✨ Luggage and Parcel Regulations
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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
LUGGAGE, PARCELS, ETC.—continued.
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All charges payable on excess luggage must be prepaid, and the person delivering such luggage must obtain an excess-luggage ticket as a receipt for the charges paid, such ticket to be given up when the luggage is claimed. Passengers who fail to produce excess tickets for luggage on which excess charges are payable may be required to pay such charges before the luggage is delivered.
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An excess-luggage ticket is only a receipt for charges paid. The Department does not accept any responsibility for excess luggage unless it is checked as prescribed by Regulation 45.
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Goods which are accepted for carriage as luggage but which are not entitled to be carried free as such, and goods which are entitled to be carried free as luggage but which in the aggregate are over the weight allowed to be carried free, will (in the first case as to all such goods and in the second case as to the weight in excess of the free allowance) be charged for as follows:—
| Where the mileage exceeds | ... | 50 | 100 | 150 | 200 | 250 | 300 | 350 | 400 | 450 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| But does not exceed | ||||||||||
| Not exceeding | ||||||||||
| 28 lb. | -/9 | 1/6 | 2/2 | 2/11 | 3/8 | 4/5 | 5/2 | 5/10 | 6/7 | 7/4 |
| 56 lb. | 1/6 | 2/11 | 4/5 | 5/10 | 7/4 | 8/10 | 10/3 | 11/9 | 13/2 | 14/8 |
| 84 lb. | 2/2 | 4/5 | 6/7 | 8/10 | 11/- | 13/2 | 15/5 | 17/7 | 19/10 | 22/- |
| 1 cwt. | 2/11 | 5/10 | 8/10 | 11/9 | 14/8 | 17/7 | 20/6 | 23/6 | 26/5 | 29/4 |
| 1¼ cwt. | 3/8 | 7/4 | 11/- | 14/8 | 18/4 | 22/- | 25/8 | 29/4 | 33/- | 36/8 |
| 1½ cwt. | 4/5 | 8/10 | 13/2 | 17/7 | 22/- | 26/5 | 30/10 | 35/2 | 39/7 | 44/- |
| 1¾ cwt. | 5/2 | 10/3 | 15/5 | 20/6 | 25/8 | 30/10 | 35/11 | 41/1 | 46/2 | 51/4 |
| 2 cwt. | 5/10 | 11/9 | 17/7 | 23/6 | 29/4 | 35/2 | 41/1 | 46/11 | 52/10 | 58/8 |
| 2¼ cwt. | 6/7 | 13/2 | 19/10 | 26/5 | 33/- | 39/7 | 46/2 | 52/10 | 59/5 | 66/- |
| 2½ cwt. | 7/4 | 14/8 | 22/- | 29/4 | 36/8 | 44/- | 51/4 | 58/8 | 66/- | 73/4 |
| 2¾ cwt. | 8/1 | 16/2 | 24/2 | 32/3 | 40/4 | 48/5 | 56/6 | 64/6 | 72/7 | 80/8 |
| 3 cwt. | 8/10 | 17/7 | 26/5 | 35/2 | 44/- | 52/10 | 61/7 | 70/5 | 79/2 | 88/- |
| 3¼ cwt. | 9/6 | 19/1 | 28/7 | 38/2 | 47/8 | 57/2 | 66/9 | 76/3 | 85/10 | 95/4 |
| 3½ cwt. | 10/3 | 20/6 | 30/10 | 41/1 | 51/4 | 61/7 | 71/10 | 82/2 | 92/5 | 102/8 |
| 3¾ cwt. | 11/- | 22/- | 33/- | 44/- | 55/- | 66/- | 77/- | 88/- | 99/- | 110/- |
| 4 cwt. | 11/9 | 23/6 | 35/2 | 46/11 | 58/8 | 70/5 | 82/2 | 93/10 | 105/7 | 117/4 |
| 4¼ cwt. | 12/6 | 24/11 | 37/5 | 49/10 | 62/4 | 74/10 | 87/3 | 99/9 | 112/2 | 124/8 |
| 4½ cwt. | 13/2 | 26/5 | 39/7 | 52/10 | 66/- | 79/2 | 92/5 | 105/7 | 118/10 | 132/- |
| 4¾ cwt. | 13/11 | 27/10 | 41/10 | 55/9 | 69/8 | 83/7 | 97/6 | 111/6 | 125/5 | 139/4 |
| 5 cwt. | 14/8 | 29/4 | 44/- | 58/8 | 73/4 | 88/- | 102/8 | 117/4 | 132/- | 146/8 |
| 5¼ cwt. | 15/5 | 30/10 | 46/2 | 61/7 | 77/- | 92/5 | 107/10 | 123/2 | 138/7 | 154/- |
| 5½ cwt. | 16/2 | 32/3 | 48/5 | 64/6 | 80/8 | 96/10 | 112/11 | 129/1 | 145/2 | 161/4 |
| 5¾ cwt. | 16/10 | 33/9 | 50/7 | 67/6 | 84/4 | 101/2 | 118/1 | 134/11 | 151/10 | 168/8 |
| 6 cwt. | 17/7 | 35/2 | 52/10 | 70/5 | 88/- | 105/7 | 123/2 | 140/10 | 158/5 | 176/- |
| 6¼ cwt. | 18/4 | 36/8 | 55/- | 73/4 | 91/8 | 110/- | 128/4 | 146/8 | 165/- | 183/4 |
| 6½ cwt. | 19/1 | 38/2 | 57/2 | 76/3 | 95/4 | 114/5 | 133/6 | 152/6 | 171/7 | 190/8 |
| 6¾ cwt. | 19/10 | 39/7 | 59/5 | 79/2 | 99/- | 118/10 | 138/7 | 158/5 | 178/2 | 198/- |
| 7 cwt. | 20/6 | 41/1 | 61/7 | 82/2 | 102/8 | 123/2 | 143/9 | 164/3 | 184/10 | 205/4 |
| 7¼ cwt. | 21/3 | 42/6 | 63/10 | 85/1 | 106/4 | 127/7 | 148/10 | 170/2 | 191/5 | 212/8 |
| 7½ cwt. | 22/- | 44/- | 66/- | 88/- | 110/- | 132/- | 154/- | 176/- | 198/- | 220/- |
| 7¾ cwt. | 22/9 | 45/6 | 68/2 | 90/11 | 113/8 | 136/5 | 159/2 | 181/10 | 204/7 | 227/4 |
| 8 cwt. | 23/6 | 46/11 | 70/5 | 93/10 | 117/4 | 140/10 | 164/3 | 187/9 | 212/2 | 234/8 |
| For each additional 28 lb. or fraction thereof | -/9 | 1/6 | 2/2 | 2/11 | 3/8 | 4/5 | 5/2 | 5/10 | 6/7 | 7/4 |
- When excess charges are payable on inter-Island checked luggage such charges will be computed separately for the mileage to be travelled by rail on each separate section of railway and at the rates hereinafter prescribed for the sea journey.
The shipping company will collect wharfage and excess charges on luggage in respect of the journey between Bluff and Stewart Island.
- The following are the shipping company's charges between Wellington and Lyttelton and between Wellington and Picton:—
Bona fide personal luggage (free allowance inclusive of workmen's tools, 1 cwt.), 2s. per 56 lb. or fraction of 56 lb.
Samples (free allowance inclusive of bona fide personal luggage, 1 cwt.), 1s. 4d. per 56 lb. or fraction of 56 lb. (up to 15 cwt.).
Samples (in quantities over 15 cwt.), goods rates.
Goods rates (no free allowance), 2s. per 56 lb. or fraction of 56 lb.
Bicycles, 5s. 6d. each.
Bicycles, motor, 13s. each.
Bicycles, motor, with side-car, 26s. each.
Sewing-machines, 5s. 6d. each.
Minimum charge, 3s. 6d.
For the purposes of this paragraph “shipping company” has the same meaning as is prescribed by paragraph 19, Regulation 45.
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NZ Gazette 1939, No 24
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