New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 112

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✨ Classification of Goods and Livestock

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued
68. Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued
Gymnastic equipment as under—
Climbing frames, galvanised pipe—
Window ladder climbing frame
Climbing tower
Not otherwise specified. Minimum charge per unit, 1.75 tonnes
per four-wheeled wagon, not otherwise specified, 2 tonnes per
Lc, Mc, Nc, or Nf wagon
“Funrock” (a type of tubular steel rocker)
“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
Rocking boats (multiple seating)
Rocking horses (multiple seating)
Roundabouts
“Runrounders”, minimum charge as for 77 kg per unit
Sea-saws, collapsed
Slides
Swings and seesaw combinations, galvanised pipe, portable,
assembled. Minimum charge per unit as for 77 kg
Swings, galvanised pipe, portable, assembled. Minimum charge per
units as for 51 kg
Swings, galvanised pipe, portable, unassembled
Taranaki ladders, galvanised pipe—
Junior
Senior. Minimum charge per unit 1.75 tonnes per four-wheeled
wagon not otherwise specified, 2 tonnes per Lc, Mc, Nc, or
Nf wagon
Trampolines, set up
collapsed
Vaulting stools
Gypsum
Class
G
G
C plus 50%
C double rate
C plus 50%
G
C double rate
C
G
C double rate
G
G
G
C double rate
C
C double rate
C
G
See section 81

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued
68. Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued
Hair-lok (upholstery material)
Hams
Handles, wooden, direct from factory
Hats
Hay in bales. (Loose hay will not be accepted for carriage)
Heaters, as under—
Electric, block storage
Electric, panel—
Packed in cases or cartons—
Direct ex factory
Not otherwise specified
Unpacked
Electric, kerosene, oil burning, and motor vehicle
Open fire space heater (a free-standing fireplace)
Water (gas or electric). Charges will be computed as for “tanks
copper, steel, or iron not otherwise specified”.
Hemp, in bales, dressed, pressed. Owners to load and unload. (Loose
hemp will not be accepted for carriage)
Hessian, not otherwise specified
Hessian or twill, for the manufacture of bags or sacks See section 72
Hides, as under—
Green, loose or in bundles. Owners to load and unload (if loaded
and/or unloaded by Department, class C)
Green, not otherwise specified
Salted or dried, loose. Owners to load and unload (if loaded and/or
unloaded by Department, class C)
Salted or dried, not otherwise specified
Horses
See section 76, livestock
Holders, rubbish bag metal or plastic
Charges will be computed
at Class C on actual
weight or Class G
whichever is dearer
Honey
Houses, garage or huts as under—
Assembled or in sections. Minimum charge as for 2 tonnes per
four-wheeled wagon, not otherwise specified, 2.5 tonnes per
Lc, Mc, Nc, or Nf wagon. Owners to load and unload
Completely unassembled, strapped in bundles (new, kitsets)
Household removals
Class
G
D
D
C double rate
See section 82
C
C
C plus 50%
C double rate
C plus 50%
C plus 50%
D less 25%
C
See section 94
D
D
D
D
C
C

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