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✨ Railway Fares and Distances

668 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 23

PASSENGERS

34. Wellington District

For the purpose of computing fares for tickets issued under the provisions of sections 10, 12, 14, 16, and 34 between the stations set out hereunder, the distance will be counted as follows in each case:

Wellington - Melling - Upper Hutt Line

	Miles		Miles
Wellington and Ava	7	Wellington and Wingate	11
Wellington and Woburn	8	Wellington and Taita	12
Wellington and Waterloo	8	Wellington and Pomare	13
Wellington and Epuni	9	Wellington and Melling	8
Wellington and Naenae	10	Wellington and Hutt Workshops	8

Wellington-Paekakariki Line

	Miles		Miles
Wellington and Takapu Road	8	Wellington and Paremata	14
Wellington and Redwood	8	Wellington and Mana	15
Wellington and Tawa	9	Wellington and Plimmerton	16
Wellington and Linden	10	Wellington and Pukerua Bay	20
Wellington and Kenepuru	11	Wellington and Muri	20
Wellington and Porirua	11	Wellington and Paekakariki	25

The following local fares will be charged on the Wellington-Johnsonville, Wellington-Paekakariki and Wellington - Melling - Upper Hutt lines:

Miles	Second-class Single Adult s. d.	Child s. d.
1–2	0 8	0 6
3–4	1 0	0 6
5–7	1 3	0 8
8–11	2 0	1 0
12–14	2 3	1 0
15–18	2 6	1 3
19–21	3 0	1 6
22–24	3 8	1 6
25	4 6	2 0

Return tickets will be charged double the single fare and will be issued at attended stations only.

Railway employees' monthly season tickets issued under the provisions of section 12, paragraph 3, for travel on the Wellington-Johnsonville line will be charged as follows:

Between	And	Second Class s. d.
Wellington	Simla Crescent Khandallah Boxhill	10 0
Wellington	Raroa Johnsonville	12 0
Between all other stations		8 6

Suburban 10-trip Fares—Suburban 10-trip fares will be charged on the Wellington-Johnsonville, Wellington-Paekakariki and Wellington - Melling - Upper Hutt lines:

Miles	Second Class s. d.
1–2	4 6
3	6 6
4	7 6
5	8 6
6	9 6
7	10 0
8	10 6
9	11 6
10	12 6
11	13 0
12–13	14 0
14–16	15 0
17–18	16 0
19–20	16 6
21–22	17 6
23–24	18 0
25	18 6

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