New Zealand Gazette – 1957 – No. 40

Page 969

✨ Railway Freight Classification



28 MAY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

969

GOODS, LIVESTOCK, PARCELS, AND LUGGAGE—continued

  1. Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Class

Films, cinematograph, in metal containers. Dangerous … See Regulation 112 C

Film-spools, photographic, returned empties … See Regulation 88

Firebacks and fireplaces, made from fireclay or concrete, not otherwise specified, packed … D

Firebacks and fireplaces, made from fireclay or concrete, not otherwise specified, unpacked … C

Firebacks, made from fireclay, consigned direct from factory (Minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment) … E plus 50%

Firebars and bearers, and furnace-doors … D

Firebricks, broken, and pieces of old retorts consigned to brickworks for the manufacture of bricks … See Regulation 73 F

Firebricks, not otherwise specified … See Regulation 79 Q

Firebricks, plastic … D

Fireclay … See Regulation 79 Q

Fire-fighting appliances on wheels, including motor fire-engines, ladders and reels. Minimum charge as for two-wheeled carriages or motor vehicles, as the case may be … C

Firepots and equipment, to be used for orchard frost-fighting purposes … D

Firewood … See Regulation 73 F

Fireworks. Dangerous … C. Double rate

Fish as under—

*Crayfish and crayfish tails, fresh or frozen … C

*Fresh, frozen, or chilled, not otherwise specified … D

Shell … See Oysters

*Whitebait, fresh or frozen … C

Fish-bolts and fish-plates (fastenings for iron rails) … See Regulation 77 N

Fish-cans, empty, for carriage by rail of ova for acclimatisation purposes, as returned empties … See Regulation 88

Fish-cans, returned empty, which have been used for the carriage of fish ova by rail … See Regulation 88

Fish-livers … C

Fish-liver oil … C

Fish-manure … E

Fittings, shop, such as shelves and counters, but excluding glass showcases … C plus 50%

Flagstones for paving … See Regulation 77 N

Flax, green … See Regulation 73 F

Flax in bales, dressed, pressed … D less 25%

(Loose dressed flax will not be accepted for carriage.)

Flax fibre, linen … D less 25%

Flax, linen, green … E plus 50%

Flax tow, linen … E plus 50%

Flax-refuse consigned from flax-mills to factories for manufacture of cattle-food … See Regulation 73 F

Flax-roots … See Regulation 79 Q

Flax straw, in bales (loose flax straw will not be accepted for carriage) … See Regulation 73 F

Flax straw waste, linen, in bales … See Regulation 73 F

Fleshings, for glue making … See Regulation 77 N

Flint, raw … See Regulation 79 Q

Flock, in bales or bags … C plus 50%

See Regulation 77 N

Flood-gates, concrete … See Regulation 77 N

Flour, not otherwise specified … E

Flour, gluten or malt … C

Flour, self-raising … E plus 50%

Flower-pots—

Not otherwise specified … C

Earthenware, nested, packed in cases or crates or securely packed in straw, direct from factory in consignments of not less than 20 cwt. … D less 25%

Paper … C. Double rate

  • The maximum weight of any package containing fresh, frozen, or chilled fish will be 2 cwt. Any package exceeding 2 cwt. will not be accepted for carriage by rail.


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