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A Uckland Train Ne Tw Ork Onehunga to Britomart Via Ellerslie and Newmarket Little Shoal Bay Reserve Bayswater ve Motuihe A d na ood R moa Norw Ara Island d Ngataringa ga R arin Vauxhall gat Bay N L Narrow School a k Q Bayswater Ngataringa e Neck u Waitemata R e Park e Bayswater Wharf d Golf Club n Little Shoal S Cheltenham t Beach Bay d R Stanley Bay l l Reserve a h Birkenhead x Stanley Bay u a Ferry to Northcote & School V St Leo’s V i Birkenhead Northcote Stanley c t School Northcote Birkenhead o Stanley r Wharf Point i Point a Mt Victoria Cheltenham Bay Reserve Auckland Ferry to Gulf Harbour R Devonport Waitemata Harbour Bridge Ca d North Head l liop Primary Reserve e Rd Harbour de Naval P Stanley Devonport rd Q a Stanley Bay Base ueen sP w Bay d d North Ferries to e g E Kin Torpedo Head Browns West Harbour, Island Beach Haven and Devonport Bay Hobsonville Wharf Ferry to Devonport Bayswater Ferry to Stanley Bay Ferry to Westhaven Onehunga to Britomart via DevonportEllerslie and Newmarket C u r r a d n R S h t c a Voyager NZ e St Marys Ferries to Waiheke B Ferries to Auckland Ponsonby Maritime Pukekohe y Ferries to Waiheke, Central Train Timetable l Pay your fare When travelling by School l Bay Museum Ferries to Waiheke, e h Britomart Half Moon Bay, S Half Moon Bay, Gulf Harbour & Pine Gulf Harbour & Pine Harbour Harbour t Mission Papakura S C Fa t u n t st s St r S o Bay St Marys h we m a e s Eastern Line Southern Line Pukekohe connection Western Line Onehunga Line S Q Northern Busway n t u Musick Pt Ponsonby College Victoria b a A y l e St Okahu Bay Intermediate e n St Heliers Park A Vector V u z before you board electric train: i a d Glover c Arena Takanini to Q c T Kelly R r A a Kohimarama Bay ia t W m MJ Savage Park Ponsonby S v t S Tarltons & Northern Busway i Parnell Rose ak l a e T s Memorial Park a Musick Pt t i m Beach C e e Dr P W r d Gardens D aki Parnell e Karaka e c l n l o a G r Reserve l v o C es Albert n o r o le i t o S l n k t y r Q A St Pauls S S he a Bay t S t Park R s P d t T Eastern Line n P d i o n S a Mission St Heliers i College Freemans Bay r k n s d o Te Mahia n n e t s Auckland l t Dr Churchill l o t l d b Primary R o Dr A i e s S s ki k New electric trains are operating across a Bay Park y b University n Tam a t N t y am Orakei e o e T l R S S r e t School l l H M R t Domain S d d n D n R Howick r n a l a l Fare Zones l e a t d u c e yor e Golf Club b n v AUT S M k Grey Lynn i elan p s V A t e e s e s a Auckland. 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Onehunga line services a Manurewa y v Richmond Rd H e t Parnell a M r n A Rd S Parnell P Ng p School AGGS G e s School Montessori ip e d a i n Churchill Park do not stop at Parnell Myers r School R o u n n Kohimarama R nd R d Western t o s Kohimarama hmo S e d ic e Network Train Auckland n Park Q Auckland v e K Park tou m d l A t School Madills l t and offer improved comfort and reliability. e y Homai p gahap R Domain R s u L e R S n a p o n d e Farm Res o Onehunga Line H ra n d h Ka p e P n e o te v t t Orakei C S g f t S au A S Auckland City S o t a n r School a D k o n Hobson Bay te Dingle s d e G Hospital r u s B & Boundaries e m R A Dell Grey Lynn u a u lli th P ve i r Q a Orakei Park rk c o r R W d Man N r e k D Auckland d t p C a n R l p e Arch Hill o Museum Ayr a l r ll d o n U d Glendowie v G Reserve Kepa R St Thomas R Glendowie n in New e Orakei e Onehunga to Britomart y College k to Grafton n d l d c n R g r Selwyn School a Park ly R d r e a B o S St Kentigerns K s R M C e t P Bloodworth o s r Eden a Kepa Bush College d r r e lt G h Glendowie Puhinui o Primary ie B m n n G Park Park im l m a o S e Glendowie u I re h a Taylors e r Terrace Rd Victoria o d r H C t a When lit press B r a Primary e R m S Hill o Grafton Ave School i a c R e n K Waitara Baradene R St Andrews h h e d k d Bucklands Beach d yb d T St Peters e v a r Reserve R College r Home h to open door S P a ss A Meadowbank e Bucklands Beach t College O d R d R d Dr h Mt Eden a Orakei P n t Primary Newmarket i r g Sacred o Papatoetoe a a r U N d W l Purewa in w t r e o p Heart w Hibiscus Coast R a r Basin e N t l Cemetery o s a d o y t c College i Newmarket G e P n T b Newmarket y d n V a B tT Tahuna Torea a a R A es a School a m Glen Taylor W Auckland d p m m w s G a d Nature Reserve M ki R r s o i a Middlemore Grammar d wi r St Pius School o e ng a In k a t Middlemore Kingsland N o Mercy Meadowbank n g i t D d a o School Western Line A l t R u R r d S Hospital y R Mt Carmel r R v E ew d Kowhai n d e e l o d s B n s o Eastern Beach St Michaels r School St Johns t C n t B d M a A r Intermediate o t h m Glen Innes i e Theological e u R School n S o A a e Eden b J Glen Innes c R e Intermediate College p e d l F A Onehunga k n t e Otahuhu d i Primary s o Park d p v e A r l lp R w S l a e Meadowbank t a e Eden rs s o d k R m d Av a r R d b n n n E e St M Mt Eden a e Wai-o-Taiki e School M a d R Gardens m d n T t Remuera k e a A s V Normal u R v d Glen a e t ll M R v • Please pay before you board. m e r h y Epsom d Bay e A R B a e OnehungaTe PapapaPenrose Ellerslie GreenlaneRemuera NewmarketBritomart R a d Mt Eden d G e r Ferries to d R v U e d w t e Eastern h Girls R r d e M R e n d t n Innes S A Domain p i a n Upper North Shore a St Johns Tamaki Helensville g a t a Auckland l e u Waiata R A Caughey L ank l d u h t t Penrose H c n r a n a a i College i S Mt Hobson R v w Beach Kings r H i h o i o n b r Reserve Preston e k e n o P r r d b e e a Tickets are not sold on-board d d d R Te Papapa R u u s c School T & r s e Diocesan d o k D g w e t o Village r Gribblehurst n n t u n R D r a e v v h n a e o d Pohutukawa t R L a l Half Moon Bay a c r y w a School e R i l w r A e d s Park O A R p S d k s o a r O o Pt England a Macleans Rd Reserve a M d V Platforms Panmure u s a ra R e t Bay C H Dilworth ue d n L Albany m e M Reserve s Half Moon i m a Glen Innes a e n Glen Innes l Corran R Sylvia Park E r School d l M P a • Ticket machines located at all stations sell single s R i ke Stadium Sto a t S Remuera Mead i Colin Mt Smart Sunkist t School m Ngahue Me Bay Marina G J r k M oh r ton Platform E n e o Maiden R a Half Moon p A Remuera Reserve d Pt England som A v d v N Bay Balmoral v e d Pt England m Hauraki Gulf L Park Constellation e R A School R a t u a Bay Mt Eden T Pakuranga Huapai Intermediate Mt St John Primary UOA College h o ride tickets.
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