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✨ Railway Freight Rates

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 22

Motor Vehicles

Unpacked motorcars or motor lorries on wheels will be charged as follows from and to the under-mentioned stations:

From	To	Rate per Vehicle
		One Car or Lorry Loaded
		on a Four-wheeled Wagon
		or Two Cars or Lorries
		Loaded on a Bogie
		Wagon*
		One Car or Lorry Loaded
		on R or U Wagon
Auckland, Tamaki, Newmarket, or Otahuhu	New Plymouth	35.60
	Wellington	48.20
	Petone	53.80
	Upper Hutt	54.00
	Featherston	57.80
	Carterton	59.60
	Masterton	60.80
	Okaihau	80.40
	Kaikohe	79.00
	Kawakawa	77.60
	Whangarei	69.80
	Dargaville	71.30
Wellington, Petone, Parkside, or Ford Motor Co. of New Zealand Ltd.'s private siding near Woburn	Maungaturoto	63.80
	Kaipara Flats	60.20
	Wellsford	61.70
	Mt. Albert	53.80
	Auckland
	Tamaki	48.20
	Newmarket
	Otahuhu
	Papakura	53.80
	Pukekohe	54.20
	New Plymouth	33.00

*Where the length of a motor lorry is such as to require the use of an RB, UB, or UR wagon, double the rates specified for one car loaded on a four-wheeled wagon will be charged.

Livestock
The charges per "J" wagon for the conveyance of sheep or lambs are:

From	To	Rate per "J" Wagon
Tokoroa	Westfield	24.15
	Southdown	24.15
	Horotiu	12.30
Rotorua or Ngongotaha	Westfield	26.65
	Southdown	26.65
Rotorua	Horotiu	15.40
	Westfield	27.50
Otumoetai	Southdown	27.50
	Horotiu	17.40
Te Puke	Westfield	29.95
	Southdown	29.95
	Horotiu	19.80
	Westfield	30.45
Pongakawa	Southdown	30.45
	Horotiu	21.00
Stations Taneatua-Edgecumbe incl.	Westfield	33.80
	Southdown	33.80
	Horotiu	25.85
Mangapehi	Waitara	23.65

Sheep or lambs conveyed in Jc wagons between the stations listed will be charged at the foregoing rates plus one third; sheep or lambs conveyed in S wagons between the stations mentioned will be charged double the foregoing rates.

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