New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 224

Page 5499

✨ Railways Charges Amendment

5 DECEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 5499

Clause 24.4 Delivery

In the first line after the words: “Consigned to the following” omit the word “designations” and substitute “destinations”.

In the second line after the words; “charge of,” omit the amount of “60 cents” and substitute “70 cents”.

Omit the list of destinations, including the headings North Island and South Island and substitute:

North Island

Auckland
Bulls
Cambridge
Carterton
Dannevirke
Dargaville
Edgecumbe
Eltham
Featherston
Feilding
Foxton
Gisborne
Greytown
Hamilton
Hastings
Hawera
Henderson
Huntly
Inglewood
Kaikohe

Kaitaia
Kaikati
Kawerau
Kerikeri
Levin
Lower Hutt
Martinborough
Marton
Masterton
Matamata
Morrisville
Mt. Maunganui
Napier
New Plymouth
Ngaruawahia
Ohaekune
Opotiki
Otahuhu
Otaki
Otorohanga
Paeroa

Pahiatua
Pahia
Palmerston North
Pakuranga
Patca
Petone
Porirua
Putaruru
Raetihi
Rotarua
Stratford
Taihape
Taumarunui
Taupo
Tauranga
Te Aroha
Te Awamutu
Te Kuiti
Te Puke
Thames
Tokoroa

Turangi
Upper Hutt
Waihi
Waipukurau
Waipawa
Wairoa
Waitangi
Wanganui
Wellington
Whakatane
Whangarei
Whangaville
Woodville

South Island

Alexandra
Ashburton
Balclutha
Blenheim
Christchurch
Cromwell
Dunedin
Gore
Greymouth
Hokitika
Invercargill
Kaikoura
Milton
Mosgiel

Nelson
Oamaru
Palmerston
Picton
Queenstown
Rangiora
Roxburgh
Te Anau
Timaru
Waimate
Wanaka
Washdyke
Westport
Wyndham

Clause 24.4.1 Depot to door

In the second line after the words; “charge of,” omit the amount of “60 cents” and substitute “70 cents”.

27. LIBRARY BOOKS

Clause 27.1 Charges

In the second line after the words; “minimum charge of,” omit the amount of “$1.10” and substitute “$1.30”.

28. HOMING PIGEONS

Clause 28.1 Homing Pigeons to be Liberated

Omit the table of charges and substitute:

Kilometres	Cents per kilogram
0–99	56
100–199	69
200–299	75
300–399	81
400–499	87
500–599	93
600–699	99
700–799	104
800–899	110
900–999	116

In the first line of the last paragraph, after the words; “additional charge of,” omit the amount of “10 cents” and substitute “30 cents”.

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🚂 Amendment to New Zealand Railways Corporation General Scale of Charges (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated4 December 1985
KeywordsRailways, Charges, Amendment, Delivery, Depot to Door, Library Books, Homing Pigeons

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