✨ Railway Freight Classification
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 40
GOODS, LIVESTOCK, PARCELS, AND LUGGAGE—continued
68. Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued
| Goods | Class |
|---|---|
| Flowers, artificial or fresh | As parcels |
| Flues or pipes for fireplaces, galvanised or sheet-iron | C plus 50% |
| Fluming, iron or steel, for mining or irrigation purposes | D |
| Fluorescent lighting tubes and shades | C plus 50% |
| Fluting (upholstery material in strips) | C Double rate |
| Foamed latex | G (Meas. rate) |
| Fog-signals, Dangerous | C |
| Foods, cat or dog, canned | C |
| Foods, farinaceous, as under— | |
| Not otherwise specified, packed in cartons | D |
| Prepared in biscuit form, packed in boxes or cartons | C |
| Prepared in biscuit form, wrapped in kraft paper; consignments of more than 20 packages loaded or unloaded by the Department will be charged Class C plus 16s. per ton | C |
| Packed in bags or sacks | C plus 50% |
| Food, livestock, or poultry, not otherwise specified. Minimum quantity, 10 cwt. per consignment. Any less quantity will be charged as such minimum or at Class E plus 50% | E plus 25% |
| Food, livestock or poultry, containing mineral ingredients | As stock-lick |
| Foodstuffs, “Deep” or “Quick” frozen | C |
| Fountains, washing, stainless steel | G (Meas. rate) |
| Fowl-grit (including limestone grit) | E |
| Frames, boiler or casings, concrete, washing or other open, with or without copper boiler; also iron doors, gratings, and fireplaces belonging to and consigned with such boiler-frame or casings | D |
| Frames, boiler, cast-iron, washing or other open, with or without copper boiler | C |
| Frames, picture— | |
| Packed | C plus 50% |
| Unpacked | C Double rate |
| “Fraxil” | As fireclay |
| Fruit, dried, not otherwise specified | C |
| Fruit, dried, direct from factory | D |
| Fruit, fresh, not otherwise specified | D |
| Fruit, fresh, grown in New Zealand, Cook Islands, or Niue | See Regulations 56 and 85 |
| Fruit-juices and pulp, not otherwise specified | C |
| Fruit-juices and pulp, manufactured from fresh fruit grown in New Zealand | D |
| Fruit-juice extractors, manufactured of cast aluminium alloy | C plus 50% |
| Furnace-doors | D |
| Furnace-liners (brickware) | See Regulation 77 |
| Furniture (household removals) | See Regulation 94 |
| Furniture in furniture-containers | See Regulation 94 |
| Furniture as under— | |
| Aluminium alloy | G (Meas. rate) |
| Not packed, not otherwise specified | C Double rate |
| Not packed, in minimum loads of 2 ½ tons per Kc or Xc wagon or 2 tons per four-wheeled wagon n.o.s. Owners to load and unload | C plus 50% |
| Securely packed in cases or crates, heavy packing-paper, or in straw covered with hessian | C plus 50% |
| (When packed in heavy packing-paper or in straw covered with hessian, articles such as tables, chairs, wardrobes, etc., must have the legs also securely protected. Furniture wrapped in scrim only will not be deemed to be “packed” for the purposes of computing charges.) | |
| Completely unassembled | C plus 20% |
| Cane, wicker, or seagrass | C Double rate |
| Skeleton | C Double rate |
| Coverings, returned | See Regulation 88 |
| Fuze, Dangerous | C |
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