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New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 15

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✨ Railway Fare Adjustments

25 FEBRUARY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 481

PASSENGERS

School Season Tickets

Paragraph 1 .. .. .. .. .. .. Omit $12.15 Insert $13.35

Season Tickets for Special Classes

Paragraph 2 .. .. .. .. .. .. Omit $9.32 Insert $10.25
$19.47 $21.42

Railway Employees’ Privilege Tickets

This section is hereby revoked and the following substituted:

Railway Employees’ Privilege Tickets
Privilege Tickets – Privilege tickets at one-fourth the ordinary fares (section 2), fares as specified in section 5, paragraph 1 (a) sections 7, 11, and 14, or local single fares (sections 39 and 40), where applicable, may be issued to railway employees and their wives and children in terms of the State Services Remuneration and Conditions of Employment Act 1969 and determinations made thereunder and the regulations pursuant to the Government Railways Act 1949. Children 4 years of age and over will be charged the adult privilege fare.
The Minimum Charge for privilege tickets other than privilege season tickets will be 31c single or return.
Privilege Season Tickets, available for 1 month at one-fourth of the fares for monthly season tickets (sections 26, 39 and 40), subject to a minimum charge of $2.90, may be issued to railway employees as provided by the State Services Remuneration and Conditions of Employment Act 1969 and determinations made thereunder, and regulations made pursuant to the Government Railways Act 1949.
Privilege Ticket Orders – Privilege tickets will be issued only on presentation of the prescribed orders.
Change of Route – Passengers holding privilege tickets who desire to travel by an alternative route will be charged at privilege ticket rates for the additional distance, if any, involved. Passengers holding privilege tickets for a longer route may be permitted to travel by a shorter alternative route.
Availability – Privilege tickets, except season tickets, will have unlimited availability.
Break of Journey – Privilege tickets based on ordinary fares will be subject to the provisions of section 2, paragraph 3. Privilege tickets based on local fares will be subject to the provisions of section 39, paragraph 2 (c), and section 40, paragraph 2 (c).
Refunds on Tickets

Paragraph 5 (b) (i) .. .. .. .. .. Omit 70c Insert 75c
Paragraph 5 (b) (ii) .. .. .. .. .. Omit 70c Insert 75c

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🚂 School Season Ticket Fare Adjustment

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailway, Fares, School, Season Tickets

🚂 Special Class Season Ticket Fare Adjustment

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailway, Fares, Special Classes, Season Tickets

🚂 Railway Employees' Privilege Tickets

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailway, Fares, Privilege Tickets, Employees

🚂 Refund on Tickets Fare Adjustment

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailway, Fares, Refunds

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