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✨ Railway Fare Adjustments

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 69

Season Tickets for Young People Under 21 Years of Age

Omit this section and substitute-

Season Tickets for Young People Under 20 Years of Age
Young people's season tickets at four-fifths the rate for monthly season tickets (section 14)
will be issued to persons whose age at the commencement of the availability of the ticket is under
20 years, subject to the following conditions-

Application in the following form shall be lodged within a reasonable period prior to the time
the ticket is required for use and the certificate of birth or certificate of date of birth duly endorsed
with the applicant's signature for inspection:

I, (a), hereby certify that I reside at (b), and that my present age is (c)
years months.

I hereby request that a second-class monthly season ticket at four-fifths rates available between
(d)and (d) be issued to me in pursuance of the condition in that behalf contained
in the General Scale of Charges.

I attach my birth certificate in support of this application.

Date:

Signature of Applicant:

(a) Insert full name of applicant.
(b) Insert place of residence.
(c) Insert age of applicant.
(d) Insert station name.

Bulk Travel Vouchers

Paragraph 1: The fares scheduled in this paragraph are increased by 10 per centum and rounded
as follows:

Up to 4,000 miles To the nearest dollar.
Over 4,000 miles To the nearest 10 cents.

School Season Tickets

Paragraph 1: The fares scheduled in this paragraph are increased by 10 per centum and rounded
to the nearest 5 cents.

Season Tickets for Special Classes

Paragraph 2: The fares scheduled in this paragraph are increased by 10 per centum and rounded
to the nearest 5 cents.

Sleeping-berths

Paragraph 2: Omit: $3.25
Insert: $3.50

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🚂 Season Tickets for Young People Under 20 Years of Age

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailway tickets, Season tickets, Youth fares, Age restrictions, Application form

🚂 Bulk Travel Voucher Fare Increases

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsBulk travel, Vouchers, Fare increase, Percentage increase, Rounding

🚂 School Season Ticket Fare Increases

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsSchool tickets, Season tickets, Fare increase, Percentage increase, Rounding

🚂 Season Tickets for Special Classes Fare Increases

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsSpecial class tickets, Season tickets, Fare increase, Percentage increase, Rounding

🚂 Sleeping-berth Fare Increase

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsSleeping berths, Fares, Price increase

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