New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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Classification 73—cont.
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Cupboards, wooden—
Assembled—As furniture
Completely unassembled ... ... ... ... ... C
Cushions, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ...
Cylinders for hot-water supply. Charges will be computed as for "Tanks"
Daggins, sheep ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Damp course (Malthoid or Dampgard) ... ... ... ... D
Decking, "Tray-dec"—
In minimum loads of 10 tonnes ... ... ... ... D
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Deep freezers ... ... ... ... ... See refrigerators
Dextrine, for the manufacture of adhesive paste ... ... ... D
Dieselene ... ... ... ... ... ... See oil, crude, diesel, or fuel
Dinghys—As boats
Displays, animated, for shop-window exhibition ... ... ... A
Display models ... ... ... ... ... ... See models
Display stands, wire ... ... ... ... ... ... A
Docking-cradles (for holding lambs) as under—
Assembled ... ... ... ... ... ... ... G
Unassembled ... ... ... ... ... ... B
"Dodgems"—As riding devices
Dogs ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See clause 29
Dog biscuits or pellets—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Manufactured principally from meat meal, packed. As livestock or poultry foods not otherwise specified.
Dog kennels, assembled ... ... ... ... ... B
Dog kennel pens—
Assembled ... ... ... ... ... ... ... G
Unassembled ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Dolomite—
For use as a fertiliser ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Doors, garage (metal) ... ... ... ... ... B
Doors, glass—
Packed ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... ... B
Downpipe, aluminium, copper, or galvanised iron ... ... ... B
Drainpipes ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See pipes
Droppers, wooden, fencing, split or sawn ... ... See clause 39 E
Ducting, metal—
Up to 75mm in diameter ... ... ... ... ... B
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... G
Ducting, metal, classified G in full wagon loads ... See clause 45 G
"Dunlopillo" (a sponge-rubber product) ... ... ... ... G
"Durock" ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See asbestos cement
Dynamite. Dangerous ... ... ... ... ... A
Earth (including raw diatomaceous or Fuller's earth). See clause 39 E
Earth, unfusorial (refined diatomaceous) ... ... See clause 39 E
Earthenware products as under—
Bricks ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See bricks
Building blocks ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Chimney liners ... ... ... ... ... ... See refractory products
Flooring filler blocks ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Flooring planks ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Flooring tiles or quarries, unglazed ... ... See clause 39 E
Flower pots ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See flower pots
Furnace liners ... ... ... ... ... ... See refractory products
Pipes ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See pipes
Roofing tiles ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Tiles, glazed, other than roofing—
Packed ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... ... B
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 ... ... ... D

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