New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 72

Page 2867

✨ Railway Freight Rates

Oct. 18.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2867

Motor-cars.

Motor-cars will be charged as follow from and to the undermentioned stations. Unless otherwise provided the rates shown apply only to unpacked motor-cars on wheels, and include the cost of cramage and tarpaulins :—

From	To	Rate.
		Per Car loaded on Four-wheeled Wagon.	Per Car loaded on R or U Wagon.
		£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Auckland	Hamilton	1 10 0	2 5 0
Wellington	*Auckland or Newmarket	7 15 7	11 13 5
	*Frankton Jn.	8 0 0	12 0 0
	*Hamilton
	*Te Aroha
	*Thames	8 10 0	12 15 0
	*Paeroa..
	*Tauranga	10 10 0	15 15 0
	*Whakatane West	11 8 0	17 2 0
Wellington	†New Plymouth ..	5 0 0	7 10 0
	†Stratford	4 15 0	7 2 6
	†Hawera	4 10 0	6 15 0
	Wanganui	3 10 0	5 5 0
	Feilding	1 17 6	2 16 3
	Palmerston North	1 10 0	2 5 0
	Hastings	4 10 0	6 15 0
	Napier	7 15 7	11 13 5
	*Auckland or Newmarket	8 4 0	12 6 0
	*Hamilton
	*Te Aroha
	*Thames	8 14 0	13 1 0
	*Paeroa..
	*Tauranga	10 14 0	16 1 0
	*Whakatane West	11 12 0	17 8 0
Petone ..	New Plymouth ..	5 4 0	7 16 0
	Stratford	4 19 0	7 8 6
	Hawera	4 14 0	7 1 0
	Wanganui	3 14 0	5 11 0
	Feilding	2 1 6	3 2 3
	Palmerston North	1 14 0	2 11 0
	Hastings	4 14 0	7 1 0
	Napier

Charge for cramage and tarpaulins additional. † These rates apply also to motor-cars in cases. For such consignments additional charges will be enforced for cramage, labour, or tarpaulins, if incurred.

Sugar, Golden Syrup, and Treacle.

From	To	Rate.
Auckland	Te Hana	35s. per ton.
,,	Wellsford	35s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Pokeno	17s. 6d. per ton.
Auckland	Frankton Junction	34s. 5d. per ton.
,,	Hamilton	34s. 8d. per ton.
,,	Matangi	37s. 4d. per ton.
,,	Bruntwood	37s. 4d. per ton.
,,	Hautapu	37s. 4d. per ton.
,,	Cambridge	37s. 4d. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Karangahake, Waihi, and intermediate stations	28s. per ton.
Auckland	Te Puke	45s. per ton, including tallying at Auckland. *
,,	Ohaupo	36s. 1d. per ton.
,,	Te Awamutu ..	37s. 1d. per ton.
,,	Raetihi or Ohakune	52s. 6d. per ton, including tallying at Auckland and delivery in each case within the area as determined by the Department in that behalf.
,,	Rangataua, Karioi, Hihi-tahi, Mataroa, Taihape	52s. 6d. per ton ; includes tallying at Auckland.
,,	Utiku, Mangaweka	51s. 6d. per ton, which includes tallying at Auckland.
,,	Ohingaiti, Hunter ville ..	46s. 6d. per ton, which includes tallying at Auckland.
,,	Rata	46s. per ton, which includes tallying at Auckland.
,,	Marton	45s. per ton, which includes tallying at Auckland and delivery within the area as determined by the Department in that behalf.

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Dated17 October 1935
KeywordsGoods, Local Rates, Charges, Scale, Railway, Motor-cars, Sugar, Golden Syrup, Treacle

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