New Zealand Gazette – 1928 – No. 88

Page 3377

✨ Railway Freight Rates

Nov. 29.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3377

NORTH ISLAND MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES—continued.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate per Ton.
Waimauku ..	Auckland or Southdown	Butter and cheese ..	15s., owners to load and unload.
Auckland ..	Frankton Jun.	Sugar .. ..	34s. 5d.
Auckland ..	Hamilton ..	Sugar .. ..	34s. 8d.
Auckland ..	Matangi ..	Sugar .. ..	41s. 6d., minimum quantity 10 tons per consignment.
Auckland ..	Cambridge ..	Sugar .. ..	37s. 4d.
Penrose ..	Mangatainoka	Bottles, N.Z. manufacture	62s. 9d., minimum quantity 3 tons per 4-wheeled wagon; owners to load and unload.
Penrose ..	Wellington ..	Bottles, N.Z. manufacture	69s. 1d., minimum quantity 3 tons per 4-wheeled wagon; owners to load and unload.
Katikati ..	Auckland or Southdown	Butter and cheese ..	35s. 6d.
Tauranga ..	Auckland or Southdown	Butter and cheese ..	35s. 6d.
Te Puke ..	Auckland or Southdown	Butter and cheese ..	40s.
Te Puke ..	Tauranga ..	Hemp, N.Z. produce ..	6s.
Te Puke ..	Tauranga ..	Tow, N.Z. produce ..	4s. 8d.
Edgecumbe ..	Auckland or Southdown	Butter and cheese ..	40s.
Toko ..	Moturoa ..	Butter and cheese ..	14s. 8d.
Douglas ..	Moturoa ..	Butter and cheese ..	15s. 8d.
Eltham ..	Moturoa ..	Butter and cheese ..	17s.
Patea ..	New Plymouth Breakwater	Casings, hides, pelts, or tallow, for shipment	31s.
Moumahaki ..	Wanganui ..	Butter and cheese ..	15s.
Te Horo ..	Wellington ..	Butter and cheese ..	20s.
Wellington ..	Palmerston Nth.	Classes A, B, and C ..	42s. 6d., minimum quantity 3 tons per consignment. Owners to load and unload: When loading or unloading is performed by the Department, a charge of 1s. 5d. per ton will be made for each such service.
*Wellington ..	Palmerston Nth.	Classes A, B, and C, not otherwise specified	52s. 6d.

Small lots of Classes A, B, and C from Wellington to Palmerston North will be charged pro rata at 52s. 6d. per ton, minimum charge 2s., instead of under Regulation 3, Part III of Tariff. The charge for small lots of goods of Classes D or E from Wellington to Palmerston North is not to exceed the charge for small lots of goods of Classes A, B, and C, charged pro rata at the local rate of 52s. 6d. per ton.

PICton SECTION.

Wellington—Blenheim Freight Rates.

GENERAL CARGO.

Empty return benzine drums, per drum not exceeding 45 gallons capacity .. 3s.

DANGEROUS CARGO.

Benzine, distillate, gasoline, gasogen, per case .. .. .. 1s. 6d.
Benzine, per drum not exceeding 45 gallons capacity .. .. .. 8s. 6d.

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