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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

Class.

Sulphur—
Not otherwise specified
For the manufacture of acid or manure
For use as a blight specific, or to be used in the manufacture of blight specific.
Minimum quantity, 5 tons per four-wheeled wagon, n.o.s., 6½ tons per
Lc wagon
For use in connection with rabbit destruction. Minimum quantity, 5 tons
per four-wheeled wagon, n.o.s., 6½ tons per Lc wagon
Sulphur, chloride of. Owner's risk. Dangerous
Supplejacks for basketmaking
Surf skis—
Crated, not otherwise specified
Uncrated, not otherwise specified
To and from regattas, accompanied by their crews
Surveyors’ pegs and trig. pipes
Syrup, golden, packed

D
See Regulation 86
D less 25%
D less 25%
C. Double rate
See Regulation 77
C
C plus 50%
D
D

Tables, billiard or bagatelle. Owner’s risk—
Packed
Loose
Tags for frozen meat
Tailings, quartz
Tails, raw, unprepared
Tallow, not otherwise specified
Tallow, low grade, certified for use as live-stock food. As “Live-stock or poultry foods not otherwise specified.”
Tanks, concrete, empty
Tanks, containing gas-water
Tanks, containing water
Tanks, copper, steel, or iron, not otherwise specified—
Capacity.
Charges to be based on.
Not exceeding 25 gallons
Not exceeding 50 gallons
Not exceeding 100 gallons
Not exceeding 400 gallons
Each additional 100 gallons or part thereof

C plus 50%
C. Double rate
D
Q
See Regulation 79
D
C
D
D
C

Actual weight
1 cwt. per tank
2 cwt. per tank
7 cwt. per tank
I cwt. or on the actual weight
of the tank if greater

(When tanks belonging to the same consignment are nested, each nested tank will be charged half the charge applicable to the outside tank—e.g., two tanks, one of 600-gallon capacity, one 500-gallon capacity, the latter nested, forwarded a distance of 100 miles would be charged as follows:—

£ s. d.
Outside tank, 9 cwt. at 76s. 10d. 1 14 7
Nested tank, half of 34s. 7d. 0 17 4
£2 11 11

Where the size of a tank is such as to require the exclusive use of a four-wheeled wagon for its conveyance, the charge will be on actual weight (with a minimum charge as for 15 cwt. for a four-wheeled wagon, n.o.s., and 1 ton for an Lc wagon, at Class C, plus 50%)
Tanks, steel, petrol storage
Tanks, steel, pressure, or vacuum, for pumping-plants (forwarded as a separate consignment)

C plus 50%
C plus 50%
C plus 20%

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