New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 51

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✨ Goods Classification

5 JULY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Class
Models and figures as under—
Marble, packed ... ... ... ... ... C plus 50%
Marble, unpacked ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
Papier mache ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
Wax ... ... ... ... ... C plus 50%
Molasses, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... C
For feeding stock or for use in the manufacture of stock foods ... See section 72 E
Monobel. Dangerous ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
“Mortaflex” (bricklayer's lime) ... ... ... See cement additives
Moss, as under—
Green, in bags or bales ... ... ... D less 25%
Dried ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
Mother liquor (a milk by-product) as under—
In solid form. As “livestock or poultry foods, not otherwise specified”. Liquid in drums or tanks ... ... ... ... See section 72 E
Motor cars, midget, racing ... ... ... ... ... C double rate
Motor-lift trucks (such as fork-lift trucks or industrial stackers) ... C plus 20%
Motor tractors or motor cultivators, farm or garden, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... C
Assembled—
Unpacked, not exceeding 2 cwt per unit ... ... ... C plus 50%
Unpacked, exceeding 2 cwt but not exceeding 5 cwt per unit (charge as for 5 cwt per unit) ... ... ... C
Packed in cases or crates ... ... ... ... C
Exceeding 5 cwt, assembled, with agricultural implements fitted thereto ... ... ... ... C plus 20%
(Class C plus 20% rate will apply only when the attachment is an agricultural implement which, if railed separately, would be chargeable at Class C plus 20% rate.)
Motor tractor safety cabs, safety frames, and weather cabs, as under—
Unassembled, packed in cases or crates, or securely fastened in bundles ... ... ... ... C
Assembled, with anti-roll horns fixed in position; charges to be based on measurement of 160 cu ft per unit ... ... G
Assembled, not otherwise specified; charges to be based on measurement of 70 cu ft per unit ... ... G
Assembled, nested in pairs; charges to be based on measurement of 80 cu ft per pair, nested ... ... G
Assembled, not otherwise specified, three or more units nested together; charges to be based on actual measurement per nest ... G
Motor trailers ... ... ... See trailers
Motor vehicles or chassis, as under—
Not otherwise specified, unpacked ... ... See section 83
In cases or crates. Minimum load 30 cwt per four-wheeled wagon, not otherwise specified, 35 cwt per Lc or Mc wagon ... C plus 50%
Motor vehicle bodies and body components, as under—
Bodies, set up, not otherwise specified ... G
Bodies, fibre glass ... ... ... G
Body parts, not otherwise specified ... ... C plus 50%
Cabs or trays. Minimum load 30 cwt per four-wheeled wagon, not otherwise specified, 35 cwt per Lc or Mc wagon ... C
Canopies. As “motor bodies set up, not otherwise specified”. Roof luggage racks ... G
Roofs ... ... ... G
Seat frames (see spring units) ... G
Motor vehicle chassis frames (without wheels) ... C plus 50%
Motor vehicle mufflers ... ... ... C
Motor vehicle muffler assemblies (muffler with exhaust and tail-pipes fitted)—
Packed in cases, containers or other rigid packing ... C
Not otherwise specified ... ... C plus 50%
Mouldings as under—
Pinex, packed, not otherwise specified (unpacked Pinex mouldings will not be accepted for carriage) ... C double rate
Pinex, packed, direct from factory, loaded with Pinex wallboard in the same wagon; subject to minimum loads as per section 77, except that for consignments forwarded to Wellington the minimum load will be 6 tons per four-wheeled wagon, not otherwise specified, 7½ tons per Lc wagon ... N
Wooden, including door jambs, architraves, scotia, dowelling, scribers, etc.—
Loose or in bundles ... ... See section 75 K
Lesser quantities will be charged—
Loose ... ... ... K small lots
Packed in bundles ... ... ... C
Mowers, as under—
Lawn, including motor mowers and motor scythes (domestic) ... C
Hay, for attachment to tractors—
Ford models 501 and 515, minimum charge as for 5 cwt per machine ... C plus 20%
Not otherwise specified (as implements, agricultural, assembled, n.o.s.) ... ... ... C plus 20%

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