New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 68

Page 1864

✨ Railway Fares

13 SEPTEMBER

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Local and suburban 10-trip fares, as prescribed in paragraph 13 hereof, will be charged for travel on the following suburban lines:

Auckland ... Waitakere
Auckland ... Onehunga
Auckland ... Papakura (both routes)
Wellington ... Johnsonville
Wellington ... Paekakariki
Wellington ... Melling-Upper Hutt
Christchurch ... Lyttelton
Christchurch ... Rangiora
Dunedin ... Port Chalmers-Evansdale
Dunedin ... Mosgiel

13 (a) Local Fares:

Miles
Second class
Single
cents
1–2 ... 11
3–4 ... 13
5–7 ... 17
8–11 ... 24
12–14 ... 28
15–18 ... 33
19–21 ... 39
22–24 ... 50
25 ... 55

Children 4 years of age and under 15 years of age, half rates.
Return journeys will be charged double the single fare and will be issued at attended stations only.
(b) Suburban 10-trip Fares:

Miles
Second Class
$
1–2 ... 0.75
3 ... 1.05
4 ... 1.25
5 ... 1.38
6 ... 1.50
7 ... 1.55
8 ... 1.63
9 ... 1.80
10 ... 2.00
11 ... 2.05
12–13 ... 2.20
14–16 ... 2.45
17–18 ... 2.55
19–20 ... 2.70
21–22 ... 2.80
23–24 ... 2.88
25 ... 2.95

Special Fares and Conditions—(a) Special Mileages—(i) For the purpose of computing fares as prescribed in sections 10, 12, 14, 16, and 32, the distance between the following stations will be counted as follows in each case:

Line Between And Miles
Auckland-Papakura Auckland ... Sylvia Park ... 8
Wellington-Melling-Upper Hutt Wellington ... Ava ... 7
Wellington ... Woburn ... 8
Wellington ... Waterloo ... 8
Wellington ... Epuni ... 9
Wellington ... Naenae ... 10
Wellington ... Wingate ... 11
Wellington ... Taita ... 12
Wellington ... Pomare ... 13
Wellington ... Melling ... 8
Wellington ... Hutt Workshops ... 8
Wellington ... Takapu Road ... 8
Wellington ... Redwood ... 8
Wellington ... Tawa ... 9
Wellington ... Linden ... 10
Wellington ... Kenepuru ... 11
Wellington ... Porirua ... 11
Wellington ... Paremata ... 14
Wellington ... Mana ... 15
Wellington ... Plimmerton ... 16
Wellington ... Pukerua Bay ... 20
Wellington ... Muri ... 20
Wellington ... Paekakariki ... 25
Wellington-Paekakariki Kaiwharawhara Takapu Road ... 6
Kaiwharawhara Redwood ... 7
Kaiwharawhara Tawa ... 7
Kaiwharawhara Linden ... 8
Kaiwharawhara Kenepuru ... 9
Kaiwharawhara Porirua ... 10
Kaiwharawhara Paremata ... 13
Kaiwharawhara Mana ... 13
Kaiwharawhara Plimmerton ... 14
Kaiwharawhara Pukerua Bay ... 18
Kaiwharawhara Muri ... 18
Kaiwharawhara Paekakariki ... 23
Dunedin - Port Chalmers Dunedin ... Port Chalmers ... 8

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