New Zealand Gazette – 1963 – No. 51

Page 1279

✨ Railway Classification Schedule

2 SEPTEMBER
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

68. Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc—continued

		Class
Iron or steel, as under—continued
Fish-bolts and fish-plates, fastenings for iron rails	See Regulation 77	N
Fountains, washing, stainless steel	..	G
Galvanised ironware not otherwise specified	..	C plus 50%
Galvanised, corrugated, weather boarding, or plain—
In crates or packed securely in bundles	..	D
Loose	..	C
Hoop and clips therefor	..	D
Ore	See Regulation 79	Q
Pig	See Regulation 77	N
Pipes	See Pipes
Rails, and fastenings for same, old or new, not otherwise specified	See Regulation 77	N
Rails, old, for remelting	See Regulation 79	Q
Reinforcing, fabricated, in cylindrical form	..	C plus 50%
Scrap iron for remelting	See Regulation 79	Q
Scrap steel, n.o.s., for remelting	See Regulation 79	Q
Scrap tinned steel for remelting. Owners to load and unload	..	E plus 50%
Sheet, stainless steel	..	C
Standards, fencing—
In bundles	..	D
Loose	..	C
Strapping, and clips therefor	..	D
Tank stands, assembled	..	C. Double rate
Tubular steel sections, assembled, as under—
Scaffolding	..	C plus 50%
Trusses and columns	..	C plus 50%
Iron, nitrate of. Dangerous	..	C. Double rate
Iron, oxide of, crude	See Regulation 77	N
Iron, perchloride of. Dangerous	..	C. Double rate

Jute, for the manufacture of underfelt | See Regulation 77 | N |

Kainit, (manure) | See Regulation 72 | E |
Kapok | .. | C plus 50% |
"Karilac" | .. | D |
"Karilin" (baby food) | .. | D |
Kerosene, in bulk, in owner's tank-wagons, which must be loaded to the full carrying capacity | See Regulation 89 | |
Kerosene in cases or drums (kerosene in naked tins will not be accepted for carriage) | .. | C |
Kraft veneer board | .. | D |

Lactalbumin (a dairy by-product) | .. | D |
Ladders | .. | C plus 50% |
Lampblack, packed, not otherwise specified | .. | C |
(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.) | | |
Lampblack, packed in drums | .. | C |
Lamps and lampware, not otherwise specified | .. | C plus 50% |
Latex, foamed | .. | G |
Lead, pig or sheet | .. | D |
Lead, pipe | .. | C |
Lead, scrap, for remelting. Owners to load and unload | .. | E plus 50% |
Letter boxes, metal | .. | C plus 20% |
Library exchange books | See Regulation 58 | |

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