New Zealand Gazette – 1963 – No. 51

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✨ Railway Freight Classification

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Chalk, unprepared ... See Regulation 79 Q
Cheese, fancy or processed ... C
Cheese not otherwise specified ... D
Cheese-bandages or caps ... D
Cheese-colour ... D
Cheese wrapping, "Paraform" or "Pukafilm" ... C
Chicks (day old) ... As parcels. See Regulation 54 C
Chip board ... C
China ... As earthenware
Chlorate of potash ... C
Chlorate of sodium. Dangerous ... D
Chloride of ammonia, for use in freezing-works ... D
Chloride of calcium ... D
(If packed in paper bags, all loading and unloading (except from ship to railway wagon) to be performed by owners. Any handling performed by the Department (except from ship to railway wagon) will be under special arrangement.)
Chloride of sulphur. Dangerous ... C. Double rate
Chocolate ... As confectionery
Cider, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... C
Manufactured from fresh fruit grown in New Zealand ... D
Cinders ... See Regulation 79 Q
Circuses ... See Regulation 95
Cisterns, lavatory ... C plus 50%
Clay—
Not otherwise specified ... See Regulation 79 Q
Bentonite, crude ... See Regulation 79 Q
Bentonite, refined ... See Regulation 78 P
China, or ball, imported ... See Regulation 77 N
China, not otherwise specified ... See Regulation 79 Q
Pozzalana ... See Regulation 79 Q
Closets, chemical (a type of lavatory pan and fittings) ... C plus 50%
Coal, as under—
Imported ... See Regulation 77 N
New Zealand ... See Regulation 80 R
New Zealand, micronised ... See Regulation 78 P
Cobalt, for use as, or manufacture of, manure ... See Regulation 72 E
Coconuts, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... C
Grown in Cook Islands or Niue ... See Regulations 56 and 85
Coffins, empty ... C plus 50%
Coke ... See Regulation 77 N
Collodion, in hermetically sealed tins or bottles packed in sawdust in cases not exceeding 56 lb. each. Dangerous ... C. Double rate
Concrete articles as under—
Not otherwise specified ... See Regulation 77 N
Air bricks or ventilators ... See Regulation 78 P
Boiler-frames or casings, washing or other open, with or without copper boiler; also iron doors, gratings, and fireplaces belonging to and consigned with such boiler-frames or casings ... D
Bricks ... See Regulation 78 P
Building blocks ... See Regulation 79 Q
Cell blocks ... See Regulation 78 P
Chimney blocks, chimney units, and component parts. Minimum quantities 9 tons per LA wagon, 11 tons per LC wagon, 13 tons per bogie wagon ... See Regulation 77 N
Fencing material (battens, posts, strainers, stays and footing blocks) ... See Regulation 79 Q
Kerb and channel blocks ... See Regulation 79 Q
Pipes ... See Pipes Q
Tiles, roofing ... See Regulation 79 Q

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🚂 Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc. for Railways (continued) (continued from previous page)

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