New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 84

Page 3353

✨ Railway Regulations and Rates

Dec. 14.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3353

LUGGAGE, PARCELS, Etc.—continued.

Parcel Rates.

By deleting from paragraph 11 the following :—
Wireless sets and parts.

And substitute the following :—
Wireless sets and parts not securely packed in crates, cases, or strong cardboard cartons with corrugated cardboard lining.

Local Rates and Regulations.

By omitting the following :—

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
7A. Putaruru	Taupiri	Cream loaded in a bogie wagon and forwarded by an express train to Frankton Jn. and mixed or goods train Frankton Jn. to destination	1¼d., plus 10 per cent. per gallon. Minimum charge, £3 10s. per trip.

By adding the following :—
7C.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Waitotara	St. Johns, Okoia, or Hawera	Cream, in cans	The charges will be computed on the actual quantity of cream contained in the can. Minimum charge per consignment as specified in para. 4, Reg. 58. Where loading and/or unloading is performed by the Department the charges as specified in para. 5, Reg. 58, will not be enforced.

THROUGH-BOOKING—SOUTH ISLAND MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES.

By adding, after the word “Christchurch” in the first line, the words “Papanui, Hornby, inclusive.”

Classification of Goods, Live-stock, &c.

Delete the following :—

Acid, sulphuric or muriatic, consigned direct from factory (minimum quantity, 4 tons per consignment). Owner’s risk. Dangerous C
Bags, flour, in bags, bales, or bundles .. .. .. D
Bags or coverings manufactured from hessian, stockinette, and such-like materials, packed in bales or bundles and consigned to frozen meat companies .. .. .. D
Chlorate of sodium. Owner’s risk .. .. .. D
Concrete tiles. Owner’s risk .. .. .. P
Gelatine for manufacture of confectionery, packed. Owner’s risk B
Granose biscuits. Owner’s risk. Special goods .. .. As Biscuits.
Hessian, in bales, for the manufacture of cornsacks .. .. E
Paraffin-wax, packed, consigned direct to dairy factories (minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment). Owner’s risk .. .. B
Perambulators, loose. Owner’s risk. See Regulation 55. .. .. E
Sacks, hessian, jute, or twill, in bags, bundles, or bales .. .. E
Sodium chlorate (weed-killer) .. .. .. D
Tiles, concrete. Owner’s risk.. .. .. .. P
Tiles, earthenware, roofing. Owner’s risk .. .. .. P
Timber, silver-beech, consigned to Kew, or to ports in New Zealand, for export. The charges computed at this rate will be reduced by 20 per cent. .. .. .. .. K
Timber, short pieces not exceeding 6 ft. in length, consigned to ports in New Zealand for shipment to Australia. The charges computed at this rate will be reduced by 20 per cent. .. .. K
Tins consigned to meat-preserving works not “returned empties” but when full to be forwarded by rail, packed .. .. .. D
Wax, paraffin, packed, consigned direct to dairy factories (minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment). Owner’s risk .. .. B

By adding the following :—

Acid, sulphuric or muriatic, consigned direct from factory (minimum quantity, 4 tons per four-wheeled wagon). Owner’s risk. Dangerous .. .. .. .. C
Bags and coverings manufactured from hessian, stockinette, or suchlike material, packed in bales or bundles and consigned to frozen meat companies to be used as coverings for frozen meat D
Bags made of calico and other cotton fabrics to be used in packing flour, breakfast foods, chick-foods, and suchlike commodities, packed .. .. .. .. .. D
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🚂 Amendment to Season Tickets for Pedal Bicycles (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsSeason Tickets, Bicycles, Annual Tickets, Fare Reduction

🚂 Amendment to Luggage and Parcel Rates

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsLuggage, Parcels, Wireless Sets, Packaging, Rates

🚂 Amendment to Local Rates and Regulations for Cream Transport

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsCream Transport, Local Rates, Putaruru, Taupiri, Waitotara, St. Johns, Okoia, Hawera

🚂 Amendment to Through-Booking Regulations

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsThrough-Booking, South Island Main Line, Branches, Papanui, Hornby

🚂 Amendment to Classification of Goods and Live-stock

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsClassification of Goods, Live-stock, Acid, Bags, Hessian, Paraffin-wax, Timber, Tins

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