New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 112

Page 2551

✨ Railway Fare Regulations



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  1. Reserved for Future Use

  2. Ten-trip Concession Tickets

  3. Ten-trip tickets will be issued for distances not exceeding 43 kilometres for any journey which is not wholly within the points specified in section 39, paragraph 5, and will be charged as follows:

Km Second Class Km Second Class Km Second Class
$ $ $
1 0.90 16 2.80 31 4.55
2 0.90 17 2.80 32 4.70
3 0.90 18 3.00 33 4.70
4 0.90 19 3.20 34 4.85
5 1.25 20 3.20 35 5.10
6 1.50 21 3.35 36 5.10
7 1.50 22 3.60 37 5.20
8 1.80 23 3.60 38 5.20
9 1.80 24 3.70 39 5.50
10 1.90 25 3.70 40 5.70
11 2.15 26 3.90 41 5.70
12 2.15 27 4.10 42 5.90
13 2.40 28 4.10 43 6.05
14 2.50 29 4.25
15 2.50 30 4.55

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  1. Ten-trip concession tickets will be transferable and will have unlimited availability. Except when break of journey is necessitated by the train services, 10-trip concession tickets will not be available for break of journey.

  2. Children—No reduction in charge will be made for children. One or two children four years of age and under 15 years of age travelling on a 10-trip concession ticket will, however, count as one adult, and each additional one or two children will count as one adult.

  3. Where two or more passengers are travelling on one 10-trip concession ticket such passengers must occupy seats in the same compartment or carriage.

  4. Holders of 10-trip concession tickets will be charged the full first-class fare (section 2) when found travelling in first-class carriages.



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