New records in tourist traffic for 1936 37 season
New records in tourist traffic were achieved during the 1936 37 summer season by the Newcastle City Bureau. Trains carried 10 567 public owed with a 10 percent rebate, yielding a profit after advertising and entertainment costs. The Newcastle Bureau has brought 28 000 visitors in three seasons, many from country areas who had never visited Newcastle or the seaside.
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City Connell
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Newcastle
Newcastle tourism growth prospects in three years
J A L estimates suggest total tourist and holiday-maker numbers in the Newcastle district will approach 0 in three years. The associated economic value to local business is projected around £40,000, indicating a notable uplift for traders and service sectors in the area.
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Newcastle
Municipal Council Discusses Inspections and Urgent Works
The municipality reports inspections yielding generally satisfactory sanitary conditions. Manilla Street blinds were addressed, and urgent works include forming a meeting portion on Rowhutt between Inch and Stephen, carting, terracing, painting timber, removing noxious weeds, watering young trees, and building applications for three property cases including a galvanised shed and verandah. The notice notes inspections of Rowan premises and a butcher inquiry.
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