New Zealand Gazette – 1952 – No. 60

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✨ Railway Charges

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SOUTH ISLAND MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES

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From	To	Description of Goods.	Rate.
Lyttelton	Christchurch	Goods ex-ship of Classes C, D, and G, also Classes C, D, and G, subject to a percentage or other reduction. Owner’s risk	15s. per ton, including sorting at Christchurch. The charges will be computed in accordance with reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
Lyttelton	Christchurch	Goods ex-ship of Classes C, D, and G, also Classes C, D, and G, subject to a percentage or other reduction, for stations beyond Christchurch	11s. 5d. per ton, including sorting at Christchurch. The charges will be computed in accordance with reg. 127, General Scale of Charges. From Christchurch to destination the charges will be computed on actual weight at the classified or local rate as the case may be. Small lots will be computed on the actual weight at the classified or local rates Lyttelton to destination station.
Lyttelton	Christchurch	Goods not ex-ship of Classes C and D, also Classes C and D subject to a percentage or other reduction, for stations beyond Christchurch	8s. 8d. per ton. From Christchurch to destination the charges will be computed on actual weight at the classified or local rates as the case may be. Small lots will be computed on the actual weight at the classified or local rates Lyttelton to destination station.
Blenheim – Elevation and intermediate stations	Picton, for shipment	Classes C, D, and G	22s. 4d. per ton, including wharfage and handling at ship’s side. The charges will be computed in accordance with reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
Picton	Blenheim – Elevation and intermediate stations	Goods of Classes C, D, and G, ex-ship	22s. 4d. per ton, including wharfage and handling at ship’s side. The charges will be computed in accordance with reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
Greymouth	Hokitika and all stations between Greymouth and Hokitika	Classes C, D, and G consigned direct ex-ship at Greymouth	25s. 1d. per ton. Charges to be computed in accordance with reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
Hokitika and all stations between Hokitika and Greymouth	Greymouth	Classes, C, D, and G for shipment at Greymouth	25s. 1d. per ton. Charges to be computed in accordance with reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
Port Chalmers	Dunedin	Classes C, D, and G, ex-ship	13s. 6d. per ton. The charges will be computed in accordance with reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.
Bluff	Invercargill	Classes C, D, and G, n.o.s. ex-ship	19s. 2d. per ton. The charges will be computed in accordance with reg. 127, General Scale of Charges.

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🚂 Alterations to the Scales of Charges Upon the New Zealand Government Railways (continued from previous page)

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