New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 73

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✨ Freight and Storage Rates

Oct. 26.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2635

Miscellaneous—continued.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Waikiwi	Christchurch or Woolston	Hides, loose	81s. 9d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 2 tons per L or LB wagon, 3 tons per LA wagon.
		Sheep-skins and hides	50s. per ton. Minimum, 2 tons per consignment. Owners to load and unload.
Winton	Dunedin	Rabbit-skins, in bales	6s. per bale.
Makarewa	Dunedin	Pigs, dead	40s. per ton.

Wool, &c.
The following rates will be charged on goods of Class H, undumped, per bale :-

From	To Winchester.	To Temuka.	To Washdyke.	To Fairlie.	To Timaru.	To Dunedin.	To One Tree Point.	To Bluff.
s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.
Christchurch	5 0	5 0	...	...	...	...	...	...
Addington	5 0	5 0	...	...	...	...	...	...
Winchester	...	...	...	...	1 1	...	...	...
Washdyke	...	...	...	...	0 10	...	...	...
Eversley	...	...	...	...	2 10	...	...	...
Winscombe	...	...	...	...	2 10	...	...	...
Fairlie	...	...	2 10	...	2 10	...	...	...
Cricklewood	...	...	...	...	2 6	...	...	...
Smithfield	...	...	...	...	0 8	...	...	...
Timaru	...	1 1	...	...	2 10	...	...	...
Dunedin	...	...	...	...	...	*5 6	...	...
One Tree Point	...	...	...	...	...	...	$1 3	...
Ocean Beach	...	...	...	...	...	...	0 8	...
Winton	...	...	...	...	...	6 0	...	...

Including delivery within the area as determined by the Department in that behalf.
† Applies to scoured wool only, in bales not exceeding 24 cwt. each.

Goods for Transshipment at Lyttelton.
Where goods for transshipment are landed ex ship they will be charged the
rates provided for in Regulation 98, General Scale of Charges. If examined by
the Customs, ls. 5d. per ton in addition may be charged when extra handling is
incurred. If left on the railway premises more than one week, storage at the
rate of 2s. 10d. per ton per week or fraction of a week will be charged.
Storage and Cranage at Lyttelton.
For all goods of Classes A, B, C, D, and goods of classes not otherwise s. d.
specified, not taken delivery of by consignees within five working-
hours after arrival, unloaded and stored, the storage charges will be,
for each week or fraction of a week, at per ton ... ... 2 10
Minimum charge ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 5
For all goods of Class H not taken delivery of by consignees within five
working-hours after arrival, unloaded and stored, the storage charges
will be, for each week or fraction of a week, for each bale, including
handling ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 5
For all goods of Classes E, F, or Q not taken delivery of by the consignees
within five working-hours after arrival, unloaded and stored at the
risk of the owner, and for stacking in shed and delivering to the
ship, including storage thereon, for the first week or fraction of a
week, at per ton ... ... ... ... ... ... 6 0
For storage, Classes E, F, or Q, except where otherwise specified for each
additional week or fraction of a week after the first week, for each ton 0 4
For storage, potatoes and onions, for each additional week or fraction of
a week, at per ton ... ... ... ... ... ... 0 6
Handling-charges at Lyttelton.
For each motor-vehicle loaded on to or unloaded from railway-trucks at
Lyttelton ferry wharf, a charge of 2s. 6d. will be made.
Through Booking to Kaikoura.
Except as otherwise provided, goods booked between Christchurch and
Kaikoura will be charged at the following rates:-

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Christchurch and vice versa	Kaikoura	Classes A, B, C, D, E, and E½, excepting explosives	30s. per ton. Minimum quantity, 3 tons per 8 ton four-wheeled wagon and three wagons per week. Includes collection at Christchurch and delivery at Kaikoura within the areas as determined by the Department in that behalf. Owners to load and unload.

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🚂 Freight Charges for South Island Main Line and Branches (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsFreight Charges, Rates, Goods, South Island, Waikiwi, Winton, Makarewa, Christchurch, Woolston, Dunedin

🚂 Wool Freight Rates

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsWool, Freight Rates, Winchester, Temuka, Washdyke, Fairlie, Timaru, Dunedin, One Tree Point, Bluff

🚂 Transshipment Charges at Lyttelton

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTransshipment, Goods, Lyttelton, Customs, Storage, Handling

🚂 Storage and Cranage Charges at Lyttelton

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsStorage, Cranage, Lyttelton, Goods, Classes A, B, C, D, H, E, F, Q

🚂 Handling Charges for Motor Vehicles at Lyttelton

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsHandling Charges, Motor Vehicles, Lyttelton, Railway Trucks

🚂 Through Booking Rates to Kaikoura

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsThrough Booking, Freight Rates, Kaikoura, Christchurch, Classes A, B, C, D, E, E½

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