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New Zealand Railways ATA Ted Downs Memorial Auction 109: January 2019 Res- Min- Max- New Zealand Railways erve imum imum Lot Description Date Format $ Bid $ Bid $ NEW ZEALAND Kiwi Rail 1 New Zealand by Train August 2013 DL 24pp EC 4 Tranz Scenic 2 Unique train journeys Train Timetable 1 October 2009 DL 16pp EC 3 3 Unique train journeys Train Timetable 9 May 2008 DL 14pp EC 3 4 Unique train journeys Train Timetable 1 October 2006 DL 14pp EC 3 5 Unique train journeys times and fares October 2005 DL 14pp EC 3 6 Unique train journeys times and fares 20 October 2000 DL 32pp EC 4 7 Unique train journeys Trains Fares and Timetables 24 September 1999 DL 30pp EC 4 8 Unique train journeys Trains Fares and Timetables 19 October 1998 DL 32pp VGC 4 9 Unique train journeys Trains Fares and Timetables 1 October 1997 DL 36pp VGC 4 Unique Train Journeys: Southerner, Coastal Pacific, Northerner, Bay 10 October 1997 150x300 2pp EC 6 Express, Kaimai & Geyserland 5 cards 11 Unique Train Journeys: The Southerner April 1997 150x300 2pp EC 5 12 The Capital Connection 3 July 2006 DL folded EC 3 13 Transcoastal: Christchurch - Picton October 2006 DL folded EC 4 14 The Bay Express Wellington - Napier Undated A4 6pp EC 6 15 Discover New Zealand By Rail 12 August 1996 DL 42pp EC 5 16 Discover New Zealand By Rail October 1995 DL 22pp EC 4 17 The Southerner Discover South Canterbury, Otago & Southland by Rail August 1996 DL Folded EC 3 18 The Southerner Discover South Canterbury, Otago & Southland by Rail 5 November 1995 DL Folded EC 3 Tranz Rail 19 Best of New Zealand Pass Timetables ands Points Guide Oct 1999 - Sept 2000 DL 82pp EC 4 New Zealand Rail 20 Timetables and Fares 3 July 1994 DL 40pp VGC 5 21 Timetables and Fares 1 November 1993 DL 40pp VGC 5 22 Timetables and Fares 4 July 1993 DL 36pp EC 5 23 National Timetables and Fares Until 30 June 1993 DL 32pp EC 5 New Zealand Railways 24 The TransAlpine Christchurch - Greymouth 2 brochures 3 July 1994 DL Folded 2pp EC 4 25 Timetables: Principal services for Tourists and Holidaymakers 1 April - 31 Oct 1987 A5 28pp EC 8 26 Timetables: Principal services for Tourists and Holidaymakers 1 May - 3 Nov 1984 A5 24pp EC 8 27 Timetables: Principal services for Tourists and Holidaymakers January 1981 A5 12pp EC 8 28 North Island Main Trunk Railway: Route of the Silver Star & Silver Fern February 1975 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 29 North Island Main Trunk Railway: Route of the Silver Star & Silver Fern April 1972 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 30 North Island Main Trunk Railway: Route of the Scenic Daylight 1969 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 31 North Island Main Trunk Railway: Route of the Scenic Daylight 1968 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 32 Timetables Principal Rail, Road and Ferry Services 17 December 1973 A4 122pp GC 12 33 Timetables Principal Rail, Road and Ferry Services 1 November 1971 A4 130pp VGC 16 34 Timetables Principal Rail, Road and Ferry Services 1 August 1969 A4 132pp GC 20 35 Timetables Principal Rail, Road and Ferry Services South Island 10 July 1967 A4 60pp VGC 12 36 Timetables Principal Rail, Road and Ferry Services North Island 28 April 1963 A4 68pp VGC 12 37 Express timetables: Christchurch - Picton, Greymouth, Invercargill. August, November 1982 DL folded VGC 5 38 Express timetables: Wellington - Gisborne June 1982 DL folded VGC 3 39 This is the Endeavour. Wellington - Napier August 1974 170x210 6pp VGC 4 40 This is the Endeavour. Wellington - Napier December 1972 170x210 6pp EC 4 41 Welcome Aboard the Silver Fern December 1972 DL 4pp EC 4 42 Sliver Fern between Auckland and Wellington September 1982 DL folded VGC 4 43 Northerner: Auckland - Wellington 2 brochures July 1975, Dec 1982 DL folded VGC 4 44 Go Silver Star October 1971 B5 6pp VGC 6 45 Go Southerner: Christchurch - Dunedin - Invercargill July 1970 B5 folded GC 6 46 Passenger Route Network Diagram: North Island, South Island 1985 A4 2pp EC 4 47 Wellington Station: A Brief History June 1967 130x200 8pp GC 4 continued on page 2 Your name: Address: . Email: Phone: . 1 Res- Min- Max- New Zealand Railways erve imum imum Lot Description Date Format $ Bid $ Bid $ Auckland Suburban Services: New Zealand Railways 48 Papakura Line 28 Feb 1983 A5 2pp FC 3 49 Waitakere Line 17 Jan 1983 A5 2pp FC 3 50 Timetable Suburban: Auckland - Papakura, Waitakere 30 April 1979 B5 4pp FC 4 51 Timetable North Suburban: Auckland - Waitakere 13 June 1966 B5 4pp EC 4 52 Timetable North Suburban: Auckland - Waitakere 20 September 1965 B5 4pp EC 4 53 Timetable South Suburban: Auckland - Papakura, Onehunga 20 September 1965 B5 4pp EC 4 Auckland Suburban Services: Tranz Metro 54 Southern Rail S9 20 March 2002 A6 folded VGC 3 55 Southern Rail S9 30 October 2000 A6 folded VGC 3 56 Western Rail W5 29 June 2001 A6 folded VGC 3 57 Western Rail W5 30 October 2000 A6 folded VGC 3 58 The Waikato Connection: Auckland - Hamilton Times & Fares 9 December 2000 DL 4pp VGC 3 59 The Waikato Connection: Auckland - Hamilton Times & Fares 26 June 2000 DL 4pp VGC 3 60 Regional Passenger Timetable: Waitakere, Papakura Lines 6 Oct 1997: Aug 1999 DL 4pp GC 3 61 Regional Passenger Timetable: Waitakere, Papakura Lines 6 Oct 1997: July 1998 DL 4pp GC 3 62 Regional Passenger Timetable: Waitakere, Papakura Lines 6 October 1997 DL 4pp GC 3 63 Regional Passenger Timetable: Waitakere, Papakura Lines 1 July 1996 DL 4pp FC 3 Auckland Suburban Services: Cityrail 64 New Cityrail timetables: Auckland - Waitakere, Papakura 4 July 1994 100x260 4pp GC 4 Wellington Suburban Services: Tranz Metro 65 Set of individual line timetables 4 September 2006 95x105 folded GC 5 66 Paraparaumu times and fares 11 April 2004 110x300 folded VG 4 67 Paraparaumu times and fares 1 July 2002 110x300 folded VG 4 68 Wairarapa times and fares 29 August 2004 110x300 folded GC 4 69 Wairarapa times and fares 1 October 2003 110x300 folded GC 4 70 Johnsonville times and fares 1 October 2003 110x300 folded GC 4 71 Johnsonville times and fares 5 August 2001 110x300 folded VG 4 72 Hutt Valley times and fares 11 April 2004 110x300 folded GC 4 73 Johnsonville - Wellington Train Timetable 21 September 1997 DL folded EC 4 74 Wellington - Upper Hutt timetable 18 October 1995 A4 6pp VGC 4 75 Wellington - Paraparaumu timetable 18 October 1995 A4 6pp VGC 4 76 Wellington - Johnsonville timetable 18 October 1995 A4 6pp VGC 4 77 The Capital Connection 18 October 1995 Card VGC 2 78 Wairarapa Connection 18 October 1995 Card VGC 2 Wellington Suburban Services: New Zealand Railways 79 Upper Hutt / Melling Line 5 October 1986 A4 4pp VGC 4 80 Cityline: Paraparaumu Line 10 February 1985 A4 4pp VGC 4 81 Wellington - Hutt Valley, Paraparaumu, Johnsonville 8, 9 May 1983 A4 10pp GC 6 82 Wellington Region Suburban Train Times with bus connections 28 April 1975 B5 28pp GC 8 83 Wellington Region Suburban Train Times with bus connections 15 October 1973 B5 28pp GC 8 84 Hutt Valley Suburban Train and Connecting Bus Services 1 March 1970 B5 16pp GC 6 85 Hutt Valley Suburban Train and Connecting Bus Services 7 March 1966 B5 16pp GC 6 86 Paekakariki Suburban Electric Train Services 17 October 1965 B5 8pp GC 6 87 Johnsonville Suburban Electric Train Services 26 July 1965 B5 8pp GC 6 Wellington Suburban Services: Cityrail 88 Wairapara Connection 28 Sept 1992 75x130 4pp EC 3 89 Wellington - Masterton, Upper Hutt, Johnsonville, Paraparaumu timetables 1 July 1991 A4 11pp VGC 6 InterCity 90 Timetables: Principal services for Tourists and Holidaymakers 11 April - 30 June 1988 A5 30pp GC 6 91 Timetables: Principal services for Tourists and Holidaymakers 6 Dec 1987-31 Mar 1988 A5 28pp EC 6 92 Southerner Express: Christchurch - Dunedin - Invercargill 4 November 1990 DL folded EC 3 93 The Bay Express: Wellington - Napier 1990 DL folded EC 3 New Zealand Government Tourist Bureau 94 Summary of Main Coach and Rail Services in New Zealand September 1979 B5 4pp GC 4 Rangitikei Railfans Group 95 New Zealand's Long Distance Rail Passenger Services 1986 B5 28pp GC 5 96 New Zealand's Long Distance Rail Passenger Services 1983 B5 24pp GC 5 97 Railfans' Railtour to Hawkes Bay - Gisborne incl Manawatu Gorge 8 - 10 Feb1986 B5 40pp GC 5 98 Railfans' Bay of Plenty - Gisborne Rail Tour Easter weekend 5 - 8 April 1985 B5 36pp VGC 5 99 Geyserland 'Dx' and Thames Valley Wanderer Excursions 5, 6 March 1983 B5 24pp GC 5 continued on page 3 2 Res- Min- Max- New Zealand Railways erve imum imum Lot Description Date Format $ Bid $ Bid $ Taieri Gorge Railway 100 Your Guide to Taieri Gorge: Complimentary copy 2013 DL folded EC 3 101 Times and Destinations 2006 - 2007 DL folded VGC 3 102 Times and Destinations 2004 - 2005 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 103 Times and Destinations 2002 - 2003 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 104 Times and Destinations 2001 - 2002 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 105 Times and Destinations 2000 - 2001 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 106 Information brochure and timetable 1999 - 2000 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 107 Information brochure and timetable 1998 - 1999 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 108 Information brochure and timetable 1996 - 1997 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 109 A relaxing ride through a spectacular, historical gorge 1995 - 1996 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 110 Information brochure and timetable 1993 - 1994 DL Folded 2pp EC 3 111 Relax and discover a spectacular historical gorge 1992 - 1993 DL Folded 2pp EC 3 112 Information brochure and timetable 1991 - 1992 DL Folded 2pp EC 3 113 Information brochure and timetable 1990 DL Folded 4pp EC 3 114 Information brochure and timetable 7 Oct 1989 - 16 Apr 1990 DL Folded 2pp EC 3 115 Information brochure and timetable 3 Oct 1987 - 5 Apr1988 DL Folded 2pp EC 3 116 Lots 101 - 115 as a collection bundle 2007 - 1987 DL folded EC 15 The Kingston Flyer 117 Set of 5 brochures 1978/79 - October 2000 DL folded VGC 5 National Railway Museum of New Zealand 118 New Zealand Railfan magazine March 2007 A4 80pp GC 5 3 AUSTRALIAN TIMETABLE ASSOCIATION AUCTION 109 JANUARY 2019 Auction Details: Bids: Send bids to ATA Auctioneer Geoff Hassall by post to 2/30 Vale St, Birmingham Gardens, NSW 2287, or by email to [email protected].
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