New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 77
Classification 73—cont.

Grain, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Barley, pearl, in cartons ... ... ... ... D
Barley, pearl, not otherwise specified ... ... See clause 39 E
Lentils ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Rice ... ... ... ... ... C
Sweet corn in cobs ... ... ... ... See clauses 26 and 50

Grain products, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... D
Barley, flaked, packed in paper bags or cartons ... ... D
Bran ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Flour—
in bulk ... ... ... ... E plus 25%
Not otherwise specified ... ... See clause 39 E
Cornflour ... ... ... ... D
Gluten, malt, or soya bean ... ... C
Grain foods prepared in biscuit form ... ... See foods, farinaceous

Grits (corn or maize, removed from cobs and coarsely ground) ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Husks ... ... ... ... See clause 46 R
Malt, malt culmings or malt screenings ... ... See clause 39 E
Malt extract ... ... ... ... C
Meals ... ... ... ... See meals
Oatmeal (including Creamoata, Gerstena, Milk Oaties, Oatine, Oto Protina, Rolled Oats, Semolina or Vimax)—
Packed in cartons or cases ... ... ... D
Packed in bags or sacks ... ... ... E
Oatdust ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Pollard ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Rice bubbles, rice flakes, or puffed rice ... ... D
Sharps ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Wheat germ in bags ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Grain silos ... ... ... ... See silos
Granite, as under—
Chips ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Dressed or polished ... ... ... ... D
Rough ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N

Grass, dehydrated or grass meal—As food, livestock or poultry, not otherwise specified
Gravel ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Gravestones, plain ... ... ... ... D
Grease ... ... ... ... D
Grit, poultry (including limestone grit) ... ... See clause 39 E
Guano ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Gum, adhesive ... ... ... ... D

Gymnastic equipment as under—
Climbing frames, galvanised pipe—
Window ladder climbing frame ... ... ... G
Climbing tower ... ... ... ... G
Not otherwise specified. Minimum charge 3.5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon ... ... ... B
“Funrock” (a type of tubular steel rocker) ... ... A
“Jungle Gyms” in sections ... ... ... B
“Jungle Gyms” assembled ... ... ... G
“Multiplex” playground frames, galvanised pipe, in sections, assembled ... ... ... A
“Multiplex” playground frames, galvanised pipe, dismantled in packages ... ... ... C
Parallel bars ... ... ... ... G
Rebound tumblers ... ... ... ... A
Rocking boats (multiple seating) ... ... ... G
Rocking horses (multiple seating) ... ... ... G
Roundabouts ... ... ... ... G
“Runrounders”, minimum charge as for 75 kg per unit ... A
Seesaw, collapsed ... ... ... ... C
Slides ... ... ... ... G
Swings and seesaw combinations, galvanised pipe, portable, assembled. Minimum charge per unit as for 75 kg ... A
Swings, galvanised pipe, portable, assembled. Minimum charge per unit as for 50 kg ... ... ... A
Swings, galvanised pipe, portable, unassembled ... ... C

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