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✨ Freight Classification

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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GOODS, LIVE-STOCK, PARCELS, AND LUGGAGE

CLASSIFICATION—continued

Chairs, as under—
Bath
Cane, sea-grass, or wicker. Owner's risk
Canvas-wooden, or deck, folded, not consigned to or from a camp with other
camp equipment. If unpacked, owner's risk
Push, folding, loose
Push, folding, packed in cases, crates, matting, heavy packing paper, or in
straw covered with hessian
Stepladder chairs
“Chair-o-planes”
Chalk, unprepared
Char (a coal product)
Charcoal, not otherwise specified, crushed or uncrushed
Charcoal, certified for use as poultry grit
Chassis, caravan
Chassis, motor, in cases or crates. Minimum load, 15 cwt. per four-wheeled wagon
n.o.s., 1 ton per Lo or Mc wagon
Chassis, motor, unpacked
Cheese, fancy or processed, in jars, tins, or cartons, packed in boxes or cases
Cheese, ordinary, loose or in crates or packed in tins
Cheese-bandages or caps, packed
Cheese-colour, packed
Chemical closets (a type of lavatory pan and fittings)
Chicory-roots
Chimneys, concrete, in pieces, and chimney bases
Chimneys, galvanized- or sheet-iron
Chimney liners (brickware)
China-clay
China, packed
Chlorate of potash (not to be loaded in same wagon as oil of myrbane)
Chlorate of sodium. Owner's risk. Dangerous
Chloride of ammonia, packed, for use in freezing-works
Chloride of calcium, packed, not otherwise specified
Chloride of calcium, packed in paper bags
(If packed in paper bags, all loading and unloading (except from ship to
railway wagon) to be performed by owners. Any handling performed by
the Department (except from ship to railway wagon) will be under special
arrangement.)
Chloride of sulphur. Owner's risk. Dangerous
Chocolate, packed
Churns, not otherwise specified
Churns used in dairy factories
Cider, bottled, packed, or in jars or bulk, not otherwise specified
Cider, bottled, packed, in jars or bulk, manufactured from fresh fruit grown in
New Zealand
Cinders
Cinematograph films in metal containers. Owner's risk. Dangerous
Circuses
Cisterns, lavatory—
Copper
Wooden, lead lined
Wooden, metal lined, not otherwise specified
Clay—
Not otherwise specified
Bentonite, crude
Bentonite, refined
China
Clips or seals for fastening hoop-steel strappings
Clocks, packed
Clod-crushers
Closets, chemical (a type of lavatory pan and fittings)
Clothes-pegs, wooden, packed
Clothes-props, dressed timber
Clothes-props, undressed timber
Coal, imported
Class.
C. Double rate
C. Double rate
C plus 50%
C. Double rate
C
As furniture
As riding devices
See Regulation 79
See Regulation 78
See Regulation 77
See Caravan chassis
C plus 50%
See Regulation 83
C
D
D
C plus 50%
E
D
C plus 50%
See Regulation 77
See Regulation 77
C plus 20%
C
D
D
D
C. Double rate
As confectionery
C plus 50%
C
D
See Regulation 79
C
See Regulation 112
See Regulation 95
C plus 50%
C
C plus 50%
See Regulation 79
See Regulation 79
See Regulation 78
See Regulation 77
D
C plus 20%
See Implements
C plus 50%
D
D
See Regulation 73
See Regulation 77

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