New Zealand Gazette – 1950 – No. 77

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✨ Railway Freight Rates

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 77

Benzine, Kerosene, &c., in Owner’s Tank Wagons

The charges for the conveyance of benzine, kerosene, and similar mineral oils, also crude, residual, or fuel oils in owner’s tank wagons will be as follow :—

From	To	Benzine, Kerosene, and Similar Mineral Oils. Rate Per Ton.	*Crude, Residual, or Fuel Oils. Rate Per Ton.
		s. d.	s. d.
Auckland	Okaihau	73 8	..
	Kaikohe	72 3	..
	Whangarei	62 8	62 8
	Pukekohe	18 0	..
	Frankton Junction	45 0	45 0
	Koutu	81 9	67 10
	Rotorua	81 9	67 10
	Tirohia	33 0	..
	Paeroa	33 0	..
	Tauranga	69 4	..
	Te Kuiti	69 8	..
	Taumarunui	81 9	..
Moturoa	Hawera	37 0	..
	Taihape	80 1	..
	New Plymouth	94 11	88 7
Wellington	Hawera	86 9	..
	Wanganui	75 9	..
	Terrace End	48 10	48 10
	Levin	43 6	..
	Masterton	40 0	..
	Tahoraiti	68 1	..
	Hastings	84 2	..
	Port Ahuriri	86 9	79 10
	Taihape	81 9	..
	New Plymouth	96 5	90 4
	Stratford	91 7	..
	Hawera	88 3	..
	Wanganui	78 0	70 6
	Terrace End	51 10	51 10
	Levin	46 6	..
Oil companies’ private sidings near Woburn	Masterton	38 2	38 2
	Tahoraiti	69 8	..
	Waipukurau	80 1	..
	Hastings	67 0	67 0
	Port Ahuriri	87 6	80 6
	Wairoa	80 11	..
Port Ahuriri	Waipukurau	28 2	..

Oils having a specific gravity of 8 lb. or more per gallon. (Fuel or crude oils having a specific gravity of less than 8 lb. per gallon will be charged as kerosene.)

Wool

Wool from and to the undermentioned stations will be charged as follows :—

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate per Undumped Bale.
			s. d.
Auckland	Feilding	Greasy wool	14 0
Wanganui	Feilding	Greasy wool	4 0
	Wanganui	Scoured wool	4 0
		Scoured wool	5 9
		Classed wool from wool-classing store, n.o.s.	8 10
Feilding	Wellington	Classed wool from wool-classing store	10s. 2d., including collection at Feilding and delivery at Wellington within the areas as determined by the Department in that behalf.
*Feilding	Messrs. Levin	†Scoured wool	5 10
	and Co.’s private siding, Kaiwarra	Classed wool from wool-classing store, n.o.s.	8 11
*Aorangi	Messrs. Levin	†Scoured wool	8 4
	and Co.’s private siding, Kaiwarra	Greasy wool	10 5
*Longburn	Messrs. Levin	†Scoured wool	7 9
	and Co.’s private siding, Kaiwarra	Greasy wool	9 9
Wellington	Feilding	Greasy wool	6 9
*Waingawa	Messrs. Levin	†Scoured wool	6 10
	and Co.’s private siding, Kaiwarra	Greasy wool	8 6
Port Ahuriri	Feilding	Greasy wool	8 1

These rates include the cost of shunting to the consignee’s private siding.
† Not exceeding 2¼ cwt. per bale.

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

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated18 December 1950
KeywordsRailways, Local Rates, Scale of Charges, Benzine, Kerosene, Fuel Oils, Tank Wagons, North Island

🚂 Wool Freight Rates for New Zealand Government Railways

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways, Freight Rates, Wool, Greasy Wool, Scoured Wool, Classed Wool, Feilding, Wellington, Wanganui

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