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✨ Goods Classification Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 7

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

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

Iron or steel, as under—continued

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
Gates, field, set up or in pieces
Gates, not otherwise specified
Grates
Hoop, not prepared in any way, not otherwise specified
Hoop, strapping
Hurdles
Links, bucket, for mining or dredging
Monkeys, pile-driving
Ore
Pig
Pile-shoes
Piles
Plates, not prepared in any way
Ploughshares, plough-wheels and fittings
Poles, whole or in sections
Rails, and fastenings for same, old or new, not otherwise specified
Rails, old, for resmelting
Reinforcing, fabricated, in cylindrical form for manufacture of concrete pipes
Rod, not prepared in any way
Sanitary pans, galvanized iron
Scrap, for resmelting
Sheets cut from used drums and consigned to factories for conversion into
sheet iron
Sheet, not prepared in any way
Sheet, stainless steel
Shoes, pile
Skylight-frames, galvanized
Spouting
Stove-pipes
Standards, fencing—
In bundles
Loose
Strapping
Iron, nitrate of. Dangerous
Iron, oxide of, crude, to be used for manufacturing or gas-purifying purposes
Iron, oxide of, spent, to be used for weed-killing purposes
Iron, perchloride of. Dangerous

Class
D
C plus 50%
D
C
C plus 50%
D
D
See Regulation 77 N
C plus 50%
D
D
C plus 50%
D
C
D
C
C
D
D
D
D
D
See Regulation 79 Q
See Regulation 77 N
D
D
D
D
C
D
See Regulation 77 N
See Regulation 79 Q
C plus 50%
D
C plus 50%
See Regulation 79 Q
See Regulation 79 Q
D
C
D
C plus 50%
C
C plus 50%
D
C
D
C. Double rate
See Regulation 77 N
See Regulation 73 F
C. Double rate

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🚂 Classification of Goods, Live-stock, Parcels, and Luggage - Continued (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated7 February 1955
Keywordsrailway classification, goods, live-stock, parcels, luggage, iron, steel, cylinders, downpipe, droppers, ducting, fencing, firebars, fish-bolts, fish-plates, flues, forgings, furnace-doors, galvanized ironware, gates, grates, hoop, hurdles, links, monkeys, ore, pig, pile-shoes, piles, plates, ploughshares, poles, rails, reinforcing, rod, sanitary pans, scrap, sheets, spouting, stove-pipes, standards, strapping, nitrate of iron, oxide of iron, perchloride of iron

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