New Zealand Gazette – 1963 – No. 51

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✨ Railway Freight Classification

2 SEPTEMBER

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Docking-cradles (for holding lambs) as under—
Assembled
Unassembled
“Dodgems”
Dogs
Dog biscuits or pellets—
Not otherwise specified
Manufactured principally from meatmeal, packed in multiwall paper or hessian bags.
Dog kennels, assembled
Dolomite, ground, not otherwise specified. Minimum quantity 6 tons per consignment. Any less quantity will be charged at such minimum or at the rate specified for stock-lick
Dolomite, ground, for use as, or manufacture of, manure
Dolomite, unground
Doors, glass—
Packed
Unpacked
Downpipe, aluminium, copper, or galvanised iron
Drainpipes
Droppers, wooden, fencing, split or sawn
“Dunlopillo” (a sponge-rubber product)
“Durock”
Dynamite. Dangerous

Class
G
C plus 50%
As riding devices
See Regulation 60
C
As livestock or poultry foods, n.o.s.
C plus 50%
See Regulation 72 E
See Regulation 72 E
See Regulation 79 Q
C
C plus 50%
C plus 50%
See Pipes
See Regulation 79 Q
G
See Asbestos cement
C. Double rate

Earth (including raw diatomaceous or Fuller’s earth)
Earth, infusorial (refined diatomaceous)
Earthenware products as under—
Bricks
Building blocks
Chimney liners
Flooring filler blocks
Flooring planks
Flooring tiles or quarries, unglazed
Flower pots
Furnace liners
Pipes
Roofing tiles
Tiles, glazed, other than roofing—
Packed
Unpacked
Earthenware (except bricks, building blocks, drainpipes, flooring tiles, roofing tiles and tiles, glazed), direct from factories, in quantities of not less than 20 cwt. Owners to load and unload. Owner's risk
Earthenware, not otherwise specified—
Glazed—
Packed
Unpacked
Unglazed—
Packed
Unpacked
Eggs, as under—
Not otherwise specified
Minimum quantity 1 ton per consignment
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
Electric display signs, packed in cases or crates
Electric-light bulbs, globes, or shades
Electric frying pans

See Regulation 79 Q
E plus 50%
See Bricks
See Regulation 78 P
See Regulation 77 N
See Regulation 78 P
See Regulation 79 Q
See Regulation 78 P
See Flower pots
See Regulation 77 N
See Pipes
See Regulation 79 Q
C
C plus 50%
D
C
C plus 50%
D
C plus 50%
C
D
C plus 50%
C plus 50%
C plus 50%
C plus 50%

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