New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 51

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✨ Goods and Livestock Classification

5 JULY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Lactalbumin (a dairy by-product) ... ... ... ... ... D
Ladders ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C plus 50%
Lamb mothering pens ... ... ... ... ... G
Lampblack, packed, not otherwise specified ... ... ... C
(All loading and unloading to be performed by owners. Any handling performed by the Department 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 See section 72 E
Letter boxes, metal ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C plus 20%
Library exchange books ... ... ... ... ... See section 58
Life jackets ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C plus 50%
Lime, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... Q
Lime for manuring farm lands (as defined in Section 90)
See section 73 F
Limestone ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 79 Q
Limonite ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 72 E
Linen flax ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See flax
Linseed ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 72 E
Linseed cake for stock foods ... ... ... ... ... E plus 25%
Livermeal, certified for use as livestock food. As “food, livestock or poultry, not otherwise specified”.
Livestock or poultry foods, not otherwise specified ... ... E plus 25%
Logs ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 75 K
Lucerne pellets, not otherwise specified. As “food livestock or poultry not otherwise specified”.
Lucerne pellets, for use in the manufacture of stock foods
See section 72 E
Luggage, as under—
Personal effects not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... C
Passengers’ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 43

Macaroni ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Machinery and machines not otherwise specified ... ... C
Machinery and machines, as under—
Agricultural ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See implements
Boring, for use in connection with mining or prospecting operations D
Clothes drying and parts—
Packed in cases, crates, or cartons ... ... ... ... ... C plus 50%
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
Clothes washing and parts—
Packed in cases, crates, cartons, or heavy packing paper ... C plus 50%
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
Dishwashing and parts—
Packed in cases, crates, or cartons ... ... ... ... ... C plus 50%
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
Earthmoving machinery ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Leaf gathering, assembled (minimum 1 ton per machine) ... C plus 20%
Mining (for use in mining operations in New Zealand) exclusive of consumable stores ... ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Sewing, loose ... ... ... ... ... As parcels. See section 54
Sewing, packed ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Washing machines and parts not otherwise specified—
Packed in cases, crates, cartons, or heavy packing paper ... C plus 50%
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
Magnesite ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 72 E
Magnesite-talc (talc-magnesite), for use in the manufacture of artificial manure ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 72 E
Magnesium oxide ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 77 N
Malt extract ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Manganese sulphate, for use in the preparation of manures
See section 72 E
Mangolds ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 79 Q
Manures, artificial ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 72 E
Manure extracted from sheep daggins ... ... ... ... ... See section 72 E
Manure, humic compost ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 72 E
Manure, liquid (such as “Alginure”, “Liquiphos”, “Marinure” or “Maxicropped”)—
In drums ... ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Manures, stable or farmyard ... ... ... ... ... See section 73 F
Marble figures and models—
Packed ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C plus 50%
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
Marble, polished, not otherwise specified—
Packed ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C plus 50%
Marble, rough blocks ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See section 77 N
Masts, yacht or boat, exceeding 9 ft in length. Owner’s risk ... C double rate
Matches ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C

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