. PART V.-CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS. Removed — Class. Sucrosine, New Zealand manufacture. Rate and a half ... ... ... E Tin, scrap. Owner's risk ... ... ... ... ... ... N Inserted— Sucrosine, New Zealand manufacture. Owner's risk ... ... ... E Tin, scrap. Owner's risk ... ... ... ... ... ... Q Bags, New Zealand manufacture—packed in bales or bundles—for meat-coverings ... D Gas, liquefied, nitrous oxide, in cast-iron or mild-steel cylinders. Owner's risk. Dangerous ... ... ... ... ... ... ... A Jars, glass, fruit or pickle. Owner's risk ... ... ... ... C Petroleum, native crude, in 4-ton lots. Owner's risk, half rate ... ... B Plaster, fibrous, New Zealand manufacture: Packed. Owner's risk ... ... A Sheep-daggings ... ... ... ... ... ... ... D Rice-meal for stock-feeding ... ... ... ... ... ... D Raupo, in bundles ... ... ... ... ... ... D Furnace-liners (brickware). Owner's risk ... ... ... ... N PART VI. —WHARVES. Onehunqa Wharf. Rate for raw material for glue-making inserted. By Authority : John Mackay, Government Printer, Wellington.—l9o7

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Mangarangiora Viaduct. Three spans 81 ft., three spans 61 ft., two spans 30 ft. 6 in., lattice girders, and eleven spans 33 ft., plate girders: total length, 850 ft. Height from water to rail-level, 130 ft.

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Lower Hutt Railway-station.

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Petone Railway-station.

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Dunedin Railway-station.

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Staircase, Dunedin Railway-station.

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Booking-hall, Dunedin Railway-station.

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Gore Railway-station.

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Bluff Railway-station (the Most Southern Railway-station in the World).

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Interior of Railway Dining-car.

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MAP OF NEW ZEALAND SHEWING RAILWAY, STEAMER, AND COACH ROUTES.

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RAILWAYS STATEMENT (1st July, 1907). BY THE MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS. THE HON, WM. HALL-JONES, Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1907 Session I, D-02

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RAILWAYS STATEMENT (1st July, 1907). BY THE MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS. THE HON, WM. HALL-JONES Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1907 Session I, D-02

RAILWAYS STATEMENT (1st July, 1907). BY THE MINISTER FOR RAILWAYS. THE HON, WM. HALL-JONES Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1907 Session I, D-02