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✨ Railway Fares and Regulations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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PASSENGERS

Commission.--Where a ticket or the unused portion of a ticket is surrendered to the Department and a refund of the value of the ticket or the unused portion of a ticket is applied for, a deduction of 10 per cent. (minimum deduction, 9d.; maximum deduction 7s. 6d.) may be made on all sums payable by the Department by way of refund.

LOCAL FARES AND REGULATIONS

Local fares will be charged as hereinafter specified, and the following provisions of Regulations 32 to 35 inclusive shall have full force and effect notwithstanding anything contained in the previous regulations respecting passengers.

Suburban Fares
Tickets at suburban fares are issuable from or to Auckland, Newmarket, Mount Eden, Wellington, Kaiwharawhara, Napier, Christchurch, Linwood, Dunedin, Ravensbourne, Kensington, Burnside, Invercargill, and Clyde Street as shown hereafter:

(a) AUCKLAND DISTRICT

Between—
Auckland*
And—
Orakei-Sylvia Park and intermediate stations.

Auckland
Newmarket
Mount Eden*
Newmarket-Papakura.
Te Papapa - Onehunga.
Mount Eden - Waitakere.
And intermediate stations and stopping-places in each case.

Second-class tickets only will be issuable for travel by suburban trains.

(b) WELLINGTON DISTRICT

Between—
Wellington
Wellington
Wellington
Kaiwharawhara
Napier
And—
Kaiwharawhara – Upper Hutt, and intermediate stations and stopping- places.
Ava-Taita, and intermediate stations and stopping-places.
Plimmerton and intermediate stations and stopping-places.
Lower Hutt.
Hastings, and intermediate stations.

Second-class tickets only will be issuable for travel by suburban trains.

Between—
Christchurch*
Linwood
And—
Lyttelton-Burnham.
Riccarton-Rangiora.
And all intermediate stations and stopping-places in each case.
Lyttelton.

Second-class tickets only will be issuable for travel by suburban trains operating between Christchurch-Rangiora and Christchurch-Burnham.

(d) DUNEDIN DISTRICT

Between—
Dunedin
Dunedin
Ravensbourne
Kensington
Burnside
And—
Ravensbourne-Evansdale, Mussel Bay - Port Chalmers, and all intermediate stations and stopping-places in each case.
Kensington-Otokia, and all intermediate stations and stopping-places.
Mussel Bay or Port Chalmers (Upper or Lower Station).
Mosgiel.
Caversham.
Second-class tickets only will be issuable for travel by suburban trains operating between Dunedin- Port Chalmers and Dunedin-Mosgiel.

(e) INVERCARGILL DISTRICT

Between—
Invercargill or Clyde Street
And—
Bluff - Clyde Street, and all intermediate stations and stopping- places.
Second-class tickets only will be issuable.

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🚂 Refunds on Tickets (continued from previous page)

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🚂 Local Fares and Regulations

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
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