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✨ Railway Classification of Goods

7 FEB.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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GOODS, LIVE-STOCK, PARCELS, AND LUGGAGE—continued

Classification of Goods, Live-stock, etc.—continued

Bran ..

Brass, scrap, for remelting. Owners to load and unload

Bread

Bread racks

Breeze building blocks

Breeze

Bren gun carriers

Brick blocks, earthenware, kerb and channel

Bricks, as under—

Air or ventilator, concrete

Concrete

Earthenware, building or ventilating

Earthenware, crushed

Earthenware, hollow (hollow tiles)

Fire, broken, and pieces of old retorts, consigned to brickworks for manufacture of bricks

Fire, not otherwise specified

Fire, plastic

Glass

Glazed, not otherwise specified

Glazed, not otherwise specified, packed in cases or crates, in quantities under 10 cwt. per consignment

Glazed, not otherwise specified, unpacked, in quantities under 10 cwt. per consignment

Glazed, forwarded in the same wagon with consignment of earthenware building bricks..

Plastic fire

Pumice-cement building

Briquettes or carbonettes

Brooders, poultry

Buckets, mining or dredging

Bush-trolleys, under 2 tons per consignment

Bush-trolleys, minimum weight per consignment, 2 tons. Owners to load and unload

Butter

Butter-boxes, in pieces or collapsed, consigned to butter-factories—

Not otherwise specified

When full to be forwarded by rail

Butter-boxes, assembled, empty, not “returned empties”—

Not otherwise specified

When full to be forwarded by rail

Buttermilk powder, not otherwise specified

Buttermilk powder, certified for use as live-stock or poultry food

As live-stock or poultry foods, not otherwise specified.

Butterfat, dried (dehydrated butter)

Cabinets, aluminium alloy

Cabinets, steel, filing

Cabins, portable, collapsed

Cables, chain

Cages, bird

Cake racks

Calcite chips

Calcium, carbide of, in hermetically sealed tins packed in strong wooden cases, or in airtight and damp-proof iron drums. Dangerous

Calcium, chloride of

(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.)

Calcium cyanide for bona fide use as a rabbit-exterminator. Dangerous

Calf-skins

Calves

Class

E plus 50%

G. (Meas. rate)

C plus 50%

C plus 20%

D less 25%

C plus 50%

D less 25%

As butter

G. (Meas. rate)

C plus 50%

See Houses or huts

C. Double rate

G. (Meas. rate)

See Skins

See Regulation 76 M

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🚂 Classification of Goods, Live-stock, etc. on New Zealand Government Railways (continued from previous page)

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Dated7 February 1955
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