✨ Railway Freight Classification
Oct. 16.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1875
GOODS, PARCELS, LIVE-STOCK, AND LUGGAGE.
CLASSIFICATION—continued.
| Goods | Class |
|---|---|
| Currants, packed | A |
| Curry Powder, packed | A |
| Cutlery, packed | A |
| Cylinders, Bridge, in pieces. Owners' risk. Special goods | D |
| Dairy Produce, not otherwise specified | B |
| Daisy Carts, in pieces, packed in three packages, total weight of each cart | |
| not to exceed 2cwt. Double rate. Owners’ risk | A |
| Dates, packed | A |
| Demijohns, glass, in wickerwork. Owners' risk | B |
| Demijohns, glass, without wickerwork. Rate and a half. Owners’ risk | B |
| Demijohns, earthenware. Owners' risk | D |
| Dholl, packed | E |
| Disinfectants, packed | B |
| Documents, valuable. Double rate. Owners' risk. Special goods | As parcels, see Part II. |
| Dogs. Special goods. Owners' risk | See Part II. |
| Door-fittings. Owners' risk | B |
| Doors, wooden. Owners' risk | C |
| Doors, glass. Owners' risk | A |
| Doors, glass, packed. Owners' risk | C |
| Drapery, packed. Owners' risk | A |
| Drays, either set up or in pieces | See Part III. |
| Dray-shafts and wheels | B |
| Drays, in pieces, unpainted, and in the rough. Minimum, 1 ton per truck | C |
| Dress-stands. Rate and a quarter | As parcels, see Part II. |
| Driets, packed | A |
| Drugs, packed. Owners' risk | A |
| Duck, in bolts or bales | B |
| Dyes, packed | A |
| Dyewoods, not otherwise specified | C |
| Dynamite. Double rate. Owners' risk. Dangerous | A |
| Earth-closets | A |
| Earthenware, packed, not otherwise specified. Owners' risk | C |
| Earthenware, native, packed, consigned direct from local factories, in lots | |
| of not less than 20cwt., half-rate Class B. Any less quantity will be | |
| charged as such minimum or at the classified rates for Class D. | |
| Eggs, only when safely packed. Owners' risk | B |
| Empties, cases, for carriage of fruit | See Part III. |
| Empties, returned, not otherwise specified | See Part III. |
| Empties, returned fruit and vegetable packages | Free |
| Empties, casks, cases, kegs, jars, tins, tubs, and crates, not “returned | |
| empties,” but to be reconsigend over the railway full | |
| As returned empties, see Part III. | |
| Empties, not “returned empties,” not otherwise specified | A |
| Encaustic Tiles | C |
| Engines, Locomotive, running on their own wheels. Owners' risk. Special | See Part III. |
| goods | |
| Engines, Portable and Traction. Owners' risk. Special goods | B |
| Engravings, loose. Double rate. Owners' risk. Special goods | A |
| Engravings, in cases. Rate and a quarter. Owners' risk. Special goods | A |
| Explosive Materials, not otherwise specified (excepting lithofracteur, nitro- | |
| glycerine, dualine, glyoxiline, methylic nitrate, gloutine oil, gun-cotton, | |
| pyrolithe, metallic sodium, which will not be carried). Double rate. | |
| Owners' risk. Dangerous | A |
| Express wagons, either set up or in pieces | See Part III. |
| Express wagons in pieces, unpainted, and in the rough. Minimum, 1 ton | |
| per truck | C |
| Express-shafts and -wheels | B |
| Fancy Goods, packed. Rate and a quarter. Owners' risk | A |
| Fascines. Owners' risk | F |
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NZ Gazette 1897, No 89
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