S.I. No. 63/1977 - Harbour Rates (Waterford Port and Harbour) Order, 1977.

1. (1) This Order may be cited as the Harbour Rates (Waterford Port and Harbour) Order, 1977.

(2) This Order shall come into operation on the 7th day of March, 1977.

2. The Waterford Harbour Act, 1919, shall be construed and have effect as if, for the matter contained in the Schedule to that Act (inserted by the Harbour Rates (Waterford Port and Harbour) Order, 1974 (

S.I. No. 374 of 1974

)), there were substituted the matter contained in the Schedule to this Order.

3. The Schedule to the Harbour Rates (Waterford Harbour) Order, 1954 (

S.I. No. 224 of 1954

) (inserted by the Harbour Rates (Waterford Port and Harbour) Order, 1972 (

S.I. No. 149 of 1972

)), is hereby amended by—

(

a

) The substitution in the third column of that Schedule at reference number 1 for "17.5p", "22.5p" and "25p" (inserted by the Harbour Rates (Waterford Port and Harbour) Order, 1975 (

S.I. No. 329 of 1975

)), of "21p", "27p" and "30p", respectively,

and

(

b

) the substitution in the third column of that Schedule at reference number 5 for "3p" (inserted by the Harbour Rates (Waterford Port and Harbour) Order, 1975), of "3.6p".

SCHEDULE

RATES ON GOODS CHARGEABLE ON GROSS WEIGHT, INCLUDING PACKAGES

Article

Unit of Quantity

Rate per metric tonne, except where specified

£ p

Acid

Tonne

28·28

Alcohol, wine etc.

"

76·78

Animals

Each

Cattle

"

53·38

Dogs

"

53·38

Donkeys

"

53·38

Horses

"

78·02

Pigs

"

28·74

Sheep

"

28·74

Wild

"

78·02

Asbestos

Tonne

24·24

Asphalt

"

32·32

Bags and Bagging

"

52·52

Biscuits

"

76·78

Bitumen

"

32·32

Borax

"

52·52

Bottles

"

52·52

Boxes, empty

"

52·52

Buckets

"

68·70

Butter

"

68·70

Calcium chloride

"

12·12

Carpets

"

1·01

Cars

Each

2·87

Cardboard

Tonne

52·52

Chipboard

"

52·52

Cement

"

12·12

Chalk

"

16·16

Cheese

"

68·70

Chocolates

"

76·78

Choclate crumb

"

76·78

Cider

"

36·36

Coal and dust

"

16·16

Cocoa

"

76·78

Coffee

"

76·78

Combine harvester

Each

3·28

Copper

Tonne

76·78

Cornflour

"

76·78

Cotton wool

"

60·61

Disinfectant

"

36·36

Drugs and chemicals (other)

"

1·01

Dust

"

12·12

Dyestuffs

"

52·52

Earthenware

"

Pipes

"

24·24

Tiles, etc

"

36·36

Electrical goods

"

1·01

Feeding stuffs

"

24·24

Felt

"

36·36

Fertilisers

"

24·24

Firebricks and clay

"

36·36

Fish, dried

"

44·45

Fish, fresh

"

44·45

Salmon and preserves

"

76·78

Fish meal

"

24·24

Founders dust

"

12·12

Fruit

Dried

"

60·61

Fresh

"

60·61

Juice

Tonne

60·61

Pulp

"

60·61

Furniture

"

1·01

Gannister

"

12·12

Glasscloth

"

52·52

Glassware

"

76·78

Glue (see Resin)

"

Grain

"

Feeding stuffs

"

24·24

Greaves

"

24·24

Grease

"

24·24

Hair

"

76·78

Hardware

"

1·01

Hides

"

24·24

Honey

"

52·52

Hops

"

1·01

Ink

"

52·52

Iron, pig & scrap

"

12·12

Iron, manufactured

"

28·28

Jute

"

28·28

Lead

"

36·36

Lead ash

"

16·16

Leather

"

76·78

Leather dressing

"

40·40

Leather scrap

"

76·78

Leather waste

"

28·28

Linerboard

"

24·24

Linoleum

"

1·01

Machinery

"

60·61

Meal (see grain)

"

24·24

Meat (all classes)

"

60·61

Milk

"

Condensed

"

52·52

Powder

"

52·52

Millboard

"

1·01

Millinery

"

1·01

Oil, except Bunker C

"

36·36

Bunker C

"

28·28

Oilcloth

"

76·78

Paint

"

36·36

Paper

"

36·36

Paper, waste

"

16·16

Peatmoss

"

24·24

Piece goods (Textile)

"

1·01

Plants

"

1·01

Polythene

"

76·78

Potatoes

"

20·20

Rags

"

24·24

Resin/starch

"

24·24

Rice

"

24·24

Ropes

"

32·32

Rubber solution

"

36·36

Rubber goods

"

76·78

Salt

"

16·16

Sand

"

16·16

Soda

"

24·24

Steel manufacture

"

28·28

Sugar

"

32·33

Sundries

"

1·01

Tallow

"

36·36

Tanning extract

"

40·40

Tea

"

76·78

Timber (see Wood)

"

Tinplate

"

36·36

Wood

50 cu. ft.

£ p

(or tonne)

32·33

Tonne

Wood Pulp

"

20·20

Plywood

"

52·52

Wool

"

52·52

Yarns

"

52·52

Containers or flats carrying any kind of

Floor space

2·926

goods

20' x 8' and

Import or Export

pro rata

GIVEN under my Official Seal, this 28th day of February, 1977.

TOM FITZPATRICK,

Minister for Transport and

Power.

EXPLANATORY NOTE.

The effect of this Order is to authorise the Waterford Harbour Commissioners to charge revised maximum tonnage, goods and local lights rates at the Port of Waterford.

S.I. No. 63 of 1977.

HARBOUR RATES (WATERFORD PORT AND HARBOUR) ORDER, 1977.

I, TOM FITZPATRICK, Minister for Transport and Power, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by

section 104

of the

Harbours Act, 1946

(No. 9 of 1946), and the Transport, Fuel and Power (Transfer of Departmental Administration and Ministerial Functions) Order, 1959 (

S.I. No. 125 of 1959

), and after due compliance with section 106 of that Act, hereby order as follows