New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 24

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✨ Freight Rates Table

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Miscellaneous-continued.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
	Styx, Islington,	Class N, n.o.s., ex ship	6s. 10d. per ton, including unloading charges from ship. Minimum per truck as per Reg. 77, General Scale of Charges. Any less quantity will be charged at such minimum or on actual weight at 7s. 5d. per ton.
	Woolston, and
	intermediate
	stations
Addington		Classes C and D, n.o.s., not ex ship	10s. per ton.
Inangahua Jn.		Colfix, not ex ship	9s. per ton.
Greymouth		Benzine, kerosene, and lubricating-oils, packed	69s. 2d. per ton.
		Benzine, kerosene, and lubricating-oils, packed	6ls. lld. per ton.
Hokitika		Newsprint in bales or rolls	50s. 9d. per ton.
		Newsprint in rolls or bales	53s. 9d. per ton
Timaru		Benzine, kerosene, and lubricating-oils, packed	64s. lld. per ton.
		Ships' goods of Classes C and D	23s. 3d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 10 tons per consignment. The charges to be computed in accordance with Reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
Oamaru		Imported fruit and imported vegetables by mail, express, mixed, or goods trains	48s. 6d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 8 tons per consignment.
Dunedin		Imported fruit and imported vegetables by mail, express, mixed, or goods trains	48s. 6d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 10 tons per consignment.
Invercargill		Imported fruit and imported vegetables, by mail or express trains	60s. 3d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 10 tons per consignment.
		Imported fruit and imported vegetables, by goods and mixed trains	60s. 3d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 5 tons per consignment. Any less quantity will be charged at such minimum or at Class D.
Lyttelton		Classes C and D	6s. 6d. per ton.
Addington		Classes C and D, ex ship at Lyttelton for Addington, and such goods not required to be sorted at Christchurch	3s. 6d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 3 tons per consignment.
Papanui, for		Classes C and D, ex ship at Lyttelton	4s. per ton. Minimum quantity, 30 cwt. per consignment.
private sidings
Rangiora		Classes C and D	12s. 3d. per ton, including delivery as per Reg. 34.
Scargill		Classes C and D	27s. 6d. per ton.
Greta		Classes C and D
Ethelton		Classes C and D	33s. per ton.
Tormore
Domett
Nonoti
Mina
Phoebe
Spotswood
Parnassus

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🚂 Miscellaneous Freight Rates (continued from previous page)

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