Harbour Regulations Continuation




the proper fare, or who shall without sufficient
reason refuse or neglect to employ his boat when
required, shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding
five pounds.

  1. Any person desirous of returning by a boat
    which he had engaged may do so by paying half-fare,
    in which case he may detain the boat for fifteen
    minutes, and no longer, without incurring an extra
    charge, and any person detaining a boat over fifteen
    minutes shall pay one shilling, and an additional
    shilling for every quarter of an hour's detention.

  2. Any crew consisting of four men, when
    required by any person or persons, shall be entitled
    to charge treble fare.

  3. Whenever a blue flag is hoisted half-mast
    high at the Dunedin Jetty, Jetty Street, and at the
    flagstaff, Port Chalmers, one-half more than the
    regular fares may be charged, and a waterman will
    not then be required to carry passengers against his
    will, even at the advanced rate of fare. Between
    sunset and sunrise double fares may be charged.

  4. The following are the ordinary fares authorized
    to be charged by licensed watermen :--

One shilling for the first quarter of a mile for
each passenger, and sixpence for every
additional quarter of a mile.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 369

Each hundred-weight of luggage over the eight
pounds authorized to be carried free being
charged for as a passenger.

  1. To prevent disputes, the distances between the
    points specified shall be reckoned according to the
    following

TABLE OF DISTANCES.
Miles.

From Dunedin Jetty, Jetty Street,
" To Burn's Point, Anderson's Bay 1¼
" " Pelichet Bay Jetty 1¼
" " Red Beacon, Western Channel 2½
" " Burke's Brewery ... 4½
" " Arden Bay... 5¾
" " Sawyer's Bay 7
" " Half-way Island 8
" " Port Chalmers 9
" " Macandrew's Bend 4½

From Port Chalmers
" To No. 4 Black Buoy... 0¾
" " Taylor's Point 2¾
" " Maori Village, Landing Place 5
" " The Heads... 7
" " Portobello... 2½

FORSTER GORING,
Clerk of the Executive Council.

Printed under the authority of the New Zealand Government, by GEORGE DIDSBURY, Government Printer, Wellington.



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VUW Te Waharoa PDF NZ Gazette 1867, No 50





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🏗️ Continuation of Otago Harbour Watermen Regulations and Fares (continued from previous page)

🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
10 October 1867
Watermen, Fares, Penalties, Dunedin Jetty, Port Chalmers, Distances Table, Luggage
  • Forster Goring, Clerk of the Executive Council