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✨ Freight Classification

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

[No. 26

GOODS, LIVE-STOCK, PARCELS, AND LUGGAGE

CLASSIFICATION—continued

Class.
Covers used for motor-cars forwarded by rail, returned ..See Regulation 83
Covers used for pelts forwarded by rail, returned . .
Cowbails, metal, in sections (Minimum charge as for 7½ cwt. per consignment) ..
Crackers. Owner's risk. Dangerous
Cream
Cream, ice- or Devonshire, packed
Cream, preserved, packed, not otherwise specified
Cream, preserved, packed, consigned direct by rail from factories. Minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment
Cream, synthetic
Creosote, not otherwise specified
Creosote, consigned direct from factory. Minimum quantity, 5 tons per consignment
Crockery
Crockery, broken
Cross-arms for telegraph, telephone, and electric-line poles
Cross banding, pinus, packed, for the manufacture of plywood
Crowbars
Cultivators, other than motor
Cultivators, motor
Cupboards, wooden--

Assembled
Unassembled
Curd, casein, packed
Cushions
Cyanamide fertilizer
Cyanide of calcium, for bona fide use as a rabbit exterminator. Dangerous
Cylinders, bridge, in pieces
Cylinders, empty, for hot-water supply. Charges will be computed as for “ Tanks, copper, steel, or iron, not otherwise specified.” Cylinders fitted with water-heating appliances will be charged as “ Heaters, water (gas or electric).”
Cylinders, gas, empty, not otherwise specified
Cylinders, gas, empty, returned

Free
C. Double rate
C. Double rate
..See Regulation 57
D
C
D
C
D
.. See Earthenware or China
E plus 50%
K
D
D
See Implements
See Tractors
As furniture
C
D
C plus 50%
..See Regulation 86
D
D
C
..See Regulation 88

Daggins, sheep
Daisy carts, in pieces, packed, total weight of each cart not to exceed 2½ cwt. (or as carriages or gigs if cheaper ; if set up, to be charged as carriages)
Demijohns, earthenware, packed
Demijohns, glass, in wickerwork
Demijohns, glass, without wickerwork
Desks and seats, school or church--
Packed
Unpacked
Dieselene
Dinghys (not exceeding 10 ft.). Minimum, 10 cwt. each consignment per four-wheeled wagon
Dinghys, plastic
Dishes and trays, plastic, for refrigerators
Displays, animated, for shop-window exhibition
Display models
Display stands, perspex, not otherwise specified. Owner's risk
Display stands, perspex, packed in cases or crates
Dobbins, wool (wooden containers for wool, mounted on wheels)
Documents
“ Dodgems ”
Dogs

E plus 50%
C. Double rate
D
C plus 20%
C plus 50%
C
C plus 50%
See Oil, crude, diesel or fuel
C plus 20%
As boats, plastic
G. (Meas. rate)
C. Double rate
See Models
C. Double rate
C plus 50%
C. Double rate
..See Regulation 63
.. As riding devices
..See Regulation 60

Dinghys loaded on a road trailer will be charged on the total weight of the boat and trailer.

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