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✨ Railway Freight Regulations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

[No. 26

LUGGAGE, PARCELS, ETC.

(b) When Unaccompanied by a Passenger—

(i) With the exception of copper coin, such goods will not be accepted for conveyance at owner's risk unless under special agreement with the Department. Double the ordinary parcels rates (Regulation 55) will be charged thereon, and the goods must be consigned at the risk of the Department and insured to the full value thereof, and the appropriate charges paid.

(ii) Packages containing copper coin may be accepted for conveyance at owner's risk. They will be charged ordinary parcels rates.

(iii) In any case where the consignor requires, and in every case where it is required by this regulation, that the goods shall be carried at the risk of the Department the consignor shall endorse the consignment-note with the words “at railway risk,” and shall obtain a receipt in accordance with paragraph 1 of Regulation 110. The charges will be increased by one-sixth, but, unless the goods are insured in accordance with the next succeeding subparagraph, the liability of the Department will be limited to £20 for each package or the contents thereof.

(iv) Packages of copper coin which are carried at the risk of the Department and all packages consigned under subparagraph (i) of paragraph (b) of this regulation shall be insured in the manner provided in Regulation 110, and, in particular, the following provisions shall apply:

If the Department so requires each package shall be opened by and at the expense of the consignor for inspection by an officer of the Department, and shall afterwards be securely closed by the consignor in the presence of such officer.

The charge as provided in Regulation 110 on declared value to be paid for insurance shall be in addition to charges at ordinary parcels rates or double the ordinary parcels rates (as the case may be) for conveyance, increased for railway risk as provided in subparagraph (iii) of this paragraph.

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