New Zealand Gazette – 1976 – No. 126

Page 2852

✨ Railway Fares and Charges

	Wellington	Kaiwharawhara	Ngaunanga	Petone	Ava	Woburn	Waterloo	Epuni	Naenae	Wingate	Taita	Pomare	Manor Park
Maymorn	23.65	22.70	22.50	19.90	19.45	18.70	17.95	17.95	17.00	16.00	14.95	14.95	14.35
Featherston	37.00	35.90	35.35	33.20	32.65	31.40	31.40	30.50	30.00	29.60	29.60	28.75	28.00
Woodside	39.75	38.20	37.50	35.90	35.35	34.45	34.45	33.95	33.20	32.65	32.65	31.90	31.40
Matarawa	39.85	38.75	38.55	37.30	37.00	35.90	35.90	35.35	35.00	34.45	34.45	33.20	32.20
Dalefield	40.90	40.15	39.25	38.20	37.50	37.00	37.00	36.40	35.90	35.35	35.00	34.45	34.45
Carterton	41.80	40.90	40.15	38.75	38.55	38.20	37.70	37.50	37.00	37.00	36.40	35.35	35.35
Wainuiawa	43.60	42.90	42.50	40.90	40.35	40.15	39.85	39.25	39.25	38.75	38.55	38.20	38.20
Solway	44.45	43.60	43.40	42.00	41.30	40.90	40.90	40.35	40.15	39.85	39.25	38.75	38.75
Renall Street	44.65	44.15	43.40	42.00	41.80	41.30	40.90	40.90	40.15	40.15	39.85	39.25	38.75
Masterton	45.25	44.45	44.15	42.50	42.00	41.30	41.30	40.90	40.35	40.15	40.15	39.85	39.25

	Silverstream	Heretaunga	Trentham	Wallaceville	Upper Hutt	Maymorn	Featherston	Woodside	Matarawa	Dalefield	Carterton	Wainuiawa	Solway
Maymorn	12.35	10.60	8.90	8.90	5.90
Featherston	26.90	26.90	26.20	26.20	24.70	23.65
Woodside	30.00	30.00	29.60	29.60	28.00	26.20	9.00
Matarawa	32.65	31.40	31.40	31.40	30.00	28.00	14.35	7.45
Dalefield	33.20	33.20	32.65	32.65	31.40	30.00	16.00	10.60	5.90
Carterton	34.95	34.45	33.95	33.95	32.65	31.40	17.95	13.40	8.90	5.90
Wainuiawa	37.50	37.00	36.40	36.40	35.35	34.45	21.00	17.95	16.00	13.40	10.60
Solway	38.20	37.70	37.50	37.50	37.00	35.35	22.70	19.90	17.95	16.00	13.40	5.90
Renall Street	38.20	38.20	37.70	37.70	37.00	35.90	22.70	19.90	17.95	16.00	14.35	7.45	5.90
Masterton	38.75	38.20	38.20	38.20	37.50	35.90	23.20	20.50	19.45	16.95	14.95	8.90	5.90

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 1

2882

Alterations to the Scales of Charges upon the New Zealand Government Railways

AMENDMENT No. 7

GENERAL SCALE OF CHARGES

PURSUANT to the Government Railways Act 1949, the Minister of Railways hereby makes the following alterations to the general scale of charges, published in the supplement, dated the 3rd day of December 1973, to the New Zealand Gazette on the 29th day of November 1973, and hereby declares that such alterations shall come into force on the 13th day of December 1976.

Ten-trip Concession Tickets—Paragraph 2 of section 24 is hereby revoked and the following new paragraph is substituted therefor:

Ten-trip concession tickets will be transferable and will, subject as is hereinafter provided, have unlimited availability. Except where break of journey is necessitated by the train services, ten-trip concession tickets will not be available for break of journey. Such ten-trip tickets bearing an endorsement restricting the availability for use up to and including the date endorsed thereon will be available for use up to and including that date only.

LOCAL FARES AND CONDITIONS

Local Fares: Suburban Areas—Paragraph 3 (a) of section 39 is hereby revoked and the following new paragraph is substituted therefor:

Suburban ten-trip tickets will be transferable and will have unlimited availability, except that those ten-trip concession tickets bearing an endorsement restricting the availability for use up to and including the date endorsed thereon will be available for use up to and including that date only.

As witness my hand this 8th day of December 1976.

C. C. A. McLACHLAN, Minister of Railways.

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🚂 Local Commuter Fares for Wellington/Upper Hutt-Masterton (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated2 January 1977
KeywordsCommuter fares, Monthly season fares, Wellington, Upper Hutt, Masterton

🚂 Amendment to General Scale of Charges for New Zealand Government Railways

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated8 December 1976
KeywordsRailway fares, Ten-trip tickets, Government Railways Act 1949
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C. C. A. McLACHLAN, Minister of Railways

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