New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 112

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✨ Classification of Goods and Livestock

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Class

Daggin’s, sheep
See section 72 E
Damp course (Malthoid)
D
Desks or seat units for schools—
Packed or unpacked, not otherwise specified
C plus $50 \%$
Completely unassembled
C plus $20 \%$
Dextrine, for the manufacture of adhesive paste
D
Dieselene
See oil, crude, diesel, or fuel
Dinghys
As boats
Displays, animated, for shop-window exhibition
C double rate
Display models
See models
Display stands, wire
C double rate
Docking-cradles (for holding lambs) as under—
Assembled
G
Unassembled
C plus $50 \%$
“Dodgems”
As riding devices
Dogs
See section 60
Dog biscuits or pellets-
Not otherwise specified
C
Manufactured principally from meatmeal, packed in multiwall paper or hessian bags.
As livestock or poultry foods, not otherwise specified
Dog kennels, assembled
C plus $50 \%$
Dog kennel pens-
Assembled
G
Unassembled
C
Dolomite-ground
See section 81 Q
unground
See section 79
Doors, garage (metal)
C plus $50 \%$
Doors, glass-
Packed
C
Unpacked
C plus $50 \%$
Downpipe, aluminium, copper, or galvanised iron
C plus $50 \%$
Drainpipes
See pipes
Droppers, wooden, fencing, split or sawn
See section 79 Q
Ducting, metal-
Up to $75 \mathrm{~mm}$ in diameter
C plus $50 \%$
Not otherwise specified
G
Ducting, metal, classified G in full wagon loads, owners to load and unload, will be charged-
Per LA, or XA wagon as 16.5 cubic metres
Per Xc wagon as 19.5 cubic metres
Per Kc, Lc, Nc, NF, or XP wagon as 25 cubic metres
Per Kp or Ks wagon as 28 cubic metres
Per bogie wagon, n.o.s. as 56.5 cubic metres
Per Ubm wagon as 70.5 cubic metres
“Dunlopillo.” (a sponge-rubber product)
G
“Durock”
See asbestos cement
Dynamite. Dangerous
C double rate

Class

Earth (including raw diatomaceous or Fuller’s earth)
See section 79 Q
Earth, unfusorial (refined diatomaceous)
See section 72 E
Earthenware products as under-
Bricks
See bricks
Building blocks
See section 79 Q
Chimney liners
See refractory products
Flooring filler blocks
See section 79 Q
Flooring planks
See section 79 Q
Flooring tiles or quarries, unglazed
See section 79 Q
Flower pots
See flower pots
Furnace liners
See refractory products
Pipes
See pipes
Roofing tiles
See section 79 Q
Tiles, glazed, other than roofing-
Packed
C
Unpacked
C plus $50 \%$
Earthenware (except bricks, building blocks, drainpipes, flooring tiles, roofing tiles and tiles, glazed), direct from factories, in quantities of not less than 1 tonne. Owners to load and unload. Owner’s risk
D
Earthenware, not otherwise specified-
Glazed-
Packed
C
Unpacked
C plus $50 \%$
Unglazed-
Packed
D
Unpacked
C
Eggs. Minimum quantity 1 tonne per consignment. Any less quantity will be charged at such minimum or at Class C whichever is cheaper Elevator or lift cars N.O.S. Charges will be computed at Class C on actual weight or Class G whichever is the dearer
Electric display signs, packed in cases or crates
C plus $50 \%$
Electric display signs, not packed in cases or crates. Minimum quantity 1.75 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon, not otherwise specified, 2 tonnes
Lc, Nc, or NF wagon, 5 tonnes per bogie wagon. Owners to load and unload
C plus $50 \%$
Electric-light bulbs, globes, or shades
C plus $50 \%$
Electric frying pans
C plus $50 \%$

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🚂 Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc. (continued from previous page)

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