New Zealand Gazette – 1952 – No. 26

Page 519

✨ Railway Fare Regulations

APRIL 9] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 519

PASSENGERS

Description. Regulation.
Ordinary, single .. .. .. .. .. 1 and 32, paragraphs 2, 3, and 4.
Six-trip bearer .. .. .. .. .. 32, paragraphs 11, 14, and 16.
Weekly twelve-trip .. .. .. .. 33, paragraphs 4, 5, and 6.
Monthly season ticket for young people not exceeding 16.
twenty-one years of age
Railway employees’ monthly season ticket .. 12, paragraph 4.

TICKETS BETWEEN KHANDALLAH OR NGAIO AND WELLINGTON AVAILABLE BETWEEN KAIWHARAWHARA
AND WELLINGTON

Tickets available between Khandallah or Ngaio and intermediate stations and Wellington
will be also available for travel, second-class, between Kaiwharawhara and Wellington.

TRIP BEARER TICKETS TO UPPER HUTT

Trip bearer tickets available for twelve single journeys by rail between Wallaceville, Trentham,
Heretaunga, Silverstream, and Upper Hutt will be issued at the following fares:—

Between	And	Second Class.
Wallaceville ..	Upper Hutt ..	s. d.
		2 3
Trentham ..	" ..	3 0
Heretaunga ..	" ..	4 3
Silverstream ..	" ..	5 9

These tickets will be subject to the same conditions as trip bearer tickets issued under the provisions
of Regulation 4.

SPECIAL WEDNESDAY FARES TO WELLINGTON, PETONE, OR LOWER HUTT

Special return tickets will be issued as under on Wednesdays only:—

From	To	Second Class Return.
Upper Hutt ..	Wellington, Petone, or Lower	s. d.
	Hutt	3 0
Wallaceville ..	"	3 0
Trentham ..	"	3 0
Heretaunga ..	"	2 6
Silverstream ..	"	2 6
Haywards ..	"	2 6

These special return tickets will be available for return on the day of issue or following day only.

MILEAGE AND AVAILABILITY OF TICKETS

(a) For the purpose of charging tickets issued under the provisions of Regulations 5, 10, 12,
14, 15, 16, 32, and 33 between the stations set out hereunder, the distance will be counted as follows
in each case:—

Wellington and Ava .. .. .. .. .. 7 miles.
" Woburn .. .. .. .. .. 8 "
" Waterloo .. .. .. .. .. 8 "
" Epuni .. .. .. .. .. 9 "
" Naenae .. .. .. .. .. 10 "
" Wingate .. .. .. .. .. 11 "
" Taita .. .. .. .. .. 12 "
" Melling .. .. .. .. .. 8 "

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