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SCHEDULE OF TABLES. Et~ S aS\ EeVe,T ,and Ex Pendit^e, Signals Department. „ 8.-Number of Telegrams sent for every 100 letters „ U—Comparative Quarterly Return, Tears ending March 1880 and 18S1 " ?—^T ai Comparative Progress of the Department ' 8L „ r. —<<ost ol Maintenance of Lines ;: f-Kf z S£ fc^SttSSKaSL 1 c°°l s" °* » -H-- —xotal Cost of Lines. » J-~^T beiL °i Telegra Ph Money Orders issued. " r-~ Value ot Government Messages. „ L.—Debtor and Creditor Statement. C. Lemon, Superintendent of New Zealand Telegraphs.