New Zealand Gazette – 1967 – No. 24

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✨ Lake Wakatipu Steamer Service Fares

692 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 24

136. LAKE WAKATIPU STEAMER SERVICE

General—The fares, rates, and conditions set out in this section will be operative upon the Lake Wakatipu steamer service. Except as hereinafter provided, the preceding sections of this scale of charges so far as they may be applicable will apply.
Traffic to or from Queenstown will be dealt with as if to or from an officered station.
Booking Fee—Passengers—When tickets are issued on the steamer to passengers joining at Queenstown, a booking fee of 5c will be charged in addition to the ordinary fare. Children under 15 years of age will be charged half the additional fee.
Availability—(a) Except where break of journey is necessitated by the steamer service, tickets on the Lake Wakatipu steamer are not available for break of journey.
(b) Unless otherwise provided, ordinary tickets issued for travel by the Lake Wakatipu steamer will have unlimited availability.
Schedule of Fares

Between	And	Ordinary Single $	Ordinary Return $
Glenorchy	Kinloch	0.20	0.40
Greenstone	Elfin Bay	0.25	0.50
Glenorchy or Kinloch	Islands	0.95	1.60
Glenorchy or Kinloch	Mount Creighton, Greenstone, Elfin Bay	1.05	1.80
Queenstown	Mount Nicholas, Walter Peak	1.30	2.10
Queenstown	Glenorchy, Kinloch, Islands	1.05	1.80
Queenstown	Mount Creighton, Greenstone, Elfin Bay	0.95	1.70
Queenstown or Kingston	Mount Nicholas, Walter Peak, Kingston, Woolshed, Cecil Peak, Halfway Bay	0.95	1.70
One intermediate scheduled calling place west of Queenstown	Another intermediate scheduled calling place west of Queenstown (except between Greenstone and Elfin Bay)	1.05	1.80
One intermediate scheduled calling place east of Queenstown	Another intermediate scheduled calling place east of Queenstown	1.05	1.80
Any place other than a scheduled calling place (west of Queenstown)	Queenstown or any scheduled calling place west of Queenstown	1.30	..
Any place other than a scheduled calling place (east of Queenstown)	Queenstown or any scheduled calling place east of Queenstown	1.30	..

		Day Excursion (Return) When Specially Authorised $
Queenstown	Elfin Bay	1.20

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