New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 51

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✨ Goods and Livestock Classification

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 51

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

“Gnats” (a three-wheeled farm runabout). Minimum charge per consignment as for 30 cwt per four-wheeled wagon not otherwise specified and 35 cwt per Lc, Mc, Nc, or Nr wagon at Class C; as under—
Single units, charges to be based on standard measurement of 105 cu ft per vehicle ...
Pairs of units, strapped together, charges to be based on standard measurement of 188 cu ft per pair ...
Goats ...
Go-karts ...
Gold ...
Golden Syrup ...
Grain, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... See section 78
Barley, pearl, in cartons ... D
Barley, pearl, in hessian bags or sacks. Minimum quantity: 6 tons per LA wagon; 7½ tons per Lc wagon ...
Barley, pearl, not otherwise specified ...
Lentils ... See section 72
Millet ...
Rice ...
Sweet corn in cobs ... See sections 56 and 85
Grain products, as under—
Not otherwise specified ...
Barley, flaked, packed in paper bags or cartons ...
Bran ... See section 72
Flour—
Not otherwise specified ... See section 72
Cornflour ...
Gluten, malt, or soya bean ...
Grain foods prepared in biscuit form ... See foods, farinaceous
Grits (corn or maize, removed from cobs and coarsely ground)
See section 72
Husks ... See section 73
Malt or malt screenings ... See section 72
Malt extract ...
Meals ... See meals
Oatmeal (including Creamoata, Gerstena, Milk Oaties, Oatina, Oto Protina, Rolled Oats, Semolina or Vimax)—
Packed in cartons or cases ...
Packed in bags or sacks ... See section 72
Oatdust ... See section 72
Pollard ... See section 72
Rice bubbles, rice flakes, or puffed rice ...
Sharps ... See section 72
Wheat germ in bags ... See section 72
Wheat germ in cartons ...
Grain silos, as under—
Assembled
(Minimum charge as for 35 cwt at class C plus 50% per four-wheeled wagon used or 4½ tons at Class C plus 50% per bogie wagon used)
Completely unassembled (silo body and stand reduced to their component parts and packaged or in bundles) ...
Unassembled, not otherwise specified; minimum charge as for 30 cwt per four-wheeled wagon, n.o.s., 35 cwt per Lc, Mc, or Nc wagon, or 4½ tons per bogie wagon ...
Granite, as under—
Chips ... See section 77
Dressed or polished ...
Rough ... See section 77
Grass, dehydrated or grass meal ...
As food, livestock or poultry, not otherwise specified
Gravel ... See section 79
Gravestones, plain ...
Grease ...
Grit, poultry (including limestone grit) ... See section 72
Guano ... See section 72
Gum, adhesive ...
Gymnastic equipment as under—
Climbing frames, galvanised pipe—
Window ladder climbing frame ...
Climbing tower ...
Not otherwise specified. Minimum charge per unit, 30 cwt per four-wheeled wagon, not otherwise specified, 35 cwt per Lc, Mc, Nc, or Nr wagon ...
“Jungle Gymns”, in sections ...
“Jungle Gymns”, assembled ...
“Multiplex” playground frames, galvanised pipe, in sections, assembled ...
“Multiplex” playground frames, galvanised pipe, dismantled in packages ...
Parallel bars ...
Rebound tumblers ... C double rate
Rocking boats (multiple seating) ...
Rocking horses (multiple seating) ...
Roundabouts ...
Class
G
G
M
G
See section 63
D
P
D
P
P
E
D
C
See sections 56 and 85
D
D
E
E
D
C
See foods, farinaceous
See section 72
F
E
C
See meals
D
E
E
E
E
D
G less 33⅓%
C
C plus 50%
N
D
N
See section 77
Q
D
D
E
E
D
G
G
C plus 50%
C plus 50%
G
C double rate
C
G
C double rate
G
G
G

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