New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 24

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✨ Steamer Service Regulations

LAKE WAKATIPU STEAMER SERVICE—continued.

SCHEDULE OF FARES.

Between	Ordinary Single.*	Excursion Return (when specially authorized).	Day Excursion Return (when specially authorized).
Kingston and Queenstown ..	5 6	6 11	..
Head of Lake and Queenstown	6 11	10 4	6 11
5 mile
7 mile
9 mile or Closeburn
12 mile
Limekiln
Bob's Cove
5 mile
7 mile
9 mile or Closeburn
12 mile	and Queenstown	5 3	..
Limekiln
Bob's Cove
Creighton Islands	and Head of Lake	7 7	..
Creighton Islands	and Queenstown	7 7	..
Beach Bay or Walter Peak Mount Nicholas Elfin Bay Greenstone	and Head of Lake	5 3	..
From Queenstown to Elfin Bay or Greenstone	..	..	5 6
Other places to pick up shepherds, &c., as indicated by lighting fires	and Queenstown or Head of Lake ..	..	..
Sunnyside (boat), and Kingston or Queenstown Half-way Bay Woolshed Wye Creek Staircase Clippings Or any other place as indicated by lighting fires Kinloch and Glenorchy Queenstown to Frankton	and Kingston or Queenstown	7 7	..
		..	..
		l 5	..
		l 9	..

The ordinary return fare will be the charge for two ordinary single fares.

SPECIAL CHARTER OF STEAMERS.

(a):

For Passengers.

Steamer.	Rate per Hour between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Sundays excepted.	Rate per Hour between 5 p.m. and 8 a.m., Sundays excepted.
T.s.s. "Earnslaw"	£ s. d. 3 6 0	£ s. d. 3 17 0
S.s. "Ben Lomond"	1 13 0	2 4 0

Minimum charge for any steamer, £13 4s.

For Cargo, including Live-stock.

(b) T.s.s. "Earnslaw" £13 4s. in addition to ordinary tariff rates for goods conveyed.

S.s. "Ben Lomond" £8 16s. in addition to ordinary tariff rates for goods conveyed.

In no case shall the charges for the special charter of a steamer for cargo, including live-stock, together with the ordinary tariff rates for the cargo conveyed, be less than the charge made for the special charter of such steamer for passengers.
Except in cases of a charter for four hours or less, applications must be made three days before the steamer is required.
The Department reserves the right to decline any application for the charter of a steamer.

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