New Zealand Gazette – 1931 – No. 85

Page 3221

✨ Railway Freight Classification



Nov. 13.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3221

CLASSIFICATION—continued.

Class.
Fat C
Feathers, in cardboard or strawboard boxes. Owner’s risk. Special goods . . . . . . . . . . See Regulation 55
Feathers, packed, not otherwise specified, not in cardboard boxes. Double rate. Owner’s risk A
Feathers and quills other than feather-trimmings or millinery, packed A
Feed-boxes, gradual, for horses B
Felloes and spokes, wooden, dressed C
Felloes and spokes, wooden, in the rough D
Felspar. Owner’s risk B
Felt B
Fencing, patent (steel, wire, and lathwood). Owner’s risk D
Fencing-posts, concrete. Owner’s risk N
Fencing-droppers, iron, loose C
Fencing-droppers, iron, in bundles D
Fenders and fender-curbs. Owner’s risk A
Ferns, cut for decorating purposes. Owner’s risk D
Ferric alum or sulphate of alumina, for water-purification purposes. Rate and a half E
Fibre, alpinite (insulating-material) C
Fibre, coconut B
Fibre, manila. Owner’s risk B
Fibro-cement, in sheets, packed. Owner’s risk D
Fibrolite, corrugated or plain, packed D
Fibrous plaster, loose, ornamental. (Minimum quantity, 4 tons per four-wheeled wagon, 8 tons per bogie wagon.) Owner’s risk. Special goods C
(All loading, unloading, and packing in wagons to be performed by owners. If handled by the Department, rate and a half will be charged.)
Fibrous plaster, loose, ornamental. (Minimum quantity, 1 ton per four-wheeled wagon.) Owner’s risk. Special goods A
(All loading, unloading, and packing in wagons to be performed by owners. If handled by the Department, rate and a half will be charged.)
Fibrous plaster, ornamental, packed in cases or crates. Owner’s risk. Special goods C
Fibrous plaster, plain, used for inside lining of buildings, loose, not otherwise specified. Owner’s risk. Special goods C
Fibrous plaster, plain, used for inside lining of buildings, packed in cases or crates. Owner’s risk. Special goods D
Fibrous plaster, plain, used for inside lining of buildings, loose. (Minimum quantity, 4 tons per four-wheeled wagon.) Owners to load and unload. Owner’s risk. Special goods D
Field-rollers. Owner’s risk. Special goods D
Files, packed C
Figs, packed B
Films, cinematograph, in metal containers. Owner’s risk. Special goods. Dangerous A
Firearms, packed A
Firebricks and firegrates, made from fireclay or pumice, cement and asbestos, packed D
Firebricks and firegrates, made from fireclay or pumice, cement and asbestos, not otherwise specified. Owner’s risk C
Firebricks, made from fireclay, consigned direct from factory. (Minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment.) Owner’s risk. Rate and a half E
Firebars and bearers, and furnace-doors D
Firebricks, broken, and pieces of old retorts consigned to brickworks for the manufacture of bricks F
Firebricks. Owner’s risk Q
Firebricks, plastic, packed D
Fireclay Q
Fire-escapes, iron. Owner’s risk C
Fire-extinguishers, chemical, charges and refills for. Owner’s risk A
Fire-irons A
Fireplaces for concrete boiler-frames, including doors, frames, and grates, iron. Owner’s risk C
Fireplaces, tiled slabs and grates for, packed. Owner’s risk C
Firewood F
Fireworks, packed. Double rate. Owner’s risk. Dangerous A
Fish-bolts and fish-plates (fastenings for iron rails) N
Fish-cans, empty, for carriage of ova for acclimatization purposes, as returned empties . . . . . . . . . . See Regulation 89
Fish-cans, empty returned, which have been used for the carriage of fish-ova by rail . . . . . . . . . . See Regulation 89
Fish-food for acclimatization societies D
Fish, dried, smoked, or salted, packed. Owner’s risk C
*Fish, whitebait, fresh, packed. Owner’s risk A
*Fish, fresh, not otherwise specified, packed. Minimum quantity, 2 tons per consignment. Half rates. Owner’s risk C
*Fish, fresh, not otherwise specified, under 2 tons, packed. Owner’s risk D
*Fish, frozen or chilled, packed. Owner’s risk D
Fish, loose. Owner’s risk C
Fish, tinned A
Fittings, electric-light, not otherwise specified, packed. Owner’s risk. Special goods A

* The maximum weight of any package containing fresh, frozen, or chilled fish will be 2 cwt. Any package exceeding 2 cwt. will not be accepted for carriage by rail.



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