New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 73

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✨ Railway Fare Amendments

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 73

Clause 4.5 Wellington - Palmerston North via Wairarapa service fares
Omit the present table of fares and substitute:

	Mauriceville	Eketahuna	Hukana	Mangamare	Pahiatua	Mangatainoka	Woodville	Ashhurst	Palmerston North
	$	$	$	$	$	$	$	$	$
Wellington	9.20	10.40	10.50	10.90	11.90	12.00	12.30	13.40	14.60
Petone	8.20	9.50	10.40	10.50	10.90	10.90	12.00	12.30	13.40
Woburn	8.20	9.20	9.50	10.40	10.50	10.90	12.00	12.30	13.40
Waterloo	8.20	9.20	9.50	10.40	10.50	10.90	11.90	12.00	13.30
Nacae	8.10	8.80	9.50	10.40	10.50	10.90	10.90	12.00	13.30
Taita	8.10	8.80	9.50	9.50	10.50	10.50	10.90	12.00	13.30
Silverstream	7.20	8.20	8.80	9.50	10.40	10.50	10.90	11.90	12.30
Trentham	7.20	8.20	8.80	9.50	9.50	10.50	10.90	11.90	12.30
Upper Hutt	7.10	8.20	8.80	9.20	9.50	10.40	10.50	11.90	12.30
Maymorn	7.10	8.00	8.80	8.80	9.50	9.50	10.50	10.90	12.00
Featherston	4.20	5.60	6.20	6.70	7.20	8.10	8.20	9.30	10.40
Woodside	3.60	5.00	5.80	6.20	7.10	7.20	7.90	8.80	9.60
Matarawa	3.40	4.50	5.40	5.80	6.70	7.10	7.90	8.20	9.30
Carterton	2.70	4.20	5.00	5.60	6.30	6.30	7.10	8.00	8.80
Wairgawa	2.10	3.40	4.40	4.50	5.60	5.80	6.70	7.70	8.20
Solway	2.10	3.20	4.10	4.40	5.10	5.60	6.20	7.20	8.20
Renall Street	2.00	3.20	4.10	4.40	5.10	5.60	6.20	7.20	8.20
Masterton	1.80	3.10	4.10	4.40	5.10	5.60	6.20	7.10	8.00
Mauriceville		1.50	2.40	3.10	3.60	4.10	5.00	5.90	6.70
Eketahuna			1.30	1.50	2.50	2.70	3.60	4.50	5.70
Hukana				1.00	1.50	2.10	2.80	4.20	5.00
Mangamare					1.30	1.40	2.30	3.20	4.40
Pahiatua						1.00	1.40	2.60	3.60
Mangatainoka							1.30	2.30	3.20
Woodville								1.40	2.50
Ashhurst									1.40

RAIL SEASON TICKETS
Clause 7.2.1 Conditions
Omit the figure $22.30 in the fifth line of this clause and substitute $26.00.

Clause 7.2.4 Certificates
Omit this clause.

Clause 7.2.5 Reserved carriage or compartment
Renumber this clause to read 7.2.4.

Clause 7.2.6 Use of non-smoking areas
Renumber this clause to read 7.2.5.

Clause 7.2.7 Occupation of seat
Renumber this clause to read 7.2.6.

Clause 7.2.8 Forfeiture of tickets
Renumber this clause to read 7.2.7.

Clause 7.6.1 Conditions and concessions
In the second line of this clause after the words “monthly season tickets” insert the words “rounded to the nearest 10 cents above.”

SUBURBAN RAIL FARES
Clause 8.2 Special rail suburban fares
Clause 8.2.1 Short distance school season tickets
Omit the figure $14.10 in the third line of this clause and substitute $16.50.

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🚂 Amendment to New Zealand Railways Corporation General Scale of Charges (continued from previous page)

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🚂 Amendment to Wellington - Palmerston North via Wairarapa service fares

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🚂 Amendments to Rail Season Tickets

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