New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 57

Page 2221

✨ Railway Freight Rates

Aug. 8.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2221

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

Miscellaneous—continued.

By omitting the following :—

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Petone, General Motors (N.Z.), Ltd., Private Siding	Auckland or Newmarket	Motor-vehicles which can be loaded on a four-wheeled wagon	£7 15s. 7d. each when conveyed by special train. Minimum number to which this rate is applicable, forty-five motor-vehicles per train.
Napier ..	Wellington ..	Tobacco, packed ..	80s. per ton. Small lots pro rata. Minimum charge, 3s.
Port Ahuriri ..	Wellington ..	Tobacco, packed ..	80s. per ton. Small lots pro rata. Minimum charge, 3s.

By adding the following :—

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Kaikohe ..	Whangarei ..	Sawn timber .. ..	£5 per LA wagon containing not more than 4,000 sup. ft.
Auckland ..	Te Papapa ..	Empty sulphuric-acid jars..	3s. 9d. per ton. Minimum charge, 10s. per four-wheeled wagon.
Auckland ..	Waikino ..	Mining pebbles .. ..	15s. 3d. per ton.
Auckland ..	Hawera ..	Pianos .. ..	Classified rate, including delivery at Hawera within the area as determined by the Department in that behalf.
Penrose Junction	Stations New Plymouth–Stratford inclusive, Ngaere–Marton inclusive, Greatford–Napier inclusive, Longburn–Wellington inclusive, Kaiwarra–Ngawapurua inclusive, and stations on Waitara, Opunake, Wanganui, Foxton, and Greytown branches	Rubber goods direct from factory	Class D.
Te Papapa ..	Auckland ..	Sulphuric acid .. ..	4s. 11d. per ton. Minimum charge, 9s. 10d. per four-wheeled wagon.
Te Aroha ..	Any station, North Island Main Line and Branches	Cheese in jars, cartons, or tins, and packed in boxes or cases	Class D.
Maniatutu ..	Tauranga ..	Sawn timber .. ..	40s. per four-wheeled wagon containing not more than 4,000 sup. ft.
Hunterville ..	Feilding ..	Timber .. .. ..	£8 per UB wagon
Tariki ..	New Plymouth ..	Cheese crate shooks ..	Half-rate, class B.
Wanganui ..	Waitotara ..	Classes A, B, C, D, and E½ for Waitotara Valley	30s. per ton, including collection at Wanganui, and delivery to Waitotara Valley within the areas as determined by the Department in that behalf. Small lots pro rata. Minimum charge, 1s. 6d.
Wanganui ..	Waitotara ..	Classes A, B, C, D, and E½ for Waitotara Township	20s. per ton, including collection at Wanganui, and delivery at Waitotara within the areas as determined by the Department in that behalf. Small lots pro rata. Minimum charge, 1s.

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