New Zealand Gazette – 1965 – No. 23

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✨ Railway Fare Schedules

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 23

PASSENGERS

Ordinary Tickets—continued

Miles Not Exceeding	SINGLE First Class	SINGLE Second Class	RETURN First Class	RETURN Second Class	Miles Not Exceeding	SINGLE First Class	SINGLE Second Class	RETURN First Class	RETURN Second Class
	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.		s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.
300	65 6	45 6	123 6	83 0	500	108 0	74 0	202 0	136 0
310	67 6	46 6	126 0	85 0	510	110 0	75 6	206 6	139 0
320	69 6	48 0	130 0	87 6	520	112 6	77 0	210 0	141 0
330	71 6	49 6	134 0	90 6	530	114 6	78 6	213 6	143 6
340	73 6	50 6	138 6	92 6	540	117 0	80 0	217 0	145 6
350	75 6	52 6	142 0	95 6	550	119 0	81 6	221 0	148 0
360	77 6	54 0	146 0	97 6	560	121 0	82 6	225 0	150 0
370	80 0	55 6	150 6	101 0	570	123 0	84 6	228 6	152 0
380	82 6	56 6	154 0	103 6	580	125 0	86 0	232 6	154 6
390	84 6	58 0	158 0	106 6	590	127 6	87 0	237 0	156 6
400	86 6	59 6	162 0	109 6	600	129 6	89 0	240 0	159 6
410	88 6	61 0	166 6	112 6	610	132 0	90 6	244 0	161 6
420	91 0	62 6	170 6	114 6	620	134 0	91 6	248 6	164 0
430	93 0	64 0	174 0	117 6	630	136 6	93 0	251 6	166 0
440	95 0	66 0	178 6	119 6	640	138 6	94 6	255 0	168 0
450	97 6	67 0	182 0	122 6	650	140 6	96 0	259 0	170 0
460	100 0	68 0	186 6	125 0	660	142 6	97 6	263 0	172 6
470	102 0	70 0	190 6	128 6	670	145 0	98 6	266 0	175 0
480	104 0	71 0	194 6	130 6	680	147 0	100 6	270 6	176 6
490	106 0	72 6	198 6	133 6	690	149 0	102 0	274 6	180 0
					700	151 0	103 6	278 0	181 6

Fares for distances exceeding 700 miles will be computed by adding to the fare for 700 miles the ordinary fare (section 2) for the additional mileage involved.

Availability—Tickets at ordinary fares (section 2) will have unlimited availability.
Break of Journey—Except in cases where break of journey is necessitated by the train service, single or return tickets for distances of 10 miles and under will not be available for break of journey. Passengers holding ordinary tickets for distances over 10 miles may break the journey at any station at which the train is timed to stop, after travelling 10 miles from the original starting station: Provided that in the case of intersection bookings which necessitate a sea journey between the North and South Islands, the rail journey may, after the completion of the sea journey, be broken at Christchurch.

3. Family Excursion Tickets

Fares—Second-class family return tickets at two and one-half times the ordinary adult return fare (section 2) may be issued to parents and their children travelling together. Minimum charge as for 30 miles.
Conditions—The children must be under 16 years of age, and be accompanied by at least one of their parents. The number of children in any family who may travel on one ticket is unlimited. The names of the parents or parent and children must be declared at the time of booking, and only the persons whose names are so declared may travel on the ticket.
Availability—These tickets will have unlimited availability.

4. Reserved for future use

5. Ten-trip Concession Tickets

Ten-trip tickets will be issued for distances not exceeding 27 miles for any journey which is not wholly within the points specified in section 33, paragraph 3, section 34, paragraph 4, or section 35, paragraph 2, and will be charged as follows:

Miles	Second Class	Miles	Second Class	Miles	Second Class
	s. d.		s. d.		s. d.
2	4 6	11	15 6	20	25 0
3	6 6	12	16 6	21	26 0
4	8 0	13	17 6	22	27 0
5	9 6	14	18 6	23	28 0
6	10 6	15	19 6	24	29 6
7	11 6	16	20 6	25	30 0
8	12 6	17	21 6	26	31 0
9	13 6	18	22 6	27	32 0
10	14 6	19	24 0	..	..

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🚂 Ordinary passenger railway fare schedule (continued from previous page)

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