MAR. 27.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 517

[Form T.I. 22.

Transport Licensing Act, 1931.

APPEAL TO TRANSPORT APPEAL BOARD.

[To be made in duplicate.]

To the Chairman of the Transport Appeal Board (forwarded through the Commissioner of Transport, Wellington).

I HEREBY appeal against the decision of the Licensing Authority given at its meeting on the day of , 193 .

The decision was to the following effect, namely: That [e.g., a goods-service license be granted to William Brown] and the description of the relative goods-service is as follows:—

1. Name of owner of service (whether an existing or proposed service):

2. Description of service:

My interest in the subject-matter of the appeal is: [e.g., I am a competitor over the same route as the licensee] and I pray that the Transport Appeal Board provide relief as follows: [Set out what relief the appellant seeks—e.g., that the goods-service license applied for by William Brown be not granted.]

Usual signature of appellant:

Full name of appellant (in block capitals):

(An appeal by or on behalf of a local authority should be signed by the Clerk or other duly authorized officer, and the name of the authority should be given.)

On behalf of:

Business address:

Date:

(An appeal by or on behalf of a limited-liability company should state the name and address of the registered office of the company, and should be signed by the secretary or manager, or other duly authorized official.)

(In any other case the appeal should be signed by the appellant or one of the appellants.)

SECOND SCHEDULE.

Commodity. Calculated Weight per Ton.
Bananas .. .. .. .. 23 cases per ton, or 93 lb. per case.
Barley .. .. .. .. 40 bags per ton.
Bricks .. .. .. .. 3 tons 15 cwt. per 1,000.
Butter .. .. .. .. 34 boxes per ton.
Cement .. .. .. .. 18 bags to the ton.
Chaff .. .. .. .. 23 bags per ton.
Coal .. .. .. .. {14 cubic feet per ton.
12 large bags per ton.
20 small bags per ton.
Earth and sand .. .. .. 25 cubic feet per ton.
Fencing-posts .. .. .. 30 cubic feet per ton.
Fencing-rails .. .. .. 40 cubic feet per ton.
Firewood—Rough .. .. .. 50 cubic feet per ton.
3 ft. lengths .. .. 40 cubic feet per ton.
Under 3 ft. lengths .. .. 30 cubic feet per ton.
Flour— 3-bushel bags .. .. 15 bags per ton.
50-lb. bags .. .. 45 bags per ton.
25-lb. bags .. .. 90 bags per ton.
Fruit .. .. .. .. 45-bushel or 80 ½-bushel cases per ton.
Furniture .. .. .. .. 50 cubic feet per ton.
Gravel .. .. .. .. 25 cubic feet per ton.
Iron .. .. .. .. 4½ cubic feet per ton.
Iron, galvanized (plain or corrugated) .. .. 5 cwt. per case.
Kerosene .. .. .. .. 27 cases per ton.
Lime .. .. .. .. 13 3-bushel bags per ton.
Maize .. .. .. .. 13 3-bushel bags per ton.
Merchandise (not otherwise enumerated) .. .. 50 cubic feet per ton.
Motor-spirits .. .. .. 30 cases per ton.
Oats .. .. .. .. 18 3-bushel bags per ton.
Onions.. .. .. .. 13 3-bushel bags per ton.
Potatoes .. .. .. .. 12 bags per ton.
Piles, logs, telegraph or electric-light poles (rough) .. .. .. 25 cubic feet per ton.
Piles, logs, telegraph poles (squared, sawn, or hewn) .. .. .. 30 cubic feet per ton.
Road-metal (screening or topping).. .. .. 25 cubic feet per ton.
Sleepers .. .. .. .. 13 to 1 ton.
Sand .. .. .. .. 25 cubic feet per ton.
Stone—Dressed .. .. .. 13 cubic feet per ton.
Rough .. .. .. 14 cubic feet per ton.
Sugar .. .. .. .. 31½ bags per ton.
Timber—Green .. .. .. 450 super. feet per ton.
Seasoned .. .. .. 730 super. feet per ton.
Wheat .. .. .. .. 12½ 3-bushel bags per ton.
Wool .. .. .. .. 5 bales per ton.
Bullocks .. .. .. .. 3 to the ton.
Cows .. .. .. .. 3 to the ton.
Calves .. .. .. .. 20 to the ton.
Horses .. .. .. .. 3 to the ton.
Pigs .. .. .. .. 20 to the ton.
Sheep .. .. .. .. 25 to the ton.

(T.T. 19/27.) F. D. THOMSON, Clerk of the Executive Council.