New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 24

Page 981

✨ Railway Fares

APRIL 19.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 981

PASSENGERS—continued.

THROUGH BOOKING, DUNEDIN, RAVENSBORNE, AND PORTOBELLO.

(a) The following fares will be charged for through booking by rail and steamer between Dunedin, Ravensbourne, and Portobello :—

From or to	To or from	Single.	Return.
		First Class.	Second Class.
Portobello	Dunedin or Ravensbourne	s. d. 1 8	s. d. 1 4

Single tickets at these fares are available for one day only, being the date shown on the ticket.

Return tickets at these fares are available for three calendar months, which period shall begin with and include the date shown on the ticket.

(b) Weekly twelve-trip tickets, available for use by the purchaser when travelling second-class, will be issued for travel by rail and steamer between Dunedin or Ravensbourne and Portobello at a fare of 7s. 2d. each.

These tickets will be subject to the same conditions as suburban weekly twelve-trip tickets issued under the provisions of Regulation 39.

Second-class six-trip tickets will be issued for travel by rail and steamer between Dunedin or Ravensbourne and Portobello at a fare of 5s. 3d. each.

These tickets will be subject to the same conditions as suburban six-trip bearer tickets issued under the provisions of Regulation 40.

The following fares will be charged between the stations named hereunder :—

Stations between	Single.	Return.
	First Class.	Second Class.
Invercargill—Bluff	s. d. 1 11	s. d. 1 1
Invercargill—Ocean Beach	1 11	1 1
Invercargill—Green Hills	1 8	0 11

The maximum fare between any two stations on the Invercargill—Bluff line will be as follows: First class, single, 1s. 11d.; second class, single, 1s. 1d. First class, return, 3s.; second class, return, 1s. 11d.

Regulations and conditions governing tickets issued under the provisions of Regulation 40 will be applicable to tickets issued at these fares.

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🚂 Local Fares for Dunedin–Seacliff Area (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways, Local Fares, Dunedin, Ravensbourne, Portobello

🚂 Through Booking Fares for Dunedin, Ravensbourne, and Portobello

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways, Fares, Through Booking, Dunedin, Ravensbourne, Portobello

🚂 Fares Between Invercargill and Bluff, Ocean Beach, and Green Hills

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways, Fares, Invercargill, Bluff, Ocean Beach, Green Hills

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