New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 61

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✨ Cook Strait Rail Ferries Charges

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 61

COOK STRAIT RAIL FERRIES

TABLE C—continued

†Average Height of Load on Tray Not Exceeding (metres)	Vehicles (And Any Overhanging Load) Not Exceeding 2.6 Metres Overall Width
	Total Overall Length of Vehicle (And Any Overhanging Load) Not Exceeding: (metres):	8.6	$	8.9	$	9.2	$	9.5	$	9.8	$	10.1
0.77	…	442	456	476	489	507	522	535	553	568	585	600
0.92	…	489	513	523	545	564	580	599	617	634	654	670
1.07	…	548	568	590	609	632	651	673	691	714	733	754
1.22	…	599	622	645	669	691	711	733	756	780	802	826
1.38	…	651	681	703	730	756	780	809	835	859	885	911
1.53	…	700	730	756	784	813	842	868	901	930	958	986
1.68	…	733	762	792	822	854	884	911	940	971	1,001	1,029
1.83	…	774	809	837	867	903	930	963	992	1,025	1,057	1,088
1.99	…	813	850	884	914	948	984	1,019	1,052	1,086	1,119	1,155
2.14	…	855	890	926	962	999	1,033	1,064	1,103	1,142	1,176	1,211
2.29	…	911	948	987	1,022	1,063	1,103	1,144	1,181	1,221	1,260	1,300
2.44	…	942	984	1,022	1,063	1,103	1,144	1,181	1,221	1,260	1,300	1,342
2.60	…	992	1,034	1,075	1,121	1,162	1,206	1,243	1,287	1,330	1,372	1,414
Over 2.60	…	1,019	1,058	1,103	1,146	1,186	1,232	1,278	1,318	1,361	1,406	1,447

TABLE C—continued

†Average Height of Load on Tray Not Exceeding (metres)	Vehicles (And Any Overhanging Load) Not Exceeding 2.6 Metres Overall Width
	Total Overall Length of Vehicle (And Any Overhanging Load) Not Exceeding: (metres):	12.6	$	12.9	$	13.2	$	13.5	$	13.8	$	14.1
0.77	…	646	663	678	696	712	728	743	757	774	789	807
0.92	…	726	744	762	780	798	815	835	853	868	889	908
1.07	…	819	839	859	880	901	921	942	963	984	1,003	1,024
1.22	…	896	920	942	964	988	1,011	1,034	1,057	1,082	1,102	1,128
1.38	…	988	1,013	1,040	1,066	1,089	1,118	1,143	1,169	1,195	1,221	1,247
1.53	…	1,069	1,098	1,125	1,155	1,181	1,210	1,236	1,267	1,295	1,322	1,350
1.68	…	1,119	1,148	1,177	1,208	1,236	1,267	1,297	1,328	1,356	1,386	1,417
1.83	…	1,185	1,214	1,247	1,279	1,309	1,342	1,373	1,404	1,436	1,468	1,498
1.99	…	1,253	1,287	1,319	1,355	1,387	1,420	1,454	1,488	1,521	1,555	1,589
2.14	…	1,318	1,355	1,389	1,424	1,461	1,496	1,530	1,567	1,602	1,637	1,674
2.29	…	1,410	1,447	1,486	1,525	1,564	1,602	1,639	1,677	1,714	1,755	1,791
2.44	…	1,459	1,498	1,539	1,578	1,616	1,657	1,695	1,736	1,775	1,817	1,856
2.60	…	1,539	1,581	1,621	1,665	1,707	1,747	1,790	1,831	1,875	1,914	1,959
Over 2.60	…	1,581	1,624	1,667	1,712	1,755	1,800	1,842	1,887	1,929	1,975	2,018

TABLE C—continued

†Average Height of Load on Tray Not Exceeding (metres)	Vehicles (And Any Overhanging Load) Not Exceeding 2.6 Metres Overall Width												For Each 300 mm or Part Thereof Over 20 m
	Total Overall Length of Vehicle (And Any Overhanging Load) Not Exceeding: (metres):	16.6	$	16.9	$	17.2	$	17.5	$	17.8	$	18.2	$
0.77	…	853	867	885	901	917	932	947	964	978	995	1,011	1,026
0.92	…	962	978	997	1,017	1,033	1,052	1,070	1,087	1,109	1,124	1,143	1,159
1.07	…	1,087	1,110	1,130	1,150	1,170	1,192	1,211	1,233	1,253	1,273	1,296	1,317
1.22	…	1,196	1,220	1,242	1,266	1,288	1,310	1,334	1,358	1,383	1,404	1,429	1,452
1.38	…	1,323	1,350	1,377	1,403	1,429	1,454	1,480	1,507	1,530	1,556	1,583	1,608
1.53	…	1,434	1,463	1,490	1,520	1,546	1,575	1,603	1,631	1,658	1,689	1,714	1,742
1.68	…	1,507	1,535	1,564	1,592	1,624	1,653	1,681	1,712	1,742	1,773	1,801	1,831
1.83	…	1,592	1,625	1,657	1,690	1,720	1,751	1,785	1,814	1,846	1,878	1,910	1,941
1.99	…	1,690	1,722	1,756	1,788	1,823	1,856	1,891	1,923	1,957	1,989	2,024	2,058
2.14	…	1,777	1,814	1,851	1,885	1,922	1,957	1,990	2,029	2,062	2,098	2,134	2,169
2.29	…	1,907	1,946	1,984	2,021	2,059	2,097	2,135	2,173	2,211	2,250	2,287	2,325
2.44	…	1,975	2,014	2,052	2,095	2,133	2,172	2,211	2,251	2,291	2,333	2,372	2,410
2.60	…	2,086	2,125	2,169	2,210	2,251	2,294	2,335	2,379	2,419	2,463	2,503	2,545
Over 2.60	…	2,150	2,195	2,238	2,280	2,323	2,367	2,410	2,456	2,504	2,544	2,586	2,630

†The formula for ascertaining the average height of the load on a vehicle is as follows:
Cubic measurement of load on tray + square measurement of tray.
Note: Vehicles (and any overhanging load) exceeding 2.6 metres overall width will be subject to special quotation (refer to District Office).
The foregoing rates are at “limited carrier’s risk” and will be reduced by 2 percent where consignors require that the consignment be carried at “owner’s risk”.

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