New Zealand Gazette – 1950 – No. 77

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✨ Freight Rates

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Miscellaneous—continued

From To Description of Goods. Rate.

Greta Stations Christ- Classes C and D .. 44s. 6d. per ton.
.. church, Papanui,
Ethelton Hornby, inclu-
Tormore sive
Domett
Nonoti Stations Christ- Classes C and D .. 55s. 8d. per ton.
.. church, Papanui,
Mina Hornby, inclu-
Phoebe sive
Spotswood
Parnassus
Christchurch Classes C, D, E, and E plus 50s. 6d. per ton. Minimum
50 per cent. (excepting quantity, including ton-
explosives). Owner's risk nage railed in the reverse
direction, 36 tons per four-
weekly period. Owners to
load and unload. Participation in this rate is
subject to the conclusion
of a special agreement
with the Department.
Kaihikoua Kowhai, Hunda- Bread, consigned as parcels 3d. per 2 lb. or 4 lb. loaf.
kaihikoua Kowhai, Hunda- Bread, consigned as parcels 3d. per 2 lb. or 4 lb. loaf.
lee, and inter- or goods traffic
mediate stations
Hapuku, Blenheim, Bread consigned as parcels 3d. per 2 lb. or 4 lb. loaf.
and intermediate or goods traffic
stations
Stations Christ- Classes C and D as approved 85s. per ton. Minimum
church, Hornby, by the Department. quantity (including ton-
Papanui, inclu- Owner's risk nage in the reverse direc-
sive tion), 10 tons per week
and 500 tons per annum.
Owners to load and unload
Christchurch Jams and preserves, packed. 79s. per ton, including cart-
Owner's risk age from Nelson to Blen-
heim. Owners to load and
unload.
Blenheim Christchurch Hops in bales ... +25s. 6d. per bale.
Timaru Hops in bales ... +28s. per bale.
Dunedin Hops in bales ... +32s. per bale.
Gore Hops in bales ... +35s. per bale.
Invercargill Hops in bales ... +36s. 6d. per bale.
Kaikoura, River- Bread consigned as parcels 3d. per 2 lb. or 4 lb. loaf.
lands, and inter- or goods traffic
mediate stations
Para Classes C and D .. 17s. 10d. per ton.
Koromiko
Mount Pleasant
Elevation
Picton .. Classes C and D, except goods 17s. 10d. per ton.
direct to ship
Maximum Charge, including
Wharfage, handling at Ship's
Side, and Tarpaulins.
Per Four-wheeled Per LA
Wagon, n.o.s. Wagon.
s. d. s. d.
Flax-straw and green flax .. 49 4 65 9
Lime and limestone .. 49 4 82 3
Hay and straw . . 49 4 53 5
Chaff, not otherwise specified 56 0 64 0
Picton, for ship- Chaff delivered to store at 56s. per four-wheeled
ment Picton for storage and wagon, n.o.s.
subsequently hauled from 64s. per LA wagon.
store to ship

Including haulage, wharfage, handling at ship's side, and tarpaulins.

Including cartage from Nelson to Blenheim.

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