5 JULY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1329

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

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

Radiotelephone, radar, and other similar equipment, packed .. C plus 50%
Rags, in bales or bundles .. .. .. See section 77 N
Ray-carbo (a coal product) .. .. .. See section 80 R
Refractory products, as under—
Castables, dense, insulating or gunning .. .. .. C
Chimney or furnace liners, and other similar precast refractory concrete articles .. .. .. N
Firebricks, and other similar refractory shapes .. See section 79 Q
Fireclay .. .. .. See section 79 Q
Gannisters (unprocessed) .. .. .. See section 79 Q
Grog (ground brick, etc.) .. .. .. See section 79 Q
Mortars—
In drums .. .. .. .. .. C
In bags, owners to load and unload, owner’s risk. Minimum 8 tons per four-wheeled wagon. Any less quantity will be charged at such minimum or at Class D if cheaper .. .. .. E plus 50%
Plastic or rammable .. .. .. .. .. D
Refrigerating machinery for use in freezing plants in New Zealand .. C
Refrigerators, not otherwise specified—
Packed .. .. .. .. .. .. C plus 50%
Unpacked .. .. .. .. .. .. C double rate
Refrigerator components, as under—
Not otherwise specified .. .. .. .. .. C plus 50%
Motors, electric .. .. .. .. .. C
Sealed units .. .. .. .. .. C plus 50%
Rennet, direct from factory .. .. .. .. .. D
Resin .. .. .. .. .. .. D
Resin size, for papermaking .. .. .. .. .. D
Rice .. .. .. .. .. .. C
Rice bubbles .. .. .. .. .. .. D
Rice flakes .. .. .. .. .. .. D
Rice, puffed .. .. .. .. .. .. D
Riding, metal .. .. .. .. .. .. C
Riding devices, including “Chair-o-planes”, “Dodgems”, Merry-go-rounds, and similar side-show equipment. Owners to load and unload. The charge per railway wagon will be as follows—
Each four-wheeled wagon, not otherwise specified, 35 cents per mile. Minimum charge $13.93.
Each Kc, Kp, Ks, Lc, Mc, Nc, Nf, Xc, or Xp wagon, 42 cents per mile. Minimum charge $16.75.
Each bogie wagon 69 cents per mile. Minimum charge $27.72.
Ringamops (mop and bucket combined) .. .. .. .. C plus 50%
Road metal .. .. .. .. See section 79 Q
Road-smoothing preparations, plant mixed, consisting of sand, fine gravel, and not more than 10 per cent of oils and/or bitumen See section 79 Q
Rock-salt .. .. .. .. .. .. E plus 50%
“Rockwool” .. .. .. See insulating materials
Rollers, field, garden, or road .. .. .. .. C
Roofing, “Brownbuilt”, “Dimondek”, and similar metal roofing—
In minimum loads of 10 tons per bogie wagon .. .. .. D
Not otherwise specified .. .. .. .. .. C
Roofing materials (bituminous compounds) in rolls, damp-course, sheathing, and related adhesive preparation in tins or drums, direct from factory .. .. .. .. .. D
Roofing slates, asbestos-cement or slate .. .. See section 77 N
Roofing tiles, concrete or earthenware .. .. See section 79 Q
Rose hip berries .. .. .. See sections 56 and 85
Rotary hoes, farm or garden—
Assembled—
Not exceeding 2 cwt .. .. .. .. .. C plus 50%
Exceeding 2 cwt but not exceeding 5 cwt. Charge as for 5 cwt per unit .. .. .. .. .. C
Packed in cases, crates or approved cartons .. .. .. C
Rubber, as under—
Carpet underlay .. .. .. .. .. C
Secondhand or waste .. .. .. See section 79 Q
Runners, or bungs, pig, sheep, or cattle, not prepared as casings, packed D

Sacking, old .. .. .. .. .. As bags
Sacks .. .. .. .. .. See bags
Safes, Bread, Meat or Milk—
Assembled .. .. .. .. .. .. C plus 50%
Collapsed .. .. .. .. .. .. C
“Salmac” insulating material .. .. See insulating materials
Salt, as under—
Common, iodised, or rock, in bags or sacks .. .. .. E plus 50%
Epsom (magnesium sulphate) for use in the preparation of manures See section 72 E
Epsom, for use in the preparation of stock licks and stock remedies D
Epsom, certified for use as a manure .. .. See section 72 E
Glauber’s (sodium sulphate) .. .. .. .. D
Table, in tins, bottles, or cartons .. .. .. D
Sand .. .. .. .. See section 79 Q
Sander frames and benches .. .. .. .. G