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✨ Goods and Livestock Classification

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 51

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Empties as under—
Bags or sacks ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See Bags Class
Beer cylinders or kegs, empty ... ... ... ... ... D
Bottles ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See Bottles
Boxes or cartons, cardboard, n.o.s. ... ... ... ... ... ... C. Double rate
Boxes or cartons, cardboard, completely collapsed or nested, packed in cases,
cartons, or crates or securely tied in bundles n.o.s. ... ... ... ... C
Boxes or cartons, cardboard, completely collapsed or nested, packed in cases
or crates or securely tied in bundles, consigned to dairy or dried-milk
factories, and when full to be forwarded by rail ... ... ... D less 25%
Cylinders, gas, empty ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Cans, paper (cardboard canisters with metal or wooden ends) ... ... C. Double rate
Empty cases, and empty punnets in crates, to be used as containers for New
Zealand grown fresh fruit, consigned direct to bona fide fruitgrowers,
fruitgrowers’ agents or associations ... ... ... ... C
Empty containers (cans, cases, crates, drums, kegs, tins, or tubs), new ... C plus 50%
Empty containers (cans, cases, crates, drums, kegs, tins, or tubs), used ... C
Empty tank wagons ... ... ... ... ... See Regulation 89
Jars, glass, empty ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Steel bottle crates for use in petrol service stations ... ... C plus 50%
Emulsion, Plunket ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Explosive materials, not otherwise specified (excepting litho-fracteur, nitro-
glycerine, dualine, glyoxiline, methylic nitrate, glonine oil, pyrolithe, metallic
sodium, which will not be carried), Dangerous ... ... ... C. Double rate

“Farex” ... ... ... ... ... As foods, farinaceous D
Feldspar ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... (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.)
Felt, laundry, plumbing, slipper, or sole, also underfelt ... ... ... G
Ferric alum or sulphate of alumina, for water-purification purposes ... E plus 50%
Fibre glass articles as under—
Corrugated sheets ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... ... C Charges will be
computed at
Class C on actual weight or at
Class G, whichever
is the
dearer

“Fibrolite” ... ... ... ... ... See Asbestos-cement
Fibrous cement, in sheets ... ... ... ... ... See Wallboard C
Fibrous plaster, ornamental ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Fibrous plaster, plain ... ... ... ... ... See Wallboard C
Films, cinematograph, in metal containers. Dangerous See Regulation 112 C
Firebacks, manufactured from fireclay, direct from factory. Minimum quantity
10 cwt per consignment ... ... ... ... ... E plus 50%
Fireclay ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See Regulation 79 Q
Firepots and equipment to be used for orchard frost fighting purposes, not
otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Firepot funnels, perforated pressed steel ... ... ... ... C. Double rate
Firewood ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See Regulation 73 F
Fireworks. Dangerous ... ... ... ... ... ... C. Double rate
Fish as under—
Crayfish and crayfish tails, fresh or frozen ... ... ... ... C
“Deep” or “Quick” frozen, in cartons ... ... ... ... C
Dried or smoked ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Fresh, frozen, or chilled, not otherwise specified ... ... ... D
Shell ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See Oysters C
*Whitebait, fresh or frozen ... ... ... ... ... ... C

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

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