New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 24

Page 1129

✨ Freight Rates

APRIL 19.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1129

Miscellaneous—continued.

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Gore ..	Riccarton ..	Creamota, milk oaties, heart o’ wheat, and oatle nuts	49s. 6d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 5 tons 10 cwt. per four-wheeled wagon.
	Any station on the South Island Main Line and Branches	Class E .. ..	Class E goods which by reason of their weight are charged Class E rate and a half will be charged Class E with the small-lots scale as a minimum, provided the aggregate weight of all the consignments in the wagon is not less than 5 tons 10 cwt.
Gore or East Gore	Dunedin ..	Creamota, milk oaties, oatle nuts, and heart o’ wheat	22s. per ton. Minimum quantity, 5 tons 10 cwt. per four-wheeled wagon.
	Dunedin, Caversham, or Burnside	Classes C and D .. ..	44s. per ton.
Gore .. ..	Bluff ..	Creamota, milk oaties, oatle nuts, and heart o’ wheat	16s. 6d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 5 tons 10 cwt. per four-wheeled wagon.
Mataura ..	Lyttelton ..	Shooks for the manufacture of fruit-cases	54s. per ton.
Invercargill	Dunedin ..	Class C .. .. ..	48s. 3d. per ton.
	Bluff ..	Classes C and D .. ..	10s. per ton.
		Classes C and D, n.o.s. ..	10s. per ton. The charges on ships’ goods to be computed in accordance with Reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
Bluff .. ..	Invercargill	Newsprint, ex ship, direct or from ship to store at Bluff, and subsequently from store to Invercargill	13s. 9d. per ton dead-weight. This rate includes cost of sorting as provided in Reg. 96, General Scale of Charges.
		Plaster-board, wallboard, fibre-board, and celotex, ex ship	15s. 6d. per ton dead-weight, including the cost of sorting as provided in Reg. 96, General Scale of Charges.
Waikiwi	Woolston ..	Pelts, hides, calf-skins, and sheep-skins	57s. 3d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 3 tons 10 cwt. per •L or LB wagon; 4 tons per LA wagon. Owners to load and unload.
	Bluff ..	Hides, tallow, pelts, and sheep-skins	13s. 9d. per ton.
Tokanui

Te Peka
Gorge Road
Bush Siding
Longwood
Waihoaka
Te Tua
Tuatapere
Piko Piko
Fairfax
Otautau | Appleby, Invercargill, and Waikiwi | Timber .. .. | 2s. 1d. per 100 super. ft.
1s. 11d. per 100 super. ft.
1s. 6d. per 100 super. ft.
1s. 5d. per 100 super. ft.
1s. 11d. per 100 super. ft.
2s. 9d. per 100 super. ft.
3s. 0d. per 100 super. ft.
3s. 6d. per 100 super. ft.
3s. 3d. per 100 super. ft.
1s. 9d. per 100 super. ft.
2s. 0d. per 100 super. ft. |

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