New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 33

Page 956

✨ Freight Classification for Various Commodities

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Decks, aluminium alloy, completely unassembled, for utility vehicles.
Minimum charge as for 250 kg at class C
Roof luggage racks—
Assembled
Unassembled (kitset)
Roofs
Seat frames (see spring units)
Motor vehicle chassis frames (without wheels)
Motor vehicle mufflers
Motor vehicle muffler assemblies (muffler with exhaust and tail-pipes fitted)—
Packed in cases, containers or other rigid packing
Not otherwise specified
Mouldings as under—
Pinex, packed, not otherwise specified (unpacked Pinex mouldings will not be accepted for carriage)
Pinex, packed, direct from factory, loaded with Pinex wallboard in the same wagon; subject to minimum loads as per clause 45
Wooden, including door jambs, architraves, scotia, dowelling, scribes, etc.—
Loose or in bundles
Lesser quantities will be charged—
Loose
Packed in bundles
Mowers, as under—
Lawn, including motor mowers and motor scythes (domestic)
Lawn, motor rotary scythe, other than domestic
Hay, for attachment to tractors-
Ford models 501 and 515, minimum charge as for 250 kg per machine
Not otherwise specified (as implements, agricultural, assembled, n.o.s.)
Rotary scythes, for attachment to tractors, minimum charge as for 500 kg per machine
Riding mowers—
(Motor propelled lawn mowers fitted with driver’s seat)
As motor tractors or motor cultivators, farm or garden
Mower knife grinders, as under—
Assembled
Unassembled
Musical instruments not otherwise specified—
Packed
Unpacked
Naphtha Dangerous as petrol
“Neomoscan” (sterilising fluid)
Needled tow (upholstery padding)
“Newpli” (brick-layer’s lime)
Nesting boxes, wooden kitset
Nesting boxes, wooden, assembled
Newspapers
Newspapers, old, in bundles, for packing or wrapping, or for waste
Nitrate of potash
Nitrolime
Nuts, edible (including coconuts), as under—
Imported with or without shell
Grown in New Zealand, Cook Islands or Niue, fresh
Not otherwise specified
Oil, crude, diesel, lubricating, transformer, residual or fuel—
In owner’s tank wagons. Such tank wagons to be loaded to their full carrying capacity
Oil, gas—As oil, crude
Oil, as under—
Packed, not otherwise specified
Spraying, for use as insecticide or blight specific
Used, for reconditioning
Vegetable—
Minimum quantity 5 tonnes per consignment
Not otherwise specified
“Onazote”
Orchard ladders, mobile hydraulic. Minimum 2 tonnes per unit
Organs—
Packed
Unpacked
Ore, metallic
Ovens, food warming
Oxide of iron, crude
Oxides, metallic; to be used in the manufacture of earthenware or paper
Oysters and other shell fish, in shell
Oysters and other shell fish, tinned
Oyster shells
Pails
Pallets, new. Owners to load, sheet, un sheet and unload

G
C
G
G
B
C
C
B
A
N
K
C
C
K small lots
C
B
B
B
B
G
B
B
A
D
G
C
B
C
N
See clause 45
See clause 48
See clause 48
C
D
See clauses 26 and 52
See clause 56
C
D
J
D
C
See insulating materials
B
A
E
B
D
D
C
E
See buckets
C

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