New Zealand Gazette – 1948 – No. 27

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✨ Railway Freight Rates

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Coal—continued

From	to	Rate per Ton.
d Ngakawau	Westport	5s. 1d.
c Ngakawau	Westport	4s. 7d.
	Stations Christ-	30s. 0d.
	church—Hornby
	—Papanui, inclu-
	sive
† Ngakawau	Belfast	31s. 2d.
	Timaru	34s. 10d.
	Pareora
	Waimate	40s. 10d.
	Oamaru
	Port Chalmers	34s. 10d.
	Dunedin
	Green Island	37s. 2d.
	Invercargill	38s. 5d.
	Bluff
d St. Helens	Westport	6s. 2d.
c St. Helens	Westport	5s. 7d.
d Seddonville	Westport	6s. 4d.
c Seddonville	Westport	5s. 8d.
	Stations Christ-	31s. 6d.
	church—Hornby
	—Papanui, inclu-
	sive
†Seddonville and	Belfast	32s. 8d.
Mokihinui	Oamaru
	Port Chalmers	36s. 0d.
	Dunedin
	Green Island	38s. 5d.
	Invercargill	39s. 7d.
	Bluff
d Mokihinui	Westport	6s. 7d.
c Mokihinui	Westport	5s. 11d.
* Brunner	Greymouth	3s. 8d.
* Wallsend	Greymouth	3s. 8d.
Wallsend	Dunedin	32s. 4d.
† Wallsend	Invercargill	37s. 2d.
* Dobson	Greymouth	3s. 8d.
Dobson	Camerons	5s. 4d.
	Dunedin	32s. 4d.
† Dobson	Invercargill	37s. 2d.
	Bluff	37s. 10d.
* Rapahoe	Greymouth	3s. 8d.
† Rapahoe	Oamaru	32s. 4d.
Rapahoe	Whitecraigs	32s. 4d.
† Rapahoe	Dunedin	32s. 4d.
Rapahoe	Port Chalmers	32s. 4d., including weighing and delivery to the service siding at Mussel Bay.
Dunollie	Runanga	3s. 1d. Minimum charge, 18s. 2d. per four-wheeled wagon.
*Dunollie	Greymouth	3s. 8d.
* Rewanui	Greymouth	4s. 4d.
Rewanui	Camerons	5s. 11d.
	Oamaru	32s. 4d.
† Rewanui	Dunedin	32s. 4d.
Rewanui	Port Chalmers	32s. 4d., including weighing and delivery to the service siding at Mussel Bay.
† Rewanui	Invercargill	37s. 2d.

These rates are applicable only to coal for shipment to Nelson, Onekaka, or Tarakohe, or ports outside the South Island, or for bunkering ships at Greymouth, and include all railway charges.
† These rates include weighing and delivery to private sidings.
c These rates are applicable only to coal for bunkering overseas vessels at Westport and include all railway charges.
d These rates are applicable only to coal for shipment at Westport and include all railway charges.

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