New Zealand Gazette – 1952 – No. 26

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✨ Luggage and Parcel Regulations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 26

LUGGAGE, PARCELS, ETC.

Annual Luggage Tickets.—Commercial travellers holding annual season tickets, issued under the provisions of Regulation 18, may obtain annual tickets for their bona fide samples for the lines over which their annual tickets are available at the following rates :—

—	Miles.	Per Cwt. or Part Thereof up to 5 Cwt.	Each Additional Cwt. or Part Thereof up to 10 Cwt.
For distances not exceeding	300	£ s. d. 5 19 6	£ s. d. 4 16 3
"	400	7 14 9	5 19 6
"	500	8 18 3	7 2 6
"	600	10 3 0	8 7 6
"	700	10 14 0	8 18 3
"	800	11 19 0	10 3 0
"	1,000	13 2 0	10 14 0
For distances over	1,000	13 14 9	11 19 0

In computing charges for annual luggage tickets mileage will be counted one way only.

Excess Rate for Samples.—Commercial travellers who do not take out annual tickets for their bona fide samples will be charged for such samples as follows :—

Miles: Not Exceeding	50	100	150	200	250	300	350	400	450	500	For Each Additional 50 Miles or Fraction Thereof.
For each 56 lb. or part thereof	1/2	2/4	3/6	4/8	5/10	7/-	8/2	9/4	10/6	11/8	1/2

Cream-separators, cash-registers, counter weighing-machines, and suchlike articles, being bona fide samples carried by the authorized representative of the selling firm, will be accepted as commercial travellers’ samples.
Goods for Sale.—Bona fide commercial travellers representing houses conducting an exclusively wholesale business who take out samples for exhibition only and goods for sale may be charged the commercial travellers’ sample rate on the bona fide samples and the ordinary rate (goods, parcel, or excess, as the case may be) on the goods for sale.

(a) The consignment-note (in the case of packages consigned through goods or parcels) must be endorsed by the traveller as follows :—

I hereby certify that this consignment consists of [Weight] *bona fide* commercial samples, which are not for sale, and [Weight] of goods for sale.

(b) In the case of excess luggage a certificate in writing in the foregoing terms and signed by the traveller should be tendered with the packages.

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