✨ Railway Freight Rates and Goods Classification
Dec. 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3701
SOUTH ISLAND MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES.
| From | To | Description of Goods. | Rate per Ton. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lyttelton .. | Greymouth .. | Newsprint in rolls or bales | 46s. dead weight. |
| Christchurch .. | Dunedin or Invercargill | New-Zealand-grown fresh fruit or vegetables by express or mail trains | 65s. |
| Breakwater (Oamaru) | Dunedin or Port Chalmers | Tallow .. .. | 32s.; owners to load and unload. |
| Dunedin .. | Lyttelton .. | Beer in bulk .. .. | 56s.; minimum quantity, 4 tons per “L” wagon, 5 tons per “LA” wagon. |
| Dunedin .. | Greymouth .. | Beer, bottled; packed in cases | 68s. 7d. per ton; minimum quantity, 4 tons per 4-wheeled wagon; owners to load and unload. |
Goods.—Lyttelton from Christchurch to Addington.
Goods of Classes A, B, C, and D landed ex ship at Lyttelton for Addington, and such goods not required to be sorted at Christchurch, will be charged 3s. per ton from Christchurch to Addington. Minimum quantity, 3 tons per consignment.
PART V.—CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS.
By omitting the following :—
Battens, fencing, hewn or sawn, New Zealand timber .. .. Q
Battens, fencing, hewn or sawn, not otherwise specified. Rate and a half .. .. .. .. Q
Coffins, empty. Double rate .. .. .. .. A
Cordials. Packed or in jars. Owner’s risk .. .. B
Fencing posts, stakes, battens, rails, or droppers, hewn or sawn, New Zealand timber .. .. .. .. Q
Fencing posts, stakes, battens, rails, or droppers, hewn or sawn, not otherwise specified. Rate and a half .. .. .. Q
Fencing timber, hewn, sawn, or slabs, rough (New Zealand) timber in lengths not exceeding 6 ft. for bona fide fencing purposes.. Q
Hematite, packed. Owner’s risk .. .. .. .. B
Iron, oxide of .. .. .. .. N
Iron, oxide of, spent .. .. .. .. F
Lead, red and white .. .. .. .. D
Leather. Bookbinders’ or fancy .. .. .. .. A
Leather. Not otherwise specified, in bales or bundles .. .. B
Oxide of iron .. .. .. .. N
Oxide of iron, paste or powder, packed.. .. .. .. D
Oxide of iron, spent.. .. .. .. F
Posts, rails, stakes, battens, or droppers, fencing. (If imported, rate and a half.) Owner’s risk .. .. .. .. Q
Rails, fencing. (If of imported timber, rate and a half.) Owner’s risk .. .. .. .. Q
Seeds, garden and agricultural, not otherwise specified .. .. B
Sheep-dip, not otherwise specified, packed. Owner’s risk .. .. B
Sheep-dip. New Zealand manufacture. Owner’s risk .. .. D
Soap, fancy .. .. .. .. A
Soap, not otherwise specified, in cases or casks .. .. C
Stakes, fencing, hewn or sawn, not otherwise specified. Rate and a half .. .. .. .. Q
Stakes, fencing, hewn or sawn (New Zealand timber) .. .. Q
Sugar, loaf. Owner’s risk .. .. .. .. A
Sugar, packed, not otherwise specified .. .. .. .. C
Timber, hewn, sawn, or rough slab, New Zealand, in lengths not exceeding 6 ft. for bona fide fencing purposes .. .. Q
Wire, not otherwise specified .. .. .. .. C
Zinc, white in oil .. .. .. .. D
Zinox .. .. .. .. D
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NZ Gazette 1927, No 86
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