New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 64

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✨ Freight and Miscellaneous Charges

Miscellaneous—continued

Com-	From	To	Description of Goods	Rate
modity
Code
604	Timaru and stations north thereof and east of Arthur’s Pass.	Stations west of Arthurs’ Pass	Pressed hay or straw in bales, and chaff	Class Q. Minimum quantity, 4 tons per four-wheeled wagon, n.o.s., and 5 tons per Lc wagon.
643	Makareao ..	Burnside ..	Limestone	$2.40 per ton.
636	Port Chalmers	Dunedin ..	Classes C, D, E, E plus 25 percent, E plus 50 percent, G, P, P plus 25 percent, and P plus 50 percent, ex-ship. Owner's risk	$3.15 per ton. The charges for goods of classes C, D, and G will be computed in accordance with section 127, General Scale of Charges. Small lots will be charged as follows:

Not Exceeding:
cwt cu ft c
½ or 1 35
1 or 2 43
1½ or 3 49
2 or 4 56
2½ or 5 63
3 or 6 70
3½ or 7 78
4 or 8 84
4½ or 9 91
5 or 10 98 |
| 637 | Burnside .. | Invercargill .. | Gas, oxygen, and acetylene, in cylinders | Class D. Minimum quantity, 8 tons per four-wheeled wagon. Owners to load and unload. |
| 696 | Conical Hill | Any station in the South Island | Round wooden fencing rails. (Thin logs not exceeding 6 in. in diameter) | Class K. Minimum loads as per section 75, para. 1. |
| 638* | Gore .. | Any station in the South Island | Class E .. .. .. | Class E goods, which by reason of their weight are charged Class E plus 50 percent, will be charged Class E with the small-lots scale as a minimum, provided the aggregate weight of all the consignments in the wagon is not less than 5 tons 10 cwt. |

*Where applicable codes 601 to 604 inclusive, 652 and 653 are to be used.

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🚂 Freight Charges for Pressed Hay, Straw, Chaff, and Limestone

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KeywordsFreight charges, Pressed hay, Straw, Chaff, Limestone, Timaru, Makareao, Burnside, Class Q, Class D

🚂 Freight Charges for Goods ex-ship at Port Chalmers to Dunedin

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KeywordsFreight charges, Goods, Ex-ship, Port Chalmers, Dunedin, Owner's risk, Classes C, D, E, G, P, Small lots scale

🚂 Freight Charges for Gas Cylinders from Burnside to Invercargill

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🚂 Freight Charges for Wooden Fencing Rails from Conical Hill

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsFreight charges, Wooden fencing rails, Logs, Conical Hill, South Island, Class K, Minimum loads

🚂 Freight Charges for Class E Goods from Gore

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KeywordsFreight charges, Class E goods, Gore, South Island, Weight charges, Small-lots scale

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