New Zealand Gazette – 1931 – No. 85

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✨ Freight Rates and Charges

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 85

LOCAL RATES — continued.

4. Miscellaneous — continued.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rates.
Auckland or Newmarket	Selwyn Timber Siding	Class B .. .. ..	62s. 6d. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Selwyn Timber Siding	Class C .. .. ..	50s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Selwyn Timber Siding	Class D .. .. ..	45s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Bartholomew Co.'s Siding / Ngatira / Arahiwi	Class A .. .. .. Class B .. .. .. Class C .. .. ..	70s. per ton. 65s. per ton. 50s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Mamaku / Tarukenga / Ngongotaha / Koutu ..	Class A .. .. .. Class B .. .. .. Class C .. .. ..	70s. per ton. 65s. per ton. 55s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket }	Rotorua	Class A .. .. .. Class B .. .. .. Class C .. .. .. Class D .. .. ..	70s. per ton. 65s. per ton. 55s. per ton. 50s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Te Aroha ..	Classes A, B, C, and D, except sugar, fencing-wire, galvanized iron, bar, rod, hoop, sheet, angle, or plate iron or steel	35s. per ton, except where the charges computed in accordance with subpara. (f), para. 1, Reg. 70, General Scale of Charges, are cheaper.

Small lots of goods of Classes A, B, C, and D from Auckland or Newmarket to stations Eureka to Rotorua inclusive will be charged pro rata at the local or classified rates, as the case may be, instead of under Regulation 71, General Scale of Charges. Minimum charges—
To Eureka, Motumaoho, or Morrinsville .. .. .. 1s. 6d.
Stations Kiwitahi to Rotorua inclusive .. .. .. 2s.

LOCAL UNIFORM RATE.
Goods of Classes E, F, N, P, Q, R, also artificial manures (Regulation 86, General Scale of Charges) forwarded from any station to stations Eureka to Rotorua (inclusive) will be charged at the local or classified "D" rate, whichever shall be applicable, and which is to be regarded as the rate referred to in the following proviso as the "local uniform rate": Provided, however, that to those persons or bodies of persons (whether incorporated or not) who shall undertake to place with or cause to be placed with the Board the whole of their goods requiring conveyance between places in New Zealand where, in the opinion of the Board it is reasonably practicable for such persons or bodies of persons to have their goods conveyed by railway, the benefit of the classified rate under which such goods would be charged had the local uniform rate not been in operation shall be extended and be payable in all cases where such classified rates shall be cheaper than the classified Class D rate, Reg. 69, General Scale of Charges.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Auckland or Newmarket	Te Aroha ..	Sugar, fencing-wire, galvanized iron, bar, rod, hoop, sheet, angle, or plate iron or steel	25s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Thames—Thames North or Paeroa	Classes A, B, C, and D ..	25s. per ton.
Auckland, Newmarket, Onehunga Te Papapa, Southdown, or Westfield	Tui Pa—Parawai and intermediate stations except Paeroa	Classes A, B, C, and D ..	35s. per ton, except where the charges computed in accordance with subpara. (f), para. 1, Reg. 70, General Scale of Charges, are cheaper.
Auckland or Newmarket	Karangahake-Waikino and intermediate stations	Classes A, B, C, and D, except sugar, fencing-wire, galvanized iron, bar, rod, hoop, sheet, angle, or plate iron or steel	35s. per ton, except where the charges computed in accordance with subpara. (f), para. 1, Reg. 70, General Scale of Charges, are cheaper.
Auckland or Newmarket	Waihi .. ..	Classes A, B, C, and D, except benzine, kerosene, and similar mineral oils, sugar, fencing-wire, galvanized iron, bar, rod, hoop, sheet, angle, or plate iron or steel	35s. per ton, except where the charges computed in accordance with subpara. (f), para. 1, Reg. 70, General Scale of Charges, are cheaper.
Auckland or Newmarket	Karangahake-Waihi and intermediate stations	Sugar, fencing-wire, galvanized iron, bar, rod, hoop, sheet, angle, or plate iron or steel	28s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Rukuhia ..	Goods of Classes A, B, and C	47s. 6d. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Ohaupo ..	Goods of Classes A, B, and C not otherwise specified	47s. 6d. per ton.
Auckland	Ohaupo ..	Sugar .. .. ..	36s. 1d. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Lake Road ..	Goods of Classes A, B, and C	50s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Ngaroto ..	Goods of Classes A, B, and C	50s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Te Awamutu ..	Goods of Classes A, B, and C not otherwise specified	50s. per ton.
Auckland	Te Awamutu ..	Sugar .. .. ..	37s. 1d. per ton.

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