New Zealand Gazette – 1886 – No. 49

Page 1151

✨ Railway Fare Tables

SEPT. 22.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1151

KAWAKAWA SECTION.

Stations.	Single.	Return.
From or To	To or From	First.
		s. d.
Kawakawa ...	Taumarere ...	0 9
" ...	Opua ...	2 0
Taumarere ...	" ...	1 6

Return Tickets will be issued on Saturdays and Sundays at single fares.

WHANGAREI SECTION.

Stations.	Single.	Return.
From or To	To or From	First.
		s. d.
Wharf ...	Whangarei ...	0 9
" ...	Mair ...	1 0
" ...	Kamo ...	1 6
" ...	Coal Mines ...	1 9
Whangarei ...	Mair ...	0 6
" ...	Kamo ...	1 0
" ...	Coal Mines ...	1 3
Mair ...	Kamo ...	0 9
" ...	Coal Mines ...	0 9
Kamo ...	" ...	0 6

Return Tickets will be issued on Saturdays and Sundays at single fares.

AUCKLAND SECTION.

SUBURBAN TRAFFIC.

For the purpose of charging fares between Auckland and the stations hereunder the distances will be counted as follows:—
From Auckland to Newmarket, 2 miles.
From Auckland to Remuera, 3 miles.

	First Class.	Second Class.
	Single.	Return.
	s. d.	s. d.
Auckland to or from Remuera ...	0 9	1 0
Auckland to or from Ellerslie, Green Lane, Penrose, and Onehunga ...	1 0	1 6
Auckland to or from Otahuhu ...	1 6	2 0
Newmarket to or from Onehunga ...	1 0	1 6
Newmarket to or from Otahuhu ...	1 6	2 0
Remuera to or from Onehunga ...	1 0	1 6
Remuera to or from Otahuhu ...	1 6	2 0
Auckland to or from Newmarket and Mount Eden ...	0 6	0 9
Auckland to or from Kingsland ...	1 0	1 6
Auckland to or from Mount Albert ...	1 0	1 6
Auckland to or from Avondale ...	1 0	1 6
Auckland to or from Morningside ...	1 0	1 6

KAIPARA TRAFFIC.

Passengers will be booked through from Auckland to the following places on the Kaipara Harbour at the under-mentioned fares:—

Auckland to	RAIL.	STEAMER.	TOTAL.
	1st Class.	2nd Class.	1st Class.
	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.
North Head and intermediate stations ...	7 11	5 4	7 6
Port Albert and intermediate stations ...	7 11	5 4	10 0
Matakoe or Point Curtis and intermediate stations ...	7 11	5 4	10 0
Dargaville and intermediate stations ...	7 11	5 4	12 6

NAPIER SECTION.

Return tickets will be issued daily between Spit, Napier, or Hastings and intermediate stations at Saturday return fares.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1886, No 49

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🚂 Kawakawa Section Fare Table

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🚂 Whangarei Section Fare Table

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🚂 Auckland Section Suburban Traffic Fare Table

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🚂 Kaipara Traffic Fare Table

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KeywordsFare Table, Railway, Steamer, Kaipara Harbour, North Head, Port Albert, Matakoe, Point Curtis, Dargaville

🚂 Napier Section Return Ticket Information

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsReturn Tickets, Fare, Napier, Spit, Hastings

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