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✨ Transport Notices

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30. Season Tickets for Special Classes

General—Second-class season tickets, available for any distance not exceeding 100 kilometres and for 3 months from date of commencement of their availability for travel, will be issued to bona fide students attending classes conducted by music teachers registered under the Music Teachers Registration Act 1928, or such other classes (including business college classes) as may be approved by the General Manager.

(a) The tickets will be available for use only when the holder is proceeding from home to the class or vice versa, for the purpose of receiving or returning from tuition. If used for any other purpose the ticket will be forfeited.

(b) The days upon which tuition will be received must be stated on the certificate.

(c) The tickets are not transferable.

(d) Season tickets will be issued conditionally on a roll of attendance being kept at each school or class, such roll to be open for inspection by any officer of the Railways Department.
Fares—The tickets will be charged as follows:

For pupils under 17 years of age .. $6.69
For pupils 17 years of age or more but under 21 years of age .. 13.99
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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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 126
2/1/77

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