New Zealand Gazette – 1977 – No. 52

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✨ Railway Freight Rates

9 MAY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Petrol, Kerosene, etc., in Rail Tank Wagons—continued

From	To	Petrol, Kerosene, and Similar Mineral Oils Rate per Tonne	D.P.C. Code	*Crude, Residual, Lubricating, Transformer, or Fuel Oils Rate per Tonne	D.P.C. Code
Oil companies’ private sidings near Woburn	†Auckland	$27.71	74	$27.71	74
	Penrose	26.39	75	26.39	75
	Taihape	24.03	61	24.03	61
	New Plymouth	29.58	48	29.23	54
	Wanganui	21.54	55	20.72	63
	Private sidings on the Castlecliff Branch (Std. dist. 258 km)
	Masterton (Std. dist. 93 km)	21.54	55	20.72	63
	Hastings	22.96	66	9.08	66
Oil companies’ private sidings near Ahuriri
	Wairua	26.24	48	20.99	58
	Wairoa	28.97	55	28.97	55
	Gisborne	36.40	47	35.59	53
	Wellington			4.83	75
Oil companies’ private sidings near Ahuriri	Waipukurau	7.00	70	7.00	70
	Wairoa	13.88	47	11.34	64
	Gisborne	16.86	65	13.01	72

*Oils having a specific gravity of 800 grams or more per litre. (Fuel or crude oils having a specific gravity of less than 800 grams per litre will be charged as kerosene.)
†Includes haulage to Western Viaduct at Auckland and consignments to Polymers N.Z. Pty. Limited siding at Westfield.

Wool

From	To	Description of Goods	Rate per Undumped Bale	D.P.C. Code
East Town	Feilding	Greasy wool	$1.61	63
Wanganui	Feilding	Greasy wool	1.66	63
Private sidings on the Castlecliff Branch	Feilding	Greasy wool	1.78	62
Wellington	Feilding	Greasy wool	2.39	63
	Kakariki	Greasy wool	3.03	47

Motor Vehicles

Unpacked motorcars or motor lorries will be charged as follows:

From	To	Rate per Vehicle	D.P.C. Code	S.T.D. Dist. km.
Auckland, Tamaki, Newmarket, Penrose, Otahuhu or Southdown Freight Terminal	New Plymouth	$98.69	94	454
	Wellington	126.24	96	687
	Petone	126.24	96	687
	Featherston	148.40	92	678
	Carterton	158.17	90	662
	Masterton	159.46	91	702
	Okaihau	210.20	92	1,014
	Kaikohe	205.79	92	990
	Kawakawa	201.37	92	966
	Whangarei	179.95	93	894
	Dargaville	184.18	93	918
	Maungaturoto	171.50	93	846
	Wellsford	163.06	93	798
Wellington, Petone, Gracefield or Ford Motor Co. of New Zealand Ltd’s private siding near Woburn	Auckland
	Tamaki
	Newmarket
	Penrose
	Southdown Freight Terminal	126.24	96	687
	Otahuhu
	Papakura
	Pukekohe
	New Plymouth	90.81	94	406

*Where the length of a motor lorry is such as to require the use of a bogie wagon, the provisions of paragraph 2 of section 83, General Scale of Charges will be applied to the appropriate local rate.

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🚂 Classification of Goods and Livestock (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated5 May 1977
KeywordsRailway, Freight, Classification, Goods, Livestock, Charges, Pricing

🚂 Petrol, Kerosene, and Mineral Oils Freight Rates

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPetrol, Kerosene, Mineral Oils, Railway Freight, Rates, D.P.C. Codes

🚂 Wool Freight Rates

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsWool, Greasy Wool, Railway Freight, Rates, D.P.C. Codes

🚂 Motor Vehicles Freight Rates

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KeywordsMotor Vehicles, Motorcars, Motor Lorries, Railway Freight, Rates, D.P.C. Codes

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