THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 30, 1910.
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Holders only
11.-No person shall, without the permission of a Railway Ticket servant, enter any carriage on the railway for the purpose of to Travel. travelling therein as a passenger unless he holds a proper pass or ticket.
be Shown.
12.-Tickets or passes must be shown to any of the Railway Tickets to servants on demand, and be given up at destination. Failure to do so will render the passenger liable to be charged excess fares as detailed in paragraphs 13, 14, 15 and 16 below.
without
13.-If any passenger is found travelling without a ticket, Travelling or with a ticket of expired date, or with a ticket so torn or muti- Tickets. lated that the number and date cannot be deciphered, or if a pas senger refuses to give up his ticket on the requisition of any Railway servant, he may be charged double the ordinary fare from the station whence the train originally started, unless he reports to the Guard the fact of his having entered the train at some other station and obtains a certificate from him to that effect, which must be produced at destination, in which latter case he will be charged the single fare only from that station.
Carriage.
14.--If a passenger travels, without permission, in a higher Travelling in class carriage than that for which he holds a ticket, or travels tiger class beyond the place authorised by his ticket, he may be charged double the difference due.
15.-When a passenger, before commencing his journey, changing into wishes to change his ticket for one of a higher class, and pays the aligher class. difference of fare, the original ticket will be exchanged for a fresh ticket available for the higher class carriage.
16.-When a passenger, in the course of his journey, changes to a higher class of carriage than that for which he holds a ticket. the Guard of the train will see that he pays the excess fare and obtains an excess fare ticket as provided in paragraph 9 herein.
17.-Every passenger who pays the excess fare charge is Excess fare entitled to demand and receive a receipt, in due form, for the Tickets. amount paid, and passengers are particularly requested to see that this is correctly and properly issued to them.
18. Except in accordance with the conditions named below, Infectious no person suffering from any infectious or contagious disease will Diseases. be permitted to travel on the Railway:
(a) A person suffering from such disease must not enter into any carriage without the special permission of the Stationmaster.
(b) He must travel only in a compartment or carriage
reserved for himself and his attendants.
13. For purposes of paragraph 18 above the following shall be deemed infectious or contagious disorders, viz. :——
Bubonic Fever,
Cholera,
Diphtheria,
Leprosy,
Measles,
Scarlet Fever,
Smallpox,
Typhus Fever,
Typhoid Fever, and
Whooping Cough.
20.-Three classes of ordinary passenger accommodation will Three classes. be provided on the Kowloon-Canton Railway, and designated First
Class, Second Class and Third Class.
21.-The fares given in the Appendix tables will be charged Chuss fares. for the various classes for bookings to the several Stations on the
Railway.
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