New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 112

Page 2647

✨ Freight Classification

GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Trailer's or sidecars, cycle
Treacle
Trees in packages
Tricycles, children’s
Trolleys and trucks, road or rail (other than motor vehicles), not
otherwise specified
Tubby barrows
Tubes, metal, empty, for packing toothpaste and other preparations
Turf
Turnips
Twine, binder or baling—
Packed in bales or sacks
Loose
Type, metal

Class
D
C
As toys
C plus 20%
C double rate
Q
E
D
C
D

Underfelt
Upholstery padding
Urinals, stainless steel

G
G
G

Vats not otherwise specified
As “tanks, copper, steel, or
iron, not otherwise specified”
Vats, stainless steel
As “tanks, aluminium, fibre-
glass, or stainless steel, not
otherwise specified”
Vegetables, as under—
Artichokes, beetroot, carrots, kumara, marrows, onions, parsnips,
potatoes, pumpkins (including butter cups and butter nuts),
radish, taros, and yams, fresh
See section 72 E
Beans, dried or parched, whole or crushed
See section 72 E
Dehydrated (freeze dry)
Charges will be computed at
Class C on actual weight or
Class G, whichever is dearer
Desiccated or preserved, not otherwise specified
Fresh, not otherwise specified, grown in New Zealand, Cook Islands,
or Niue
See sections 56 and 85 D
Fresh, imported, not otherwise specified
Mangolds
See section 79 Q
Melons
See melons
Peas, dried or parched, whole or crushed, not otherwise specified
See section 72 E
Peas, flaked, packed in paper bags or cartons
Peas, split, in cartons
Peas, split, in hessian bags or sacks
See section 72 E
Peas, split, not otherwise specified
See section 72 E
Swedes
See section 72 E
Turnips
See section 72 E
Vehicles, two- or four-wheeled (carts, drays, gigs, and joggers), but
excluding motor vehicles, caravans, and tractors. Minimum charge
as for 1.75 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon not otherwise specified,
2 tonnes per LC, MC, NC, or NF wagon
C
Veneers, as under
Not otherwise specified
Consigned to cheese factories and certified for use when forwarding
cheese by rail
D less 25%
For the manufacture of fruit cases. Owners to load and unload
D less 25%
Ventilators (except asbestos-cement and concrete) as under-
Completely unassembled, packed
Set up, not otherwise specified
Charges will be computed at
Class C on actual weight, or
Class G, whichever is dearer
Ventpipes, aluminium, copper, or galvanised iron
C plus 50%
"Veri-Gro" (soil conditioner)
G
Vermicelli
C
Vermiculite
See insulating materials
Vermiculite ore
See section 79 Q
Vinegar
Not otherwise specified
Direct from factory
“Vitadee” calf emulsion
As stock lick

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GOODS AND LIVESTOCK—continued

Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

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