New Zealand Gazette – 1957 – No. 40

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✨ Railway Freight Classification

28 MAY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 985

GOODS, LIVESTOCK, PARCELS, AND LUGGAGE—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Class
Rollers, field, garden, or road ... C
Roofing materials (bituminous compounds) in rolls, and related adhesive preparation in tins or drums, direct from factory ... D
Roofing-slates, asbestos-cement or slate ... See Regulation 77 N
Roofing tiles, concrete or earthenware ... See Regulation 79 Q
Rose hip berries ... See Regulations 56 and 85
Rubber, second-hand or waste, in minimum loads as per Regulation 79. Any less quantity will be charged at such minimum or at Class D, whichever is the cheaper ... Q
Runners, or bungs, pig, sheep, or cattle, not prepared as casings, in casks, tubs, crates, or cases ... D
Rye (grain) ... E
Ryegrass seed ... E plus 50%

Sacking, old for papermaking ... See Regulation 77 N
Sacking, teased ... D
Sacks ... See Bags
Safes, bread or milk ... C plus 50%
Safes, meat, not otherwise specified ... C plus 50%
Safes, meat, concrete ... C
"Salmac" insulating-material ... See Insulating-materials
Salt, common, not otherwise specified, in bags ... E plus 50%
Salt, iodised, in bags or sacks ... E plus 50%
Salt, table, in tins, bottles, or cartons ... D
Salt, rock ... E plus 50%
Salts, Epsom, for use in the preparation of manures, stock-licks, and stock remedies ... D
Salts, Glauber’s (sodium sulphate) ... D
Samples for commercial travellers ... See Regulation 47
Sand ... See Regulation 79 Q
Sanitary pans, galvanised-iron ... C plus 50%
Sashes, window, glazed—
Packed ... C
Unpacked ... C plus 50%
Sausage-meal ... D
Sawbenches, for attachment to tractors ... G. (Meas. rate)
Sawdust in bags ... See Regulation 73 F
Sawdust, loose. Minimum charge as per Regulation 73. (Lesser quantities will be charged at such minimum) ... F
Scale boards, not otherwise specified ... D
Scale boards, to be used in the packing of cheese which is to be forwarded by rail. Owners to load and unload ... D less 25%
Scenery, theatrical ... See Regulation 48
Scheelite ... C
Scoria ... See Regulation 79 Q
Scrap aluminium, brass, copper, lead, pewter, tin, tinned steel, tinplate, or zinc for resmelting. Owners to load and unload ... E plus 50%
Scrap iron, or scrap steel n.o.s., for resmelting ... See Regulation 79 Q
Screens, rolled or cylindrical wire or sheet-iron (as used in stone-crushing plants) ... G. (Meas. rate)
Scrim, consigned to forestry companies for use in plant nurseries ... D
Seagrass articles, as basketware ... (See also Furniture)
Seals, lead ... D
Seat units or desks for schools—
Packed or unpacked, n.o.s. ... C plus 50%
Completely unassembled ... C plus 20%
Seats, not otherwise specified—
Packed in cases, crates, or cartons, or securely tied in bundles ... C
Unpacked ... C plus 50%
Seats, garden, concrete ... D
Seaweed, not otherwise specified ... C
Seaweed in bulk, for use as manure ... See Regulation 79 Q

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🚂 Classification of Goods, Livestock, and Luggage for Railway Carriage (continued from previous page)

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