New Zealand Gazette – 1954 – No. 29

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✨ Railway Freight Tables

Miscellaneous—continued

From	To	Description of Goods	Rate
Auckland or Mount Eden	Waitoa ..	Empty tins and lids for the packing of milk-powder	77s. per ton. Minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment.
Auckland	Te Aroha ..	Plaster, n.o.s. .. ..	40s. per ton. Minimum quantities: Class of Wagon Tons L (8 ton) 8 L (10 ton) 10 LA 10 LC 12½ Owners to load and unload. 63s. 8d. per ton. Small lots will be charged at the No. 4 Zone rates as per reg. 71, General Scale of Charges.
Te Aroha ..	Classes C and D, n.o.s. ..	59s. 10d. per ton. Small lots will be charged at the No. 4 Zone rates as per reg. 71, General Scale of Charges.
Thames or Thames North	Classes C, D, and E plus 50 per cent	54s. 9d. per ton. Small lots will be charged at the No. 4 Zone rates as per reg. 71, General Scale of Charges.
Paeroa.. ..	Classes C and D, n.o.s., and E plus 50 per cent
Auckland, Mount Eden, Onehunga, Otahuhu, and intermediate stations	Waihi .. ..	Classes C and D ..	63s. 8d. per ton. Small lots will be charged at the No. 4 Zone rates as per reg. 71, General Scale of Charges.
Katikati ..	Classes C and D ..	72s. per ton. Small lots will be charged at the No. 5 Zone rates as per reg. 71, General Scale of Charges.
Stations Tauranga to Te Maunga inclusive	Classes C and D, n.o.s.	97s. 9d. per ton. Small lots will be charged at the No. 7 Zone rates as per reg. 71, General Scale of Charges.
Stations Kairua to Te Puke inclusive	Class C .. .. ..	103s. per ton.
Auckland or Newmarket	Wellington ..	Beer or stout, bottled ..	119s. 9d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 9 tons per LA wagon, and full wagon loading for other types of wagons. Lesser quantities will be charged on actual weight at 127s. 6d. per ton, if cheaper. Minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment.
Auckland ..	Wellington	Imported fruit or vegetables	130s. per ton. Minimum quantity, 10 tons per consignment. Owners to load and unload. Any less quantity will be charged at such minimum, or at Class D.
	Honey, in bulk, packed, direct from blending store	87s. 6d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment.
	Honey, in cartons, packed, direct from blending store	109s. 3d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment.
	Vinegar, bottled, packed, or in bulk, direct from factory	122s. 3d. per ton. Minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment.

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