Freight rate tables




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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 29

  1. Miscellaneous—continued
From To Description of Goods Rate
National Park New Plymouth\nPalmerston Nth Sawn white pine, rimu, and totara timber Class K less 1s. per 100 super ft., subject to the following minimum loads :\nClass of Wagon\nMinimum Load, Super. Ft.\nL (10 tons) 4,300\nLA 5,200\nLc 6,500\nU (16 tons) 6,900\nU (20 tons) 8,600\nRb or Ub 10,800\nClass K less 20 per cent.
Marton Any station in the North Island Impregnated sawn timber (previously railed direct to the treatment plant at Marton for distances of not less than 45 miles) Class K less 20 per cent.
Marton Wellington Kiln-dried tawa timber (previously railed direct to the drying plant at Marton from the Rotorua or Bay of Plenty areas) Class K less 20 per cent.
Midhirst Breakwater Casein, packed. Consigned for shipment by overseas vessels at Breakwater 26s. 2d. per ton.
Stratford New Plymouth\nLepperton\nBell Block\nOpunake\nWaitara\nMokoia\nKakaramea\nPatea Cheese-crate shooks Class D less 25 per cent.
Waverley
Aramoho, St. John’s, or Wanganui Wellington Classes C and D (excepting meat, frozen or chilled, for export) 87s. per ton. Small lots will be charged at the No. 6 Zone rates as per reg. 71, General Scale of Charges.
Wanganui Any station, North Island Main Line and branches Pipes, steel, spiral or lock bar, and fittings for same, loaded in bogie wagons Class D. Minimum quantity, 4 tons. Any less quantity will be charged at such minimum or on actual weight at Class C (minimum, 2 tons) without the charge for a runner, or at Class D, plus the charge for a runner, whichever is the cheaper.
Wanganui Wellington Classes C, D, E, and E plus 50 per cent, and empty returns (excepting benzine in bulk, explosives, dairy-produce, and meat, frozen or chilled). Owner’s risk 60s. 6d. per ton. Minimum quantity 150 tons each and every week, including tonnage railed in the reverse direction. Owners to load and unload.
Bunnythorpe Wellington Glaxo and milk-powder, packed\nGlucose D, packed 59s. 10d. per ton.\nClass D.


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🚂 Miscellaneous freight rates (continued) (continued from previous page)

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Rail freight rates, timber, casein, cheese-crate shooks, steel pipes, wagon classes, minimum loads