New Zealand Gazette – 1954 – No. 29

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✨ Freight Rates Schedule

12 May]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

LAKE WAKATIPU STEAMER SERVICE—continued
GOODS AND LIVE-STOCK
Paragraph 55: Omit this paragraph, and substitute the following :

SCHEDULE OF RATES

Description
Minimum charge (except otherwise provided)—
To or from places provided with wharves ..
To or from places not provided with wharves ..
Goods, ordinary, not otherwise specified. (Owner's risk
Baths, plunge. (If loose, owner's risk.) (Minimum charge per consignment, 4s. 6d.) ..
Benzine, kerosene, and similar mineral oils, in cases or drums.
Dangerous. Owner's risk ..
Boats—
Not otherwise specified, other than motor-boats--
Not exceeding 10 cwt. ..
Exceeding 10 cwt. ..
Or launches, motor. (Minimum charge as for 1 ton per consignment)
Rowing, exclusively for use in contests at regattas, will on the outward journey be charged
Rowing, returning from regattas
Bricks, not otherwise specified
Calves (not exceeding six months old), loose. (Owner's risk
Calves, in crates. See Live-stock.
Cattle, not otherwise specified. Owner's risk
Canoes (minimum charge as for 5 cwt.) .
Cement
Chaff ..
Coal ..
Coke, bagged
Empties—
Returned, or when full to be forwarded by rail or steamer. (Minimum charge per consignment, 1s. ld.)
Not returned empties. (Minimum charge per consignment, 2s. Id.)
Explosives, as enumerated in Class I, II, III, and IIIa of Traffic Code Instruction 105
Firewood, not exceeding 8 ft. in length
Fruit—
Fresh, grown in New Zealand, Cook Islands, or Niue, packed.
Owner's risk
Fresh, not otherwise specified. Owner's risk
Furniture—
Loose, in sacking, matting, straw bands, partially or wholly exposed.
Owner's risk
Packed. Owner's risk
Grain, in bags, also bran, flour, oatmeal, and pollard, not otherwise specified. Owner's risk
Hay, in bales ..
Hay-sweeps, set up, not exceeding 2 cwt. in weight. (Minimum charge as for 10 cwt. per consignment.) Owner's risk
Horses, not otherwise specified. Owner's risk
Ponies not exceeding 14 hands in height ; foals not exceeding one year old ; mules and asses
Implements, agricultural, bulky, not otherwise specified, such as hay-rakes, manure-sowers, reapers, reapers-and-binders, scufflers, and similar implements, set up, other than ploughs, rollers, discs, and similar compact heavy implements which will be charged as "goods, ordinary" on actual weight. (Minimum charge as for 1 ton per consignment.) Owner's risk
Lambs, loose, unweaned
Lime—
Bagged. (Minimum quantity, 6 tons per consignment) ..
Bagged, not otherwise specified

Per Rate
s. d.
2 8
5 4
Ton 21 8
" 39 0
" 21 8
Each 18 3
" 27 3
Ton 36 6
Each 18 3
" 9 2
Ton 21 8
Head 10 7
Head 21 2
Ton 21 8
" 21 8
" 21 8
" 18 3
" 21 8
Cwt. 1 1
" 2 1
Ton 43 6
Cord 23 1
Ton 18 3
" 21 8
" 39 0
" 26 0
Ton 18 3
" 21 8
" 39 0
Head 21 8
" 15 4
Ton 39 0
Head 0 9
Ton 13 0
" 18 3

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🚂 Goods and Live-Stock Schedule of Rates for Lake Wakatipu Steamer Service (continued from previous page)

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Dated12 May 1954
KeywordsGoods rates, Live-stock, Freight, Schedule, Lake Wakatipu, Steamer service

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