New Zealand Gazette – 1954 – No. 71

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✨ Lake Wakatipu Steamer Service Regulations

24 Nov.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1857

LAKE WAKATIPU STEAMER SERVICE—continued

GOODS AND LIVE-STOCK

Except where otherwise specified, the charges on all goods and live-stock conveyed on Lake Wakatipu will be calculated as follows :

Between	And	Rate
Kingston ..	{Queenstown Half Way Bay Cecil Peak Woolshed	Ordinary rates (paragraph 23).
Half Way Bay Cecil Peak Woolshed ..	{Woolshed Cecil Peak Half Way Bay Queenstown
Glenorchy or Kinloch	{Walter Peak Mt. Creighton Mt. Nicholas Elfin Bay .. Greenstone
Walter Peak Mt. Creighton Mt. Nicholas Elfin Bay .. Greenstone	{Greenstone Elfin Bay .. Mt. Nicholas Mt. Creighton Walter Peak
Kingston .. Half Way Bay Cecil Peak Woolshed ..	{Walter Peak Mt. Creighton Mt. Nicholas Elfin Bay .. Greenstone Kinloch .. Glenorchy	Ordinary rates (paragraph 23) plus 50%.
Glenorchy ..	Kinloch ..	Half ordinary rates.
Pigeon and Pig Islands	{Head of Lake— Queenstown and intermediate calling places	Ordinary rates (paragraph 23) plus 50%.
Pigeon and Pig Islands	{Woolshed— Kingston and intermediate calling places	Double ordinary rates (paragraph 23).

The Department reserves the right to decline to work cargo at calling places not provided with wharves.
The charges on goods and live-stock consigned to calling places on Lake Wakatipu, other than Kingston or Queenstown, must be prepaid, except where such goods or live-stock are consigned to the holder of a ledger account.
(a) Motor vehicles charged with petrol or other motor spirit will be accepted for conveyance by the Lake Wakatipu steamers only if the petrol connections are tight and the petrol is cut off between the supply tank and the carburettor. Motor vehicles which are not fitted with pumps, or “cut-off” cocks between the tank and the carburettor will not be accepted for conveyance unless all motor spirit has been removed from the tank.

(b) The Department reserves the right to decline to convey any motor vehicle unless all the petrol is removed therefrom.

All goods received, held, or carried on the Lake Wakatipu steamer service will be received, held, and carried at the sole risk, in all respects, of the owner.

COMPUTATION OF CHARGES

In computing the charges for goods conveyed on Lake Wakatipu, fractions of a hundredweight will be charged as the next hundredweight.

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