New Zealand Gazette – 1976 – No. 126

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27. Season Tickets for Young People Under 20 Years of Age

Young people's season tickets at four-fifths the rate for monthly season tickets (sections 26, 39 or 40) 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.

28. School Season Tickets

Fares—Second-class season tickets, available for each standard school term as notified by the Department of Education, or for any school term not exceeding 15 weeks fixed by any private school, will be issued only to primary or secondary school pupils under 21 years of age, exclusively engaged in their studies and not in receipt of salary or emolument, at $8.70 each.
Availability—School season tickets are available for use by the holders only when travelling to or from school for the purpose of receiving tuition or attending school functions approved by the Education Department. Unless endorsed "evening" at the time of issue or unless supported on each journey by a certificate from the principal of the school that later attendance at school was necessary for tuition or for an approved school function, they will not be available for travel by trains scheduled to leave the joining station after 6 p.m. If used for any purpose other than the foregoing they will be forfeited. They are not transferable. School season tickets will not be issued for distances exceeding 100 kilometres. Tickets will not be available for use on Sundays.
Certificates—Certificates in the appropriate form, signed by the teacher, must be produced when applications are made for tickets under this section.

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🚂 Season Tickets for Young People Under 20 Years of Age (continued from previous page)

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🚂 School Season Tickets

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