New Zealand Gazette – 1954 – No. 29

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✨ Freight Rate Tables

From
To
Description of Goods
Rate
Christchurch ..
Greymouth ..
Motor vehicles on wheels
which, owing to their
length, require to be loaded
on UB bogie wagons
£15 13s. 9d. per vehicle.
Stations Christ-
Dunsandel ..
Benzine, kerosene, fuel oil,
lubricating oils, and
greases, packed. Owner's
risk
24s. 9d. per ton. Minimum
quantity, 4 tons per con-
signment. Owners to load
and unload.
church, Hornby,
Papanui inclusive
Rakaia
Classes C, D, E, and E plus
50 per cent (excepting
benzine, kerosene, and
similar oils in owner's
tank-wagons). Owner's
risk
26s. per ton. Minimum
quantity, 4 tons per four-
wheeled wagon, and 10
tons each and every week.
Owners to load and un-
load.
Methven
Classes C and D, n.o.s.
Classes C, D, E, and E plus
50 per cent (excepting
benzine, kerosene, and
similar oils in owner's
tank-wagons). Owner's
risk
58s. 9d. per ton.
35s. 9d. per ton. Minimum
quantity, 4 tons per four-
wheeled wagon, and 20
tons each and every week.
Owners to load and un-
load.
Chertsey ..
Fuel oil in drums, lubricating
oils and greases, packed.
Owner's risk
30s. 6d. per ton. Minimum
quantity, 6 tons per con-
signment. Owners to load
and unload.
Stations Christ-
Ashburton ..
Classes C, D, E, and E plus
50 per cent (excepting
explosives, benzine,
kerosene, and similar oils,
in owner's tank-wagons).
Owner's risk
33s. per ton. Minimum
quantity, 5 tons per four-
wheeled wagon, and 20
tons each and every week,
including tonnage railed
in the reverse direction.
Owners to load and un-
load.
church, Hornby,
Papanui inclu-
sive
Ealing ..
Benzine, kerosene, fuel oil,
lubricating oils, and
greases, packed. Owner's
risk
44s. 6d. per ton.* Mimmum
quantity, 6 tons per con-
signment. Owners to load
and unload.
Rangitata, Rangi-
tata Island, or
Orari
Temuka ..
Benzine, kerosene, fuel oil,
lubricating oils, and
greases, packed. Owner's
risk
44s. 6d. per ton. Minimum
quantity, 6 tons per con-
signment. Owners to load
and unload.
Benzine, kerosene, fuel oil,
lubricating oils, and
greases, packed. Owner's
risk
51s. 4d. per ton. Minimum
quantity, 6 tons per con-
signment. Owners to load
and unload.
Christchurch ..
Classes, C, D, E, and E plus
50 per cent (excepting
explosives). Owner's risk
64s. per ton. Minimum
quantity, including ton-
nage railed in the reverse
direction, 36 tons per four-
weekly period. Owners to
load and unload. Participa-
tion in this rate is
subject to the conclusion
of a special agreement
with the Department.
Kaikoura
Kowhai, Hunda-
lee, and inter-
mediate stations
Hapuku, Blen-
heim, and inter-
mediate stations
Bread, consigned as parcels
or goods traffic
Bread, consigned as parcels
or goods traffic
3d. per 2 lb. or 4 lb. loaf.
3d. per 2 lb. or 4 lb. loaf.

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