New Zealand Gazette – 1965 – No. 23

Page 655

✨ Railway Fares and Regulations

12 MAY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 655

PASSENGERS

Ten-trip concession tickets will be transferable and will have unlimited availability. Except when break of journey is necessitated by the train services, 10-trip concession tickets will not be available for break of journey.
Children—No reduction in charge will be made for children. One or two children four years of age and under 15 years of age travelling on a 10-trip concession ticket will, however, count as one adult, and each additional one or two children will count as one adult.
Where two or more passengers are travelling on one 10-trip concession ticket such passengers must occupy seats in the same compartment or carriage.
Holders of 10-trip concession tickets will be charged the full first-class fare (section 2) when found travelling in first-class carriages.
Special Excursion Tickets
Conditions—Special excursion return tickets for distances of not less than 12 miles will be issued between such stations and on such days and for such trains as may from time to time be decided upon by the Department. These tickets will be available for such period as may be specified in each case and, except as otherwise provided, will not be available for break of journey.
Fares for distances up to 700 miles will be charged at the following rates:

Miles Not Exceeding	First Class s. d.	Second Class s. d.	Miles Not Exceeding	First Class s. d.	Second Class s. d.	Miles Not Exceeding	First Class s. d.	Second Class s. d.	Miles Not Exceeding	First Class s. d.	Second Class s. d.
12	6 0	4 0	75	29 6	20 6	245	91 0	61 6	450	164 0	110 6
13	7 0	4 6	80	31 0	22 0	250	93 0	62 6	460	168 0	112 6
14	7 0	4 6	85	33 0	23 0	255	94 6	64 0	470	171 6	116 0
15	7 6	5 0	90	35 0	24 6	260	96 6	65 6	480	175 6	117 6
16	8 0	5 6	95	36 0	25 6	265	98 6	66 6	490	179 0	120 6
17	8 6	6 0	100	38 0	26 6	270	100 0	67 6	500	182 0	122 6
18	8 6	6 0	105	40 0	28 0	275	102 0	68 6	510	186 0	125 6
19	9 0	6 6	110	42 0	29 0	280	103 6	70 0	520	189 0	127 0
20	9 6	7 0	115	44 6	30 6	285	105 6	71 6	530	192 6	129 6
22	10 0	7 6	120	45 6	31 0	290	107 6	72 0	540	195 6	131 0
24	10 6	8 0	125	47 6	32 6	295	109 0	73 6	550	199 0	133 6
26	11 6	8 6	130	49 0	33 6	300	111 6	75 0	560	202 6	135 0
28	12 6	9 0	135	51 0	35 6	310	113 6	76 6	570	206 0	137 0
30	13 0	9 6	140	53 6	36 0	320	117 0	79 0	580	209 6	139 6
32	14 0	10 0	145	54 6	37 0	330	121 0	81 6	590	213 6	141 0
34	14 6	10 6	150	56 6	38 6	340	125 0	83 6	600	216 0	144 0
36	15 6	11 6	155	58 6	40 0	350	128 0	86 0	610	220 0	145 6
38	16 6	12 0	160	60 6	41 0	360	131 6	88 0	620	224 0	148 0
40	17 0	12 6	165	62 6	42 6	370	135 6	91 0	630	226 6	149 6
42	18 0	13 0	170	64 0	44 0	380	139 0	93 6	640	229 6	151 6
44	19 0	13 6	175	66 0	44 6	390	142 6	96 0	650	233 6	153 0
46	19 6	14 0	180	67 6	46 0	400	146 0	99 0	660	237 0	155 6
48	20 6	14 6	185	69 6	47 6	410	150 0	101 6	670	239 6	157 6
50	21 0	15 0	190	71 6	48 6	420	153 6	103 6	680	243 6	159 0
52	22 0	16 0	195	73 0	49 6	430	157 0	106 0	690	247 6	162 0
54	22 6	16 0	200	75 0	50 6	440	161 0	108 0	700	250 6	163 6
56	23 0	16 6	205	76 6	52 0
58	24 0	17 0	210	78 6	53 0
60	25 0	17 6	215	80 6	54 0
62	25 6	18 0	220	82 0	55 6
64	26 6	18 6	225	84 0	57 0
66	27 0	19 0	230	85 6	58 0
68	27 6	19 6	235	87 6	59 6
70	28 0	20 0	240	89 6	60 6

Fares for distances exceeding 700 miles will be computed by adding to the fare for 700 miles the fare at the foregoing scale, or at the scale for ordinary return fares (section 2) where cheaper, for the additional mileage involved.

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