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✨ Passenger Fare Regulations

PASSSENGERS
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39. Local Fares: Suburban Areas

General: Single, 10-trip and monthly season tickets at the fares specified in paragraph 6
hereof, will be issued from any station on one of the suburban lines specified in paragraph 5
hereof, to any other station on the same line.
Single Tickets: (a) Single tickets will have unlimited availability.
(b) Single tickets will also be issued from any station on one of the suburban lines to any
station on a different line in the same suburban area at the two appropriate local fares or at
the section 2 fare on continuous distance, whichever is the cheaper.
(c) Except where break of journey is necessitated by the train services, single tickets at local
fares will not be available for break of journey.
(d) Children 4 years of age and under 15 years of age will be charged half the adult fare.
(e) Return journeys will be charged double the single fare and will be issued at attended
stations only.
Suburban 10-trip Tickets: (a) Suburban 10-trip tickets will be transferable and will have
unlimited availability.
(b) Suburban 10-trip tickets will not be issued between stations situated on different sub-
urban lines.
(c) Except where break of journey is necessitated by the train services, suburban 10-trip
tickets will not be available for break of journey.
(d) No reduction in the charge for suburban 10-trip tickets will be made for children.
One or two children 4 years of age and under 15 years of age travelling on a suburban 10-trip
ticket, will, however, count as one adult, and each additional one or two children will count as
one adult.
(e) Suburban 10-trip tickets will be issued at attended stations only.
(f) Where two or more passengers are travelling on one suburban 10-trip ticket such
passengers must occupy seats in the same compartment or carriage.
(g) Holders of suburban 10-trip tickets will be charged the full first-class fare (section 2)
when found travelling in first-class carriages.
Suburban Monthly Season Tickets: (a) Suburban monthly season tickets will be issued
subject to the conditions specified in section 25.
Suburban Routes: (a) Local single, 10-trip and monthly season fares as prescribed in
paragraph 6 hereof will be charged for travel on the following suburban lines:
Auckland
Auckland
Auckland
Wellington
Wellington
Wellington
Christchurch
Dunedin
Dunedin
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Waitakere
Onehunga
Papakura (both routes)
Paraparaumu
Melling-Upper Hutt
Johnsonville
Rangiora
Port Chalmers-Evansdale
Mosgiel
PASSSENGERS
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LOCAL FARES AND CONDITIONS
3 DECEMBER
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