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RAILWAYS.
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EAST COAST ROUTE
GREAT NORTHERN AND NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAYS.
TOURIST TICKETS.
From 1st June to 31st October, First, Second, and Third Class Tourist
Tickets, available for Two Calendar Months, will be issued from London
(King’s Cross, G-. N. R.), Moorgate Street, and Victoria (L. C. & D.)
Stations to the undermentioned Stations in Scotland:—
FARES.
Coldstream
Berwick . .
Melrose . .
Edinburgh.'
Forfar . .
Glasgow .
Helensburgh
Stirling .
Dunkeld .
Dundee . .
Arbroath .
102 0
99 9
99 6
96 9
97 6
100 0
Class
s. d.
Aberdeen
Pitlochry
Boat of Garten 147 10
Inverness .
Achnasheen
Strome Ferry
Portree. .
Stornoway .
Golspie . .
Helmsdale .
Thurso . .
Wick . . .
164 9
85 0
70 0
72 6
Brechin .
BREAK OF JOURNEY.
Passengers may break their journey at York, to enable them to visit Harrogate, Scar-
boro’, and the East Coast Watering Places, and at Newcastle and Durham, both in
going and returning, resuming it by Trains having Carriages attached corresponding to
the Class of Ticket held. Passengers to points North of Edinburgh and Glasgow may
also break their journey either at Edinburgh or Glasgow, and at Perth. They are, how¬
ever, not at liberty to break their journey both at Edinburgh and Glasgow, but at only
one of those places. Passengers to Aberdeen may also break their journey at Forfar,
Brechin, and Montrose. Passengers to Inverness, Keith, and Elgin, booked vid Dun¬
keld and Biair-Athole, may break their journey at any station on the Highland Line
between Perth and Inverness, and those booked vid Aberdeen may break their journey
at Aberdeen or any station north thereof. Passengers to Aehnasheen, Strome Ferry,
Portree, Stornoway, Lairg, Golspie, Helmsdale,Wick, and Thurso, are booked vid Dun¬
keld and Biair-Athole, and may break their journey at any station on the Highland
Line, including Perth and Inverness. Passengers must state at the time of booking
by which route they wish to travel, as they cannot proceed by one route and return by
the other. The above facilities and arrangements, as regards Passengers breaking their
Journey, apply equally to 1st, 2d, and 3d Class Passengers.
Tourist Tickets are available by any Train of
corresponding Class.
See the Tourist Programmes of the Great Northern or North-Eastern Co.
for information as to break of journey, extension of time, &c. &c.‘
Edinburgh, 9 Princes Street.
Dundee, 1 Queen Street,
(Corner of Cowgate).
Aberdeen, 28 Market Street.
Inverness, 10 Inglis Street.