New Zealand Gazette – 1948 – No. 27

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✨ Railway Freight Rates

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Miscellaneous—continued

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Timaru	Fairlie	Benzine, kerosene, and fuel oil, packed	4s. 5d. per 45-gallon drum including delivery, &c., as per Reg. 21.
	Dunedin	Earthenware jars, direct ex factory	42s. 1d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 2 tons per four-wheeled wagon. Owners to load and unload.
		Red Diamond O-tis, Oatlets, and semolina, in cartons	42s. 1d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 5 tons 10 cwt. per four-wheeled wagon.
	Burnside	Earthenware jars, or demi-johns, direct ex factory, loose	42s. 10d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 2 tons per four-wheeled wagon. Owners to load and unload.
	Invercargill	Red Diamond, O-tis, Oatlets, and semolina, in cartons	58s. 10d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 5 tons 10 cwt. per four-wheeled wagon.
Waimate	Smithfield	Butter and cheese	19s. 10d. per ton.
	Christchurch	Rabbits, packed, by passenger or express trains when accommodation is available in the Guards’ vans or roadside wagons of such trains	93s. per ton.
Oamaru	Dunedin, Caversham, or Burnside	Classes C and D (except meat, frozen or chilled, for export, or tallow)	40s. 5d. per ton.
Makareao	Burnside	Limestone	8s. 5d. per ton.
	St. Leonard’s, Burnside, and intermediate stations	Class N, ex ship	8s. 2d. per ton, including unloading charges from ship. Minimum quantity per wagon as per Reg. 77, General Scale of Charges. Any less quantity will be charged at such minimum or on actual weight at 8s. 11d. per ton.
Port Chalmers	Dunedin	Classes C and D..	8s. 5d. per ton. The charges on ships’ goods will be computed in accordance with Reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
	Burnside, for private sidings	Artificial manures and raw materials (except lime) for the manufacture of artificial manures, direct ex ship	4s. 8d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 6 tons per four-wheeled wagon. Where the Department provides labour for loading a charge of 1s. 5d. per ton will be made for such loading.
	Green Island	Steel billets	Class N.
	Christchurch	Unmanufactured iron and steel	60s. per ton. Minimum quantity, 2 tons per four-wheeled wagon, 4 tons per bogie wagon. Owners to load and unload.
Dunedin	Stations on the South Island Main line and Branches	Ice-cream conveyed by express or passenger trains when accommodation is available in the Guards’ vans of such trains	Classified C rate. This rate does not include delivery at any station.
	Greymouth	Unmanufactured iron and steel, including bolts, nuts, rivets, and patterns	80s. per ton. Minimum quantity, 2 tons per four-wheeled wagon, 4 tons per bogie wagon. Owners to load and unload.

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