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✨ Transport Regulations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 26

LUGGAGE, PARCELS, ETC.

Bicycle tickets are not available for break of journey unless such break of journey is necessitated by the train service.
Storage.—Bicycles or tricycles, unchecked, accompanying passengers, not claimed immediately after arrival at destination station will be allowed free storage until midnight of the day of arrival; after that time they will be treated as lost luggage and charged for as provided in Regulation 49.
Bicycle-covers.—A charge of 9d. will be made for each canvas cover supplied by the Department for the protection of bicycles to be conveyed by rail. When such covers are supplied they must not be removed from the railway premises. The Department reserves to itself the right to decline any application for the supply of a bicycle-cover.

SEASON TICKETS FOR PEDAL BICYCLES

Season tickets for bicycles (pedal) accompanying passengers will be issued at the following rates for each bicycle seated to carry one rider only:—

—	Period.	Amount.
(a) For distances not exceeding 12 miles	Three months..	£ s. d.
	Six months ..	2 2 0
	Twelve months	3 11 0
(b) Available over the whole of the New Zealand Government Railways	Twelve months	6 5 0
(c) * Students and scholars who are holders of school season tickets issued under the provisions of Regulations 21 and 22 and whose age does not exceed 20 years— For distances not exceeding 12 miles	Fourteen weeks	13 7 6
* Students and scholars who are holders of technical school season tickets issued under the provisions of Regulation 23 and whose age does not exceed 20 years— For distances not exceeding 12 miles	Three months	1 1 0

For use when holders are travelling to and from school only.

Bicycle season tickets must be produced at destination before the bicycle is delivered, and at other times when required by any officer of the Department. Bicycle season tickets are not transferable.
Motor-bicycles Accompanying Passengers
Addressing.—Motor-bicycles accompanying passengers by rail must be fully and legibly addressed with the name and the destination of the passenger, and be presented at the railway-station for booking at least ten minutes before the due time of departure of the train by which they are to be carried. The Department will not be responsible for the loss of motor-bicycles unless this regulation is complied with.

Rates.—2. Motor-bicycles accompanying passengers will be charged on the actual mileage to be travelled—i.e., the route covered by the passenger ticket held—at the following rates, owners to load and unload:—

Miles: Not Exceeding	Not Exceeding 120 lb. Weight.	Over 120 lb. and Not Exceeding 175 lb. Weight.	Over 175 lb. Weight.
	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.
25 .. .. .. ..	6 0	7 3	8 6
50 .. .. .. ..	9 6	11 9	16 9
100 .. .. .. ..	11 9	15 0	21 0
150 .. .. .. ..	14 0	18 0	25 0
200 .. .. .. ..	16 9	21 0	29 0
250 .. .. .. ..	19 0	23 9	33 3
300 .. .. .. ..	21 6	26 9	37 6
350 .. .. .. ..	23 9	29 9	41 6
400 .. .. .. ..	26 6	32 9	46 0
450 .. .. .. ..	28 9	35 9	50 0
500 .. .. .. ..	31 3	38 6	54 0
For every additional 50 miles or part thereof	2 6	3 0	4 3

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🚂 Pedal Bicycles or Tricycles Accompanying Passengers (continued from previous page)

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🚂 Season Tickets for Pedal Bicycles

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
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