New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 73

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✨ Freight Charges and Regulations

Oct. 26.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2617

Westport Section—continued.

(b) Between Waimangaroa Junction and Waimangaroa: Timber, 3d. per 100 superficial feet; coal and minerals, minimum quantity, 6 tons per four-wheeled wagon, 3d. per ton; other goods, 1s. 1d. per ton. Minimum charge, 5d.

Except as otherwise provided, goods booked between stations on the Waimangaroa Branch (including Waimangaroa Junction) will be charged at the classified rate. Owners of sheep must take all risk and responsibility, and perform all loading and unloading.
Nelson Section.
Goods of Classes C and D will be charged as Class B.
Goods of Class P will be charged as Class N. Minimum weights as provided in Reg. 77, General Scale of Charges.
Goods which are conveyed between Nelson Station and Port will be charged at the rates specified in Reg. 98, General Scale of Charges, and the charges on ship’s goods will be computed in accordance with the provisions of Reg. 129, General Scale of Charges.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Glenhope, Stoke, and intermediate stations	Nelson	Hops, in bales	Class H.
Glenhope	Stations on the Nelson Section	Coal from Owen Collieries	Class R.
Glenhope	Port Nelson	Butter and cheese	24s. per ton.
Glenhope\nBrightwater\nHope\nAppleby\nRichmond\nStoke	Port Nelson	Fruit, packed, New-Zealand-grown	5s. per ton.
Nelson or Port Nelson	Glenhope	Classes A, B, C, and D; also cement	27s. 6d. per ton. Small lots pro rata. Minimum charge, 1s. 6d.

Picton Section.
Except where otherwise specified, goods of Classes A, B, C, and D conveyed between Picton, Blenheim, and intermediate stations will be charged as Class A.
Ships’ goods of Classes A, B, C, and D from Picton to Blenheim and intermediate stations will be charged as Class B. Maximum charge including wharfage, loading, and unloading, 10s. 6d. per ton, the charges to be computed in accordance with Reg. 129, General Scale of Charges.
Except where otherwise specified, the maximum charge for goods of Classes A, B, C, and D consigned from Blenheim and intermediate stations to Picton for shipment will be 10s. 6d. per ton, including wharfage and labour at ship’s side at Picton. The charges to be computed in accordance with Reg. 129, General Scale of Charges.
Goods of Class E consigned from Blenheim and intermediate stations to Picton for shipment will be charged 7s. per ton, including wharfage and handling at ship’s side; if to private sidings, 6s. 4d. per ton.
The charges for haulage, handling, and sorting goods ex ship for local delivery at Picton will be as follows:—

Per Ton, s. d.
Handling at wharf (minimum charge, 3d.) .. .. .. 1 0
Haulage (minimum charge, 3d.) .. .. .. 1 0
Unloading, sorting, and delivery (minimum charge, 5d.) .. 1 6

The charges will be computed in accordance with the provisions of Reg. 129, General Scale of Charges.
6. The maximum charge on chaff, green flax, flax-straw, hay, lime, limestone, or straw consigned from Blenheim, Tuamarina, and intermediate stations to Picton for shipment will be 28s. per truck, including wharfage and unloading and the use of tarpaulins.
7. Chaff consigned from Blenheim, Tuamarina, and intermediate stations to Picton for shipment, and which is delivered to store at Picton for storage and subsequently hauled from store to ship, will be charged 28s. per truck, including wharfage and labour at the ship’s side, use of tarpaulins, and haulage.
8. Wool in bales, undumped, consigned from Blenheim and intermediate stations to Picton and delivered to store at Picton for storage or dumping will be charged 1s. 2½d. per bale. Minimum load, 23 undumped bales per four-wheeled wagon. Wool subsequently reconsigned from store to ship will be charged 2½d. per bale undumped and 5d. per bale double-dumped. These rates include wharfage and handling at the ship’s side at Picton.
9. Fruit consigned from Blenheim and intermediate stations to Picton for shipment will be charged 9s. per ton weight or measurement at the option of the Department, including wharfage and labour at the ship’s side at Picton.
10. Except otherwise provided, goods of Class H consigned from Blenheim and intermediate stations to Picton for shipment will be charged 1s. 5d. per bale for undumped, and 2s. 5d. per bale for double-dumped, including wharfage and

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🚂 Freight Charges for Westport Section (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsFreight Charges, Coal, Timber, Waimangaroa, Shipment

🚂 Freight Charges for Nelson Section

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsFreight Charges, Hops, Coal, Butter, Cheese, Fruit, Nelson, Port Nelson

🚂 Freight Charges for Picton Section

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsFreight Charges, Ships' Goods, Wool, Fruit, Chaff, Picton, Blenheim

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