New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 91

Page 3525

✨ Railway Regulations

Dec. 17.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3525

40 LUGGAGE, PARCELS, HORSES, ETC.

Cream between Marton and Aramoho.

Cream consigned from or to creamery at Marton to or from butter-factory or creamery at Aramoho will be charged ⅔d. per gallon.

New Plymouth Breakwater Line.

Carriages and buggies conveyed between New Plymouth Breakwater and New Plymouth Station will be charged as follows :—

For each two-wheeled vehicle … … … 5 0
For each four-wheeled vehicle … … … 7 6

WESTPORT SECTION.

Parcels between stations on the main line (Waimangaroa Junction excepted) and stations on the Waimangaroa Branch line will be charged 3d. per parcel, in addition to the ordinary parcel rates.

WESTLAND SECTION.

Parcels consigned to Ross will be charged 3d. per parcel of 28lb. and under, and 4d. per parcel over 28lb., in addition to the ordinary parcel rates.

SOUTH ISLAND MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES.

Holders of through rail and motor tickets from stations beyond Culverden to Hanmer will be allowed to carry 112 lb. luggage free of charge for the rail portion of the journey. Luggage in excess of this weight will be charged as provided in Regulation 26.

For the motor portion of the journey, Culverden to Hanmer or intermediate calling-places, or vice versa, each passenger will be allowed to carry 56 lb. luggage free of charge. Luggage in excess of 56 lb. will be charged at the rate of ⅔d. per lb.

Commercial travellers’ samples will not be accepted for conveyance beyond Culverden.

Parcels conveyed between Culverden and Hanmer or intermediate calling-places will be charged as follows :—

Not exceeding 14 lb. … … … 0 9
Over 14 lb. and not exceeding 28 lb. … … 1 3
Over 28 lb. " 56 lb. … … 2 0
Over 56 lb. " 84 lb. … … 2 6
Over 84 lb. " 112 lb. … … 3 0

The Department does not undertake to convey parcels and excess luggage by any particular car or at any particular time.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 91

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