Western Australian Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
All goods landed from
or shipped into any vessel shall, except where otherwise provided, pay
wharfage dues, handling and haulage charges, as prescribed from time to time.
Such wharfage dues, handling and haulage charges shall, except where otherwise
provided, be levied on the measurement or weight (at the option of the
Wharfinger or Officer in Charge) of the goods as declared on the ship’s
manifest.
Cargo for transhipment
if landed on jetty shall pay full wharfage dues one way only, but if passed
overside from one vessel to another for conveyance to destination, or
temporarily, the wharfage dues shall be 1s. per ton; in both cases handling
and haulage charges shall be payable as per rates shown for other cargo,
according to the services rendered in each case.
Inward cargo shall not
for any purpose whatever be deemed to be in the custody of the Wharfinger or
Officer in Charge until the sling is released from the ship’s crane or
hoisting hook, or deposited on the wharf or conveyance provided by the
Wharfinger or Officer in Charge to receive the same.
Outward cargo shall be
deemed to be in the custody of the ship when the ship’s crane, or
hoisting hook, is inserted in the sling.
[ 5-31. Repealed by Gazette 2 May 1941
p.568.]