New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 61

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✨ Freight Rates and Charges

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 61

GOODS

(a) Rates per tonne:

Km Not Exceeding	C and D Per Tonne $	E Plus 25% Per Tonne $	E Plus 50% Per Tonne $	Km Not Exceeding	C and D Per Tonne $	E Plus 25% Per Tonne $	E Plus 50% Per Tonne $
65 ...	20.45	12.83	15.39	101...	24.42	15.60	18.72
68 ...	20.79	13.06	15.68	104...	24.75	15.84	19.01
71 ...	21.12	13.29	15.95	107...	25.08	16.06	19.28
74 ...	21.45	13.53	16.23	110...	25.41	16.30	19.56
77 ...	21.77	13.75	16.50	114...	25.96	16.66	20.00
80 ...	22.10	13.99	16.79	122...	26.83	17.26	20.72
83 ...	22.44	14.21	17.06	130...	27.69	17.86	21.44
86 ...	22.77	14.45	17.34	138...	28.56	18.46	22.16
89 ...	23.10	14.68	17.61	146...	29.43	19.06	22.88
92 ...	23.43	14.91	17.90	154...	30.67	20.03	24.03
95 ...	23.76	15.14	18.17	162...	32.31	20.99	25.19
98 ...	24.08	15.38	18.45	170...	33.75	21.95	26.34

(b) Small lots:

Kilometres Not Exceeding	Class of Goods	Weight Not Exceeding	15 kg $	25 kg $	40 kg $	50 kg $	75 kg $	100 kg $	125 kg $	150 kg $	175 kg $	200 kg $	225 kg $
65 ...	C and D	1.15	1.40	1.85	2.25	3.20	4.10	4.85	5.65	6.40	7.15	7.95	8.50
	E + 25%	1.05	1.35	1.65	2.15	2.85	3.40	3.85	4.50	5.25	6.10	6.95
98 ...	C and D	1.15	1.40	1.85	2.25	3.20	4.10	4.85	5.65	6.40	7.15	7.95	8.50
	E + 25%	1.15	1.40	1.85	2.25	3.20	4.10	4.85	5.65	6.40	7.15	7.95	8.50
146 ...	C and D	1.35	1.65	2.15	2.70	3.80	4.80	5.70	6.60	7.55	8.45	9.35	10.05
	E + 25%	1.35	1.65	2.15	2.70	3.80	4.80	5.70	6.60	7.55	8.45	9.35	10.05

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”.

Goods of Classes A and B consigned between the stations specified in paragraph 1 hereof will be charged as follows:

Class A ... ... ... ... ... at Class C rate plus 100%
Class B ... ... ... ... ... at Class C rate plus 50%
Consignments railed from stations Wellington–Palmerston North inclusive to South Island stations or vice versa are to be charged in accordance with paragraph 2 hereof for the North Island portion of the journey.

Rating:

SMALL LOTS TRAFFIC MUST BE MANUALLY RATED

Machine Rating may be used as follows:

Classes C & D—Rate Code 08 for consignments in excess of 400 kg.
Class E + 25—Rate Code 17 for consignments in excess of 620 kg.
Class E + 50—Rate Code 18 for consignments in excess of 520 kg.

Castlecliff Branch

Consignments in wagon lots (subject to a minimum of 2.5 tonnes as for a private siding) will be accepted for transit to and from the public siding at Castlecliff. Freight charges will be computed on Wanganui distance plus 6 kilometres.

Haulage Charges: Ahuriri-Napier Port Line
Local Traffic—Local traffic hauled between the following points will be charged under the provisions of section 97, paragraph 3, General Scale of Charges:

Ahuriri and Napier Port.
Napier Port and private sidings between Ahuriri and Napier Port.
Ahuriri and private sidings between Ahuriri and Napier Port.
Goods Traffic Between Wellington and Masterton and Intermediate Stations
Rate per Tonne—Goods of Classes A, B, and C consigned between Wellington and Masterton and intermediate stations will be charged as under:

Class A—at Class D plus 100 percent.
Class B—at Class D plus 50 percent.
Class C—at Class D.
Small Lots—Small lots of goods classified as classes A, B, C, and D will be charged at the No. 1 zone rates as per section 71, General Scale of Charges.
Consignments railed from stations Wellington-Masterton inclusive to South Island stations or vice versa are to be charged in accordance with paragraph (1) or (2) for the North Island portion of the journey.

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