LUGGAGE ON TRAMS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1610, 29 November 1912, Page 6

LUGGAGE ON TRAMS.

' new regulations. TVio following iw regulations regarding the carriage of luggage on tramenrs; were adopted by the City Councillast n „ht. 1 LufKage not exceeding 141b. in yB". which in the opinion of tho conductor, ran be carried on tho lap without inconvenience or annoyance to passengers or officials, and providing it conforms with clause No. 5 of these regulations, to be carried free of charge. . . 0 Personal luggage occupying part of sent, platform, or floor of car. excepting workmen's tools, visible to conductor, <:ollapsible perambulators, or go-carts, to be °W iSge aD> or d, ptrce e i; other . than newspapers or mails, to be allowed on any car unless accompanied by a P^ eD °^„, 4. Conductors may refuse any article which they consider unsuitable or of,an objectionable nature, inside or on the plat form of a car. - ' . 5 Packages of a dangerous or cuonsivs nature, such as explosives,.- ™m«ve liquids, meat or fish, or articles I'able to soil or damage the car, passengers or_ othcials' clothing, such as of oils, paints, sharp-edged metals or tools, must not be accepted for conveyance on passenger cars. , , G. Go-carts, collapsible prams, etc., to be ■ carried on rear platforms/ Conductors may refuse to carry more than two. , 7. In the event of passengers refusing to pay the luggage fee for luggage placed on the platforms of cars, conductors' may after notifying the owner remove luggage at a stopping place. j 8. Passengers holding luggage tickets may 1m permitted to transfer luggage at ] junctions without additional charge. J j i } ( ' ( i i