German Railways And Traders
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To ^m. Per ton.
For collection from town to station yn. Per ton.
For unwieldy goods the charges are : $m. To izm. Per ton.
The Cartage prices do not include the taking of goods up or down stairs.
Unwieldy wares include all goods which, in accordance with the regulations of the " Verkehrsordnung " are so designated, as well as basket and cane materials, busts, unpacked sewing machines, new furni- ture (packed and unpacked), straw hats, artificial flowers, perambulators, carriages, bicycles, etc....
Goods which weigh over 500 kilos per piece are subject to special arrangements, and cannot be conveyed under the general tariff.
For traffic by express goods trains, a higher charge is made, varying in the case of : i to 50 kg. From $opf. To 6opf. 51 to 100 kg. From ^opf. To Sopf.
and proceeding upwards at the rate of about $opf. Per 50 kg. For un- wieldy articles by express train there is an additional charge of 50 per cent.
In the case of large traders they either perform their own carting or have their own particular firm of Spediteur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To ^m. Per ton.
For collection from town to station yn. Per ton.
For unwieldy goods the charges are : $m. To izm. Per ton.
The Cartage prices do not include the taking of goods up or down stairs.
Unwieldy wares include all goods which, in accordance with the regulations of the " Verkehrsordnung " are so designated, as well as basket and cane materials, busts, unpacked sewing machines, new furni- ture (packed and unpacked), straw hats, artificial flowers, perambulators, carriages, bicycles, etc....
Goods which weigh over 500 kilos per piece are subject to special arrangements, and cannot be conveyed under the general tariff.
For traffic by express goods trains, a higher charge is made, varying in the case of : i to 50 kg. From $opf. To 6opf. 51 to 100 kg. From ^opf. To Sopf.
and proceeding upwards at the rate of about $opf. Per 50 kg. For un- wieldy articles by express train there is an additional charge of 50 per cent.
In the case of large traders they either perform their own carting or have their own particular firm of Spediteur.
What to read after German Railways And Traders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pratt, Edwin A., 1854-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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