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✨ Railway Tariffs and Regulations

Dec. 17.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3555

GOODS.

LOCAL RATES—continued.

KAIHU SECTION.

Timber consigned to Dargaville for shipment will be charged as follows, per 100 superficial feet:—

Sawn. Log.
s. d. s. d.
For distances not over 10 miles ... ... ... 0 8 0 9
Over 10 miles and not over 17 miles ... ... ... 0 9 0 10
Over 17 miles ... ... ... 0 10 0 11

The Railway Department may require owners to unload timber from the railway-wagons at Dargaville. For unloading done by the Railway at Dargaville the following charges will be made, per 100 superficial feet:—

s. d.
At the skids ... ... ... ... ... 0 0½
At the Railway Wharf ... ... ... ... ... 0 3

All logs unloaded at the skids shall be taken delivery of by consignees in the river within the booms. Delivery will be deemed to be complete when the logs are placed within the booms.

Storage: On all timber not removed from the booms within one week 1d. per 100 superficial feet per day will be charged.

Timber from Taita to Dargaville will be charged 8d. per 100 superficial feet.

Log timber from Maropiu and stations north thereof, consigned to sawmills at Kaihu Booms, will be charged 6d. per 100 superficial feet; minimum quantity, 2,500 superficial feet per pair of timber-trucks. Loading and unloading to be done by owners.

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GISBORNE SECTION.

White-pine timber from Te Karaka to Gisborne will be charged 1s. per 100 superficial feet.

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NORTH ISLAND MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES.

ROUGH STONE AND STONE PILES.

Stone and stone piles, rough, will be charged classified rates for distances not exceeding 51 miles, and at the following rates for distances over 51 miles:—

s. d.
Over 51 miles and not over 60 miles ... ... 5 7 per ton.
" 60 " " 70 " ... ... 5 9 "
" 70 " " 80 " ... ... 5 11 "
" 80 " " 90 " ... ... 6 1 "
" 90 " " 100 " ... ... 6 3 "
" 100 " " 110 " ... ... 6 5 "
" 110 " " 120 " ... ... 6 6 "
" 120 " " 130 " ... ... 6 8 "
" 130 " " 140 " ... ... 6 9 "
" 140 " " 150 " ... ... 6 11 "
" 150 " " 160 " ... ... 7 0 "
" 160 " " 170 " ... ... 7 2 "

For every additional mile or fraction thereof ½d. per ton will be added.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 91

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🚂 Railway Tariffs and Regulations for Opua Shipment (continued from previous page)

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