New Zealand Gazette – 1931 – No. 85

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✨ Railway Passenger Fares

PASSENGERS---continued.

Miles.	Single.				Single.			Miles.	Single.		Single.
	First Class.	Second Class.			First Class.	Second Class.			First Class.	Second Class.	First Class.	Second Class.
	s. d.	s. d.			s. d.	s. d.			s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.
136	17 7	12 0	186	24 0	16 4	236	30 4	20 8
137	17 8	12 1	187	24 2	16 5	237	30 6	20 9
138	17 10	12 2	188	24 3	16 6	238	30 7	20 10
139	17 11	12 3	189	24 4	16 7	239	30 8	20 11
140	18 1	12 4	190	24 5	16 8	240	30 10	21 0
141	18 3	12 5	191	24 7	16 9	241	31 0	21 1
142	18 5	12 6	192	24 8	16 10	242	31 1	21 2
143	18 6	12 7	193	24 10	16 11	243	31 3	21 3
144	18 7	12 8	194	25 0	17 1	244	31 4	21 4
145	18 9	12 9	195	25 2	17 2	245	31 5	21 5
146	18 11	12 10	196	25 3	17 3	246	31 7	21 6
147	19 0	12 11	197	25 4	17 4	247	31 8	21 7
148	19 1	13 0	198	25 6	17 5	248	31 10	21 8
149	19 3	13 1	199	25 7	17 6	249	32 0	21 9
150	19 4	13 2	200	25 9	17 7	250	32 1	21 10
151	19 6	13 3	201	25 11	17 8	251	32 3	22 0
152	19 7	13 4	202	26 0	17 9	252	32 4	22 1
153	19 9	13 6	203	26 1	17 10	253	32 6	22 2
154	19 10	13 7	204	26 3	17 11	254	32 8	22 3
155	20 0	13 8	205	26 4	18 0	255	32 9	22 4
156	20 2	13 9	206	26 6	18 1	256	32 10	22 5
157	20 3	13 10	207	26 7	18 2	257	33 0	22 6
158	20 5	13 11	208	26 8	18 3	258	33 1	22 7
159	20 6	14 0	209	26 11	18 4	259	33 3	22 8
160	20 7	14 1	210	27 0	18 5	260	33 4	22 9
161	20 9	14 2	211	27 2	18 6	261	33 6	22 10
162	20 11	14 3	212	27 4	18 7	262	33 8	22 11
163	21 0	14 4	213	27 5	18 8	263	33 9	23 0
164	21 2	14 5	214	27 6	18 10	264	33 11	23 1
165	21 3	14 6	215	27 7	18 11	265	34 0	23 2
166	21 4	14 7	216	27 9	19 0	266	34 2	23 3
167	21 6	14 8	217	27 11	19 1	267	34 3	23 4
168	21 7	14 9	218	28 0	19 2	268	34 4	23 6
169	21 9	14 10	219	28 2	19 3	269	34 6	23 7
170	21 11	14 11	220	28 3	19 4	270	34 7	23 8
171	22 1	15 0	221	28 4	19 5	271	34 9	23 9
172	22 2	15 1	222	28 6	19 6	272	34 11	23 10
173	22 4	15 3	223	28 8	19 7	273	35 0	23 11
174	22 5	15 4	224	28 10	19 8	274	35 2	24 0
175	22 7	15 5	225	28 11	19 9	275	35 4	24 1
176	22 8	15 6	226	29 0	19 10	276	35 5	24 2
177	22 10	15 7	227	29 2	19 11	277	35 7	24 3
178	22 11	15 8	228	29 4	20 0	278	35 8	24 4
179	23 0	15 9	229	29 5	20 1	279	35 10	24 5
180	23 2	15 10	230	29 7	20 2	280	35 11	24 6
181	23 4	15 11	231	29 8	20 3	281	36 0	24 7
182	23 6	16 0	232	29 9	20 4	282	36 2	24 8
183	23 8	16 1	233	29 11	20 5	283	36 4	24 9
184	23 9	16 2	234	30 0	20 6	284	36 5	24 10
185	23 10	16 3	235	30 2	20 7	285	36 7	24 11

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