New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 15

Page 461

✨ Transport Regulations

16 FEBRUARY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
461

Parcels Traffic, Conditions of Carriage and Classification, Baggage, Parcels, etc.:

Insert the following:

Electric tools and appliances, fragile or requiring special care or handling. Weight or measurement at parcels rates plus 50 percent.

Electric tools and appliances. N.O.S. Parcels rates.

Radios, television sets and other electronic equipment. Weight or measurement at parcels rates plus 50 percent.

Parcels Rates

Paragraph 1. (a) Omit this paragraph and substitute:

Parcels Rates
Except where otherwise provided, parcels conveyed within or between the zones specified in paragraph 2 hereof will be charged as follows:

(a) Rates

WEIGHT OR CUBIC MEASUREMENT NOT EXCEEDING

Rate Key	kg: or m³:	5 0.025	10 0.05	15 0.075	20 0.10	25 0.15	0.20	0.30
A ...	...	1.70	2.40	2.90	3.10	3.20	5.80	6.60
B ...	...	2.00	3.10	4.00	5.10	5.90	9.10	12.00
C ...	...	2.10	3.70	5.20	6.60	8.20	12.80	16.10
D ...	...	3.90	5.10	5.90	7.50	8.90	14.50	17.70
E ...	...	4.40	6.40	9.00	11.30	13.30	19.70	26.60
F ...	...	5.20	7.10	9.70	12.00	14.10	22.80	28.30
G ...	...	5.80	8.20	11.30	13.90	16.70	25.50	33.40
H ...	...	5.90	9.10	12.10	16.10	19.90	30.60	39.90

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”.

Paragraph 4 ... ... ... ... ... $1.00 $1.20
Paragraph 5 ... ... ... ... ... 62c 70c
84c $1.00

Fresh Fruit, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh Mushrooms and Nuts

Paragraph 5 ... ... ... ... ... $1.00 $1.20

Library Exchanges

Paragraph 1 ... ... ... ... ... 72c 80c

Homing Pigeons

Insert the following new paragraph:

INTER-ISLAND CONSIGNMENTS—The rail/air or rail/ferry charges for empty returns conveyed inter-island are to be added to the charges for the outward journey.
Dogs

Paragraph 2 ... ... ... ... ... $2.10 $2.40

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🚂 Amendments to Parcels Traffic and Classification

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsParcels, Traffic, Classification, Electric Tools, Radios, Television Sets, Rates

🚂 Amendments to Parcels Rates

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsParcels, Rates, Weight, Measurement, Zones

🚂 Amendments to Fresh Fruit, Vegetables, Mushrooms, and Nuts Rates

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsFresh Fruit, Vegetables, Mushrooms, Nuts, Rates

🚂 Amendments to Library Exchanges Rates

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsLibrary Exchanges, Rates

🚂 Amendments to Homing Pigeons Regulations

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsHoming Pigeons, Inter-Island Consignments, Charges

🚂 Amendments to Dogs Transportation Rates

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsDogs, Transportation, Rates

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