New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 42

Page 1093

✨ Railway Freight Rate Adjustments

16 APRIL
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
Lyttelton	Christchurch	6.89	88	6.89	88
	Addington	8.10	85	8.10	85
	Ashburton	15.67	73	15.67	73
Dunedin	Oamaru	31.84	53	30.71	73
	Alexandra (Std. Dist. 250 Km)	30.71	73	26.60	67
	Gore	26.60	67	33.36	88
	Invercargill	33.36	68	6.48	89
Bluff	Gore	24.65	62
	Invercargill	6.48	89

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.)

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”.

Wool

Omit	Insert
$2.71	$3.25
$2.79	$3.35
$2.99	$3.59
$4.02	$4.83
$5.11	$6.13
$2.99	$3.59

Motor Vehicles

This section is hereby revoked and the following new section substituted:

Motor Vehicles

Unpacked motorcars or motor lorries will be charged as follows:

From	To	Rate per Vehicle One Car or Lorry Loaded on a Four-wheeled Wagon or Two Cars or Lorries Loaded on a Bogie Wagon*	D.P.C. Code	Std Dist. km
Auckland, Tamaki, Newmarket, Penrose, Otahuhu or Southdown Freight Terminal	New Plymouth	224.36	94	454
	Wellington	286.95	96	687
	Petone	286.95	96	687
	Featherston	337.32	92	678
	Carterton	359.54	90	662
	Masterton	362.46	91	702
Wellington, Petone, Gracefield Porirua, or Ford Motor Co. of New Zealand Ltd’s private siding near Woburn	Okaihau	477.84	92	1014
	Kaikohe	467.80	92	990
	Kawakawa	457.76	92	966
	Whangarei	409.06	93	894
	Dargaville	418.66	93	918
	Maungaturoto	389.86	93	846
	Wellsford	370.66	93	798
	Auckland
	Tamaki
	Newmarket
	Penrose
	Southdown
	Freight	286.95	96	687
	Terminal
	Otahuhu
	Papakura
	Pukekohe
	New Plymouth	206.44	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.

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”.

Miscellaneous (Owner’s Risk)

Omit	Insert
$20.53	$24.63
$26.03	$31.24
$ 8.54	$10.25
$53.14	$63.76
$68.84	$82.61

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🚂 Alterations to the Scales of Charges Upon the New Zealand Government Railways—Amendment No. 36 (continued from previous page)

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Dated13 April 1981
KeywordsRailway Charges, Freight Rates, Petrol, Kerosene, Oil, Tank Wagons, Wool, Motor Vehicles

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