New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 33

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✨ Transport Charges

24 MARCH THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 927

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
0.77	...	718	734	753	769	787	805	823	838	857
0.92	...	802	825	845	849	884	903	923	943	964
1.07	...	905	927	951	973	998	1,021	1,044	1,065	1,090
1.22	...	991	1,020	1,044	1,064	1,095	1,120	1,145	1,171	1,197
1.38	...	1,095	1,124	1,151	1,181	1,211	1,236	1,266	1,293	1,323
1.53	...	1,185	1,217	1,248	1,277	1,308	1,339	1,371	1,404	1,432
1.68	...	1,237	1,273	1,305	1,337	1,371	1,404	1,434	1,466	1,501
1.83	...	1,311	1,346	1,378	1,416	1,450	1,485	1,519	1,555	1,589
1.99	...	1,388	1,424	1,453	1,487	1,524	1,557	1,590	1,625	1,665
2.14	...	1,462	1,500	1,535	1,578	1,617	1,655	1,697	1,735	1,774
2.29	...	1,561	1,604	1,645	1,686	1,732	1,772	1,814	1,857	1,893
2.44	...	1,617	1,657	1,702	1,743	1,793	1,837	1,877	1,923	1,965
2.60	...	1,702	1,753	1,795	1,842	1,892	1,934	1,983	2,027	2,073
Over 2.60	...	1,753	1,796	1,846	1,894	1,945	1,993	2,039	2,090	2,138

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	20 m
0.77	...	943	961	979	997	1,012	1,028	1,048	1,066	1,083	1,102	1,120	1,137	17.49
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	20.08
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	22.99
1.22	...	1,325	1,351	1,375	1,403	1,427	1,452	1,479	1,502	1,528	1,551	1,581	1,604	25.58
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	28.61
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	31.07
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	32.88
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	34.95
1.99	...	1,871	1,908	1,945	1,981	2,016	2,054	2,091	2,126	2,163	2,203	2,244	2,278	37.10
2.14	...	1,969	2,010	2,048	2,087	2,125	2,163	2,203	2,244	2,280	2,323	2,362	2,401	39.24
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	42.25
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	43.87
2.60	...	2,306	2,354	2,400	2,446	2,492	2,539	2,586	2,631	2,680	2,724	2,769	2,819	46.45
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	49.23

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”.

18.5 Tables D, E, F, G and H

	Wellington-Picton	Picton-Wellington
Table D per metre	...	47.00
Table E per metre	...	77.00
Table F per metre	...	123.00
Table G per metre	...	141.00
Table H per metre	...	85.00

The foregoing rates are for carriage at “limited carrier’s risk” and will be reduced by 2 percent where it is required that the vehicle be carried at “owner’s risk”.

18.6 Livestock on vehicles charged at table A or B

18.6.1 Utilities: Livestock loaded on utilities, carrying vehicle at table A rates plus the following rates per calf, fawn, sheep, goat or pig:

From Wellington	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	Per Animal
From Picton	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	$14.42

18.6.2 Trailers: Livestock loaded on approved light trailers towed behind vehicles carried at table A or table B rates shall be charged at the following rates per animal, which charges include the conveyance of the trailer:

	Per Animal	From Wellington	From Picton
Horses	...	...	...
Foals under 6 months of age, accompanying mares	...	...	...
Cattle or deer	...	...	...
Calves and fawns (not exceeding 6 months old):
First animal	...	...	...
Each additional animal	...	...	...
Goats, sheep, and pigs:
First animal	...	...	...
Each additional animal	...	...	...
Empty light livestock trailers	...	...	...

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