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✨ Railway Fares and Services

890 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 33

SUBURBAN RAIL FARES
8.1 Tickets and services
8.2 Special suburban fares
8.2.1 Corporation employees on Johnsonville services
8.2.2 Short distance school season tickets
8.2.3 Combined ARA-NZR passenger tickets
8.3 Auckland-Waitakere rail suburban services fares
8.3.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.3.2 Ten trip fares
8.3.3 Monthly season fares
8.4 Auckland-Papakura via Waterfront rail suburban services fares
8.4.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.4.2 Ten trip fares
8.4.3 Monthly season fares
8.5 Auckland-Papakura via Newmarket rail suburban services fares
8.5.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.5.2 Ten trip fares
8.5.3 Monthly season fares
8.6 Papakura-Henderson via Newmarket rail suburban services fares
8.6.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.6.2 Ten trip fares
8.6.3 Monthly season fares
8.7 Wellington-Paraparaumu rail suburban services fares
8.7.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.7.2 Ten trip fares
8.7.3 Monthly season fares.
8.8 Wellington-Melling rail suburban service fares
8.8.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.8.2 Ten trip fares
8.8.3 Monthly season fares
8.9 Wellington-Upper Hutt rail suburban services fares
8.9.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.9.2 Ten trip fares
8.9.3 Monthly season fares
8.10 Wellington-Johnsonville rail suburban services fares
8.10.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.10.2 Ten trip fares
8.10.3 Monthly season fares
8.11 Masterton/Maymorn-Wellington/Upper Hutt rail suburban services fares
8.11.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.11.2 Ten trip fares
8.11.3 Monthly season fares
8.12 Dunedin-Mosgiel rail suburban services fares
8.12.1 Ordinary adult single fares
8.12.2 Ten trip fares
8.12.3 Monthly season fares
COOK STRAIT RAIL FERRIES PASSENGER SERVICES
9.1 Tickets
9.2 Fares
9.2.1 Ordinary single fares
9.2.2 Day excursion fares
9.2.3 Welfare beneficiaries and blind persons
9.3 “Super Six” travel vouchers
9.3.1 Concession
9.3.2 Conditions
9.3.3 Applications
PASSENGERS’ BAGGAGE
10.1 Carriage of Goods Act 1979
10.2 Free allowance
10.3 Corporation’s right to determine free baggage
10.3.1 Articles not accepted as free baggage
10.3.2 Baggage to be personal property
10.3.3 Dangerous goods
10.4 Employees’ responsibilities
10.5 Corporation’s responsibilities
10.6 Baggage taken into passenger compartment
10.7 Destination
10.8 Packaging and addressing
10.9 Liability of passengers
10.10 Insurance
10.11 Hand baggage on Cook Strait rail ferries
CHECKED BAGGAGE
11.1 Conditions
11.2 Liability
11.3 Presenting baggage for checking
11.4 Rail ferry checked baggage
11.5 Delivery of checked baggage
11.6 Lost checks

11.7 Storage
11.8 Unclaimed baggage

EXCESS BAGGAGE
12.1 Liability for excess baggage
12.1.1 Articles not entitled to be carried free
12.1.2 Excess articles
12.2 Presentation in advance of departure
12.3 Charges to be prepaid
12.4 Payments to guard
12.5 Excess baggage receipt
12.6 Bicycles, power cycles, motor cycles and dogs
12.7 Rates
12.7.1 Rail
12.7.2 Rail ferry
LOST BAGGAGE
13.1 Storage charges
13.2 Clearance of Corporation premises
13.3 Sale of lost baggage
13.4 Liability of Corporation
LEFT BAGGAGE
14.1 Storage conditions
14.2 Acceptance for storage
14.2.1 Baggage not accepted
14.2.2 Inadvertant acceptance
14.3 Left baggage label
14.3.1 Issue of label
14.3.2 Baggage label required
14.3.3 Delivery
14.3.4 Lost butt
14.4 Left baggage becoming lost baggage
14.5 Liability of Corporation

PART II: VEHICLES ON RAIL FERRIES

TERMS AND CONDITIONS
15.1 Service provided
15.2 Drivers required
15.3 Trailers
15.4 Passenger ticket required
15.5 Transfer of tickets and waybills
15.6 Transfer to other sailing
15.7 Registration required
15.8 Reservations
15.8.1 Other than commercial
15.8.2 Commercial
15.8.3 Bookings in advance
15.8.4 Space allocated
15.9 Refunds and re-issues
15.9.1 Tickets presented for refund
15.9.2 Defaced tickets
15.9.3 Cancellation seven days or more before sailing
15.9.4 Cancellation 30 minutes or more before sailing
15.9.5 Cancellation less than 30 minutes before sailing
15.10 Lost tickets
15.11 Tie downs required on heavy vehicles
RESTRICTIONS
16.1 Transport Act 1962
16.2 Unsafe vehicles
16.3 Loose containers of hazardous substances
16.4 Fuels other than petrol or diesel
16.5 Livestock
16.6 Dogs, cats, birds, etc.
16.7 Hazardous substances
16.7.1 Empty road tankers
METHOD OF CHARGING
17.1 Rental vehicles
17.2 Commercial vehicle measurement
17.2.1 Pantechinons and trailers
17.2.2 Average height of load
17.3 Motor car, station wagon, utility and van lengths
17.3.1 Caravan and trailer couplings
17.3.2 Factory length unknown
17.3.3 Attachments
17.4 Classification of motor vehicles on own wheels
17.4.1 Definition of commercial vehicles
17.4.2 Nature of load
17.4.3 Classification

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