New Zealand Gazette – 1948 – No. 27

Page 529

✨ Railway Freight Rates

MAY 19] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 529

Miscellaneous—continued

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Babylon or Dargaville	Auckland ..	Kauri-gum .. ..	35s. 8d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 5 tons per four-wheeled wagon.
Dargaville, Tangowahine, Kirikopuni, and Pukehuia	Auckland, Mount Eden, Onehunga, Otahuhu, and intermediate stations	{ Class C .. ..

Class D .. ..
Returned empty 44-gallon drums | 54s. per ton.
48s. per ton.
1s. 10d. each. |
| Henderson .. | Wellington .. | Wine, manufactured from fresh fruit grown in New Zealand, bottled or in bulk | 84s. per ton. |
| Auckland .. | Stations on the North Island Main Line and Branches | Carbon-dioxide snow (dry ice) conveyed in the Guard’s van of the 3 p.m. Auckland–Wellington express train when accommodation is available in the Guard’s van on this train | Double the rate for conveyance by goods or mixed trains. |
| Auckland or Mount Eden | Whangarei .. | Plaster .. .. | 21s. per ton. Minimum quantity, 12 tons per LA wagon. |
| Auckland or Newmarket | Whangarei .. | Classes C and D, n.o.s., except explosives | 62s. 6d. per ton. |
| | Hikurangi .. | Classes C and D, except explosives | 65s. 6d. per ton. |
| | Stations on the North Island Main Line and Branches except Wellington or Messrs. N.Z. Wallboards Ltd.’s private siding near Woburn | Plaster, direct ex factory, in minimum wagon loads as prescribed in Reg. 77, General Scale of Charges | Class N, including the cost of tarpaulins. |
| Auckland or Mount Eden | Wellington .. | Plaster, direct ex factory .. | 56s. 5d. per ton, including cost of tarpaulins. Minimum quantity, 10 tons per 10-ton L or LA wagon. Owners to load and unload. |
| | Messrs. N.Z. Wallboards Ltd.’s private siding near Woburn | Plaster, direct ex factory .. | 56s. 7d. per ton, including the cost of tarpaulins. Minimum quantity, 10 tons per 10-ton L, or LA wagon. Owners to load and unload. |
| Auckland, Mount Eden, Onehunga, Otahuhu and intermediate stations | Stations Parore to Donnelly’s Crossing, inclusive | { Class C, n.o.s. .. ..
Class D, n.o.s. .. ..
Benzine, kerosene, and fuel oil in 44-gallon drums | 63s. per ton.
57s. per ton.
10s. 10d. per drum. |
| | Dargaville, Tangowahine, Kirikopuni, and Pukehuia | { Class C, n.o.s. .. ..
Class D, n.o.s. .. ..
Benzine, kerosene, and fuel oil in 44-gallon drums | 54s. per ton.
48s. per ton.
9s. per drum. |

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🚂 Local Rates Scale of Charges for New Zealand Government Railways (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated12 May 1948
KeywordsRailways, Local Rates, Charges, Regulations, Government Railways Act, Freight Rates, Kauri-gum, Wine, Plaster, Carbon-dioxide snow

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