New Zealand Gazette – 1978 – No. 58

Page 1805

✨ Railway Passenger Fares

29 JUNE THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1805

PASSENGERS

Paragraph 4 (c). Omit this subparagraph and substitute:

4 (c) Class 2 War Pensioners—The following fares are available on any night to Class 2 War Pensioners holding a Disabled Ex-Serviceman’s permit.

—	Taihape $	Taumarunui $	Te Kuiti $	Hamilton $	Papakura $	Auckland $
Wellington	15.60	17.95	19.25	20.30	22.00	22.50
Palmerston Nth.		15.70	16.95	18.05	19.75	20.25
Marton			16.20	17.30	19.00	19.50
Taihape				16.10	17.80	18.30
Taumarunui					15.45	15.95
Te Kuiti						14.65
Hamilton
Papakura

The above fares must be paid for by applicants and are not to be debited to the War Pensions Division of the Department of Social Welfare.

Paragraph 4 (d). Omit this subparagraph and substitute:

4 (d) Blind Persons: The following special fares are available on any night Monday to Thursday inclusive to blind persons holding travel concession identity cards and attendants accompanying blind persons.

—	Taihape $	Taumarunui $	Te Kuiti $	Hamilton $	Papakura $	Auckland $
Wellington—
Adult	15.60	17.95	19.25	20.30	22.00	22.50
Child	13.40	14.60	15.25	15.80	16.65	16.90
Palmerston North—
Adult		15.70	16.95	18.05	19.75	20.25
Child		13.45	14.10	15.65	15.10	15.75
Marton—
Adult			16.20	17.30	19.00	19.50
Child			13.75	14.25	15.10	15.35
Taihape—				16.10	17.80	18.30
Adult					15.45	15.95
Child					13.35	13.60
Taumarunui—
Adult					13.90	14.65
Child					12.55	12.95
Te Kuiti—
Adult
Child

Special Fares for Silver Fern Railcar Services

Paragraph 1. Omit this paragraph and substitute:

Fares—The following fares will be charged for travel on Silver Fern railcar services on the North Island main trunk route:

—	Palmerston North $	Marton $	Taihape $	Waiouru $	National Park $	Taumarunui $	Te Kuiti $	Hamilton $	Papakura $	Auckland $
Wellington	$ 5.95	$ 7.70	$ 10.30	$ 11.70	$ 13.80	$ 15.65	$ 18.50	$ 20.95	$ 24.75	$ 25.90
Palmerston
North		2.60	5.20	6.60	8.65	10.50	13.40	15.80	19.65	20.75
Marton			3.50	4.90	7.00	8.85	11.70	14.10	17.95	19.05
Taihape				2.25	4.35	6.25	9.05	11.50	15.30	16.45
Waiouru					2.95	4.80	7.65	10.05	13.95	15.00
National
Park						2.70	5.55	8.00	11.85	12.95
Taumarunui							3.70	6.15	10.00	11.10
Te Kuiti								3.30	7.15	8.20
Hamilton									4.80	5.80

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🚂 Special Fares for Silver Star Sleeper Train Services (continued from previous page)

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