New Zealand Gazette – 1963 – No. 51

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✨ Railway Freight Classification



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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 51

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

  1. Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Stretchers, wire—
Packed .. .. .. .. .. .. .. C plus 20%
Unpacked .. .. .. .. .. .. .. C plus 50%
(Wire stretchers which have battens nailed completely around them or nailed lengthwise will be deemed to be packed.)
“Styrolite” .. .. .. .. .. .. See Insulating materials
Sugar-of-milk .. .. .. .. .. .. D
Sugar—
Not otherwise specified .. .. .. .. .. D
Caster, corn, or icing .. .. .. .. .. C
Sulphate of alumina, for water-purification purposes .. .. .. E plus 50%
Sulphate of ammonia, for use as, or manufacture of, manure See Regulation 72 E
Sulphate of copper .. .. .. .. .. .. D
Sulphate of iron—
Not otherwise specified .. .. .. .. .. D
For use as a fertiliser .. .. .. See Regulation 72 E
Sulphate of potash .. .. .. .. See Regulation 72 E
Sulphate of sodium .. .. .. .. .. .. D
Sulphur—
Not otherwise specified .. .. .. .. .. D
For the manufacture of acid or manure .. See Regulation 72 E
Sulphur, chloride of. Dangerous .. .. .. .. C. Double rate
Surf skis .. .. .. .. .. .. C plus 50%
Swedes .. .. .. .. See Regulation 79 Q

Tables, billiard or bagatelle—
Packed .. .. .. .. .. .. C plus 50%
Loose .. .. .. .. .. .. C. Double rate
Talc, to be used in the manufacture of earthenware .. .. .. D
Tallow .. .. .. .. .. .. C
Tanks, beer or milk, stainless steel—

Capacity
Gallonage       Gallonage       Charges to be
Exceeding,      but             Not Exceeding
½               30              Actual weight  ..  ..  C. Double rate
30              50              2 cwt per tank  ..  ..
50              100             4 cwt per tank  ..  ..
100             150             7 cwt per tank  ..  ..
150             300             12 cwt per tank  ..  ..
300             500             15 cwt per tank  ..  ..
500             1,000           20 cwt per tank  ..  ..
1,000 (minimum charge when loaded in a four-wheeled wagon, as for 30 cwt per tank)  ..  ..  C plus 50%

Tanks, copper, steel, or iron, not otherwise specified—

Capacity
Gallonage       Gallonage       Charges to be
Exceeding,      but             Not Exceeding
½               30              Actual weight  ..  ..
30              50              Actual weight subject to a minimum of 1 cwt per tank  ..  ..
50              100             2 cwt per tank  ..  ..
100             400             7 cwt per tank  ..  ..
Each additional 100 gallons or part thereof  1 cwt or on the actual weight of the tank if greater  ..  ..  C

Where the size of a tank is such as to require the exclusive use of a four-wheeled wagon for its conveyance, the charge will be on actual weight at Class C plus 50% (with a minimum charge as for 1 ton for a four-wheeled wagon, n.o.s., and 25 cwt for an Lc or Mc wagon at Class C plus 50%).



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