New Zealand Gazette – 1952 – No. 26

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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.
Implements, agricultural, assembled, as under :—
Chaffcutters
Clod-crushers
Harrows, chain, tine, or tripod
Harvest elevators. Minimum charge as for 1 ton per elevator
Hay bale loaders, minimum 1 ton per machine
Hay rakes, minimum, 1 ton per machine
Hay tedders (side delivery rakes) : Minimum 1 ton per machine
Reapers and binders, minimum, 1 ton per machine
Rollers, field, garden, or road
Implement fittings .
Incubators and brooders
Insecticide, packed
Instruments, musical, not otherwise specified—
Packed
Unpacked
Instruments, scientific, not otherwise specified, packed
Insulators
Insulating materials under the following trade names :—
“ Bradford Insulation ” (B.I.) Products
“ Insulwool ” Products
“ Rockwool ” Products
“ Salmac ” Products
Iron or steel, as under :—
Anchors and chain cables
Angle, bar, channel, rod, hoop, sheet, or plate, also rolled steel sections, not
prepared in any way, not otherwise specified
Angle, bar, rod, hoop, sheet, or plate, manufactured, not otherwise specified
Anvils
Bar, not prepared in any way, not otherwise specified
Bearers, and firebars
Boilers, washing or kitchen, without frame
Boiler-frames, cast iron, washing or other open, with or without copper
boiler
Boiler flues or funnels
Boiler-tubes, not otherwise specified
Boiler-tubes, old
Boot-plates (toe and heel) and shanks, packed, consigned direct from factory
Buckets, mining or dredging
Cables, chain
Castings or forgings, rough and not machined or polished
Chain, cable
Chain, other than cable
Chimneys, galvanized or sheet-iron
Chimney tops or cowls
Clips or seals for fastening hoop-steel strappings
Corrugated or plain, galvanized—
In cases or crates or packed securely in bundles
Loose
Crow-bars
Cylinders, bridge, in pieces
Downpipe, galvanized
Droppers, fencing—
Packed in bundles
Loose
Ducting, galvanized
Fencing, patent
Firebars and bearers
Fish-bolts and fish-plates, fastenings for iron rails
Flues or pipes for fireplaces, galvanized or sheet-iron
Forgings or castings, rough and not machined or polished
Furnace-doors
Galvanized ironware n.o.s.
Galvanized, corrugated or plain—
In cases or crates or packed securely in bundles
Loose
C
C
C
C plus 20%
C plus 20%
C plus 20%
C plus 20%
C plus 20%
C
C
C plus 50%
D
C plus 50%
C plus 50%
C. Double rate
C plus 50%
C
G. (Meas. rate)
D
D
C
D
D
C plus 50%
C
C plus 50%
C
N
D
D
D
D
C
C plus 50%
C
D
D
C
D
D
C plus 50%
C
D
D
N
C plus 50%
D
D
D
C plus 50%
D
C

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