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✨ Railway Passenger Notices

28 MAY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 923

PASSENGERS

Concession Ticket Restrictions—2.

Tickets issued under the provisions of the following regulations are not available for travel by—

(a) Night “Limited” express trains between Wellington and Auckland.

(b) Railcar services between Christchurch and Dunedin.

Regulations	Regulations	Regulations
3	10	34
4	21	35
5	22	36
6	23
7	32
8	33
		76 (Drover’s passes).

Tickets issued under the provisions of regulation 12 are subject to such restrictions as may be imposed by the Department from time to time.

31. Refunds on Tickets

General—

The Department does not undertake to refund money or to make allowance in respect of any ticket, pass, or symbol which has been lost, mislaid, mutilated, or defaced, except as otherwise provided.
When a ticket is purchased and it is found that it is not required or cannot be used, a refund of the fare paid may be allowed, provided the ticket with application is lodged with the Department before the expiry of the period for which such ticket is available.
When passenger is unable to complete the journey for which a ticket has been purchased, a refund may be allowed by the Department for the portion of the journey not travelled, provided the ticket with application for refund is lodged with the Department before the expiry of the period for which it is available.
Season Tickets—Refunds as under may be allowed on season tickets (regulation 14) permanently surrendered to the Department during their currency.

Monthly Tickets—No refund.

Quarterly, Half-yearly, and Yearly Tickets—The portion of the currency of the ticket that has expired up to the date of surrender will be charged for on the monthly, quarterly, or half-yearly basis, as the case may be, and the balance, if any, refunded. Part months (outside the quarter or half-year) will be charged for as full months.

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.

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🚂 Restrictions on Travel by Specified Trains (continued from previous page)

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🚂 Refunds on Tickets

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KeywordsTicket Refunds, Lost Tickets, Unused Tickets, Season Tickets

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