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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 33, 8 February 1930, Page 16

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GOODS BY RAIL. CHEAPER FREIGHT RATES FROM Auckland and Newmarket TO Otahuhu, Te Awamutu, Cambridge and Intermediate Stations. Does your business involve the despatch, receipt or interchange of goods between town and country? If so, the question of quick, efficient, and economical transport is of vital importance to its success. Speed and efficiency are keynotes of the specialised railway freight service. Examine carefully the new rates at which the railway -• will carry • certain classes of goods—they spell E-C-O-N-O-M-Y! FROM: Auckland or old rate. Newmarket— » IQhe,t claSB, cim« "d." Highest To Ngaruawahia . . 35/- 35/- 58/1 *To Frankton . , 45/- . 34/5 g3/„ *To Hamilton 45/- 34/8 63/To Cambridge «•* 45 /- 37/4 69/5 To Te Awamutu .. 50/- 37/1 69/1 •Carer* delivery of certain classes of traffic. (Corresponding reductions to Otahuhu, Te Awamutu, Cambridge, and Intermediate Stations, including Waiuku Branch). 'A further conation is prodded for the benefit of clients who send and receive all their goods by rail. In such cases any commodity which is now carried at less than the new rate will be charged the cheaps r rate. In all other cases the Class "D" rate will be the rate charged. To gain the combined advantage of securing reductions in rates on the higher rated commodities, and avoiding increased charges for the conveyance of lower-rated commodities —bend all your goods by raiL