New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 40

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✨ Freight Rates

MAY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1539

GOODS—LOCAL RATES SCALE OF CHARGES—continued.
NORTH ISLAND MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES—continued.
4. Miscellaneous—continued.

By adding the following—continued.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Auckland	Ruatangata Springs	Classes A, B, C, D, E, and F₁, except explosives	£8 per four-wheeled wagon. Owners to load and unload. The maximum load of benzine, kerosene, or similar oils chargeable at this rate will be 31 44-gallon drums per four-wheeled wagon.
Auckland	Rotorua	Cement	24s. 3d. per ton.
Auckland or Morningside	Katikati or Tauranga	Butter-box or cheese-crate shooks	16s. per ton.
Auckland	Taneatua	Imported fruit, n.o.s., in standard containers—
		Not exceeding 20 lb.	1s. 2d. per package.
		Not exceeding 100 lb.	1s. 10d. per package.
		Exceeding 100 lb.	2s. 6d. per package.
Auckland	New Plymouth	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	38s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland.
Auckland	Bell Block, Lepperton, Waitara	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	43s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland.
Auckland	Inglewood	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	44s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland.
Auckland	Tariki, Midhirst, Ngare, Eltham	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	48s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland.
Auckland	Stratford	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	48s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland and delivery at Stratford within the area determined by the Department in that behalf.
Auckland	Matapau, Auroa Road, Opunake	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	57s. 6d. per ton, including tallying at Auckland.
Auckland	Normanby, Hawera	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	53s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland.
Auckland	Waverley	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	44s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland.
Auckland	Patea	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	53s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland and delivery at Patea within the area determined in that behalf.
Auckland	Pariroa Pa, Kakaramea, Ball Road	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	52s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland.
Auckland	Manutahi, Mokoia, Whareroa	Sugar, golden syrup, and treacle	57s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland.
Auckland or Newmarket	Hastings	Empty tins for packing of fruit-pulp or canned fruit	108s. per ton.
Rotowaro	Wellington or Johnsonville	Coal briquettes or carbonettes	30s. per ton, including cost of one tarpaulin for each wagon used. Minimum load per wagon as provided for in Regulation 78, General Scale of Charges.
Rotowaro	Petone	Coal briquettes or carbonettes	31s. per ton, including cost of one tarpaulin for each wagon used. Minimum load per wagon as provided for in Regulation 78, General Scale of Charges.
Frankton Junction or Hamilton	Stations Paeroa to Taneatua inclusive	Beer, stout, aerated waters, and cordials, bottled or in bulk	Class D.
	Stations Otorohanga to Ohura and Ohakune Junction inclusive	Beer or stout, bottled or in bulk	Class D.
	Pokaka
	Erua
	National Park
Horopito	Raurimu	Classes A, B, and C	Classified D rate. Small lots of Classes A, B, C, and D, pro rata. Minimum charge, 1s. 6d.
	Oio
	Owango
	Kakahi
	Piriaka
	Manunui
Horopito	Taumarunui	Classes A, B, and C	22s. 8d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 2 tons 5 cwt. per four-wheeled wagon.
Taihape	Feilding	Wool in bags and fudges, hides, calf-skins, sheep-skins, and tallow	35s. per ton.

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