New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 101

Page 2543

✨ Railway Passenger Fares

26 AUGUST THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2543

PASSENGERS

WELLINGTON—MELLING

	Wellington	Kaiwharawhara	Ngauranga	Petone	Melling
Lower Hutt	26.05	20.35	19.95	11.10	11.10
Melling	26.05	26.05	20.35	14.05	..

DUNEDIN—MOSGIEL

	Dunedin	Kensington	Caversham	Burnside	Green Island	Abbotsford	Wingatui
Kensington	11.10	$	$	$	$	$	$
Caversham	14.05	11.10	..	..	..	..	..
Burnside	16.75	14.05	11.10	..	..	..	..
Green Island	19.95	16.75	14.05	11.10	..	..	..
Abbotsford	20.35	16.75	14.05	11.10	11.10	..	..
Wingatui	26.05	20.35	20.35	19.95	14.85	14.05	..
Mosgiel	30.00	26.05	26.05	20.35	20.35	19.95	11.25

Paragraph 7. Omit this paragraph and substitute:

Special Fares—Wellington District: (i) Railway employees' monthly season tickets issued under the provisions of section 34, for travel on the Wellington-Johnsonville line will be charged as follows:

Between	And	Second Class
		$
Wellington ... ... ... ...	Simla Crescent ... ... ...	5.65
	Khandallah ... ... ...	5.65
	Box Hill ... ... ...	5.65
Wellington ... ... ... ...	Raroa ... ... ...	6.88
	Johnsonville ... ... ...	6.88
Between all other stations ... ... ...		4.80

(ii) Local fares for 10 trip tickets will apply between the following stations:

Between	And	Second Class
		$
Napier ... ... ... ... ...	Hastings ... ... ... ...	8.20

(iii) School season tickets, subject in all other respects to the provisions of section 28, will be issued on the Johnsonville-Wellington, Paekakariki-Wellington, and Upper Hutt-Melling-Wellington lines for journeys not exceeding 7 kilometres, at $9.25 per term.

Insert new paragraph 8:

Special Fares—Auckland District

Combined Auckland Regional Authority—New Zealand Railways Passenger Tickets—Tickets issued specifically at the prices fixed by the New Zealand Government Railways pursuant to Government Railways Act 1949 and the Auckland Regional Authority for combined bus/rail travel shall be deemed to be Railway passenger tickets, and shall entitle the holders of such adult or children's tickets to travel without the payment of any additional fare between Auckland and Wiri, either via Newmarket or Orakei, and any intermediate stations between Auckland and Wiri, but such combined bus and railways tickets shall not be available for any other rail journey whatsoever, unless otherwise authorised from time to time under the provisions of subsection (5) of Section 33 of the Government Railways Act 1949.

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🚂 Passenger Fares for Wellington-Upper Hutt Route (continued from previous page)

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🚂 Passenger Fares for Dunedin-Mosgiel Route

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KeywordsPassenger Fares, Dunedin, Mosgiel, Railway

🚂 Special Fares—Wellington District

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsSpecial Fares, Wellington District, Railway

🚂 Special Fares—Auckland District

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