New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

12 July THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2319

Classification 73—cont.

Bread improver (Breadlac) ... ... ... ... ... D
Breeze ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Bricks, as under—
Broken, and pieces of old retorts, consigned to brickworks for the
manufacture of bricks ... ... ... See clause 46 R
Concrete ... ... ... ... ... See concrete
Earthenware, building or ventilating ... ... See clause 39 E
Earthenware, hollow (hollow tiles) ... ... See clause 39 E
Fire ... ... ... ... ... ... See refractory products
Glass ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Glazed ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Panels, brickwork ... ... ... ... ... See wallboard
Pumice-cement, building ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Briquettes, coal ... ... ... ... See clause 46 R
Brooders, poultry ... ... ... ... ... G
Buckets, metal—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... B
Nested ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Building panels or sheets ... ... ... ... ... See wallboard
Butter ... ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Buttermilk powder ... ... ... ... ... ... See milk powder
Cabinets as under—
Not otherwise specified—As furniture
Aluminium alloy ... ... ... ... ... ... G
Clothes-drying, packed ... ... ... ... ... B
Clothes-drying, unpacked ... ... ... ... A
Steel, filing or kitchen, packed ... ... ... B
Steel, filing or kitchen, unpacked ... ... A
Steel, shower, unassembled, packed ... ... C
Calcine magnesium (causmag), for use as a livestock remedy—
Minimum quantity 2 tonnes per consignment ... ... ... D
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Calcium, carbide of, in hermetically sealed tins packed in strong
wooden cases, or in airtight and damp-proof iron drums. Dangerous C
Calcium, chloride of ... ... ... ... ... ... D
(If packed in paper bags, all loading and unloading to be performed
by owners. Any handling performed by the Corporation will be
under special arrangement).
Calves ... ... ... ... ... See clause 43 M
Camp equipment, such as tents, tent poles, table tops, trestles,
stretchers and incidentals ... ... ... ... C
Canoes, assembled. ... ... ... ... ... See Boats, not otherwise
specified
Canoes, completely unassembled, or canoe parts ... ... ... B
Caravans, in cases ... ... ... ... ... B
Caravans or caravan chassis. At the rate for motor vehicles ... ... See clause 49
Caravan kit sets ... ... ... ... ... ... B
Carbon, bisulphide of. Dangerous ... ... ... B
Carbonettes ... ... ... ... See clause 46 R
Cardboard, as under—
Boxes or cartons ... ... ... ... ... See empties
Cores for rolls of paper. Owners to load and unload. ... ... C
Cores for rolls of carpet ... ... ... ... C
Corrugated, single faced ... ... ... ... B
Corrugated, double faced ... ... ... ... C
Moulded, for packing bottles ... ... ... C
Moulded trays, for packing apples or eggs ... ... C
Plain—As paper
Tubes, hollow ... ... ... ... ... ... A
Carbonate of barytes ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Carpet, as under—
Securely wrapped ... ... ... ... ... C
Unwrapped ... ... ... ... ... ... B
Casein, adhesive ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Casein, certified for use in New Zealand as or for the manufacture of
livestock or poultry foods ... ... ... ... E plus 25%
Casein, curd or dried ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Cases, show—As furniture
Cattle ... ... ... ... ... See clause 43 M
Cattle handlers (tipping tables for handling cattle) ... ... G
Causmag (calcine magnesium), for use as a livestock remedy—
Minimum quantity 2 tonnes per consignment ... ... ... D
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C

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