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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 72
Passenger's Fares
Passenger's Fares.
First-class, 6d. per stage; second-class, 4d.
Note.—The names of stage stations are printed in capitals.
Miles.
- 44 Kaukapakapa
- 45 Pukanui
- 46 40 Mount Rex
- 47 38 Helensville
- 38 Helensville South
- 36 Ohirangi
- 37 35 Paeroa
- 38 33 Woodhill
- 39 31 Rewiti
- 29 Waimauku
- 30 23 Kumeu
- 22 Taupaki
- 20 Waitakerei
- 17 Swanson
- 14 Henderson
- 11 Waikomiti
- 10 New Lynn
- 8 Avondale
- 7 Mount Albert
- 5 Morningside
- 5 Kingsland
- 4 Mount Eden
- 2 Newmarket Junction
- Auckland
- 2 Newmarket
- 3 Remuera
- 4 Greenlane
- 5 Ellerslie
- 6 Penrose
- 6 Te Papapa Onehunga Branch
- 8 *Onehunga Onehunga Branch
- 6 Westfield
- 9 Otahuhu
- 11 Papatoetoe
- 16 Manurewa
- 17 19 Papakura
- 22 Hunua
- 23 Drury
- 24 Runciman
- 25 28 Paerata
- 31 Pukekohe
- 32 33 Buckland
- 35 Tuakau
- 40 Whangarata
- 41 40 Pokeno
- 43 Mercer
- 50 Whangamarino
- 54 Wairangi
- 56 Rangiriri
- 59 Ohinewai
- 65 Huntly
- 69 Taupiri
- 74 Ngaruawahia
- 78 Pukete
- 81 Te Rapa
- 85 Frankton Junction
Cambridge, Te Aroha, and Rotorua Branch Lines
- 86 Wamilton West
- 86 Hamilton East
- 89 Ruakura Junction
- 90 0 Mongaonui
- 93 Tamahere
- 97 Fencourt
- 98 Hautapu
- 99 101 Cambridge
- 94 Eureka
- 99 Motumaoho
- 100 103 Morrinsville
- 101 105 Murray's
- 107 Tatua o Haua
- 108 101 Waitoa
- 113 Waihou
- 115 Te Aroha
- 109 Kiwitahi
- 110 114 Walton
- 111 118 Waharoa
- 112 122 Matamata
- 113 127 Mangawhara
- 114 131 Okoroire
- 134 Oxford
- 137 Taumangi
- 140 Putaruru Junction
- 145 Lichfield
- 90 Rukuhia
- 94 Ohaupo
- 96 Lake Road
- 99 Ngaroto
- 100 Te Awamutu
- 103 Te Puhi
- 107 Kawa
- 112 Kiokio
- 115 Otorohanga
- 120 Hangatiki
- 124 Te Kumi
- 126 Te Kuiti
Such is a brief outline of the scheme I propose to introduce. There are, of course, many details to fill in, but they need not be mentioned here. Its manifold advantages in promoting the
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settlement of land, and the development of trade and commerce have never been disputed. The railway officials have contented themselves with the simple assertion that what I propose is impossible of accomplishment. This was only to be expected. They cling tenaciously to the great power that the present complicated and secret system gives them. It is one of the last things that they will part with willingly.
* Passengers from any station on the Onehunga branch are entitled to travel to or from Auckland or Manurewa for one stage fare only