Railway Goods Classification




Oct. 24.]
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
1361

PART VII.—CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS.

All goods carried on the railways will be charged under the class specified in this
classification.
If any goods are required to be carried which are not mentioned in this classifica-
tion they shall be carried as Class A until the Minister shall determine in what
class they shall be charged.
If any package contains any of the goods specified in this list as "dangerous,"
the nature of the contents must be marked on the package, or written notice thereof
given to the officer in charge of the station. Any person neglecting to do so is
guilty of misdemeanour. The Railway Department is not bound to carry any such
goods on the railways.
Where goods are specified as "special," they will be carried as of the value
stated on the consignment note, upon payment of the additional charge stated in
Part VI.—Special Goods.
Where goods are described as "packed," it is intended that they will only be
carried if properly packed in cases, casks, bags, crates, or otherwise, in the manner
in which such goods are usually packed in the trade, and that they will not be
carried loose or in bulk.

Acids, packed. Double rate. At owners' risk. Dangerous ... CLASS. A
Acid, tartaric, packed ... A
Ale ... As beer
Almonds, packed ... A
Alum, packed ... C
American Woodenware, buckets, tubs, &c. ... A
Ammunition. Double rate. At owners' risk. Dangerous ... D
Anchors and Chain Cables ... A
Animals, living, not otherwise specified. In crates or cases. At owners' risk ... A
Antimony, smelted ... C
Antimony ore ... N
Anvils ... D
Apparatus, distillery. Double rate. At owners' risk ... A
Arrowroot, packed ... A
Arsenic, packed ... A
Asphalt ... D
Axles ... O

Bacon, loose ... A
Bacon, packed ... C
Ballast, ships' ... O
Bags, paper ... A
Bank Notes. Special goods ... As parcels, see Part II.
Banners, packed. If loose, at owners' risk ... A
Bark, packed (in bags) ... A
Bark, loose ... E
Barley, grain, in bags ... A
Barley, pearl, packed ... B
Basils, in bales ... C
Baskets and Basketware ... A
Baths, plunge or shower. If loose, at owners' risk ... A
Baths, wood, lined with zinc or tin ... A
Beans, imported, packed ... A
Beans, colonial produce, whole or crushed ... B
Beds and Bedding, packed. If loose, rate and a half, at owners' risk. Special goods ... E
Bedsteads, packed ... A
Beef, salt, packed ... B
Beehives ... C
Beer, bottled, packed. At owners' risk ... A
Beer, in bulk ... B
Beeswax ... C
Bellows. At owners' risk ... A
Bells of all kinds. At owners' risk ... B
Belting, leather or rubber. At owners' risk ... A
Benzole, packed. Double rate. At owners' risk. Dangerous ... A
Berries, Juniper, packed ... A
Bicycles, packed. At owners' risk ... A
Bicycles, loose. At owners' risk ... As parcels, see Part II.
Bills of Exchange and other Securities. Special goods ... As parcels, see Part II.
Birds in cages. Parcels. ... ...
Biscuits, in bags and casks ... A
Biscuits, in tins and cases. At owners' risk ... C
Bitters, packed. At owners' risk ... A
Blacking, packed ... B
Blacklead, packed ... B
Blades, scythe, in bundles ... A
Blinds, Venetian, packed. If in bundles, at owners' risk ... A
Blocks, concrete ... P
Bluestone, packed ... B
Blue, washing, packed ... A
Boats. Minimum charge as for 1 ton. At owners' risk ... B
Boilers and Shell Flues, copper or iron, kitchen, washing, or other open. At owners' risk ... A
Bodies, Shafts and Wheels, dray. Minimum charge as for 1 ton each consignment ... C
Bolts and Nuts, packed ... O
Bone-dust, packed ... E
" in small lots ... D
Bones ... N



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🚂 Continuation of Railway Goods Classification Schedule (Part VII) (continued from previous page)

🚂 Transport & Communications
24 October 1881
Freight classification, Goods schedule, Dangerous goods, Railway tariffs, Cargo classes, Special goods