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✨ Railway Freight Classification

28 MAY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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GOODS, LIVESTOCK, PARCELS, AND LUGGAGE—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Class

Downpipe, aluminium, copper, or galvanised iron ... C plus 50%
Downpipe, asbestos cement ... See Asbestos-cement products
Drainpipes ... See Pipes
Drays ... See Regulation 84
Drills, alluvial, and equipment for use in connection with mining operations, also diamond drills and equipment for prospecting purposes ... D
Drills, disc or hoe ... See Implements
Drills, grain, seed, or fertiliser ... See Implements
Droppers, iron, fencing—
Packed in bundles ... D
Loose ... C
Droppers, wooden, fencing, split or sawn, undressed, not exceeding 5 ft. in length or 5 sq. in. in end section ... See Regulation 79 Q
Ducting, galvanised iron ... C plus 50%
Ducts, earthenware (for use in laying telegraph, telephone, or electric cables) ... See Regulation 77 N
"Dunlopillo" (a sponge-rubber product) ... G. (Meas. rate)
"Durock" ... See Asbestos cement
Dynamite. Dangerous ... C. Double rate

Earth ... See Regulation 79 Q
Earth, diatomaceous, raw, to be used in the manufacture of polish or for insulating or filtration purposes ... See Regulation 79 Q
Earthenware products as under—
Acid-rings ... See Regulation 77 N
Brick-blocks, kerb and channel ... See Regulation 79 Q
Bricks ... See Bricks
Building-blocks ... See Regulation 78 P
Figures and models ... C plus 50%
Flooring-tiles or quarries, unglazed ... See Regulation 78 P
Garden-edges ... See Regulation 77 N
Pipes ... See Pipes
Roofing-tiles ... See Regulation 79 Q
Tiles, glazed, other than roofing—
Packed ... C
Unpacked ... C plus 50%
Earthenware (except acid-rings, brick-blocks, bricks, building-blocks, drain-pipes, figures and models, flooring-tiles, garden-edges, roofing-tiles and tiles, glazed), consigned direct by rail from factories, in quantities of not less than 20 cwt. Owners to load and unload. Owner's risk ... D
Earthenware, not otherwise specified—
Glazed—
Packed ... C
Unpacked ... C plus 50%
Unglazed—
Packed ... D
Unpacked ... C
Eggs, not otherwise specified ... C
Eggs, minimum quantity, 1 ton per consignment ... D
Electric display-signs, not packed in cases or crates. Minimum quantity 1 ton per four-wheeled wagon n.o.s., 25 cwt. per Lc wagon, 3 tons per bogie wagon. Owners to load and unload ... C plus 50%
Electric display-signs, packed in cases or crates ... C plus 50%
Electric-light bulbs, globes, or shades ... C plus 50%
Electric motors ... C
Emblems, perspex ... C. Double rate
Empties as under (see also Butter boxes)—
Boxes or cartons, cardboard, not otherwise specified ... C. Double rate
Boxes or cartons, cardboard, completely collapsed or nested, packed in cases or crates or securely tied in bundles, not otherwise specified ... C

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