New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 24

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✨ Miscellaneous Freight Rates

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Miscellaneous—continued.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Inangahua Jn.	Lyttelton	Butter ..	54s. per ton, including cartage from Westport to Inangahua.
	Christchurch	Butter ..	54s. per ton, including cartage from Westport to Inangahua.
	Christchurch	Jams and preserves, packed	33s. per ton. Minimum quantity, 10 tons per four-wheeled wagon.
*Brunner	Greymouth	Coal	3s. 1d. per ton.
Brunner	Greymouth	Coke for shipment at Greymouth	5s. ld. per ton, including weighing and discharging into ships. Minimum charge, 24s. 2d. per four-wheeled wagon.
*Wallsend	Greymouth	Coal	3s. ld. per ton.
Wallsend	Dunedin	Coal	26s. 1ld. per ton.
*Dobson	Greymouth	Coal	3s. ld. per ton.
Dobson	Camerons	Coal	4s. 5d. per ton.
Dobson	Dunedin	Coal	26s. 11d. per ton, which includes weighing and delivery to private sidings at Dunedin.
Greymouth	Hokitika and all stations between Greymouth and Hokitika	Goods of Classes C and D, consigned direct ex ship at Greymouth	13s. ld. per ton. Charges to be computed in accordance with Reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
*Rapahoe	Greymouth	Coal	3s. ld. per ton.
Dunollie	Runanga	Coal	2s. 7d. per ton. Minimum charge, 15s. 2d. per four-wheeled wagon.
*Dunollie	Greymouth	Coal	3s. ld. per ton.
*Rewanui	Greymouth	Coal	3s. 7d. per ton.
Rewanui	Camerons	Coal	4s. 11d. per ton.
	Oamaru	Coal	26s. 11d. per ton, which includes weighing and delivery to private sidings at Oamaru.
Rewanui	Port Chalmers	Coal	26s. 11d. per ton, which includes weighing and delivery to the service siding at Mussel Bay.
	Dunedin	Coal	26s. 11d. per ton, which includes weighing and delivery to private sidings at Dunedin.
Hokitika and all stations between Hokitika and Greymouth	Greymouth	Classes C and D, for shipment at Greymouth	13s. ld. per ton. Charges to be computed in accordance with Regulation 127, General Scale of Charges.
Methven	Stations Christchurch, Hornby, Papanui, inclusive	Classes C and D ..	33s. per ton.
Ashburton	Stations Christchurch, Hornby, Papanui, inclusive	Class C ..	33s. per ton.

These rates are applicable only to coal for shipment to Nelson, Onakaka, Picton, or Tarakohe, or ports outside the South Island, or for bunkering ships at Greymouth, and include all railway charges.

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