New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 83

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✨ Railway Fares and Vouchers

PASSANGERS

14. Monthly Season Tickets

Second class ordinary monthly season tickets, available for distances not exceeding 70 miles, will be charged as follows:

Miles	$	Miles	$	Miles	$	Miles	$	Miles	$
2	3.30	16	11.40	30	15.60	44	20.30	58	23.40
3	4.15	17	11.70	31	16.00	45	20.60	59	23.70
4	4.95	18	12.10	32	16.50	46	20.90	60	23.90
5	5.90	19	12.55	33	16.75	47	21.00	61	24.20
6	6.90	20	12.65	34	17.00	48	21.30	62	24.30
7	7.45	21	12.95	35	17.50	49	21.50	63	24.60
8	8.00	22	13.20	36	17.80	50	21.60	64	24.80
9	8.35	23	13.35	37	18.20	51	21.90	65	24.90
10	8.90	24	13.50	38	18.50	52	22.20	66	25.20
11	9.45	25	13.75	39	18.90	53	22.40	67	25.50
12	10.00	26	14.20	40	19.20	54	22.50	68	25.70
13	10.45	27	14.60	41	19.50	55	22.80	69	26.00
14	10.85	28	15.00	42	19.70	56	23.00	70	26.10
15	11.10	29	15.30	43	20.00	57	23.30

15. Reserved for Future Use

PASSANGERS

19. Bulk Travel Vouchers

Charges—Except as otherwise provided in this section bulk travel voucher books entitling the purchaser to be issued tickets to the total value thereof for travel by all Railways Passenger services (i.e., rail, road, and/or Cook Strait rail ferries) will be issued at the following rates:

Value	Amount Charged
100	$90.00
200	180.00
300	270.00
400	360.00
500	437.50

Bulk travel voucher books purchased for $500 value or more will be charged at $87.50 per $100 value.

Bulk travel voucher books will be issued in multiples of $100.

Conditions—(a) Tickets will be issued on presentation of the voucher at Railway or Railway Road Service booking offices only. Tickets must be held by passengers for each journey to be made.

(b) Application for a bulk travel voucher book may be lodged with any District Traffic Manager, Chief Stationmaster, Stationmaster, Branch Manager, or Officer in Charge of a Railway Road Services Depot.

(c) Bulk travel voucher books will be issued in the name of a firm, person, or Government department. They will not be issued for the purpose of resale of tickets. Tickets issued in respect of bulk travel vouchers will be transferable.

Bulk travel vouchers will be available for the purchase of rail tickets issued under the following sections only: 2, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29.

Bulk travel vouchers will not be available on railway or road services suburban routes, sightseeing trips, special tours, or day excursion trips on the Cook Strait rail ferries.

The actual fare is to be deducted from the bulk travel voucher book in every instance.

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🚂 Monthly Season Ticket Fares

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🚂 Bulk Travel Voucher Book Charges and Conditions

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsBulk travel vouchers, Railway services, Road services, Rail ferries, Ticket purchase, Conditions of use, Resale restrictions, Transferable tickets
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