New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 61

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 61

GOODS

  1. Miscellaneous (Owner’s Risk)—continued
From To Description of Goods Rate
†Lyttelton… Dunedin Imported fruit or vegetables in crates, cases, or sacks $53.14 (D.P.C. Code 54) plus sorting at Christchurch.
Invercargill Imported fruit or vegetables in crates, cases, or sacks $68.84 (D.P.C. Code 54) plus sorting at Christchurch.

†The department will not accept unsorted cargo at ship’s side, Cashin Quay for Christchurch or any other destination station. The provisions of General Scale of Charges, section 127, will not apply to sorted goods dispatched by rail from Cashin Quay; rail charges are to be based on classified rates from Lyttelton to destination station.

The foregoing rates are at “owner’s risk”. Classified rates will apply where consignors require that the consignment be carried at “limited carrier’s risk”.

  1. Bulk Tonnage

  2. Goods of Classes A, B, C (except explosives), D, E (except those scheduled under category A, section 72, General Scale of Charges), G and percentages, G and section 85, General Scale of Charges, will be conveyed at the rates specified in paragraph 2 hereof subject to the following conditions:

(a) The minimum quantity forwarded each and every week shall be the weight specified in paragraph 2 which shall include goods railed in the reverse direction and an average of 5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon and 10 tonnes per bogie wagon based on each week’s outward loadings. In no case will the quantity of goods consigned under the provisions of this section be less than 1 tonne per four-wheeled and 3 tonnes per bogie wagon.

(b) Cranage—Cranage will be charged on the daily aggregate weight of lifts at $ ___ per tonne.

(c) The goods carried under the provisions of this section will be conveyed at owner’s risk.

(d) Participation in the rate is subject to written agreement with the department.

(e) All loading and unloading to be performed by owners.

  1. Rates:
Station Between And Rate per Tonne Minimum Weekly Total (Includes Goods Railed in the Reverse Direction) tonnes
Auckland, Mt. Eden, Tamaki, Onehunga, and intermediate stations *Whangarei—Port Whangarei inclusive … 40.71
*Te Rapa, Frankton, and Claudelands … 20.80
*Cambridge … 28.95
Morrinsville … 30.91
Matamata … 38.75
*Tokoroa … 47.39
*Rotorua and Koutu … 48.73
Taneatua … 52.73
Tauranga … 44.72
*Kawerau … 58.08
Te Awamutu … 57.14
Te Kuiti … 28.95
Taumarunui and Manunui … 38.75
*New Plymouth and Bell Block … 54.07
Wanganui … 72.39
Palmerston North … 80.74
*Levin … 85.74
Wellington and Ngauranga … 96.60
*Hastings, Napier, and Ahuriri inclusive … 99.12
Masterton … 92.42
Auckland, Newmarket or Penrose
Auckland or Penrose Dargaville … 43.38
Auckland and Penrose *Mt. Maunganui … 47.39
Frankton Palmerston North … 67.39
Penrose Hastings, Napier, or Ahuriri … 67.39
Frankton and Claudelands … 80.74
Rotorua … 96.60
New Plymouth and Bell Block … 83.72
Wanganui … 55.61
Stratford … 46.05
Gisborne … 79.07
Hastings and Ahuriri New Plymouth and Bell Block … 70.72
Hastings Palmerston North … 50.06
Hastings, Napier, and Ahuriri inclusive Blenheim … 57.14
Greymouth … 44.72
Westport … 60.71
Ashburton … 13.95
Timaru … 24.37
Oamaru … 47.39
Dunedin Dunedin … 62.38
Invercargill … 83.74
Alexandra … 43.38
Balclutha … 13.95
Gore … 28.95
Invercargill … 43.38

*May also include goods from or to Otahuhu.

The foregoing rates are at “owner’s risk”.



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