New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 15

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✨ Transport Rates and Regulations

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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	14.4	14.7	15.0	15.4	15.7	16.0	16.3
0.77	...	713	734	753	769	787	805	823	838	857	873	889	926
0.92	...	802	825	845	849	884	903	923	943	964	984	1,004	1,025
1.07	...	905	927	951	973	998	1,021	1,044	1,065	1,090	1,112	1,136	1,160
1.22	...	991	1,020	1,044	1,066	1,095	1,120	1,145	1,171	1,197	1,221	1,249	1,273
1.38	...	1,095	1,124	1,151	1,181	1,211	1,236	1,266	1,293	1,323	1,352	1,378	1,408
1.53	...	1,185	1,217	1,248	1,277	1,308	1,339	1,371	1,404	1,432	1,464	1,494	1,527
1.68	...	1,237	1,273	1,305	1,337	1,371	1,404	1,434	1,466	1,501	1,533	1,567	1,602
1.83	...	1,311	1,346	1,378	1,416	1,450	1,485	1,519	1,555	1,589	1,624	1,657	1,695
1.99	...	1,388	1,424	1,463	1,500	1,533	1,571	1,609	1,645	1,685	1,722	1,758	1,795
2.14	...	1,462	1,500	1,535	1,578	1,617	1,655	1,697	1,735	1,774	1,812	1,854	1,893
2.29	...	1,561	1,604	1,645	1,686	1,732	1,772	1,814	1,857	1,899	1,942	1,983	2,026
2.44	...	1,617	1,657	1,702	1,745	1,793	1,837	1,877	1,923	1,965	2,010	2,054	2,098
2.60	...	1,702	1,753	1,795	1,842	1,892	1,934	1,983	2,027	2,073	2,122	2,167	2,214
Over 2.60	...	1,753	1,796	1,846	1,894	1,945	1,993	2,039	2,090	2,138	2,186	2,233	2,280

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):
	16.6	16.9	17.2	17.5	17.8	18.2	18.5	18.8	19.1	19.4	19.7	20.0	For Each 300 mm or Part Thereof Over 20 m
0.77	...	943	961	979	997	1,012	1,028	1,048	1,066	1,083	1,102	1,120	1,137
0.92	...	1,063	1,083	1,105	1,125	1,142	1,164	1,185	1,203	1,222	1,244	1,266	1,287
1.07	...	1,203	1,228	1,250	1,273	1,295	1,319	1,340	1,366	1,388	1,409	1,432	1,456
1.22	...	1,325	1,351	1,375	1,403	1,432	1,452	1,479	1,502	1,528	1,555	1,581	1,604
1.38	...	1,465	1,493	1,523	1,550	1,581	1,610	1,639	1,666	1,695	1,723	1,754	1,780
1.53	...	1,586	1,619	1,649	1,682	1,715	1,743	1,774	1,804	1,838	1,869	1,898	1,931
1.68	...	1,666	1,699	1,732	1,761	1,796	1,830	1,862	1,895	1,930	1,963	1,994	2,026
1.83	...	1,766	1,800	1,837	1,871	1,907	1,939	1,976	2,010	2,046	2,079	2,113	2,149
1.99	...	1,871	1,908	1,945	1,981	2,016	2,054	2,091	2,126	2,165	2,203	2,244	2,278
2.14	...	1,969	2,010	2,048	2,087	2,125	2,165	2,203	2,244	2,280	2,323	2,362	2,401
2.29	...	2,109	2,152	2,197	2,237	2,278	2,323	2,362	2,406	2,448	2,491	2,532	2,573
2.44	...	2,186	2,229	2,276	2,316	2,361	2,404	2,448	2,492	2,538	2,581	2,625	2,667
2.60	...	2,306	2,354	2,400	2,446	2,492	2,539	2,585	2,631	2,680	2,724	2,769	2,819
Over 2.60	...	2,377	2,430	2,476	2,525	2,571	2,622	2,669	2,717	2,767	2,815	2,862	2,910

†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”.

Cancellation of Space Reserved for Road Vehicles

Paragraph 4 (b) (ii). Omit this subparagraph and substitute:
(ii) Presented for cancellation less than 30 minutes prior to departure time shown on original ticket (or waybill) and up to 3 months after date of travel (for which the original ticket (or waybill) was issued), will be dealt with as follows:
Re-issue: The ticket (or waybill) will be available for re-issue for travel on a subsequent sailing subject to a payment of a further 25 percent of the amount paid.
Refund: A refund of amount paid less 50 percent.

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