New Zealand Gazette – 1950 – No. 77

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✨ Freight Rates

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Miscellaneous—continued

From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Westfield	Southdown	Live-stock	25s. per H or J wagon. 33s. 4d. per Hc or Jc wagon.
Southdown	Westfield	Live-stock	25s. per H or J wagon. 33s. 4d. per Hc or Jc wagon.
Panmure	Any station north of Newmarket	Road-metal	Charges to be based on the classified rates for the mileages from Ellerslie.
Te Aroha		Beer or stout, bottled, packed	45s. per ton.
Wanganui		Beer or stout, bottled or in bulk, and beer gas in cylinders	98s. per ton.
		Beer or stout, bottled, packed	85s. per ton. Minimum quantity 9 ton per LA wagon and full loading for other types of wagons. Lesser quantities will be charged on actual weight at 92s. 4d. per ton, if cheaper.
Otahuhu	Wellington	Beer, in bulk, and beer gas in cylinders	92s. 4d. per ton.
Hastings		Beer or stout, bottled or in bulk, and beer gas in cylinders	105s. per ton.
Napier or Port Ahuriri		Beer or stout, bottled or in bulk, and beer gas in cylinders	99s. 2d. per ton.
Pukekohe	Auckland	Casein, dried, previously railed as dried casein from Motumaoho, Morrinsville, Matamata, Tatuauai, or Katikati to Pukekohe for storage and certified accordingly	11s. 3d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 8 tons per four-wheeled wagon. Owners to load and unload.
Tuakau	Hamilton, Frank-ton Junction, or Claudelands	Road metal	13s. 4d. per ton. Minimum load per wagon as per Reg. 79, General Scale of Charges.
Renown Siding or Pukemiro	Rotowaro	Coal, slack	1s. 9d. per ton. Minimum load per wagon as per Reg. 80, General Scale of Charges.
	Huntly	Coal, slack	3s. 5d. per ton. Minimum load per wagon as per Reg. 80, General Scale of Charges.
	Huntly	Coal, slack	3s. 5d. per ton. Minimum load per wagon as per Reg. 80, General Scale of Charges.
Rotowaro	Wellington, Ngaio, or Johnsonville	Coal briquettes or car-bonettes	52s. 9d. per ton, including cost of one tarpaulin for each wagon used. Minimum load per wagon as per Reg. 78, General Scale of Charges.
Petone		Coal briquettes or car-bonettes	54s. 7d. per ton, including cost of one tarpaulin for each wagon used. Minimum load per wagon as per Reg. 78, General Scale of Charges.

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🚂 Wool Freight Rates for New Zealand Government Railways (continued from previous page)

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