New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 168

Page 3433

✨ Railway Charges Amendment

No. 168 3433

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, 13 OCTOBER 1983

Published by Authority

WELLINGTON: FRIDAY, 14 OCTOBER 1983

New Zealand Railways Corporation—General Scale of Charges
Notice, Amendment No. 4

PURSUANT to the New Zealand Railways Act 1981, the New Zealand Railways Corporation hereby makes the following alterations and additions to the General Scale of Charges dated the 9th day of July 1982, published in Supplement dated the 12th day of July 1982 to the New Zealand Gazette of 8 July 1982* and hereby declares that such alterations and additions shall come into force on the 6th day of November 1983.

Dated this 1st day of November 1983.

T. M. HAYWARD,
General Manager, New Zealand Railways Corporation.

*Gazette, 1982, p. 2207
Amendment No. 1: Gazette, 1982, p. 2957
Amendment No. 2: Gazette, 1982, p. 4301
Amendment No. 3: Gazette, 1983, p. 735

List of Contents: Page 2210

Insert after the clause reference “2.15.4 Lost season tickets” a new clause reference 2.15.5:

2.15.5 Lost rail ferry passenger tickets

Omit:
4.6 New Plymouth - Taumarunui service fares
4.7 Christchurch - Picton service fares
4.8 Christchurch - Greymouth service fares

Page 2211

Omit:
8.6 Papakura - Henderson via Newmarket rail suburban services fares

Insert:
8.6 Papakura - Waitakere via Newmarket rail suburban services fares

2.10.1 Class 1 war pensioners: Page 2213
Omit this clause and substitute:

2.10.1 Class 1 war pensioners: On presentation of the appropriate free pass issued by the Department of Social Welfare, Class 1 war pensioners, and their accompanying attendants if the free pass is so endorsed, are entitled to travel free except that charges for rail ferry passenger tickets are to be debited to the Department of Social Welfare.

2.14.4 Season tickets: Page 2214

In first line Omit Insert
tourist travel

2.14.6 Refund or re-issue entitlement: Page 2214

Omit:
Less than 7 days prior to travel date on ticket but more than 30 minutes prior to departure time shown on ticket.

Omit:
Later than 30 minutes prior to departure time shown on the ticket but within 3 months of the date of travel shown on the ticket.

Insert:
Less than 7 days prior to travel date on ticket but in the case of a rail ticket more than 30 minutes prior to departure time shown or in the case of a rail ferry ticket more than 30 minutes prior to reporting time shown.

Insert:
Later than 30 minutes prior to departure time shown in the case of a rail ticket or later than 30 minutes prior to reporting time shown in the case of a rail ferry ticket but in either case within 3 months after the date of travel.

2.15 Lost tickets
Insert after clause 2.15.4 a new clause 2.15.5

2.15.5 Lost rail ferry passenger tickets: When a rail ferry ticket is issued for passenger travel only, it will not be refundable in the event of loss.

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🚂 Amendment to New Zealand Railways Corporation General Scale of Charges

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated1 November 1983
KeywordsRailway charges, fare amendments, rail ferry tickets, war pensioners, season tickets
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T. M. Hayward, General Manager, New Zealand Railways Corporation

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