New Zealand Gazette – 1963 – No. 51

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✨ Goods and Livestock Classification

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GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Paper, as under—continued
Stationery
Tape, gummed
Tissue (serviette, toilet, and towel), consigned direct by rail from paper mills.
Minimum quantity 10 cwt per consignment
Toilet
Towels
Wall or building (including insulated building paper)
Waste
Wrapping, not otherwise specified
Pannier frames, tubular steel (for motor bicycle saddle bags)
Paste, adhesive
Pasteurisers, ice cream
Peanut butter
Peat
Pelts, green or limed, in bags or casks
Pelts, limed, loose. Minimum quantity 2 tons per consignment. Owners to load
and unload
Perambulators—
Packed
Unpacked
Perlite
Perspex articles, as under—
Not otherwise specified

Class
C
C
D
D
C
C
N
D
G
D
C plus 50%
D
Q
D
D
C plus 50%
C. Double rate
See Insulating materials
Charges will be
computed at
Class C on act-
ual weight or
Class G which-
ever is dearer.

Petrol, kerosene, and similar mineral oils, in bulk in owner’s tank wagons,
which must be loaded to the full carrying capacity. Dangerous.
See Regulation 89
*Petrol, kerosene, and similar mineral oils, packed in cases or drums. Dangerous
Petrol and oil rail tank wagons, empty
See Regulation 89
Pewter, scrap, for remelting. Owners to load and unload
See Regulation 72
Phosphate, rock or ground
Phosphorus not otherwise specified. Dangerous
Pianos and piano parts—
Not otherwise specified
Packed in cases
Pictures as under—
Not otherwise specified
Mirror
Picture-frames—
Packed
Unpacked
Pigeons
Pigs
Pinex, as under—
Acoustic tiles
Board
Mouldings
Pipeclay
Pipes, as under, and fittings therefor—
Aluminium, irrigation
Asbestos-cement not otherwise specified
Asbestos-cement to be used for drainage purposes and certified accordingly
See Regulation 77
Cast iron
Concrete not otherwise specified
Concrete to be used for drainage purposes and certified accordingly
See Regulation 77

C
E plus 50%
E
C. Double rate
C. Double rate
C plus 50%
C. Double rate
As mirrors
C plus 50%
C. Double rate
See Regulation 59
See Regulation 76
As Wallboard
See Wallboard
See Mouldings
D
C plus 50%
D
N
C
D
N

*Petrol or kerosene in naked tins will not be accepted for carriage.

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

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KeywordsRailway freight, Classification, Goods, Livestock, Paper, Pannier frames, Paste, Peanut butter, Peat, Pelts, Perambulators, Perlite, Perspex, Petrol, Kerosene, Pewter, Phosphate, Phosphorus, Pianos, Pictures, Picture-frames, Pigeons, Pigs, Pinex, Pipeclay, Pipes

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