New Zealand Gazette – 1952 – No. 26

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✨ Railway Concession Fares Table

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PASSENGERS

Miscellaneous Concession Fares—continued

Concession Granted to—	Minimum Number to Whom the Concession Will be Granted.	Conditions.
2. Attendants or Exhibitors Travelling in Charge of Live-stock Exhibits.— Attendants or Exhibitors travelling in charge of live-stock exhibits en route to agricultural shows, or approved exhibitions of live-stock	..	Tickets issued under the provisions of this paragraph will be available for travel only on the trains by which the live-stock exhibits are conveyed. Each application for a ticket must be accompanied by a certificate as per pro forma A (see page 19). Where an attendant or exhibitor travels by goods-train he will require to take all risk of accident and to indemnify the Department against any responsibility in respect of his travelling on such train.
3. Bandsmen.—Bandsmen in uniform, travelling to participate in band contests, and the wives and families of such bandsmen when accompanying them	6	Tickets will be available for use on the outward journey within seven days previous to and at any time during the contest, provided the person to whom the ticket is issued can reach the destination in time to take part in the contest. (See paragraph 1 (c) hereof.) Each application for tickets must be accompanied by a certificate as per pro forma C (see page 19).
Boys’ Brigade .. .. ..	..	See Boy Scouts.
4. Boy Scouts, &c.— (a) Members of the following organizations, in parties of not less than six, including officers in charge of such parties, travelling in uniform to attend parades or instruction camps :— Boy Scouts. Boys’ Brigade. Girl Guides. Girls’ Life Brigade. Navy League Sea Cadets. (b) Lone Scouts in uniform travelling to Scout camps	6 ..	Each application for tickets must be accompanied by a certificate in the following form :—

I HEREBY certify that . . . . . . members of the . . . . . . organization are travelling in uniform from . . . . . . to . . . . . . to attend a parade (or instruction camp) at . . . . . . on . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Authorized Officer.

Tickets will be available for use on the outward journey within seven days previous to and at any time during the camp, provided the Lone Scout can reach the camp in time to take part in its business. Each application for tickets must be accompanied by a certificate as per pro forma C (see page 19) signed by the Dominion Commissioner for Lone Scouts, or the Secretary, Boy Scouts Association (N.Z.), Inc. |
| Choirs Travelling to Attend Competitions | .. | See Summer Schools, &c. (paragraph 12). |

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🚂 General Scale of Charges for New Zealand Government Railways (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailway, Charges, Tariffs, Transport, Regulations, Passenger Fares

🚂 Miscellaneous Concession Fares for Passengers

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailway, Concession Fares, Passengers, Attendants, Exhibitors, Bandsmen, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Navy League Sea Cadets, Lone Scouts, Choirs

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